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You might want to take your questions over to the John Bridge Tile forum... http://johnbridge.com/vbulletin/index.php They're very DIY-friendly and the info is top-notch. I assume this is a tub/shower combination, and so a vapor barrier of some kind is needed. You can read up on the...

The discussion on the other boards has dealt primarily w/ radiant barriers being proposed for under slab and underfloor heating. Barrier in the attic to reflect solar gain seems reasonable to me. Anyway, I'm not an expert, and I don't have a dog in this fight, but I'll summarize the...

Randy, Just wondering if you've tried www.heatinghelp.com's forum http://forums.invision.net/index.cfm?CFApp=2 and Radiant Panel Association's http://radnet.groupee.net/eve/forums/a/frm/f/4771065301 I've read a lot on both and it seems that the consensus on the bubble wrap is that...

Thanks everyone. It seems to have worked. I was able to get about 7 feet of pipe out there. It fit tight and I had to hammer it along. I stopped once it really started to meet resistance. Anyway, I got it all rebuilt and have filled and flushed everything I can and no water is leaking in...

I'm sure I could dig outside the foundation and get that length of pipe out of there and replaced properly. I'm just concerned that it will be a real challenge given the wet winter conditions right now. If it were summer, I'd probably have it half excavated by now. The ash pit isn't active...

Hi, I've got a 4" cast iron soil pipe that passes through my laid-up stone foundation right where my chimney/fireplace base is located. There is an ash cleanout below the fireplace, and if you can believe it, the pipe passes right through this open space. As you stand in the basement, you...