@Frinee WarrenTypically if the sill is below a specific height you need to use tempered glass and limit the window to opening to no more than 4”I believe it’s 24” but could be wrong on thatWe have a window in our son’s room that is too low so it has tempered glass and limiter device

I still find plenty of value here, from newbies and old-timers, but maybe I'm not a glass half-empty guy.

3) Medium grey wood-grained Waterproof vinyl flooring (WVF) throughout, with brushed nickel light fixtures and hardware, or Coffee wood-grained WVF with Oil-rubbed bronze light fixtures and hardware4) Keep the master-bath shower as it is, which is a medium blue fiberglass, and just replace the door with a modern one and trim in some coordinating hardware and glass tile, or totally tear out the shower?

My 3 bedroom apts. had 7 window, one sliding glass door. 

Originally posted by @David T.:All

I don't have any data to back it up, but yeah among full time Realtors it seems like the "glass ceiling" for women either does not exist, or at the very least a lot of women manage to shatter it.

To me, that sounds a lot like the story of the guy looking for his lost glasses at night, under the lamp post, because that's where the light is, even though he lost his glasses in a different area.

Another popular feature of high-end cabinets is to have a glass face, although these cabinets should only be used as foci of the design, not as the primary cabinet-type.Countertops, along with appliances, are the major foci of the kitchen.

And Everytime I get excited about a loop holes he explains he then hits the entire glass with scare tactic like " well you guys can't implement this yourself" and he had half the class chant I don't know nothing about real estate.

Absolutely no idea how window glass was broken.