Heat and Links
Work is moving forward. Its been feeling slow lately, but this weekend we started pulling rough plumbing for the hydronic radiators and the plumbing supply. It goes really fast which is actually pretty rewarding because it feels like something is getting accomplished. Lots and lots of pex tubing. Its cool to see the hub down in the basement where it all comes together, and know that you can control everything from there.
I’ll post some photos soon.
Also, I’m going to add a couple of links on the page. These are places that I’ve used in building the house. If you have questions about them, or want to know more about their part in the house project, don’t hesitate to email me. They aren’t paying me anything for doing this. They were just great to work with. So click on their pages and check out what they can do.
Last, if you are in the Seattle area and have salvageable fir flooring or transplantable timber bamboo shoots that you would like to get rid of, please let me know.
-kk
I’ll post some photos soon.
Also, I’m going to add a couple of links on the page. These are places that I’ve used in building the house. If you have questions about them, or want to know more about their part in the house project, don’t hesitate to email me. They aren’t paying me anything for doing this. They were just great to work with. So click on their pages and check out what they can do.
Last, if you are in the Seattle area and have salvageable fir flooring or transplantable timber bamboo shoots that you would like to get rid of, please let me know.
-kk
posted by ken at 2:04 PM
1 Comments:
Damn, that is a cool house. What part of Seattle is it in? I'm going to be up there tomorrow and Thursday. You are doing just what I want to do in Portland. I want to build a modern house of similar size on a similar budget. Are you staying on budget? Is it possible? How do I get started? What did you do? I would really appreciate any advice you could offer! Thanks, Joel (jwilks76)
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