As I was saying, when our house’s former owner built on a big new master bedroom and extended the kitchen, he needed to add another water heater – one that he happened to install more or less outside. Last week I promised some visuals. Check it out...


I agree with thisoldbuilder, who pointed out last week that gas-fired water heaters need oxygen to combust, and thus need enough ventilation. But this one was ventilated correctly, with openings for fresh air at the eaves and a chimney out the roof for exhaust – I just think it was a bad place to stick a piece of machinery whose main task is heating. It was 4 below here in Boulder a few weeks back.
And Fudge, we did get rid of that water tank – or at least we decommissioned it. I’ll be writing about that soon.
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Jed,
I'm not sure the tankless can work with radiant heat
-- maybe too many parts to fudge with -- but I'll check it out.
Please don't let Joel Schumacher make the film version of this blog entry.
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