Building a House Start to Finish: Radiant Floor Heating Installation Ep 1
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
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The day has come… we begin the installation of our radiant floor heating system! When deciding what to do for our sub floor, we looked to Shelter Institute for their recommendation and they recommended Warmboard as being someone they had a great experience with time and time again. They haven’t led us astray yet, so off we went. Warmboard has been excellent to work with and while we weren’t all that picky with the radiant in our garage slab as we don’t intend on actually using it, Warmboard has a design team that will take your floor plan and R-Values of your home and create a tubing layout as well as a panel layout for ease of installation. Even though we don’t intend on installing our tubing right away, they provide everything you need to complete the system, so we have it all waiting for us in our garage. Enjoy the first day of the installation!
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Its great to see there is less and less frustration and anger as the build continues, can't wait to see the finished house and grateful we can all come on the roller coaster with you!
Thank you, my day is complete again. I am retired and I get up at about 1030 am when the cat wants to go out, I then take my pills, make breakfast and a large raw milk coffee, and sit at my computer to watch your video, after that I watch 3 other people that put up daily videos, get dressed and start doing whatever needs to be done. Since you stopped doing daily videos there has been something missing on you tube. I know it mush be an enormous effort on your side to get videos out and I totally understood when you stopped doing it, but I still missed the videos. I have huge respect for the amount of work that you do and that does not feature the video editing and upload that you have to do also.
I agree. Very entertaining videos! I'm taking chemo and in bed all afternoon. RUclips is not the same without your videos! they keep my fantasy of building a home alive!
To take the guesswork and risk out of drilling into the floor , put some warm water through the pipes somehow and use a thermal camera like a Flir. I have one and it works like a hot damn literally. The loops show up just like xrays. Way better than having to fix a leaking pipe. Cheers
bigblockchev1 Outstanding !
I just want you two to know I'm so glad to see more progress AND videos of it. I am trying to get the whole video thing going and i really look up to your videos as far as cut scenes go as well as what to film and what not to. I think I'm doing alright so far. I really enjoy the longer videos and HOPE to holiness that y'all make a MOVIE about your entire experience! And it could also, maybe, double as a "HOW TO" kinda thing. If not for the building knowledge then at least for the video editing knowledge. I'm hooked and inspired! Thank you for EVERYTHING you do, share, and teach! Much love!!! From a fan.
It been a long couple weeks without videos. I used to build houses with my dad loved the work. Hope to build my own house in a few years. This is my first view of post and beam construction. I think it’s awesome! Keep up the good work.
This video is 100% the reason I watch you guys. Love it
You worked hard, got a lot done, did a good job. Thanks for sharing. On radiant roulette, it gets COLD there, a heated garage will help prolong the life of every vehicle stored there, besides giving you homeowers a place to work, no matter what the project is.
asset garage temp at 40 or 50 and you will like the difference
Your reference to the Warm Board system always baffled me. But now, having actually seen the stuff in this video, it all makes more sense. I've seen a lot of buildings being built over the years (Ontario, Canada) but I've never seen this product before. Looks like it'd be a pretty cool setup for main floor radiant heating.
Thanks for taking the time to record, edit and upload this!
Looks like another great building system. So glad to see the videos back.
AHHHH, good to have you back. It's like a caffeine fix in the morning, have to have it!
I'm glad to see you two , I've watched your videos from the start and I can't wait to see the house finished and all the other upcoming projects
Yay! Two videos in two days!
Note to selves: Always open welcome pack first!!
You mentioned not running your slab radiant. In cold weather you do not want to let the slab freeze. Ask any mechanic who had to lay on one. Keep it at forty in the coldest months!
Glad to be getting the videos again. Things are looking awesome!!! You guys are a Huge inspiration to my wife and I. We are loving being able to follow you two on your journey. We hope to be able to follow a similar life path in the near future. Thanks for allowing us to follow you progress. We have learned a lot about working together as a couple and that even the largest of tasks can be accomplished with a good thought out plan and a level head for the inevitable issues that will arise.
Never knew WarmBoard existed till y'all, great to know now. Love what y'all are doing, glad you're back to YT.
Great videos, as usual.
I hope y'all are snug and warm in your little trailer just editing videos, and jumping into the Hot Tub to recuperate from the big build. Stay warm!
they probably have furniture in the house by now lol I have a feeling these vids are not up to date
Thanks for not forgetting us guys been following the progress on facebook .... ye are making great headway
WOW THAT WARMBOARD is awesome , you both are a testament on how a Husband and Wife can work together , because of you two my wife & I are going to build our own home together , Thank You both for your inspiration .
Everything is looking wonderful! You 2 have done just a fantastic job with everything since day one ! Keep up the good work !
Very enjoyable! Keep it up. I didn't mind the pause. I also feel that you are farther along than this by now and are probably back logged in video to publish. Like peeling an onion I am crying to see the next layer or next video showing your progress. Thank you for sharing your journey together.
Warm board seems like an awesome company!
Excited about watching the latest videos of your epic and inspiring journey. I cannot imagine mistaking "Melissa" for the true and faithful Alyssa. Jesse and Alyssa, you are a delight!
WOW you go guys! You're moving right along! Getting er done!!!
So glad to see you back and posting - I totally get why you folks stopped and it was absolutely the right thing to do, but welcome back.... though during the break, I had to wonder what we lurkers will do once you've finished your house.... maybe you should consider building another one for us to watch ;)
Even though I sneaked peeks through your other social media, I'm keeping up with this daily progress to see it go up. I love watching this series. I can't wait to see when it gets to the timber framing stage.
Keep rockin' on you guys!
Yay! Another upload. Fantastic ! It's fascinating seeing this come together. Well done to the both of you, and Bugaboo too of course.
I am so glad to see a video from you guys. The way you are growing there at the end I know OSB is a booger to move around.
LOOKING GOOD THOUGH !
Great to see some more vids coming in. Great job you're doing there too folks!
I've been watching from the beginning, and this is my first you tube comment ever.
Time to rig up some outdoor work lights, you can find used ones cheap.
Keep up the good work, "slow and steady wins the race"
You'll know when you hit the tubing, because it will blow the dust out of the hole. No need to watch the gauge. LOL
Thanks Alyssa for another great video
Ok, I enjoy watching your videos, they are quite entertaining. Being a framer may I suggest a couple of must have tools to speed things up a bit.
1- A worm drive Skil saw and drive over that pos sidewinder saw you have with the 580k.
2- A good compressor, framing, 7/16, and siding coil guns.
3- For God sakes get some good nail bags. Put them on in the morning and don't take them for any reason.
I've never in my 20 years of framing seen anything but worm drives used. Skil Mag 77
A regular ole circular saw works just fine untill you get into compound angles up in the rafters, but you are 100% right about the bags. How are you suposed to get any work done if you dont have your tools and hardware on ya all the time?
Alyssa's stance and comment @3:00 - "I'll do it more" reminded me of my grandfather and I working on something together when I was a kid. We had a bunch of bolts going into some part, and I was trying to tighten them down as soon as I put them in. It wasn't working so well, as things weren't lining up very well. Grandpa saw my problem and simply told me: "Son, people are the same. Don't ever tighten down on them until they are all in place." This tenet has worked for me all my life. Good job Alyssa!
We have missed you guys keep up the great work
You guys are doing the floor system absolutely they way it should be done. i built a P&B house in 1975. I wish we had built the foundation the way you did, however those foam products did not exist back then. Also, the first floor of the house is P&B framed. P&B is very difficult to plumb and still hide the final plumbing. Timber frames are romantic, however they are expensive. If I had to do it over, I would only use heavy beams in the ceilings and the visible roof structure. My outside walls would be 100% block and foam insulated. The house structure would be so air tight it would need an air exchanger. Good luck with your build.
Glad your back!!! Enjoying the videos!!
Glad to see the videos back up!
not seen in a while, from Scotland, well made vid, keep kicking ass :)
Swing and a miss...lol love your progression and life. Go for it. I built houses conventionally,(nothing is like it is on paper), for many years. It's fun to watch you guys grow and build. Have fun ,don't forget to jam out while building!
Thanks for continuing these videos and your talk throughs they make it so much easier to follow your work XX
Glad you guys are back, can't wait to see the progress.
Missed you guys! You became a part of my daily schedule! Glad your back!
2 video in 2 ays. Feels ike the old days. Great stuff guys. That warm board looks a great product an he company even better.
What a lucky man his wife is not only Beautiful but functional and kind hearted as well
justin olfart yeah, she is awesome!
And that is troubling for you why exactly?
getting my video fix. love you guys thx for all the hard work and letting us tag along for your journey!
It is possible to pour Laticrete floor leveler over the warm boards for specific areas or zones. For example, if you want a tile floor in your bathroom, you would pour Laticrete after placing the lower wall plates that define the bathroom. Install tile directly on the cured subfloor.
It is so nice to hear from you guys again. It is also so nice to see your progress. Thank you so much for sharing.
Hey guys
Miss u alot
Thanks for the update On u
Good luck for the new stage
GREAT video. Thanks for letting us into your fascinating world!
I hope this gets noticed. The business I work for in southern Ontario put radiant in the 20'x10' slab in an "enclosed" patio. The whole room is glass panels and 5 garage doors, so thermal transfer will be significant. We had the thermostat set at 80C on the boiler and that turned out to be too warm. We turned it down to 70C, and on a day that was 3C, the room was perfect temperature. I feel like where you're located, you'll wind up using the radiant in your pad more often than not when we get to December. Kudos to you if you don't, but you were so right to do it when you could. That could wind up being a seriously cold floor in January.
Way to go you awesome people. the end of the video was way past Half past focus time. Love to see the progress. KEEP UP THE GOOD WORK
Watching this video at the end reminded me of what an intoxicated person would be seeing. I enjoy your videos for more than just a few reasons. Watching your videos gives me great ideas of what I might want and not want to incorporate into my own Log Cabin in the future.
It's good to have your videos back. Looking forward to all you must have accomplished during October, 2017.
So glad to see your videos again! What a process to follow.
Just wanted to say that you guys are awesome!! I love watching your videos. Can't wait to see the progress! Cheers, Nico (from the Netherlands)
If you have the radiant in the slab anyways you could power it with one or two thermal solar collectors. It won't be really warm, but maybe always keep it above freezing. And depending on where you get the panel it would be really cost effective too. The thermal solar collector could be used to provide warm tap water in the summer as well .
Good thought.
great video! thanks for taking the time to film this stuff.. its very entertaining to watch, and educational as well
oh sweet i just got done shoveling snows. What a nice video to relax to.
Safety squints at 23:00?? This is awe-inspiring! Thanks for sharing with us.
Well done guys!
Jesse looks tired, keep on truckin! almost there!
Great to see you guys again! :D great to see these steps even through I know you are in a far more advanced situation of the building. I dont feel it spoiled cause I am happy for you guys, that your frame is standing :D
w00t! Getting through the video backlog! Glad the vids are back.
Just wait, Warmboard is going to call now and tell you you installed it all wrong... lol looks great.
You got a great helper! Envy here!
Love the daily videos! Looks like you lost some followers because of the RUclips algorithm. The good thing is that most of them were haters ;) The true fans are still here!
I am disabled and afraid of heights, and watching you guys on the edge up there, I was getting vertigo... Actually I am not that afraid of heights as I have a fear of falling from a ladder... but I would also be afraid of falling between the joists... Anyway, I love your videos. I plan to be building a tiny home on skids in the next year, with help from family and friends, so nothing on your scale, but I like watching the videos to get as much info as I can before I tackle my building.
cant believe you started the warmboard installation before opening the installation kit!
No wonder the hit and miss approach has led to so many mistakes.
Hey nice to see ya guys missed u. House is looking good very interesting watching the progress good work. And welcome back!
Glad you guys have time to post videos again, love the content! Ps a $10 new circular saw blade will make your saw cut like new! Keep up the great work!
Hey.. I have to say this... I think you will actually use the Slab Radiant .. If you start to heat the slab Early in the season it will help you to keep a constant temperature.. A Slab as a Constant source of steady Temperature is far more efficient over time....
Once the slab is heated it takes less time to keep it at that temp...
A Solid mass is the best way to keep the temp. constant..
One thing I have learned is to ALWAYS check your packages to make sure you have all your parts before you get started.
1961casey I
With your slab loop you could use it for geothermal cooling in the hot summer.
zuesmondo1 Geothermal Cooling
In the cooling mode, the heating process is reversed - creating cool, conditioned air throughout the home. Instead of extracting heat from the ground, heat is extracted from the air in your home and either moved back into the earth loop, or used to preheat the water in your hot water tank.
www.waterfurnace.com/how-it-works.aspx
Glad you found the big instructions!
You two are inspirational. Keep it up. I'm rootin' fer ya!
When you've been without for so long, getting back-to-back videos makes me feel spoiled. A good kind of spoiled though!
Wow ya'll r back. I've been chomping at the bits waiting on a new vid!
Nice work , what happened to your helper your sister
9by keeping a temp min (you need to find the right temp) on the slap you can save a lot of heating up
stairs, as the mass of it will help sustain the temp.
I blame you two for me dreaming about warm board last night 🤣 lol no seriously, I can’t imagine the things you dream about at night!
Why are so many people down on these two , they're making money on RUclips and possibly getting donations . so what! Don't watch if your jealous. I just find it entertaining and glad
i'm not doin' it!
Product placement is soo subtle in this video, not judging, just saying :D Keep up the good work!
Use electrical tape to reinforce those adhesive (and silicone) tubes. It's a common problem when they are damp and/or cold.
so much for the return to daily videos...
the health and safety boys come on this channel to cry lol
keep up the good work
looks ok
Considering I fell into a bridge during my stint with NDOT because we were supposed to walk around on the girders with very little protection, I never scoff at the idea of adding extra scaffolding if at all possible.
Could you not use a metal detector/stud finder to map out the re-bar. Doesn't mater now. Great to see you back.
That's what I thought of as well wonder if it would work through the concrete
Thank you !
They could use the basement radiant tubing as heatsink for the upper level.
Glad you guys are back! You guys are literally my favorite channel on RUclips at the moment!
What? No checking with the stud finder to make sure, rather than play radiant roulette for reelz? (Too scary for me.) The warmboard looks like really heavy duty flooring, and you're gluing it down so it will never squeak. Good practices, guys. You should have it done tomorrow.
You will do it! Thanks for sharing.
Wonderful thank you for sharing this process!!!
We have never done this before so lets go at it for a couple of hours before we read the instructions !!
more like "oh no, we have promised 3 minutes of product placement in our vid' let's do some more comment about it."
They had the instructions on their phone as she stated while drinking her tea, that she was going to read the instructions as he had already read them. They also had a long talk showing said directions on their phone as they were loading the boards on the loader.( I will admit that I did skip most of that as sometimes the long drawn out explanations can be tedious, or irritating?) (Sorry guys)
they did have the info on phones and looked at them before they started
you guys are doing a great job, love your videos.
warm board, i am very impressed with a solid choice for your heat... wow it looks very well planned out and engineered...way too go..
Great job guys. Before your videos, I was not familiar with, "ICF's" or "Warmboard". I had of course heard of radiant heating but only in concrete, not plywood. Neat stuff
I wouldn't be listening to some of these jerks either. They are kicking butt and a lot of know it all " tradesmen " are so negative that they would be ask to leave my job site and never return. A true professional in the trades helps people and negative attitudes do nothing. I have built for forty years and bad attitudes tend to seem to go along with the "know it all" traits that these people have. These people ROCK, so get over it and go accomplish something as well!
Mask up when cutting engineered timbers,the glues will stuff you up.
I am confused... The orientation of the R panels in the plans don't match what you are doing...
Oh GOODY! another vid! Thank you, guys. I love you :)