This Old House | See Glass (S40 E23) | FULL EPISODE
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- čas přidán 6. 07. 2020
- Kevin O’Connor travels to the Midwest to see the manufacturing of plate glass and windows. Back in Brookline, Mauro Henrique teaches Kevin some cold weather painting tricks. Radiant heat is installed under the driveway, while the patio is installed in the front.
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Windows are a defining feature of a Mid-Century modern house. Kevin travels to a glass factory in Wisconsin to see how plate glass is manufactured and to Minnesota to see our windows come together. Back at the house, a massive window goes in above the sliding balcony doors. Our project has taken us into the cold New England winter. But there’s still much work to be done including exterior painting. Kevin finds Mauro deciding what to do on a 30-degree day. The driveway runs downhill into the garage. A drain at the bottom handles rain but what about snow? Richard helps Kevin Bilo install a radiant heating system that will make short work of removing snow. The patio installation is an integral part of our project’s drainage system. Kevin finds Jenn and Roger installing permeable pavers.
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This Old House | See Glass (S40 E23) | FULL EPISODE
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Roger Cook is a legend. Very happy to see him in this episode.
21:45 Roger, the agreement was you were just going to be doing the pointing! 😂 The man just cannot be stopped! I love it. Best Wishes!
Great to see you Roger! Hope you are doing well and enjoying life.
That lady at the glass factory is awesome! I loved that.
It was nice to see roger cook on the show did miss seeing him
Glass making is a superb process.
That's really cool how the glass floats on a molten tin bath :) I love factory tours.
Richard is such a nice guy.
wow the glass factory was fascinating, lovely and clean place to work too.
I liked the glass plant tour. (Almost looked like Cardinal Glass.) I do maintenance at a window plant so I found this pretty neat.
I think this is the coolest episode I've seen
yay, roger! glad to see him =D
Looks like hell though 😞
22:30 Roger: Can I go to Florida with you?
Kevin: 😆🤣 Haha! No.
They should of let him go too lol
@@OscarM.94 yeah Roger should be their “travel to tropical paradise” correspondent 😄 🍹🧉🌴
"The whole ribbon of glaaaass"
21:55 that one fast broom
"can I go"
"no, I'm going"
😂😂👍
Gotta love these youtube contractors
Awesome episode as always...
NICE walkway too!
What a maintenance hassle with that siding.
2:13 Patrick Starfish: She's just standing there... menacingly!
I like how Tommy smooths the tape with his fingers, right across the instructions to roll it.
you roll the tape after putting it on with your hands
That's why I had a plastic surgeon remove my hands and replace them with j-rollers. Great comment, Bob!!
i will remember you when i look through that glass
Strange pick up line. 🤣
Smooooooth
@@KJEThompson weird flex right?
15:54 It looks to me like a caricature of Mauro just above Kevin;s hand on the 'bad' board!
In a loudness contest between a blast furnace, and that lady...The lady CRUSHES! I think her voice would drown out the engines of a Saturn rocket. I heard they didn't Hear Mt. St. Helen's explode because she was yelling at her poor husband...:)...
Haven't seen Roger for a while. He was filling in the cracks between the stones and that's more work than I've seen the woman who replaced him do.
This must be Cardinal glass. I toured the facility as a student years ago. The tin baths are incredible to see in person.
Same it is supper cool
Yep. Cardinal FG in Menomonie, WI. The raw glass was then shipped to Marvin Windows in Warroad, MN for assembly(which is why Kevin said the finished windows arrived from MN).
You know you’re in the “This Old House” comment section when there will be around 30 comments like this : “Nice to see Roger. Hope he feels better! All the best!”. Couldn’t agree more with those comments. Nice to see him
I'd say the same about the fact that none of those commenters understand that these episodes predate his departure.
Andrew Miguelez hehe that’s true. But it’s still good to see him...
I’m confused. There taping /sealing the bottom window flange . In recent years and taking manufacture tech classes.We have been told and shown NOT to seal the bottom flange anymore . Allowing moisture passage.
they're all fixed windows. they can guarantee 100% seal on all sides even if you try to pressure wash the weakest joint you can find. leaving the bottom open without a reason to leave it open just breaks your air gap for no benefit. assuming water will be stuck between sill pan and flange forever and you'll have to deal with a callback is motivated thinking, but not universally true.
Indeed! Current best practice would be to leave the bottom without counter-flashing to allow any moisture that gets in to not dam up in the sill. With these huge overhangs likely won't ever see water.
Biggest issue to me was not showing the rolling of the zip tape. That's critical for it to work properly.
you are correct. this is a big no no. they will have rot there is less than 2 years.
@@EvanEdstrom also they used small prices if zip just on the corners 5hen another product across the bottom of the sil.
@@mtakedown you can say bye bye to the entire Zip System guarantee when using a different product with it. They even used the brown version (thicker and more expensive) than the usual green version.
This is the glass, can I touch it? - Yes
*pushes it up from the bottom*
17:13 my first thought was "is that lego?"
2:41 dolomite baby
Always wanted to know how glass is made..
As a glazing engineer I’m excited to see this episode.. let’s hope I’m not disappointed.. Edit: it’s an ok plant but not as High tech as some these days. Trucking/railing raw materials in for the amount of glass that’s produced would be hard to compete with glass produced around the world. Also there recycling system could be updated as it’s not usually disposed of by hand at the end anymore. 👍🏻😊
A heated driveway might be the most bougie thing I've seen on this show
Does the tubing have to be replaced if the driveway needs to be repaved?
Only if you get lucky and don't puncture it during demo. Which is unlikely. Most concrete contractors won't garuntee anything when it comes to patching cracked concrete with hydronic heating.
Yup, she is definitely from Wisconsin. Can't miss that accent.
Dude at the 4 minute mark isn’t wearing his ear protection. Naughty boy
That’s amazing the windows came from Minnesota and I’m from Minnesota at least something comes there from another state
This house must cost a FORTUNE to build!
19:45 Future
19:48 Past
Jen is really struggling with the word "perforated". We'll just chalk it up to the cold.
She mispronounced it three times, maybe she should look it up.
I never heard of preforated pipe before....🤣
It is in every septic weeping bed.
I was under the impression you shouldn't seal under the window with zip tape.
Agreed. They also need to roll it (maybe they did off-camera, but if you show the other steps you should show the most critical one for zip tape).
Tommy said it was to keep the air out also, which apparently is more important nowadays.
remember when the window was basically the thing that had a wooden rim and a single pane of glass peacefully inserted into the middle and attached in pace by some tiny wooden pegs and small nails? Now all this plastic and the vacuum inside the pack etc.. we really did come a long ways
You never seal the bottom of an operating (mechanical) window, but fixed windows can be sealed all the way around.
Provide source
Chad K, 45+ years of doing historic restoration and renovation, which includes installing ten-of-thousands of fixed and operating windows, and flashing said windows.
Also, I have attended install clinics and seminars at Pella, Anderson, Jeld-Wen, Marvin, and other window mfgs. where they demonstrated the difference of flashing a operating and non-operating window. Both were flashed very differently.
Fixed windows have no moving parts where moisture can penetrate nor movement - other than with the house’s natural settling and moving, so there is less than 1% chance of water infiltration behind a non-operating window.
Perforated pipe btw. Not preforated. Credibility.
Rare seeing an American saying celsius unprovoked.
Some of us are actually civilized and use the right system of measurements lol
@@twoolfrx7 there is no "right" system of measurement, and conforming doesn't make one civilized.
It was Rich who went to the glass manufacturer
Less than 2K views and look at all the armchair contractors.
Roll the tape illustrations every two feet. Not a roller in sight.
Its very important to roll the ziptape
the cut corners here
A heated driveway, I cannot imagine a bigger waste of energy... I mean I get no one wants to shovel, but man... that’s a ton of energy,,,
Compared to shoveling maybe. Compared to purchasing, operating & maintaining a snowblower though? Give me the heated driveway.
Agreed... what a waste.
You heat it slightly above freezing
@@mastectechnologies8536 thats still an insane amount if energy, you’re not only heating it to not freezing, but you’re melting the snow on top,
Phase change is a ridiculous amount of energy, and now you need to do that 24/7 because its not quick either.
So yes, if you want to double/triple your heating costs in winter, fine, but people have no idea how much energy this really is.
We spend all this money, insulating our house, to not have to pay tons of money on heating, and then you’re literally heating the outside…
Just throw down some additional salt , and get a mechanical snowblower.
No you start the heat right as it starts snowing once you get about 2 inches of snow the heated driveway isn't going to work
Why are they rebroadcasting the plate glass bit from a few months ago?
This is just a hunch, but I'm guessing it might have something to do with the "FULL EPISODE" part of the title.
Wait is there alredy winter there or is this recorded long time ago?
This is the second house project of season 40. They have already done season 41. Season 42 will be different after this pandemic.
Season 40 was Fall '19 and Winter '20... pre-pandemic.
Since when did Kevin O'Conner start to look like Richard Tretheway ?
Tape under the window to seal potential water from dripping out? That's a recipe for a rotten frame few years from now.
You should never splice PEX with crimp connectors that are going to be buried in concrete!! This is why it is sold in 500-1,0000 ft rolls.
taping under windows is a no no. i hope they correct this.
It's very clear that Roger is not well in the end clip. He sounds very bad and is moving so slow. I doubt he was doing anything. They probably just had him on for the cameras.
Yeah I saw it too. Hope him the best. He has taught me so much over the years and made me excited about landscapes. I hope he enjoys retirement. I know guys like him that can never fully retire. They get bored very quickly
Don't tape over the bottom nail flange of a window.
Jonathan Right. I swore I saw another TOH episode where Tommy didn’t tape the bottom of a window install and specifically explained why you don’t.
Gotta love these CZcams contractors
I don't get it either but the overhang will save them anyway.
@@Dogbutt47 No these guys are 100 percent correct. Typicality, you do not seal the bottom flange of the window so if water ever intrudes and leaks into the sill it can drain out. If you don't believe us reffer to the zip install guidelines: www.huberwood.com/uploads/documents/technical/literature/ZIP-System-Sheathing-and-Tape-Installation-Manual.pdf
A board has 6 sides..
Smart with obvious geometry, ignorant with building things. You shouldn’t paint joints like tongue and groove because they won’t fit together properly with the added thickness of the paint. So, he painted all 4 sides that can and should be painted.
All I can say the cold can b invigorating but with my homemade hernia belt those Crete blocks make me drift BAC to Daytona Beach and a is it half full of an adult beverage or half empty of an adult beverage.hear comes shore patrol this half full can of coke works well ..hi guys keep going ...
That’s got to be one of the ugliest houses I’ve ever seen, and the inside is even worse with all those levels and stairs chopping up the floor plan.
And as birth control you use your personality?
First
Gosh darn you
So?
It had to be done
Still subscribed, still not showing up in my subscriptions....
It's the algorithm, click the bell icon to be notified when they upload a video
@@mully006 No. This channel hasn't been showing up in subscription feeds for many people for over a month. We're just trying to get someone who manages the channel to notice our comments and fix their publish settings or contact CZcams about the problem.
I didn't get a notification or subscription update either.
@@mully006 Clicking the bell makes no difference.
take roger he looks miserable lol
Why does everyone insist on installing window flashing incorrectly? It should be treated just like overlapping shingles on a roof. Don't tape the bottom after installation as it's going to trap any water ingress from above. AND NEVER USE THAT GARBAGE OSB ZIP SYSTEM.
Why ? What’s wrong with it ? I see houses being built with it more often then not these days.
The glass plant lady is drunk.
4:02 Spoiler alert: If you ever watched the tv show Saturday Night Live episodes "WHATS THAT ITS PAT"!, and wondered where are they now?
They are hosting TOH in a glass factory.
Rich talking normal and this lady who keeps on saying we loud as hell lady you don't do anything stop saying we
So much effort to make glass and then it becomes an American window :-( Could have been a German window.