Recent content by purediesel

Are you saying you have the garageflow tiles and wish you spent the money on freeflow? Pics?

Good to hear. I am in the same boat with the price. I have approx. 1400 sq ft to cover and even a 50 cent increase is an extra $700! Even with the sale on the flow tiles they are $3.11/sq ft. an extra $1.12/tile. It makes it hard to justify the flow tiles based on looks alone. Thanks for the...

Thank you! There is practically zero pictures outside of the Racedeck website. Those really dont look that bad. What are your thoughts of the tiles?

RaceDeck1, do you have any more pictures of the GarageFlow tiles installed? There is barely any reviews of this tile and the price is hard to pass up right now. Thanks!

I tried that also. I think they are sold out of those. I couldn't add 5 to my cart

Is the code supposed to work with clearance items, because it isn't at the moment.

Would this 22% work with "bulk pricing"? I see the website says to call for "bulk pricing".

What's a few hundred dollars for the piece of mind that there is no chance to get moisture into your slab and into your house?? I would be using a Class A vapor barrier if it was my house and not some cheap poly. My 50x80 was around $6-700 with the proper vapor tape.

Sure..:rolleyes:

I have 62 Sunco lights from amazon and they have been amazing so far, no complaints. Might want to look them up. Last time I bought them they were $12 a light

Is there a thing as too much power?? Wouldn't you kick yourself in the **** if you outgrew your power supply someday?? Some things to think about. I called my power company when I ran the power out to my shop and they were more than happy to come out to my house and talk everything over and tell...

I have an RO system up an running that I can use to fill the system. TDS is down to 4 but the ph will have to be looked at closer when its time to fill the system. Last time I checked my ph was 7.8 so Ill have to look closer at the Bosch requirements.

You are correct, that one does not included a llh. That is not the one that I am getting. Mine will be a floor unit that does included a llh. Please elaborate on the problems that you have seen with the aluminum exchangers.

Read the installation manual closely. Most require to stay at least 6" away from a crack. The joints are put in place for a controlled crack so it will more than likely crack in the joint. Control joints are a good thought to have about before lift placement. If you don't have heated floors...

Good outlook and it does put this boiler to max output at 35 btu per foot. Hopefully with all the insulation that is installed and the measures taken for air sealing the building will be more along the lines of 20 btu's per foot.