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Thanks Arthurdent,

Yes, my townhome is 3 yrs old and I would like to maximize space. My basement is an 'L' shape. 15'x25'(minus 3.5'x12' stairway) and 10'x10' where the furnace, waterheater and window are plus a 7'x7' alcove under the front entrance at the bottom of the stairs for the washer/dryer.

I'd like to make it into a bachelorette so space is pretty tight. If I move the water heater from the center of the room into the corner I'll free up 40sq' of space. Then there's the bathroom rough-in. They put the damn toilet drain 23" away from the wall and the shower/tub drain 8" away. And I actually did order a 3' window when I bought but the salesperson never sent the order in to the builder.
So you see I've got quite a bit of unnecessary work ahead of me. I'll come back from time to time to pick at your brain.

Thanks again


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Ok I've got a couple questions.

I'm going to finish the basement in my townhouse. There is only one window 12"x32". I would like to install a larger one in its place(say 30"x32"). I know I would have to saw through the concrete and seal the area from dust. I'd also need to dig a deeper window well that I'd like to close in with architectural stone. How would you go about it? I particularly need advice on cutting the concrete and sealing/securing the window?

The builder installed 4ft of 4" fiberglas batt insulation around the perimeter and used a steel band to secure it and the vapor barrier. Should I just rip it down and put full insulation in the new framing or replace it with 1" polystyrene? What would you do?


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