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John Marran of Energy Kinetics and heating expert Frank Iadarola review the System 2000 boiler system that will supply heat to the hydronic floors and units at either end of the garage. The sytem has various stages to allow for quick heat and controllers to monitor the temperature of the hydronic fluid. The System 2000 contains only 2.5 gallons of water. Since it only takes approximately 1 and a half minutes to heat up that small amount of water, there is no need for the water to be heated all the time. The boiler is activated only when you need heat or hot water. After it supplies the heat or hot water the boiler does not remain hot. This saves a lot of energy.
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Date Found: October 08, 2010
Date Produced: January 04, 2001
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October 08, 2010
Bob takes a final moment to give a quick demonstration of the BobVila.com Paint Designer. Available exclusively at BobVila.com, the paint designer allows users to start with their house type, then mix-and-match exterior color combinations to get the desired look. Online visitors can save ...
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October 08, 2010
Bob Vila shows a before-and-after demolition view of the kitchen and main living areas of the Miami Beach condo. Bob walks us through the open, loft-like space of the condo now that walls, cabinets, and finishes have been removed. Bob also looks at the former kitchen with its close walls, ...
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October 08, 2010
Bob meets with Mark Gallivan from Sears HVAC and Brent Morin from Morin Mechanical Services to review the heating system installation at the modular home project. The high efficiency, state of the art Hydro-Air system uses components of a traditional boiler, humidifiers, variable speed fans, ...
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October 08, 2010
Bob Fulmer from Harraseeket Restoration, Inc. joins Bob on the roof of the breezeway to install a double-lock standing seam copper roof. Before installing the copper, a plywood deck is applied, followed by a layer of bituthene for moisture resistance and then a resin paper slip sheet. The resin ...
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October 08, 2010
Bob returns to Winterthur in Delaware’s Brandywine Valley. Vila and Winterthur's Pauline Eversmann first visit the Tappahannock Room circa 1740. Highlights from the display include a chest thought to be the first deliberate acquisition in du Pont's American furniture ...
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