Hi Folks - Working on remodeling my kitchen and I'd like to construct an alcove to sit the refrigerator back into. Not just cabinets, but full walls on both sides. Other that size requirements to actually *fit* the fridge, are there any consideration needed for proper cooling of the coils in the rear? I actually have plenty of room to work with in the rear : there will be about 6-10" clearance from coils to wall. I plan to make a 'fascia' flush to the top of the 'fridge in the front. In the rear I considered putting a grated piece of paneling (this is a drop ceiling basement kitchen by the way). My father was the one to raise concern about heat, and added that the grating above the refrigerator may cause drafts to be drawn down from the central air. Any thoughts? Is it necessary to provide a path for heat to escape? Most draw air from the front anyway correct? In case you're wondering i don't have the new refrigerator to reference an owners/install. manual. Thanks! Jamie

Our cottage bathroom (the only one) is going to be _expanded_ to 5'X5'. Currently it's L-shaped, with a 2'X2' cut-out. That's still a very, very small bathroom. The shower is one of the smallest I've ever seen, and very claustrophobic, as it's enclosed on 3 sides. The two options seem to be a full-length skinny shower along one wall (the one that's going to be expanded), with the sink and the toilet in their current positions along the opposing wall. The other thought is to put a corner shower in and just have the back of the toilet be a little constrained, but the front not so much so. Any other ideas? There is no way that we can meaningfully increase the size of the bathroom; the only ways it can go impinge on stairs, a too-small master bedroom, or our budget. thanks