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 Episode DiscussionNo comments yet. Be the first! Login to leave a comment on this episode. This Old House Season 43 Episode 9 | 23m 42s | Video has closed captioning. Kevin O'Connor and Tom Silva frame an exterior wall on the ground and raise it into place. Tom gives a personal history of framing tools. Kevin, Charlie Silva, and Heath Eastman talk about different types of recessed lighting, installation,
and layout. Electrical panels are discussed. An old ridge beam is replaced with three LVLS sandwiched together in place to support the addition. Aired: 11/25/21 Rating: TV-G Sponsored By: Concord: Focus on Framing This Old House Season 43 Tomatometer TOMATOMETERCritic Ratings: 0Critics Consensus No consensus yet. Episode InfoAddition wall; the evolution of framing hammers and guns; planning for electric panels; inspecting new light fixtures; a ridge beam supports the addition.
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Play S43 E16: Cinderella StoryThe 1880s Country Cape is finished. The cast arrives and reflects on the changes that have been made since Charlie’s crew started work. The homeowners take Kevin and Tommy on a tour of the house.
Play S43 E15: Crafty FinishesThe house comes together as a primary bathroom gets a plaster treatment, and window sills are replicated in Dracut, MA. A kitchen garden, recessed lighting, and floating countertop are installed. Then, new wood floors change directions.
Play S43 E14: Sunshine PowerInstallation of a composite deck is complete. The team adds insulation to the basement and discusses unconventional HVAC zoning. Then, Kevin tours a stove factory in Reading, PA. Solar panels and their backup system are installed.
Play S43 E13: Race to the FinishIn this episode, the roof gets different types of underlayment. Then, an oak mantle is installed on the fireplace, and brickwork is corrected. The old boiler is disassembled, and exterior clapboards are painted inside. Finally, the team installs a linear drain.
Play S43 E12: Toasty CarsIn this episode, new material is used for the house’s exterior trim. Kevin O’Connor visits a window restoration shop, and radiant floor heating is installed in the garage. Finally, the homeowners tile the basement bathroom.
Play S43 E11: Smaller is BetterThis week, framing is complete on the multi-angled roof, and a remote-controlled skylight is installed. The team discusses a mini-duct system, and the homeowner’s mother makes a glass mosaic table. Finally, a rotted wood gutter is replaced.
Play S43 E10: Planting for the FutureIn this episode, Tom Silva discusses the use of I-joists and LVL beams. Kevin O’Connor meets with woodworker Paul Grothouse. Then, Kevin and Charlie Silva insulate the original dormers of the house. Later, the landscape designer shares her vision for the front yard.
Play S43 E9: Focus on FramingWe witness an exterior wall framed on the ground and raised into place. The crew learns about the history of framing tools and talks about recessed lighting and electrical panels. Then, three laminated veneer lumber beams replace an old ridge beam.
Play S43 E8: Roughing ItA bay window is removed and reframed for a new one. An old school is being restored into apartments for veterans. The underside of a deck is the "roof" of the living space below. Pipe locations are discussed.
Play S43 E7: Masonry LessonsIn this episode, a block wall is constructed to accept the framing of the addition. The old floor joists are shimmed to make a smooth transition to the new part of the house, and the kitchen designer lays out the kitchen.
Play S43 E6: Tree Dr. House CallA Flitch beam is installed on the house. Tree maintenance is performed, and a new footing is poured under the kitchen chimney. Then, the crew explores different heating systems. Kevin tours a high-tech sheathing factory in Georgia.
Play S43 E5: Dormer DayThe house gets a new foundation. Natural stone veneers get cut, and the back dormer sees a new beam installed to increase headroom. Then, homeowner Megan and her interior designer look at tile.
Play S43 E4: Solid FoundationThe foundation is waterproofed. The team talks about exterior paint colors, and homeowner Megan lends a hand turning the new newel posts. Cape-style homes are discussed. Then, the foundation is braced for backfilling.
Play S43 E3: Fix the FoundationThe old foundation gets modified for the new basement. Jenn meets with the landscape designer to discuss the plans for the front yard. On the first floor, Charlie and Tom install a recessed beam.
Play S43 E2: Saving What We CanAppliances and radiators are salvaged before the major demolition begins. Outside, an arborist sprays the Hemlock trees to protect from damaging insects. Time to cut off the garage addition.
Play S43 E1: New England CapeThis 1880 Country Cape started as a small house on a large piece of land but expanded over time. The crew meets the homeowners and tours both inside and outside to learn about the plans. What year was season 43 of this old house filmed?Season 43 (2021–22)
Kevin O'Connor's nineteenth season as the host.
What is the last episode of this old house?Atlanta: Unsafe StructuresThis Old House / Latest episodenull
How many episodes are in season 43 of this old house?39This Old House - Season 43 / Number of episodesnull
What is the current season of this old house?Season 41 - The Westerly Ranch House.
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