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Tying Floor Slabs and Building a Partition (HA0606)

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Bob and Ed show us the tricky process of tying in the old floor slab with the new, and work begins on the new family room partition that will take the unique shape of a banana leaf. To make sure the new space stays cool, a new HVAC unit and roof insulation are installed.

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Pouring a Concrete Floor

Bob watches a strip of concrete being poured between two existing slabs. Rebar is placed in the two adjoining floors to prevent craking and a joining compound is added to ...
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Framing a Partition Wall

Bob frames an exotic partition wall to resemble a banana leaf in a Miami kitchen renovation. The crowning pieces have been pre-cut and are ready for installtion.
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HVAC System for the Home Addition

Bob meets with Mark, a heating, ventilating, and air conditioning mechanic. Bob and Mark have an in-depth discussion on why a homeowner had to add an air-conditioning unit to an ...
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