Install Drywall and Steam System

there finally the drywall here's a drywall hanging trick overhead if you don't have any help to help you lift it up put a little screw in not as easy as that it might be let's get the peasy these are the M4 rebar pants stretchy tons of pockets Link in the description go check them out trust me you won't regret it all right so this is the shower steamer where the steam comes out the generator is mounted on the back side of this wall we're back behind the wall in the closet this is the Mr Steam Unit here this is the generator we have power plumbed into here it's 240 volts we have a water line going into the unit it does its thing shoots it out of the outlet valve into the steam shower that's behind us and then this line right here is just a flush valve that when we want to empty the system system we can open it take that all out there and safely remove this the unit's not hot when it's working and they created this little utility box which it's not pretty but we'll make sure B nice pretty one let's start finishing up all the dry walls oh we can't look what finally showed up woo fancy we'll cut all of this off and put peex piping I also want to raise these up a little bit I want to kind of raise it up I don't know maybe an extra 6 in these are the most important parts right now is because the instructions say that this face plate has to be flush with a finished wall looks perfect to me we're going to start securing this but before we do a bunch of Teflon tape around these brass fittings and then tight them real good and then we'll start making a little PEX connector at this point our water regulator is on we're going to make a little piggyback system to connect this water line to the one down below this is going to get wrapped to the handheld thing and this is going to go up to the rainfall shower thing a lot of things being used this is a Pex