I go Schlage because they use a 9V vs AAA batteries and when it’s -40*C they still actually work (mainly because use physically slides the bolt) , the AAA’s don’t when it’s that cold.

Or maybe they're the "invisible" kind of slides where you push it in and it springs open on its own?

PLEASE click on the magnifying glass at the top right on your screen and type home warranty.

I usually work in the northern suburbs and I almost always replace the tub/tub shower combo with a nice, tiled shower with a frameless glass enclosure.

I was not there today-had to get my boat ready to go fishing tomorrow-but I did have dinner and a glass of wine ready when the lady got home!

The reason for it was it had gradually started down a slippery slide and our admin was friends with so many that had simply formed a hatred of me and he was just not weeding out the trouble makers.

Don't make a deal, or change your mind and let them slide.

It was major clean up, kitchens, sliding door, paint and carpets.#2 the reason we did this one was because of the extensive work.

Because they were buying properties that would still produce income even if the market continued to slide down. 

Close off that breezeway with windows/sliding doors and make it another room... assuming there's a cement floor.