S23·E22 The Manchester House - 22
Synopsis
In the music room, our master carpenter begins to install the first pieces of inglenook, while Steve gets a look at the wiring, fuse panels, and emergency backup power unit for the house with electrician Pete Woodbury. Steve continues his painting training with contractor Jim Clark, this time spending a few hours preparing the master bedroom bay windows for final coats. Outside, Roger Cook and arborist Matt Foti decide the fates of an unhealthy ash tree and a split-fork oak is overhanging the east end of the house. Tom shows Steve the system he's using to make mahogany panelling in the music room; one of its key components is a fastening technology that uses plastic ""bow ties"" to hold wood to wood. Our master carpenter and Tom get a lesson in its use from a factory rep.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 23 Episode 22 of This Old House air?
Season 23, Episode 22 ('The Manchester House - 22') originally aired on February 16, 2002.
How long is Season 23 Episode 22 ('The Manchester House - 22')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for This Old House.
What happens in This Old House Season 23 Episode 22?
In the music room, our master carpenter begins to install the first pieces of inglenook, while Steve gets a look at the wiring, fuse panels, and emergency backup power unit for the house with electrician Pete Woodbury. Steve continues his painting training with contractor Jim Clark, this time spendi...
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