https://www.google.com/maps/@34.0659608,-118.21756...Main street side of The brewery.https://www.google.com/maps/@34.0659572,-118.21778…Molton street side of The breweryhttps://www.google.com/maps/@34.064797,-118.219507…Art studios all up in that areahttps://www.google.com/maps/@34.064714,-118.219549...So my place on the westside was a hop, skip and jump away from my favorite places in Santa Monica and then I could get down and gritty so to speak at the Brewery.The huge fiberglass horse you see sitting on the shipping containers was put there just before I left the brewery.https://www.google.com/maps/@34.0659673,-118.21716...And then in the smoke stack in the distance is visible landmark from the 5 freeway (which is directly on the left - (Main street exit).https://www.google.com/maps/@34.0659731,-118.21676…I haven't seen it before but behind this gate, there is supposed to be a fantastic Architectural digest type home with interiors that you'd see on say ABBOT KINNEY in Venice Beach.  

Here's the architects scope of work: Lintel work details (includes dining room to kitchen with a roughly 8' opening, front window opening goes to 7', second and third floor exterior doors)Rear second floor addition Roof deck off 3rd floor (fiberglass membrane, not lumber, but still needs drawings for permit)Addition - Stair detailsAddition - Rough mechanical and electricalExtra items not on quotes that we're loosely budgeting for: Landscaping (fence, rear yard maintenance): $2,000Soffits, downspouts, misc $1,500Misc. higher quality fixtures and appliances.

The top of the windows come with a vinyl cap that you fill with fiberglass insulation and then you can easily adjust it up or down to make up for those fractions of an inch (and significantly more if needed) for the height of the opening.

It will avoid that batt insulation (which is usually poorly installed anyways) and escape your house during the winter and enter during the summer through the wood studs, which only offer a R-value of about R-1 per inch, whereas cellulose or fiberglass insulation has about R-3.6 per inch.  

Currently I still have about 50k in equity "leftover" after I bought out the X and the house is almost completely upgraded (new Integrity windows, fiberglass and wood doors, replumbed, new driveway, re-insulated attic, new bathroom, new 300 sq. foot office downstairs, new septic put in by seller in 2000, new paint in and out etc.).

I am installing a fiberglass shower pan with ceramic tile on the walls.   

Accroding to a family memeber he can tell by the siding and the small fiber glass

. $ 1, 350Replace existing tub shower unit with a Max three piece fiberglass unit.

Along with when I sell it in ten years the fiberglass will still be good to go.Good Luck

You can get curtains that will meet the spec, but they're enough money that it would be cheaper to do drywall or paneling at that point.The company that did my sump pump had an add-on offer (which I didn't take up) to install fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) panels on the inside of the walls.