@Mark Boyce posted:Dave, about the doors. These doors could be cut and placed in the open position. I would assume the way to do it would be to cut a 1/16" or so below the valence windows so they have a non-opening frame underneath. Then cut the remaining door in half and position them opening in so as not to foul the loading dock that still needs installed. Here is a cropped photograph for a close up. I'm going to add the door frame trim as is. If I change my mind, I can always pop the doors out and start hacking away.
For now, my story is that it is rapidly going down to zero degrees tonight, and they closed the doors as soon as they are done moving something in or out.
Yeah, it's been getting dang cold. The rain we had a week or so ago has filled the circle in the driveway, which is solid ice. When I was a young lad, spent many Winters on the ice of the brook by our house. My dad even tried to make a skating rink for my sister using just wood and plastic. Unfortunately two things made that fail, not cold enough and the plastic got a tear somewhere. Also, doors are better closed, shows that they have already moved all the freight out and about.
