I love myself some craft beer but I don't usually casually drink till the evening unless I have something big planned like golf outing, tailgate etc...so I think it's just more of when the meetings occur not anything else :)

It would be a mistake for me to deal directly with a buyer that some how thinks a PAINT JOB, SMALL CRACK IN CONCRETE, SHOWER ENCLOSURE is a reason to not buy a home.  

Purchase price: $313,000 Cash invested: $9,000 Two Fourplexes, side-by-side in the same fenced enclosure ($156,500 each).Each 1 bd/ 1 ba.C- Neighborhood.Seller-financed at 15% down, 6% interest, with balloon in 5 years.

Loaded her up with all sorts of cement grout tiles and I'm still able to go out to a fancy dinner with her.Also best part has a tail gate truck and I have all my basic tools in there to do minor repairs.

Just wire it towards where the cable will enter the house and put it all into a small structured media enclosure. 

Lol, it burned up my dumpster enclosure & a 2nd car because the guy didn't know which gold car was the right car.

I do tailgates; send cookies before finals; etc. 

They have a couple of toddlers. the chickens are mostly in their enclosure.

If you use inter locking planks then adhesive is not needed, but the product cost more.Just today I purchased a quart of the "stick and stay" at Lowes to glue some thin vinyl sheet above a shower enclosure.

Not nonmetallic/PVC, not MC, not rigid conduit/EMT, nothing.So there are some potential NEC code issues but let's take a look from a practical standpoint: with boiler vent stacks/flues running through there and with it being a fire enclosure, it just seems like one probably shouldn't put any combustible materials in there including wire and PVC.