I agree that a 2-1 is not hugely popular, but for a young newly married couple on the Westside of Northern VA, it would definitely be a viable option, assuming we "modernized" the home a bit.

The concept has been around longer than I've been alive, but due to the advancement in technology mixed with a little HGTV, mixed with a some 'Buy real estate with no money' seminars, everyone and their mother-in law now wants to be in real estate.

@Donald Crockett, research trenchles line replacement, pipe bursting, pipe lining... modern day processes are pretty cool and much less invasive.

You may or may not be able to get the relay by itself as a service part; you might have to replace the whole board.Either a classic or modern dryer will have a "high limit" thermostat or thermal fuse. 

Live in an old building that doesn't support modern technology whatsoever.

Then I moved to Enschede where I got my Master's degree in Business Information Technology at Twente University.

The platform should have real estate people dealing with these sorts of issues and not solely lawyers or people that come from a technology or venture capital background.  

Unless the house is being designed with a more modern or loft-type feel, I would just go with a standard wood railing. 

Which leads me to ask this technology related question. 

We are debating doing it in an 80 yr old SFH that we are taking down to the studs and giving it a very modern aesthetic.