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To: From: Robert Sent Mon 10/7/2013 6:23:52 PM Subject: RE: ok From: Sent: To: Robert Subject: Re: yes! sounds great! especially if they arc the same price as the other ones with the X's (and without) Thanks On Oct 7, 2013, at 12:07 PM, "Robert" wrote: Same price as the doors with the crosses. He added the cost of finishing them which means we have to pick the stain color. So we order the door with the double glass and the small panels below. Is that it? From: Sent: Monday, October 07, 2013 12:04 PM To: Robert Subject: Re: this totally made me laugh! I like the italics typing :) If the price is the same for 2 sections of glass as it is for one, then do the 2 sections...and I like the smaller panels...especially if you think the larger ones would crack. What is the total of these doors? and what was the price of the other doors without the X's..? On Oct 7, 2013, at 10:16 AM, "Robert' a wrote: EFTA_R1_00763772 EFTA02125755 If you want the two panes of glass at the top of the door you can get it at no extra cost. I have a problem with the large raised panels on the bottom. They will definitely crack. So my suggestion is to use the smaller raised panels like in the attachment from door boy. I like the single set of windows. Don't be offended. The added money was for finishing. The italics means nothing other than I press a key on my keyboard and l can't stop it. From: Tony Molinaro Sent: Monday, October 07, 2013 10:10 AM To: Subject: Rob, This is a cedar raised door, they designed it square top but I can get it arched. The price on the Raised panel door with the 2 sections of glass would be the same price with 1 section of glass. Remember that price includes staining. Tony Molinaro Sales Representative Overhead Door Company of Fairfield County Norwalk, CT 06851 <Caffery raised panel.pdf> EFTA_R1_00763773 EFTA02125756