Building Science, Garage Doors, and ThermoTraks
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- Опубликовано: 30 сен 2024
- Today on the Build Show, Bryan combines building science and garage doors.
ThermoTraks® is an effective solution for eliminating common problems associated with sectional overhead doors. Its innovative design creates a secure seal between the door and its frame, significantly reducing air infiltration and moisture ingress, thereby enhancing energy efficiency. Moreover, it provides a robust defense against the intrusion of pests. Recognized by the USDA for its utility in refrigerated warehouses, ThermoTraks® is a durable and straightforward product to install, making it a valuable addition to any home garage or loading dock environment. As originally aired at buildshownetwo...
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My next build in 2024 will be getting these. The garage will eventually get a mini-split and we are hoping to seal the door as best we can. Appreciate the info.
Glad to hear it 👍👍
I'm thinking more and more about venting the Heat Pump Water Heater to the outside. Supposedly AO Smith makes a bolt on kit. I would imagine Rheem does too. Those heat pumps really do freeze the garage out. That's my less expensive idea vs. providing a Sanden HP water heater. Not gonna happen on a spec house! 😆
These are great in a hot garage during the summer. In the winter, depending on demand, heat pump only just may not produce enough hot water
What is your opinion on purchasing the Track Bracket Kit from ThermoTraks? I have a newly installed Amarr garage door and someone mentioned in his review that his original brackets were too short and he was unable to install the thermotraks. Thank you
I can't say for sure, but feel free to email me, and I'll connect you with who I worked with bryan@pioneerbuildersonline.com
Thank you for the info. I found an installer for thermotraks and will see what he has to say. He is 50 miles away but does serve in my county.
@@majorb9382 awesome, I'm glad to hear it
I'm looking for more essential info and it's a challenge to find that. I kept it on double speed and FF to get to about a minute of what the ThermoTraks are actually shown in action.
That's why the title says "building science." I like to explain the "why" rather than just application of product