New boiler install in closet
Hey fellas. I wanna hear all of you fellas comment on my lady like installation. It took me a couple of weeks, after six years of planning.
The piping is done. I will install a Taco zone controller (my old Azel isn’t powerful enough for the stupid Google thermostats I got talked into) and I will wire up the thermostats and pumps on Monday after a mind rest. So this picture is just piping only.
I’m now drinking beer on a Friday afternoon now, and I’m waiting to hear everybody tell an 63 year old lady (contractor licensed) exactly what they think. You can be honest with me. Go for it.
It is a two zone system. Upstairs high temp is staple up, downstairs in slab Lower temp
Go ahead— make my day.
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When you said closet you had me worried — but nice job!
Br. Jamie, osb
Building superintendent/caretaker, 7200 sq. ft. historic house museum with dependencies in New England
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expansion tank will be connected to the spiro vent on Monday, by the way
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Like the fact you had a bunch of old copper to use up. You could go broke with what PP fittings cost. Nice job in a tight space. not much room to work with.
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How are you gonna fit an expansion tank there …???
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Nice! One thing I don’t see is a backflow preventer on the water feed, I might be missing it though.
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Very neat work Robin. You should be very proud of yourself. Mad Dog
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