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D107

This is a photoshopped version of that great ken myers job he sent in earlier this month. He was nice enough to allow me to post it. Sort of looks like an X ray; would love to see a hydronic system where you could see all the movement.

David

Josh_10

I was sent some pics of a job we did today. With the lighting I thought this one looked pretty cool.

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Brad White_101

That is surreal, Josh!

Sort of like those super-realism paintings, so shiny. Incredible shot and very neat joints!

D107

It's time for these artistic installs to become visual art

That's great looking work. The Wall should have an annual contest --somehow made into a charity event-- for the top 10 boiler install art. Would promote the kind of work Wallies do.
Just for fun I laid some photoshop on your photo Josh--hope you don't mind. Possibilities are endless.

David

singh

Amazing

Would love to see the rest of the install.


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Wayco Wayne_2

Wow!

Job looks nice. More than nioe, and the photoshop effect is mondo cool. One of the things I like about hydronics is that when done right, and with proper care, form follows function, and the result is art with spirit and class. Keep up the high standard. WW

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Doug Bird

Excellent install work Josh. We particulary like your choice in product selection!

From your friends at Taco!

John Ruhnke

You do some nice work!

Josh,

I really like it. Nice job.

Keep up the good work!

JR

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Joe Mattiello

It's nice to see Taco products in service

Josh_10

Dave that looks really cool. Of course I don't mind. I think you're probly the real artist here...

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jackchips_2

My compliments

to both artists.

Jack

ScottMP

Mondo Cool ?

I thought I was back at college .... experimenting.

Scott

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Josh_10

Joe I use Taco exclusivly. American made by a company who cares. Keep up the good work over there!

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John White

Josh,
Needless to say, I loved the picture. What a work of art.
Johnny White

Joe Mattiello

Hey Josh
Did you happen to notice the owner of Taco commented on your work of art? That validates what you said about a company that cares.

Brad White_9

On the Cover of

the next Taco brochure maybe?

Brad "no relation I don't think" White

Josh_10

John any chance I can put your quote on my website?

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John White

Josh,
If you're referring to me, absolutely. I meant what I said. You do great work.(I'm also pretty partial to GREEN!!)
Regards, jw

Mark_46

David

Agree 100%. There have been some beautiful jobs posted here....neatness counts! I can see it now, Heatinghelp.com pipe art.

Dan H., are you reading this?

Steamhead (in transit)

I'll second that

or third, or fourth, or however many of us agree- that is one sweet-looking job. I bet the owner shows off his heat system at least as much as his new car!

Tell us more about the system- boiler, heat emitters etc.

To John White- it's rare that a manufacturing company's owner shows up here to compliment a job. It means a lot to us. Thanks for setting an example for others to follow.

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Weezbo

that is how my mind used to see things *~/:)

a lot of the colours have worn off over the years....

when i read a great deal it kicks into photo shop ,..evidently ...

*~/;)

Josh_10

Steamhead this is actually a super basic job. There are 4 RFH zones and an indirect fired water heater. Nothing special. I used an NTI Trinity boiler. Fine boiler for sure but I don't think I will use one again because of the high pressure drop.. The whole house is Wirsbo QuickTrac because everything is wood floor. Aprox 2000 Square Feet.

I have a much nicer job I am working on right now. I'll post pics soon. 8000 Square feet, TN4 controls, 12 zones, 200 gallons of indirects (for the 20GPM shower)... This one is going to be my showpiece. I am thinking a curved stainless steel background with curved maniflods! Should be fun.

Thanks you guys for your encouragement! It is nice to be appreciated by your peers!

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John MacGregor_2

Art

Josh and David,
I hope you don't mind but I just printed off both of you works of art to show my people what a beautiful job looks like.
David, if you don't mind, I want to frame this artwork. Maybe you have another calling here.

Al Corelli

I have the original photo as my background on my PC.

Stunning!

D107

of course Josh is the real artist here but

thanks nonetheless. Before coming to the Wall I'd never seen this much attention to detail, the bracketing, etc. I guess it's more common on commercial jobs where there's usually more zones lining up on the wall. But was this kind of thing done in the 50s for example? I'd like to see a tradition of the installers'and company names embossed on a corner of the wall mounting plate, be it wood or diamond plate. (good for PR too.) The more attention it gathers from homeowners, the more they might try to assuage their curiosity and perhaps learning and de-mystification of hydronics might occur.

By the way I'm going to put a 'rendering' of F. Wrench's shot up in a few minutes.

Thanks again,

David

Wayco Wayne_2

LOL

Scott, you got me. I got pictures of my college days. Long hair and a beard holding up a peace sign. "Right on, Solid and fur shur" were commonly used back then, as I'm sure you'd remmeber. I never would have left college if I didnt have to. Just one more game of pool before I go to the Library, fer shur. WW

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