Building Science: Ventilation

Matt is in Nashville, TN this week talking to a roofing expert about the building science behind proper ventilation in homes.
This demonstration is intended for professionals only. Homeowners should not attempt these projects without first consulting a licensed professional.
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[@numbronepackfan]

Lowe's is putting quality production value and content into their KZbin Channel. Why only a handful of views per video? These are actually pretty good. Building Science is something more people are becoming aware of and it is something more actual tradesmen and women need to be on the forefront of, not just the architects, project managers and builders.

[@whitbeckconstructionllc9043]

I agree

[@Delta19G]

I think it's because typical homeowners will not understand the actual cost of doing things right. Always trying to find the cheapest option both the homeowner and the handy pro end up unknowingly ignorant. Doing things the right way gets expensive.

[@Delta19G]

Or they don't have time to view videos

[@jupiterdior]

I agree! Their channel is so informative, and you can tell they care about their audience.

[@esterixis]

Good info for homeowners, even if not doing the actual installation.

[@whitbeckconstructionllc9043]

Thanks

[@warrenphilips8441]

VOCs (Volatile Organic Compounds) He may have said it before using the acronym. Some interesting info out there on Indoor Air Quality.

[@whitbeckconstructionllc9043]

Thanks for the post to clarify. Its always best when we all work together to educate everyone.

[@otepkamj]

Pretty sure the host meant to say Carbon Monoxide and not Carbon Dioxide. Great video!

[@AngelofOntario]

Were it carbon monoxide, it would put you to sleep for good, since it’s not supposed to be leaking from ANY fueled appliance. He meant carbon dioxide as a build up of stale, regular air, which causes mold.

[@lxc3909]

The joist hangers at 11:41 are obviously smaller than the joist. What is the reason 2x4 joist hangers were used instead of hangers to match the 2x6 framing?

[@daphneel201]

Is it me or the guy with brown hair and glasses have a similar voice than snoop dog?

[@theosmits1141]

He also looks a bit like him and seems super chill.. hopefully didnt smoke anything before using any power tools 😂

[@daphneel201]

@@theosmits1141 hahaha yes!!

[@Blue.Bean.Special]

My first thought. Glad I wasn’t the only one!

[@Delta19G]

Thanks to Lowe's Handy pros can actually become a pro

[@Compahappii]

Badass KZbin videos brudda🔥🔥🔥

[@ВікторКолчин]

i would cover that visible frame with shingle strip.

[@AngelofOntario]

If you did that, the water would run under the strip then, wouldn’t it?

[@AngelofOntario]

Will this work via Bluetooth on cellphones while you’re home, or do you have to have home wifi? I know if it pops up Notifs on your phone when you’re away, it’s using a wifi or Home connection to the internet. I’m asking if it can work when you don’t have/can’t afford home internet?

[@ipodman371]

if you can afford an old router from goodwill or other thrift stores then you can set up a smart home network without internet access. However the appliance may need internet access to function properly and that will have to handled in a case by case basis but if you cant afford home internet then i wouldnt recommend home renovation. 1 skylight installation could buy a whole year of basic internet access

[@questateyahoo]

Nice idea but 2k for any kind of skylight is a bit much. Great video though, thanks

[@PlateletRichGel]

hey don't worry you got a 30% Obama credit.. new green jobs! Only $1400 LOL! Now we need to get everyone putting in skylights and we can solve the unemployment problem.

[@AngelofOntario]

Why didn’t the home owner opt to put a window in the wall there?

[@born2burn1]

how abot them VOC's

[@Blackishstars02]

I need my glasses :)

[@jorgenj1]

No safety glasses and mask when he cut the Sheetrock

[@nicholaspappagiorgio6103]

he said he was using handsaw to keep dust down inside and the other guy used vacuum too. i think he ok

[@hoodyboy18]

If he says VOC’s one more time

[@bluecrownvic]

The host talks WAY too much. Reminds me of Bob Vila and how he would ask a tradesperson a question, but then talk over them just to show off how much he knew. I love the long videos on this channel, but this host bothers me.

[@lawrencedimmick4852]

Yeah, they should have just gotten some total dummy to be the host. Gawsh...

[@whitbeckconstructionllc9043]

The extremely knowledgeable builders and renovators that are interviewed in these videos have so much knowledge to share. Sometimes, even the most knowledgeable people have a hard time articulating their knowledge. We appreciate being able to help them get the point across. One of the great parts of working on a TEAM with people who have versatile and unique skills, is that not everyone does the same job as well as someone else.

[@jupiterdior]

@@whitbeckconstructionllc9043 I agree! Not everyone is necessarily the best at talking. I think the host is hot and also does a great job of explaining these super complex things to the audience, while also providing some details that the tradesperson may not define explicitly since they're so used to not having to explain to total noobs like us lol

[@BlanchardBlanchard]

Bs

[@smilingsmurfet]

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[@johnduffant9694]

To much talking.

[@djofire]

Interesting, but....way too much talking !!!!