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Originally Posted by jimmyed Nothing is square, plumb or level. lol, entire new duct system in an old converted commercial building and none of the walls are plumb, nor are they parallel, floors are all sloped, and we had to use a 24' extension ladder in the kitchen to reach the 19' ceiling to hang the duct. Your stuff looks neat and well done.
Originally Posted by Jnardz Great Furnace to work with. Haven't had any problems with them yet fingers crossed Watch putting them in garages. Had problems with them sweating. Been insulating the drain pans with foam tape on garage installs. Hot humid air doesn't help one bit! Originally Posted by jwiehagen76 all that fancy tin sure looks nice It's all custom, made for a great install in a POS house
all that fancy tin sure looks nice
Great Furnace to work with. Haven't had any problems with them yet fingers crossed
Nice!, the value of that home increased substantially.
System works great, I think I have a pic or two from today. .43 static. Not bad. Custom sheetmetal is the way to go. Makes a hard job easy, and done right. The system cost 2k more than he paid for the house...Barely seems worth it. I spent half my day in a 2 block crawl. Glad the job is done!
Sweet looking tin...sigh...been awhile since me snips've been outta the bag.
Originally Posted by jimmyed This one is a slant, only way we can come in the side of it. Not enough room to come in the bottom. Sorry had to ask I have worked for a few companies that had god awful installers that made that mistake a few times, no offense to you. The duct looks great, great install!
Nice duct. I like it, a lot. very clean, tight & neat.
This one is a slant, only way we can come in the side of it. Not enough room to come in the bottom.
are the evaps in those air handlers slant or A coils? its been a while since I've worked on an infinity
Some of it is. None of the return is.
Is that duct lined?
I hate old houses! Infinity system going in an older house. Nothing is square, plumb or level. Time consuming. Finish tomorrow. Another system with a boiler coil. I bet the static will be .45, Stupid boiler coils are rated at .33 right off the get go.
I hate old houses!
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