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As far as breaking the first two rules of 4chan by talking/putting 4chan on stumbleupon, posting the rules, indicating the obvious rule breaks, and then trying to argue over "review" boxes is all pretty faggotry to me.
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Help Figure Out Exhaust Hood And Makeup Air Needs?
I am starting to think about the ventilation for my kitchen remodel. I wonder if I can get some ideas and advice, please?
Here is my situation:
- The ranges I am considering are commercial 36-inch or 48-inch ranges, so either 6X or 8X burners of appx 33K BTU/hr each. I like to sear, wok, fry, and expect to generate a good amount of smoke, grease, effluent, etc. Although, I wouldn't be doing smoky stuff on more than a couple burners at a time.
- The range will be placed against a wall and will be free-standing, meaning no cabinetry on either side. If I get a 36-inch range, there may be a narrow (15") steel filler table on the side adjacent to a traffic aisle. If I get a 48-inch range, there may be a stainless steel guard shielding the traffic side of the range.
- The wall will have a non-combustible surface, maybe concrete board with an air gap to the studs (still planning), and that surface will either be tiled or sheathed with stainless steel.
- The other side of the wall is the stairwell down to the basement and side door, so ducting can go out the rear of the hood, through the wall into the stairwell, make a 90-deg turn, and through the exterior wall. Ducting of any reasonable size can fit and I don't mind having it exposed in the stairwell. A blower would fit there too.
- The floor is stone tile. Under the floor is the laundry area of the unfinished basement, and ducting can fit down there as well.
- The ceiling is a little under 9 feet. Above the ceiling is the second floor, so ducting in the ceiling is not a good option, it would be very constrained in size.
My tentative idea for the vent hood is to use a ceiling-mounted hood, about 1 foot wider and deeper than the range, so 4 feet wide by 3 feet deep if I get a 36-inch range. Something vaguely along these lines:
http://www.acitydiscount.com/Used-Restaurant-Kitchen-Grease-Exhaust-4ft-Hood-Stainless-Steel.0.105252.1.1.htm The bottom front edge of the hood needs to have at least 6 ft 5 in headroom, so it would be appx 40 inches higher than the burners, but the bottom rear edge could be lower.
So, here are my specific questions, and I'm sure I'm missing some issues too.
1. How do you calculate the required exhaust CFM? Is there a formula based on total range BTU/hr? How do you factor in the placement and dimensions of the hood?
2. How do you calculate the required makeup air CFM? Since I don't have any information of how leaky my house is (it is an old house, that's all I know), I was going to guessestimate something like makeup CFM >= exhaust CFM less 300 CFM. Does that make sense?
3. Where should the makeup air come in? I've seen some commercial hoods where the makeup air comes in at the front edge of the hood, while the exhaust air is pulled from the back edge. Alternatively, I could bring some or all of the makeup air in through a floor vent located under the range.
4. Do I need to heat the makeup air? It is typically 30-40F in winter here. Then again, I won't be running the range 12 hours a day - I might be searing or woking for 10 minutes, for the rest of the cooking I would turn the blowers down. Do you think that bringing the makeup air in through the hood, or under the hot range, would mitigate any heating needs?
5. I am not so wild about having a giant lump of stainless steel filling the ceiling, so I was thinking about constructing a wooden hood, style consistent with the upper cabinets, and using a steel hood liner in that. What do you think?
6. Has anyone had a custom hood or hood liner built by a local sheet metal shop? Did you find that was better, or cheaper, than buying a hood?
My impression is that, when all is said and done, the venting may end up costing me more than the range.
Thanks for helping. Sorry if this topic is kind of arcane.(My next question will be on fire suppression . . . )
The first place you stop is your local building permit office. Many areas do not permit the use of commercial ranges in a home environment, period. Those that do will have an extensive list of requirements that you will have to do to be able to do this. Those requirements may or may not work with your intended location. They will include specifications for venting fire suppression, and makeup air. No point in guesstimating what your local authorities will require. Ask them.
THe second place you need to talk to is a commercial HVAC company that specializes in restaurant ventilation installments. Professional equipment means professional design and installation. That pretty much eliminates the DIY approach unless you are a licensed HVAC person. YOu will also need to have a ERV attached to that makeup air, plus greatly upgrade your home's air conditioning. Those ranges are not at all insulated, and a good deal of the heat they produce will be added to your home's AC load. A restaurant kitchen in the middle of a Southern summer is a miserable place to be, and that's what your kitchen will resemble unless you have a pro engineer the integaration of everything.
The onerous reqirements of professional equipment are the reason most folks in search of "restaurant quality" home cooking experiences end up purchasing a prosumer type range that is designed with safety (and insulation)in mind for a home environment.
I found the link below that suggests I might start thinking at 1,500 CFM for a 4 foot wide, 3 foot deep hood mounted against a wall. 4 x 3 x 125 = 1500. Then I guess I'd want to adjust up since the hood will be mounted rather high?
Here is a link that might be useful: Rule of Thumb formula
Thanks. I recognize that under some scenarios I might have to install commercial-grade HVAC and automatic fire suppression, have my house licensed as a business, have my neighhorhood re-zoned as commercial, find another place to live, change my profession to restauranteur . . .
But at this point I am trying to learn what is functionally required, rather than what is bureaucratically required.
While I appreciate your enthusiasm for cooking in your new space, I think the idea of all those btus in a relatively small home setting is overkill (seriously). You should get a standard residential range (like a Bluestar) and get a separate 30000btu wok burner all under the same large hood. Do you really have 8 stir fries going at once?
A hood as high and deep as you are suggesting would be really intrusive. Minimum cfm is 100 per 10000 btu, so on a 48" range with 8 burners and 2 gas ovens, you would need 3000cfm. A 36" would require 2100cfm minimum. I had a 60" vulcan with mere 22000 btu burners, salamander, and single oven covered by about 1600 cfm (a little under recommended, but close enough). I was never able to have it professionally cleaned or serviced because the repair people did not have insurance to come into a home. You will likely not have any warranty (though these machines are basic if you want to maintain it yourself). It was installed 35 years ago by a previous owner, but if it were done today, I would have to have all the fire suppression system/upgraded HVAC/make up air stuff installed.
Histokitch mentioned insurance. You should also check with your home insurance provider. I expect that the range you want, with 33k btu/each burner, and minimal insulation, will increase your insurance premiums. If you omit informing your insurance provider about this non-residential range, and there is a fire in your home, or a visitor is burned from touching the oven door and sues you, you may find you've not conformed to your insurance requirements, and not be covered.
Also, how heavy is the commercial range, particularly the 48" one? Do you have any concerns that your floor can support the weight?
Look, you sound like a guy who wants to plan this correctly. You're talking the talk. Walk the walk. Check with the experts who will determine if what you are planning is feasable.
Building codes are there to protect you and your neighbors. A fire can spread from one single family home to another. That's why they have regulations about fire producing implements in your home. You'd have to have the design and installation of a new fireplace permitted and inspected as well. It's not BS bureaucracy. It's public safety, and an improper install endangers more than just your own property and life. And that is why you check with your local building office before you start planning something that may not be allowed. There is no point in planning something that you can't end up doing. That's a waste of your time and money.
I have checked with my insurance company. They don't care if I put a commercial, non-residential range in my kitchen. I'd notify them in writing before proceeding, of course.
Weight should not be an issue. 36-inch to 48-inch ranges weigh from 600 to 800 pounds, which is about five people. The basement is unfinished, so if I measure any deflection I can sister the joists or even add a post.
I've talked to a local restaurant supply store. They are happy to sell me a used range. For a new range, they want to sell to a business, which I can do. They will only deliver to my front door, will not install, and the range will have no warranty - all perfectly understandable.
The applicable building code has no provision for commercial appliances in residential dwellings. Then again, I've never pulled a building permit just to buy a new kitchen appliance. Interestingly, the code says nothing meaningful about makeup air or required CFMs in residential kitchens - I will look again, though.
Visually - hmm. I did a quick sketch - maybe I can make this look palatable, maybe not.
So, this brings me to the original issue, which is function and safety.
I have friends with commercial ranges in their home kitchens. These ranges don't set the kitchen ablaze, nor do they turn the kitchen into a sauna, nor do they brand you like a calf if you brush up against them. They are not ''on'' at full-bore 12 hours/day, jammed in a room with more ranges, broilers, griddles, ovens, fryers, all working non-stop.
I believe that, if properly installed with appropriate clearance to combustibles and appropriate venting and professionally installed gas connections, a commercial range is just as safe as any range. When I add the fire suppression and gas shut-off, I think it'll be safer.
But I do need to get the venting right. This house is leaky, but hopefully as we work on it, it'll get tighter, and I don't want any backdrafting.
The way I see it, the exhaust and makeup issues I'm wondering about are not unique to commercial ranges. Someone planning a 60-inch "professional" range with char-broiler would face the same issues. I know that discussions about commercial appliances on GW tend to elicit cautionary responses, which I understand and appreciate. But, for the purposes of planning HVAC, let's forget the "commercial" aspect. Let's pretend I'm planning a 60-inch Bluestar and for some reason I like to cook with burners on high and the oven door ajar and the char-broiler blazing.
I don't know which brand you are thinking about, but specs for everything are online. Here is the ones for a Vulcan 36' range:
A pressure regulator sized for this unit is included. Natural gas
5.0' W.C., propane gas 10.0' W.C.
2. Gas line connecting to range must be 1' or larger. If flexible
connectors are used, the inside diameter must be 1' or larger.
3. An adequate ventilation system is required for commercial
cooking equipment. Information may be obtained by writing to
the National Fire Protection Association, 1 Batterymarch Park,
Quincy, MA 02269, www.NFPA.org. When writing, refer to NFPA
No. 96.
4. These units are manufactured for installation in accordance with
ANSZ223.1A (latest edition), National Fuel Gas Code. Copies may
be obtained from The American Gas Association, 400 N Capitol
St. NW, Washington, DC 20001, www.AGA.org.
Combustible 6' 10'
Standard Oven Non-combustible 0' 0'
Convection Oven Non-combustible Min. 4' 0'
6. For proper combustion, install equipment on adjustable legs or
casters provided with unit.
7. For proper combustion, install equipment on adjustable legs or
casters provided with unit.
NOTE: In line with its policy to continually improve its product, Vulcan
reserves the right to change materials and specifications without
Specify type of gas when ordering.
Specify altitude when above 2,000 feet.
I don't know where you live, but most residential gas lines are only 3/4' around here. YOu'd have to be in a commercial building, or a multifamily dwelling to be able to have a 1' gas line. The manufacturer is telling you that their specs incorporate installation in accordance with NFPA recommendations, therefore those regulations become part of the manufacturer's requirements. Installing an appliance in accordance with the manufacturer's requirements is part of local building codes everywhere.
The link to the National Fire Protection Association codes dealing with restaurant venting and fire protection is provided below. Those are the minimum codes your municipality will require. You can purchase the codes for only $35. You will still be required to have a professional design and install your ventilation/fire suppression to be in compliance with the manufacturr's install provisions. Because you are residential and not commercial, you will not be able to receive a warranty on the equipment, and you may not find a professional to do this. It's a Catch-22.
I have done this in two homes. We followed all the procedures above and have never regretted our decision. I won't repeat references to codes, etc., because I agree with everything said above. However, in answer to your musing about relative cost, in my experience, the ventilation, fire suppression, make-up air, etc. systems cost about 4 to 5 times the cost of the range. Should you need roof modification, etc., that would add more. I would also add, we live in a rural area and I wanted a fire suppression system regardless of whether we went with a commercial range or not. I also have obvious fire extinguishers mounted all over the house. Besides consulting our insurer, fire department, etc., we had input from restaurant ventilation designers from the two nearest cities and an engineer who only works on this subject. We were fortunate to have someone fairly local who services both commercial and commercial-in-home systems. We also have the fire suppression system and extinguishers inspected once a year. The local gas company rep. whom we also consulted, said that the fire the only fire in his memory occurred within the duct work, in a mostly wok restaurant that had had no maintenance/cleaning done. So, grease accumulation in the duct work is the number one enemy. Another note, fire suppression systems are obvious. If you want a very refined looking kitchen, you won't get that with a commercial ventilation system. We do overnight charity fundraisers and sometimes have pro caterers and cooks, and no one seems to care about the industrial aspects of the kitchen. Nevertheless, I know this would not be attractive to most residential kitchen owners here.
That is very helpful! Thanks. I'm looking at those codes online now.
On the pipe size, I've done some checking around. Some 24-inch and 36-inch commercial ranges specify 3/4'' E.g. Garland G-series. Others specify 1''. I'm not sure why the difference, beyond range size.
I was thinking - SWMBO wants to set up a pottery studio in the basement, including her kiln - so that will make fire suppression even more important. A pottery kiln gets far hotter than any range (>2000F) and is left on for many hours, usually overnight. I will have to go to some pottery sites and research what I'll need to do there. And another call to the insurance company.


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By Lisa Duchene, SeafoodSource contributing editor
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At Regal Springs' tilapia farms on the Indonesian islands of Java and Sumatra, tilapia grows in large floating cages to minimize pollution in local waters and the company regularly tests water quality. Every bit of fish waste and effluent is used somehow — whether in composting, rice field irrigation, collagen production or the biodiesel fuel that powers farm generators and trucks, says Magdalena Wallhoff, the Miami company's VP of sales.
Water pollution — along with use of chemicals and antibiotics, fish escapes and the social conditions of workers — is one of the key areas addressed in standards to minimize environmental harm in fish farming and certified by the Aquaculture Stewardship Council (ASC).
On 20 August, Regal Springs' tilapia products became the first farmed seafood on the market to be ASC-certified.
And tilapia isn't the only species to earn the new eco-label: The Tan Hoa farm of the Vinh Hoan Corp. in Vietnam in June became the first to be audited to ASC pangasius standards. At press time, pangasius products had not yet reached the market, but were expected to as early as this fall.
Initial European sales of certified products are going well, says Wallhoff.
"We want to see what happens in a few months. How are the orders going to continue now that the hype has died down?" says Wallhoff. A Dutch media outlet covered the introduction and some of the retailers and seafood companies promoted it with POS displays and press releases.
Albert Heijn, the largest seafood retailer in the Netherlands, is one of the retailers carrying the tilapia under its private-label brand. The company works with World Wildlife Fund (WWF), a co-founder of the ASC, on its seafood sourcing policies. Retailers in Germany, Switzerland, Austria, France, Denmark, Sweden, Belgium, Spain and Canada are carrying the certified tilapia. Jumbo, a Dutch supermarket company, is carrying the certified product, says Wallhoff, as are German seafood companies TopSea, Costa and Bofrost.
The market milestone offers seafood buyers a third-party certification option for farmed seafood designed to parallel that of the Marine Stewardship Council for wild fish. It has been in the works for nearly a decade, starting with roundtable talks with buyers, producers, scientists and environmentalists that tackled environmental problems linked to fish farming. The WWF-led Aquaculture Dialogues created standards that spell out and define responsible production. WWF is also a co-founder of the Marine Stewardship Council. "The introduction of the ASC tilapia in advanced markets as Germany and the Netherlands this summer was successful," says Chris Ninnes, the council's CEO. "The presence of ASC tilapia is from the start very prominent. We also expect a lot from the introduction of ASC pangasius in the market. The volumes are far bigger."
ASC expects the first certified farmed shrimp and salmon products to reach the market next year. "We will make major steps," Ninnes says.
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I was at Lowe's today (buying BlackKow), an noticed they had Texas Evening Primrose for sale. Goodness! I have been fighting that for months. It is an insidious growing with all the roots it sends out underground. Pretty pink booms, no doubt, but not worth having a mat of it in every inch of your yard. Besides, if you want it, you can dig it up along any road (or pig trail) in the area.
Tell me about it! I planted a packet about 10 years ago, and it STILL comes back! This picture doesn't cover the half of all that I have growing! However, they're so pretty and come up so early in the spring I can't bring myself to get rid of them. Weird, they seem to come up in different parts of the garden every year. I think it has something to do with the timing of the mulching...
I've never grown them because I heard about their invasiveness, but they are very pretty. But, when I look out at my Rainbow Knockout roses they make me think of Texas evening primroses..
Ogrose, that's a lovely photo of your beautiful yard..
Thank you, Roselee, and you just gave me a great idea! I have a rainbow Knockout that really needs to be moved; there is a blank spot in my nondescript front flowerbed that needs filling in. It's on the NW side of my house, so did some googling and found out this rose will take partial shade, which it will get.
Worth a try. Thanks!
I have some too (given to me by a neighbor about 7-8 years ago) growing in a flower bed and have been pulling out plants for the past five. It is aggressive. I see it at Lowes, too, and cringe. Interestingly, I once tried to move some from an area where I did not want it to an empty area behind a shed. None of the little transplants survived.
I think I've seen those at a nursery around here. I wonder if they'd be much trouble in my colder climate.
The one plant I see a lot that makes me cringe is flowering Japanese quince. I have one that came with the house and I'm sure it's VERY well established and likely 30-40 years old. It suckers EVERYWHERE within about 20 feet of the original plant. I cut out suckers from my gardens all growing season, and we mow down many, many more that spring up in the lawn. I'm sure it has it's place, but it's definately NOT near any other cultivated areas! I thought I couldn't hate a living tree/shrub as much as the old black walnut that was over our driveway at our old house (it belonged to an elderly neighbor who was attached to it, so we were stuck with it and all it's mess), but this thing gets the evil eye every time I step into the gardens. At least the hummingbirds get some food from it...


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Saiman DullahTweetIndonesia (1919 - 1996 ) - Artworks
Sotheby's /Oct 6, 2013
€4,553.84 - €6,451.27
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Saiman Dullah - Javaans Sawah Landschap Met De Merapi In
Original 1968
Auction: Borobodur -Nov 9, 2014 - SingaporeLot number: 182
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Dullah (Indonesia 1919 - 1996) Javaans Sawah Landschap met de Merapi in de Verte (Javanese Ricefield Landscape with Merapi in the Distance) Signed (lower right); Dated 'Aug. 1968'''', inscribed 'With the compliment H.E. ADAM MALIK Djakarta 19 Aug. 1968.'''' (on the reverse) Oil on canvas 108 x 178 cm
Saiman Dullah - Red Hibiscus
Auction: Sotheby's -Oct 6, 2014 - Hong KongLot number: 375
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Dullah 1919-1996 RED HIBISCUS Signed Oil on canvas 70 by 80.5 cm.; 27 1/2 by 31 1/2 in. Read Condition Report Read Condition Report Register or Log-in to view condition report Saleroom Notice Provenance Private Collection, Japan The work is in good condition overall, as is the canvas which is clear and taut. There is evidence of light wear and handling around the edges of the painting, but the paint layers are healthy and well-preserved. Examination under ultraviolet light shows minor restorations sprinkled on the top portion of the painting. However, this is not visible with the naked eyes. Framed. "In response to your inquiry, we are pleased to provide you with a general report of the condition of the property described above. Since we are not professional conservators or restorers, we urge you to consult with a restorer or conservator of your choice who will be better able to provide a detailed, professional report. Prospective buyers should inspect each lot to satisfy themselves as to condition and must understand that any statement made by Sotheby's is merely a subjective, qualified opinion. Prospective buyers should also refer to any Important Notices regarding this sale, which are printed in the Sale Catalogue. NOTWITHSTANDING THIS REPORT OR ANY DISCUSSIONS CONCERNING A LOT, ALL LOTS ARE OFFERED AND SOLD AS IS" IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE CONDITIONS OF BUSINESS PRINTED IN THE SALE CATALOGUE."
Saiman Dullah - Still Life, Jambu
Auction: Sotheby's -Apr 6, 2014 - Hong KongLot number: 410
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Private Collection, Japan 410 Dullah 1919-1996 STILL LIFE, JAMBU Signed Oil on canvas 70 by 58 cm.; 27 1/2 by 22 3/4 in. Estimate 40,000 - 60,000 HKD Print The work is in good condition overall, as is the canvas, which is clear and sound. There is light wear and handling around the edges of the painting, but only visible upon close observation. Examination under ultraviolet light shows no sign of restoration. Framed.
Saiman Dullah - Companionship
Original 1973
Auction: Sotheby's -Oct 6, 2013 - Hong KongLot number: 475
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
475 Dullah 1919-1996 COMPANIONSHIP Signed and dated 1973; Signed, inscribed and dated 1973 on the reverse Oil on canvas 100 by 69.5 cm.; 39 1/4 by 27 1/4 in. Estimate 48,000 - 68,000 HKD Print The painting is in good condition overall, as is the canvas, which is clear and soud. There is minor wear and handling on the edges of the painting. Upon close observation, a pin-sized hole is visible on the top area (white background). Examination under ultraviolet light reveals no sign of restoration. Framed.
Saiman Dullah - Young Indonesia Boys Roasting Corn Near Solo, Indonesia
Original 19801065
Other WORKS AT AUCTION
Sale 75 Lot 1065 DULLAH (Indonesia, 1919-1996). YOUNG INDONESIA BOYS ROASTING CORN NEAR SOLO, INDONESIA, signed, dated 1980 and located "Solo." Oil on canvas. Click here to view supplemental information for this lot. - Framed, 27 1/4 in. x 34 � in. Estimate $10,000-20,000 PROVENANCE: Betty Huwae, an Indonesian, who purchased the painting directly from the artist, Dullah, and sold it to Mr. Fastov, when she was residing in Virginia


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You never have to worry about feeling guilty leaving your favorite pet behind on vacation again! Many of Florida's fine lodging accommodations are also welcoming your furry little friends for the duration of your stay. This includes several of the state's beach resorts, luxury and romantic resorts, and of course family resorts. Because after all, what is a family vacation without every member of the family? The next time you head South for a beach retreat, don't forget the dog!
TradeWinds Island Grand believes that pets are part of the family, so don't waste your time stressing about finding the perfect sitter for your pet. Bring them along to experience all the fun and wonders of this beautiful oceanfront destination. They offer a select number of pet-friendly suites plus a secure Pet Play Zone and a Doggie Accessory...
Have you been longing to bring Fido along for your next beach getaway? Lucky for you, Beacher's Lodge Oceanfront Suites has a number of condominium units that are pet-friendly. There is even a small dedicated dog area on the Beacher's Lodge Oceanfront Suites' property to make Fido feel more at home.
Don't worry about leaving your favorite pet behind at home on your Florida beach vacation! The Anna Maria Island Inn is a pet-friendly resort, offering charming accommodations that your pet is sure to love just as much as you. For more information regarding the policy, rates, and restrictions, please contact the inn!
Don't worry about leaving your favorite pet behind at home during your Florida vacation! At Sandpiper Cove, pets are more than welcome as it is understood pets are part of the family, too. So bring them along for a fun and exciting beachfront vacation where every member of the family is sure to have a great time!
Many guests love to bring their furry "extended family" members on vacation with them. Because of this, Newman-Dailey Resort Properties, Inc. offers a select inventory of pet-friendly properties for well-behaved dogs that are not prone to shedding or destruction, and have responsible owners. Please visit their website or contact them for additional...
Don't forget about your furry friends when traveling! Your beloved four-legged companion is in need of a vacation too. With plenty of pet-friendly options to choose from, make sure the entire family enjoys your next weekend getaway along the shores of the Gulf of Mexico.
Always feeling guilty about leaving poor Fido behind whenever you take off on vacation? Lucky for you, Maderia Bay Resort does offer pet-friendly accommodations to cater to the animal-loving travelers. For specific information regarding the pet policy, please call the resort.
Don't worry about leaving your pet behind at home on your Florida getaway! The Lighthouse Resort Inn & Suites welcomes pets 15 pounds and under. Family memories should include every member of the family! So bring along everyone's favorite four-legged friend for a truly unforgettable vacation.
Tired of always having to leave poor Fido behind whenever you take off on vacation? Well, bring him to Key West because Sheraton Suites Key West does offer pet-friendly accommodation for travelers who prefer to travel with their beloved four-legged friends. Bring Fido along and enjoy a complete family retreat in the beloved and vibrant Key West!
The St. Regis Bal Harbour Resort offers pet-friendly accommodations for those who prefer to travel with their four-legged companion. For more information regarding rates and restrictions, please contact the hotel.
Don't worry about leaving your four-legged friend back at home during your Florida vacation. Holiday Isle Oceanfront Resort understands that pets totally need vacations too! They offer ground-level rooms for your convenience if you're traveling with your furry family members.
Tired of always feeling forced to leave poor Fido behind whenever you take off for vacation? Well, consider the Vista Cay Resort for your next Orlando stay, where pets are welcome. Just be sure to make it known to the resort that Fido will be coming along, as not all accommodation options allow pets.
Vista Vacation Rentals in Orlando is proud to offer several pet-friendly lodging options for those who prefer to travel with their beloved four-legged best friends. They understand that your pet is part of the family and needs a vacation as much as you do! Keep in mind that not all the units are pet-friendly, so put in the request prior to booking....
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How do you change your lightbulbs in high ceiling areas?
Hi all,
If you have super high ceilings, I was wondering how you change (plan to change) your lightbubs. We have a double high foyer entry now, and we have a device that can get to the recessed lights, but that just doesn't work for chandeliers. We are planning chandeliers for the new house, but I was wondering if we should put in a lift so that we could access the lightbulbs. The lifts are really expensive and we'd need it for 2 chandeliers. Is there another solution? What do you all do? Can you hire people to do it? How much would it cost?
I use a ladder, but I envy you if you are working from a flat floor.
I have a lamp in a ceiling fan in a stairwell. The idiots who built this house did not slope the stairwell ceiling, so the ceiling fan is on the second floor ceiling above the midpoint of the stairs down to the first floor. There is absolutely no way to reach it without jury rigging a scaffold out of a ladder and a heavy plank.
Painting the stairwell is also a P.I.T.A.
Check out chandelier lifts
Here is a link that might be useful: chandelier lifts
I know a number of people who have run into this.
If there are enough houses in the area someone will have a ladder or lift system and will do the job for $$.
Chandelier lifts start just below $1,000 for a manual crank located in the attic (or a second floor closet) and go up from there for motorized units with controls in the same room as the chandelier.
Raising and lower in the easy part.
The electrical line feeding the chandelier box and canopy that move down must also be part of the hoisting gear.
I was quoted $600 per lift & wish to goodness we'd done that at framing. I'm living in fear of a chandelier bulb blowing hanging from our 2 26' ceilings... I've heard it's very expensive to get someone out. One of ours is wood, so that's going to need to be cleaned too. Someday.
We did a manual crank lift for our chandelier.
We did it ourselves for around $650.
It makes such a difference in cleaning the chandelier and changing bulbs.
I used a Chandelease lift system. I noticed it is listed in the This Old House website link mentioned in an above post.
The trestle ladder mentioned earlier is illustrated at the link below. Mine is an older Babcock 10' wooden that I store under ideal conditions. The length is the base section. While straddling the top of my 10' unit with center section extended, I can reach to about 22'. Mine weighs 84#. Moving one of these into a finished house and setting it up really requires 2 people to avoid banging up doors and walls. Straddling the top is, in my opinion, the safest way to use the center extension as it permits use of both hands for the work. But it does take some "getting used to".
Here is a link that might be useful: Ladder
Before we installed the lift, we purchased a Little Giant
21 foot ladder. It is so heavy and awkward that my husband and I have a hard time moving it. I like the idea Bus Driver suggested of a trestle ladder especially for ceiling fans in a vaulted ceiling, etc.
While it doesn't necessarily answer your question on how to change chandelier bulbs, it certainly helps to understand how to not change your light bulbs often.
Using LED chandelier bulbs is a great solution to this problem because they last as long as 20 years, so you wouldn't have to change them for a long, long time!
Here is a link that might be useful: LED chandelier bulbs
I'm not quite 5' tall, so MOST ceiling lights are a challenge for me. My thoughts:
- Eliminate the problem as much as possible by purchasing those long-life bulbs.
- Choose as many wall-sconce type lights as possible. For example, think about your front porch. It's easier for little people like me to reach two sconces placed on either side of the front door . . . rather than reaching a ceiling-mounted light on the porch . . . and the quality of the light is equivalent.
- Minimize the lights that are genuinely difficult to change, and use a ladder only when absolutely necessary.


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I return from almost two weeks' silence to share the prologue of Kate Sparkes' new novel Torn!
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Big Sky Resort is located off of US 191, 45 miles south of Bozeman. Allegiant, Delta/SkyWest, Frontier, Alaska, or United offer non-stop flights from Minneapolis, Las Vegas, Phoenix, Salt Lake City, Seattle, Portland, New York, Los Angeles, Newark, Houston, Oakland, Denver and San Francisco. Shuttles, rental cars and taxis are all available at the Bozeman - Yellowstone Airport. Also available is the Skyline Bus shuttle service.
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