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Windows are an essential part of any home and most buildings. Windows create a barrier from the elements while allowing the outside to come in. Can you imagine living in a home or working in a business without windows? No sunlight, fresh air, or view?

The windows you choose can really define your space. They also can help save you money, increase the value of your home or office, and allow you to enjoy all ofnatures beauty from indoors.

Woods Lumber is able to order a large range of sizes, shapes, and types of windows right to our store just for you! New construction, replacements, and custom window orders are all a part of what we offer. We source our windows from top of the line vendors to provide you top of the line products crafted with care.

Woods Lumber offers in stock at our store white vinyl new construction windows in a variety of sizes:

36" x 60" 36" x 48" 36" x 36" 24" x 36" 24" x 24"

If it is replacement or custom windows that you desire, come in and speak with our sales staff about your plans or visit our vendor websites to find exactly what you are looking for.

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Installing a mahogany or alder wood Patio Door to access your deck, back yard, screened in porch or Lanai makes for a nice transitionbetweenyour homes living space and your outdoor recreational space, making once unused areas into warm and inviting retreats. An open breezeway or car-port can be transformed into a 3 season room and now become valuable living space for entertaining guestsand protecting you and your property from wind and weather. Patio Doors make a great replacement for sliding glass doors because of the many options in door design and leaded glass features. Whether the opening is large or small we can help you design a Patio DoorSystem to fit. With optional swinging doors and stationary doors with combinations of different widths available to you makes it an easychoice to choose and install a Patio Door System.

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Questions? Call 219-663-2279 (Sales)About our DoorsWe at Nick's specialize in manufacturing "high end" wood interior and exterior doors and sell them directly to the public, eliminating the middle-man. Offering the best quality wood doorsat the lowest prices.Our wood doors are build to any size at our Crown Point, IN facility. We can make wood doors fit your standard or un-standard door opening and stain/seal them any color. We are a family owned and operated business that started in 1977, and the first on-line e-tailor to offer them on-line since 1999from our Chicago-land Mid-West Crown Point, Indiana location.

With the rise of pre-fabbed construction companies creating a boom in the real estate market, the average consumer has become quite accustomed to a standard, white sliding glass door as the entrance to deck and patio areas. There is nothing wrong with the look of your original door. But if you are seeking a way to enhance the beauty of your home, consider our special collection of wooden patio doors. You will not be disappointed. Once you see how drastically they add character to your home, your question will go from, "Should I replace these doors?" to, "Which one should I replace them with!"

Words cannot do justice to the beauty of these handcrafted doors. There are many options to choose from in our product catalog. The standard sliding door is nice and functional, but there is nothing like the luxurious feeling of a beautifully carved French style door with the added touch of a unique glass design.

To the surprise of many consumers, the cost of these special doors often falls reasonably within most homeowner's budget for replacement. Our doors can be custom built, but most are made to fit a standard frame. This allows us to create pre-made, quality doors that will precisely fit your home's dimensions. Call for a quote - you may be surprised!

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The higher-quality French doors that will continue to be beautiful and function properly for many years generally cost around $4,500 to $6,500. These include brands like Jeld-Wen, Pella, Andersen and a few other high-end manufacturers, and they are designed to be a permanent solution for homeowners who love their home and want to enjoy it for many years.

I would caution any homeowner doing research on replacement patio doors: dont be fooled by the seemingly low shelf prices on most patio doors that dont include hardware or installation. Some stores consider essential items like energy-efficient glass packages, hardware, installation and warranty to be upgrades, and the actual price tag after these have been figured in will be much higher than the advertised price at the beginning.

Also, I would highly recommend having a professional contractor or handyman put in the patio door, as it is an extremely complicated process with a lot of opportunity for error but little room for it.

What's your preferred style of patio door? Tell us in the comments section!

Editor's note: This is an updated version of an article originally posted on Nov. 12, 2013.

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Steel patio doors are built to stay sturdy in a variety of weather conditions. They might not be as stylish as wood, but they wont bow or get warped when weather conditions change.

Steel patio doors are less expensive than wood patio doors andeasier to maintain. They also provide good insulation, which helps make them energy efficient.

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That being said, steel doors can rust if they get scratched or dented or if protective layers of paint peel off. Since metal conducts temperature, these doors can get very hot or cold, depending on the weather. This is even the case when theres a layer of paint separating your hands from the metal.

If you cant decide between these two options, consider clad-wood patio doors. These doors are wooden doors with a layer of metal on their exterior. Clad-wood patio doors are expensive, but they provide the benefits of wood doors with the minimal upkeep needed for metal doors.

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Gutter components are made by several manufacturers and are available through lumberyards, hardware stores, and home centers. The most popular gutter style is 5-in. Type K. It's a universal size and shape, so you can mix brands, In fact, there are times when it pays to shop around. Our local home center, for example, had attractive prices, but only sold gutters in 10-ft. lengths. To get the 20-ft. lengths we wanted, we bought a different brand at a lumberyard and combined these with components from the home center.

Gutters come in 10-, 20-, and 33-ft. lengths. Downspouts come in 3- and 4-in. widths, 10 ft. long. If you have trees overhead, choose 4-in. downspouts and outlet fittings and then install gutter screens. This inexpensive combination can save you from repeated overflows, corrosion, and dangerous ladder work.

Beyond the gutter and downspouts, you'll find inside and outside corner pieces, end caps, slip[joint slice fittings, downspout elbows and a variety of fasteners. And to make the system watertight, you'll need a tube or two of high-quality, gutter lap sealer. The components can be joined with either 1/8 in. Pop rivets or sheetmetal screws. Screws and rivets are usually available in the same colors that the gutters come in. Touchup paint is also available.

The greatest variety is in the hangers and fasteners. For years, gutters were fastened with spikes and ferrules or hanger straps. Spikes and ferrules were used most often on eaves with vertical fascia boards. Hangers worked better on roofs with angled fascias or exposed rafter tails. Today, hidden hangers are almost universally preferred. These span the inside of the gutter, and cannot be seen from the found.

We found two types of hidden hangers: a heavier version with a built-in fastening screw and a lighter version that can be nailed or screwed. The lighter hangers cost less and work well, so we used them almost exclusively, about every 2 ft. We used the heavier design at stress points such as corners and near downspouts.

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Plumbers install and repair pipes that supply water and gas to, as well as carry waste away from, homes and businesses. They also install plumbing fixtures such as bathtubs, sinks, and toilets, and appliances, including dishwashers and washing machines. Experienced plumbers train apprentices and supervise helpers. They work alongside other construction workers.

Plumbers must be able to perform the following tasks:

Source: U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, 2018.

Many plumbers belong to labor unions that negotiate wages on their behalf. Those that do must pay membership fees.

Most plumbers receive their training by doing an apprenticeship, which combines classroom instruction with paid on-the-job training. Most states also require a license to work independently.

Apprenticeship: Apprenticeships are sponsored by trade unions and employers. They last from four to five years and include 2,000 hours of on-the-job training and classroom instruction. You will need a high school or equivalency diploma and must be at least 18 years old to be accepted into a program. In the classroom, you will learn about local codes and regulations, blueprint reading, and safety.

License: Plumbers are required to have a license to work in most states and municipalities in the U.S. In addition to needing two to five years of experience, depending on where the license is issued, you must also pass an exam.

To work in this occupation, you will need certain soft skills. These are strengths with which individuals are born or acquire through life experience. They will allow you to succeed as a plumber.

The job outlook for this field is excellent, according to the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics. Employment is expected to grow by 15% between 2016 and 2026. This is is faster than the average for all occupations.

Employment of plumbers, as well as all who work in the construction trades, is dependent on the health of the economy. When there is a lot of construction taking place, jobs will be more plentiful.

Plumbers usually travel to different work sites each day, performing their jobs in homes, office buildings, and factories. They work in tight spaces, typically indoors, but some may work outside, even in poor weather. Plumbers frequently sustain injuries, including burns, cuts, and falls.

Approximately 13% of workers are self-employed. Those who are can set their own schedules.

Most plumbers have full-time jobs. Evenings and weekends are often part of their regular schedule, and overtime (more than eight hours a day or more than 40 hours per week) is common. Plumbers, in order to respond to emergencies, must be on call regularly.

First, Decide If This Career Is a Good Fit

Are yourinterests,personality type, andwork-related values compatible with working in this career field? Do aself assessmentto find out if you have the following traits:

Then, Find an Apprenticeship

Unions and businesses offer apprenticeships. Use Apprenticeship.gov from the Department of Labor to locate them. Upon completing an apprenticeship, you will be considered a journeyworker, allowing you to work on your own.

People who are interested in working as a plumber may also consider other construction trades. Here is a list, along with their median salaries:

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The R Programming Language (R Core Team 2013) has become one of the most dominant programming languages for data analysis and visualization in recent years. At the same time, web services have become a common language for allowing various systems to interact with one another. The plumber R package (Trestle Technology, LLC 2017) allows users to expose existing R code as a service available to others on the Web. Plumber is best illustrated with an example:

Even without knowing R, you can probably get a rough idea for what the above Plumber API will do. The first function above defines the /echo endpoint which simply echoes back the text that it was sent. The second function generates a plot based on Edgar Andersons famous Iris Dataset; it includes a filter that allows the caller to subset the dataset to a particular species.

Plumber makes use of these comment annotations above your functions to define the web service. When you feed the above file into Plumber, youll get a runnable web service that other systems can interact with over a network.

The Hypertext Transfer Protocol (HTTP) is the dominant medium by which information is exchanged on the Internet. An Application Programming Interface (API) is a broad term that defines the rules that guide your interaction with some software. In the case of HTTP APIs, you have a defined set of endpoints that accept particular inputs. Plumber translates the annotations you place on your functions into an HTTP API that can be called from other machines on your network. If you execute your Plumber API on a public server, you can even make your API available to the public Internet.

HTTP APIs have become the predominant language by which software communicates. By creating an HTTP API, youll empower your R code to be leveraged by other services whether theyre housed inside your organization or hosted on the other side of the world. Here are just a few ideas of the doors that are opened to you when you wrap your R code in a Plumber API:

Plumber is hosted on CRAN, so you can download and install the latest stable version and all of its dependencies by running:

Alternatively, if youd like to run the latest unstable development version of plumber, you can install it from its GitHub repository using the devtools package.

Once you have plumber installed, see the Quickstart for information on how to get up-and-running with Plumber in minutes.

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