Replydrywalled in...beautyful..good luck on that blower
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Stupid.....or brilliant? You decide.
Town houses, rentals.
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drywalled in...beautyful..good luck on that blower
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that is horrible....
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It's practical, but sure could have been done better.
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Practical Training is a must!
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Brilliant! Wait, I don't see the button you push to lower it down...
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thank god for sawzalls
It`s better to be silent and thought the fool; than speak and remove all doubt.
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In a neighboring unit, a master crapsman balked at replacing it overhead. Bravo, Mr. Select Gibson Dealer.
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look at that lovely mold...lol
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Looks like it used to be a washer/dryer area. I wish HO's and LL's would look at these pictures and see what we say about it because they think installs like the "upper shelf air handler" are OK.
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Gotta remember... Slum Lords... Ooops I mean Land Lords... get to the point it is all about $$$... then look for cheap folks to solve problems. Ever live in a rental... remember???
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*Installation is more important than the brand of equipment
*The duct system keeps the house comfortable; the equipment only heats and cools (and dehumidifies)
*The value of comfort, over the long term; leave economic choices behind!
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Remember? I live in a rental now! lol Only thing is the L knows he cant pull the wool over these eyes.
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Originally Posted by DLZ Dan
Opps, did not know that... I did for a while... bought the house from the guy after I lived in it for a while.
In your situation... what about some cabinet doors above the big doors... or full height ceiling doors... Any way to access the unit and close off the noise.
GA-HVAC-Tech
Your comfort, Your way, Everyday!
GA's basic rules of home heating and AC upgrades:
*Installation is more important than the brand of equipment
*The duct system keeps the house comfortable; the equipment only heats and cools (and dehumidifies)
*The value of comfort, over the long term; leave economic choices behind!
Choose your contractor wisely!
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No, dont have that problem here thank god. The HVAC is completely accessible plus the landlord lives downstairs.
Ive seen plenty of crap here and in Louisiana where my wife is from so it's comforting to know hackery spans all borders lol
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These are a group of 7 bank owned forclosures. All condensers missing, so lets start over. Buyer has contacted me about them.
My solution is to use an ICP/Carrier FSA Air Handler (low profile, front return) and mount it on the left side wall over the washer. These are two story with ducts between ceiling and floor, so we can't move it. We'll see.
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We have the same thing here bank paints over the mold and says its just alittle water damaged . Up here they like to put a hot water coil on top and pex it to the water heater with a 007 pump. Not bronze all the homes passed inspection both in new construction phase and in bank resale
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That gibson looks like it is sitting on a piece of furniture.....like an end table with the glass removed????
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Funny, but true. They are called "adjustable air handler stands". One size fits all for open return situations. Seeing alot of garage installs with these boxed in with ductboard too.
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I don't see the handle to open the door to add laundry!
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I can't see the pictures. Could you please repost them?
Thank You
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Me too. Does anyone know why I can't open this picture. What is the format or file type?
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