Ugg to Snugg wall hanger job

GW

Just like a hair cut in the Marines 

wish I had time and energy to fix the hole in the window—-the plumber did the water heater years ago and left the original power venter wall thimble 

low voltage kicked my knees, 62 points of contact (5 zones), relocate thermostat wiring, etc 

yes we normally paint 

PC7060

Nice work! Love the intake and exhaust labeling. 

Always like the painted panels myself but very tough to do on a short schedule. 

GW

Thanks! yes we had paint with is, but painting around the existing water heater wasn't gonna happen

GW

And the vent decals are required in Mass. Some nut job apparently tied some plumbing into a furnace/boiler vent. Can we please get a new set of law makers, PLEASE?

EBEBRATT-Ed

@GW

Don't know if we are worse than California, but it's close

GW

Ed you got me there!

Ironman

Nice nice job, Gary.

I like the homemade neutralizer. I’ve made them using a water filter housing.

GW

ThanksWe normally use this little neutralizer bullet. But this one we drained into the existing condensate pump (higher up the wall)so we did the old fashion dandy set up with marble stones

JakeCK

GW said:

And the vent decals are required in Mass. Some nut job apparently tied some plumbing into a furnace/boiler vent. Can we please get a new set of law makers, PLEASE?

Am I the only one who would actually like to watch the end result of this? It'd be great with a taller building. Maybe pointed to an adjacent building or a driveway with parked cars?

I'd die right there on the floor. From laughter.

GW

Ahh the “plumber” guy tying into the furnace venting? I would think the drainage would run back to the furnace 

the world is filled with lawmakers (code writers) that try to keep idiots from harming themselves and innocent bystanders 

mattmia2

If you've ever seen anything that a cable "installer" has done in the past 20 years or so you'd understand why this is necessary.

JakeCK

GW said:

Ahh the “plumber” guy tying into the furnace venting? I would think the drainage would run back to the furnace 

the world is filled with lawmakers (code writers) that try to keep idiots from harming themselves and innocent bystanders 

Isn't the venting and heat exchanger all sealed? I would think it would fill up eventually and what's coming down after that is going to want to go somewhere.

Solid_Fuel_Man

Nice work!

Personally I'd think trying a plumbing vent into combustion air would give a very nice boost in system efficiency  only gas needed would be the initial firing....then no more gas....or building....