The key is if your tenant has a valid compliant on any level or is this the tenant having a complete fabrication in their mind of what is going on??

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You can't really say the guy who is good in physics vs. analog design vs digital design vs programming vs material fabrication vs mechanical production is doing something easier or harder.

More delicate when she's your wife!

It's not fun, but it can be done.If you can't get it by yourself, a good metal fabricator should certainly be able to do it for you.

I would fabricate a hardwood nosing such that the surface of the tile comes out flush with the surface of the nosing, and stained to match tile.

For instance on one job we had to install a steel stairway that our son had designed, and had fabricated.

Yet the BP community, forum after forum, continually respond in a delicate/tactful/respectful way even when responding to a “gimme gimme” tone.

I try to do this as delicately as possible - after all, the landlord hasn't applied for anything.

I think the fabric of the shirt would be most consider than the color.