New House Old Soul Ep.10 - HVAC Heating and Cooling
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- Опубликовано: 5 авг 2024
- Even though the HVAC is hidden behind walls, there are still many things to consider if you want an old soul. Come check out some new ways of thinking.
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Thanks for another great episode, you even make heating and cooling interesting to the uninitiated such as myself! Another reason I so love this series is just the opportunity to feast my eyes on these old homes, the workmanship is often dazzling.
Cool, thanks!
Quality content again Brent. I think you made a great point re, the level that you’re building on compared to, Matt, Jake and Steve. I would imagine that many of us are more closely aligned to where you’re at too.
Please share some more of the products and systems you’re using, the input is very valuable. Cheers!
Nice. Good to hear. Thanks
Thanks! Great ideas and great projects! The window may be stain grade, but I think you meant stained glass.
Yes! Thank you!
When I saw you banging on that pipe insulation, considering the age of the house, I immediately thought about asbestos.
Yep, its a problem.
This is epic! Thank you for this.
Glad you liked it!
Hey Brent, I love that you visualize the rooms before they're built in order to incorporate a unico system or other method for heating and cooling. I know too many architects that only deal with the issues AFTER the subs have already installed ducts and made a mess of the ceilings/rooms. As you know it is not that difficult IF you visualize and think thing through the various mechanical components and utilize some of the newer technology. Keep share and hopefully more builders and architects will incorporate your way of thinking!
Thanks for the note.
Nice
Thanks
That ginormous mechanical room at the beginning of the video looks like the Nostromo!
ok. Noted.
When you were showing the mechanical room of the 1970's house I thought I saw multi-zone (hot deck/cold deck) air handlers with pneumatic actuators.
You did. Its crazy.
I agree with your comfort and design philosophy, but I really can't relate to a 20,000 square foot mansion. Could you do some talks for us normal guys. I am about to do a major remodel on a 2400 sf concrete block ranch built in 1968. I do learn something from all your videos, but I need something more my size.
Don, what climate zone are you in? Will there be insulation on the walls and/or attic?
Understood. Thanks
planning to add 3" of exterior insulation and rain screen with drop siding.
I love these well designed older homes the builders were way better than modern homes just shaped like boxes and you need a mechanic to keep them running because its so much computer stuff..
agreed.
For heating, radiant floor heating (with water tubes) fits "the old house spirit" perfectly but such a system is not very suited for cooling... (a cold floor helps, but it's not the best practice).
For cooling, you need a system that can (and will) also remove the moisture from the air and AFAIK a HVAC-system is still best suited for that.
Agreed. Thx
Water holds 4.23 x more energy than air so you can move energy around with water in a much smaller conduit.
Ok. Thanks for sharing.
@@BrentHull OMG. Big fan Mr. Hull!!!
We love the content but the background music is very distracting and annoying.
Its just front music
Noted.
As a note to this, think it was just the guitar rifts in the background during some parts. It’s a heavier sound so can start to blend into the voice, but for the most part I get like I could hear Brent’s voice ok. (Watching on my phone, not sure if that makes a difference)
Texas climate is a zone 8b
? Nope...
No, it's not even close to an 8.
My apologies I am thinking, growing zones. Yes, a 3 would makes sense
6:14 what are those?
Old lighting system.
why do all these fantastic videos have a section where he's talking over obtrusive music that's been added to the mix?? please I'm begging you, stop doing that, the music doesn't help.
Noted. Thx.