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Window grids are tying my hands

2 years ago

Our home has the window grids in every window. We removed them from windows facing the back as house faces an open lot and zero people. Is this a faux pas? Also, I want to replace an interior door that has a grid with one that just has glass in the wooden frame. Is that considered ok?

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chispa
2 years ago
We have done that before in a previous house. In our current house our windows have muntins, but we ordered the large sliders, that face the view, with no muntins. There is no Design Police that is going to SWAT your house!

Just store the muntins in case you sell the house and the buyers want them.
nnzz
Original Author
2 years ago
Chispa, thank you for ”permission” to do this 😀!
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