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Repairing a Broken Window Pane
The concrete basement floor is poured, leveled, and screeded. General contractor Ron Gan repairs a broken window pane the old-fashioned way, and Bob discusses the electrical layout for the first floor with electrician Slav Witowski.
- Part 1: Pouring the Basement Slab
- Part 2: Repairing a Broken Window Pane
- Bob helps general contractor Ron Gan demonstrate how to repair a broken window pane the old-fashioned way.
- Part 3: Electric Layout
Bob Vila tracks the progress of a two-family greystone in Chicago's Wicker Park neighborhood that is undergoing renovation. The project documents a low-budget upgrade of the building's two apartments and concludes with a decorator's tour showcasing the eye-catching results.
Also from Two-Family Greystone
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Episode 1 - House and Neighborhood Tour
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Episode 2 - Plans Discussed and Demolition Begins
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Episode 3 - Engineered Beams and Plumbing
Description:
Bob and general contractor Ron Gan discuss the removal and shoring up of bearing walls, which are to be replaced by special engineered beams. Bob visits David Parker at Macmillan-Bloedel's Parallam Plant in Vancouver, BC to see how those beams are manufactured. Also, plumber Don McPoland shows us how the new water service is connected to the house. -
Episode 4 - Parallam and Iron Board
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Episode 5 - Basement Excavation Begins
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Episode 7 - Plumbing Continues
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Episode 8 - Plaster and Drywall Work
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Episode 9 - Budgeting and Tiling
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Episode 10 - Lighting and Flooring
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Episode 11 - Landscaping Begins
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Episode 12 - Flooring and Stairs
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Episode 13 - House Tour
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