S25·E8 Residential Window Manufacturing - The Concord Cottage
Synopsis
Norm finds Tom installing exterior trim that looks like wood but is actually cellular PVC and therefore resistant to rot. Inside, Kevin finds Jeff finalizing the lighting plan with master electrician Allen Gallant. In the future sunroom, Kevin lends Norm and Tom a hand installing the new clad windows that look just like Janet's traditional wood windows on the main house. At a Menomonie, Wisconsin, facility that produces more than 550 tons of glass per day, float glass expert Al Slavich shows Kevin how residential window glass is manufactured using state-of-the-art technology. With the rough plumbing complete and inspected, it's time to infill the slab. To cut costs, Tom shows Kevin how to make concrete from scratch - 3 parts gravel, 2 parts sand, 1 part cement - mixing it on site with a portable concrete mixer.
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Frequently Asked Questions
When did Season 25 Episode 8 of This Old House air?
Season 25, Episode 8 ('Residential Window Manufacturing - The Concord Cottage') originally aired on November 29, 2003.
How long is Season 25 Episode 8 ('Residential Window Manufacturing - The Concord Cottage')?
The episode follows the standard broadcast runtime for This Old House.
What happens in This Old House Season 25 Episode 8?
Norm finds Tom installing exterior trim that looks like wood but is actually cellular PVC and therefore resistant to rot. Inside, Kevin finds Jeff finalizing the lighting plan with master electrician Allen Gallant. In the future sunroom, Kevin lends Norm and Tom a hand installing the new clad window...
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