This Old House | Salvage, Pink Granite (S29 E7) FULL EPISODE
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Kevin O'Connor and the crew check in on the renovation progress of an old house in Newton, Massachusetts, touring the second-floor master suite, the kitchen bay, the mechanical room, a granite quarry, and the exterior stonework.
From the video
Answers: What is the progress on the renovation of the old house in Newton, including stonework and mechanical systems?
- house renovation progress
- master suite remodeling
- mechanical room updates
- gas-fired condensing boiler installation
- granite quarrying and wire saw cutting
- Milford pink granite foundation
What it concludes
- A gas-fired condensing boiler efficiently heats the whole house, domestic hot water, and radiant flooring.
- Using a diamond-impregnated wire saw and water pressure can precisely cut large granite blocks efficiently.
- Frac concrete expansion material can fracture a large granite block along drilled holes without wedges or sledges.
- Veneering Milford pink granite onto the concrete foundation matches the historic stonework of the original 1897 house.
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