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11-17-20, 02:51 AM
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Ridge board question
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Btw xsleeper thank you for your response. After...
Btw xsleeper thank you for your response. After thinking about what you said I think I understand. The r19 would be compressed to much even with the rafter baffles. So what if I used the high density...
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Ridge board question
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Ridge board question
Wouldn’t the rafter vents help with the proper ventilation. They are the plastic ones that you staple to the roof deck that provide air flow from the eave to the the ridge. As I said eventually I...
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Ridge board question
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Ridge board question
Remodeling a kitchen and the previous person put R7 insulation in 2x6 vaulted ceiling and then drilled several holes through the ridge board in each rafter space. I guess there way of venting even...
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10-05-20, 02:20 PM
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Maximum vent pipe distance water heater
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I was afraid of that. Thought I would ask anyhow....
I was afraid of that. Thought I would ask anyhow. Looks like I'll be digging up some concrete and moving a wall. Ahh the joys of 1950's homes.
Thank you for your quick reply.
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Maximum vent pipe distance water heater
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Maximum vent pipe distance water heater
I would like to relocate an existing standard gas water heater to a new location. The existing location does not have a floor drain and is in a very tight space. If I put it where I want to the vent...
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Replace old hot water circulating pump.
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Thank you for the response gilmorrie
Thank you for the response gilmorrie
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Boilers - Home Heating Steam and Hot Water Systems
07-27-20, 05:01 AM
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Replace old hot water circulating pump.
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Replace old hot water circulating pump.
Would like to replace an old Bell and Gossett circulating pump for my hydronic heat system. Live in single story ranch. B&G is 1/12 hp, 1725 rpm, single phase. Can I replace with a Taco 1/25 hp pump...
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07-02-15, 08:55 AM
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connecting to kitchen sink drain.
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It definitely does not go into the floor drain....
It definitely does not go into the floor drain. The 2 inch tap is well before the floor drain. Sorry that was my fault for not being clear. I think you guys have answered my question. Thank you for...
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07-01-15, 08:49 AM
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connecting to kitchen sink drain.
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Ok. Thank you for the response. Just so I'm clear...
Ok. Thank you for the response. Just so I'm clear on this. I will need to dig up the basement floor and put a tee in the main sewer and have a separate 2 inch to that tee. Correct?
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06-30-15, 08:28 PM
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connecting to kitchen sink drain.
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I believe i may have misspoke. The floor drain...
I believe i may have misspoke. The floor drain ties into the main sewer. From your answer I need to put in another 2 inch drain in the basement floor which connects to the main sewer, which can be...
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connecting to kitchen sink drain.
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connecting to kitchen sink drain.
I have a 2 inch drain vented with 1 1/2 coming from kitchen sink on first floor to the basement into a floor drain. Can I tie the basement washing machine and Wash tub into that same drain? If so...
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06-21-15, 09:40 PM
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Is cement board absolutely necessary?
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Thank you. The span is approx. 12 feet
Thank you. The span is approx. 12 feet
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06-18-15, 05:56 PM
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Is cement board absolutely necessary?
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sorry i left out some details. Yes i am putting...
sorry i left out some details. Yes i am putting in ceramic tile. You have answered that question. The floor joist are 2x8 with 16 inch centers. Appreciated the response. going with the 1/4 inch...
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Is cement board absolutely necessary?
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Is cement board absolutely necessary?
Quick question. I have sub floor of 3/4 planks. Screwed those to the floor joists with 2 1/2 deck screws. Put 1/2 plywood on top with 1 5/8 deck screws (not into floor joists). Is it that important...
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Ducting, Air Circulation and Ventilation Systems
05-21-15, 07:34 AM
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Proper Ventilation
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Bud Used a combination of mastic/mesh tape...
Bud
Used a combination of mastic/mesh tape and foil tape where I could and used my hand (with latex glove) to smear some mastic where it was just impossible to get tape around fitting. Did...
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Ducting, Air Circulation and Ventilation Systems
05-17-15, 07:19 PM
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location of air returns
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gotcha. Didn't think about that. Thanks. I agree....
gotcha. Didn't think about that. Thanks. I agree. Thought about what you said about the high upstairs and low downstairs. Makes a lot of sense. Started putting mastic and mesh tape on ducts today....
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05-17-15, 07:13 PM
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location of air returns
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Xsleeper. I was going to put 24 inch wide...
Xsleeper.
I was going to put 24 inch wide vents above each bedroom door into the hallway. I'm assuming they will need to be closed during the winter. Is this correct? Also which way should the...
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Ducting, Air Circulation and Ventilation Systems
05-17-15, 07:04 PM
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Proper Ventilation
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Bud Took your advice on sealing the ducts....
Bud
Took your advice on sealing the ducts. Went with the mastic fiber mesh tape. Good thing its water based. What a mess. Found about 4 or 5 ducts that had come off of the fittings. Like I told my...
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Ducting, Air Circulation and Ventilation Systems
05-06-15, 08:32 AM
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location of air returns
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Thanks xsleeper I do have a stairway that is...
Thanks xsleeper
I do have a stairway that is open to the downstairs. Downstairs each room has a bottom air return (Except for kitchen and bath). What I am thinking about doing is just like you...
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05-05-15, 04:38 PM
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location of air returns
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airman I hear ya. But the money just aint there.
airman
I hear ya. But the money just aint there.
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05-05-15, 02:58 AM
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location of air returns
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thanks pj. I think that would be the best way....
thanks pj.
I think that would be the best way. Just got to figure out how to get ductwork to the basement. Unless it would be satisfactory to vent to a common hallway?
Would you suggest modifying...
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Ducting, Air Circulation and Ventilation Systems
05-02-15, 02:45 PM
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location of air returns
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As I understand it during the warmer months the...
As I understand it during the warmer months the hot air will rise. Hence the higher return vents. What about the winter? Will this affect the heating of these two rooms if the vents are too high?...
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Ducting, Air Circulation and Ventilation Systems
05-02-15, 03:29 AM
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location of air returns
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location of air returns
Have a two story cap cod gutted down to the skin. There is a combination forced air heat/ac system with a/c unit located outside the house. currently there are no air returns on the second floor (2...
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Ducting, Air Circulation and Ventilation Systems
04-26-15, 06:05 AM
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Proper Ventilation
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Thanks bud. Thanks for the links
Thanks bud. Thanks for the links
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Ducting, Air Circulation and Ventilation Systems
04-23-15, 02:42 AM
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Proper Ventilation
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Thanks Bud. Thanks for the straight answer. Hard...
Thanks Bud. Thanks for the straight answer. Hard to get those sometimes. Going to use the Roxul insulation for the outside walls. Like what I have been reading about that. As far as the ducts. Is...
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