Inspired by photos on Houzz, I have framed my kitchen window for a giant backsplash window visualizing almost a frameless window as the counter and upper and right side cabinets will be flush to it. The window companies say it cannot be over 12' wide without dividers. I want a 12.5'x38" fixed window. The white uppers will be (5)30" cabinets and a white right pantry 95" with walnut trim under and side-facing 15" along the depth of the cabinets. How can I get a window these dimensions with a minimum frame? Of course framer will be here Tuesday so I need a solution fast! I could do a 10' and drywall the aides 15'' on both sides for symmetry but I'd lose the look I want. : ( Thanks!!