This week we've had plumbers here putting in the radiant floor heat for the family room, kitchen, and mudroom. We had some painters here today priming those same rooms. And our regular crew has finished the roof over the dining room, taken down old plaster on two hallway walls and put new boards up, and prepared some windows that will be replaced. Scott put in the final order for all remaining windows and doors -- that was a big job! (In total, this house has 100+ windows and doors, most of which are being replaced).
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| Starting to put down the radiant floor heat... |
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| Progressing across the family room |
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| Liam, the plumber, making more progress |
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| View from the balcony |
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The other plumber, Dave, laying the "pipes"
in the grooves |
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| Family room is finished! |
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Chris and Carl removing old plaster from
third floor hallway by main staircase... |
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| Same area with new boards |
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Caleb standing next to a paint sample in his bedroom "nook" -- he seems to like a lot of color... |
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Look who was in a tree by the
four-car garage! (Another
great nature shot by Caleb!) |
I'm thrilled to see you're putting in radiant floor heat! I haven't seen it put in from the top down before. We miss our radiant floor heat from the Poland house every winter... Cool racoon! Phoebe
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ReplyDeleteNice blog! Radient floor heat offers the most efficient and comfortable living conditions in any climate. It is incredibly useful and environmentally friendly when designed and installed correctly. Thank you...
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