Prepare Area and Plan Plumbing Routes
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Kitchen Makeover + PLUMBING ON CONCRETE (Ep.2)
What happens here
The presenter explains the overall project of updating kitchen plumbing in a house built on a concrete slab. The existing kitchen had a peninsula that housed much of the old plumbing and electrical. The goal is to reroute these utilities to accommodate a new sink location and add a pot filler. A key challenge is the presence of radiant heated floors, which requires careful planning to avoid cutting into water tubes embedded in the concrete. The presenter uses an infrared thermometer to locate the radiant heating tubes, identifying safe zones for cutting. The target area for new plumbing requires cutting a trench through the concrete to lay down the new lines.
Goal: The initial step involves assessing the existing kitchen layout, identifying the locations for new sink and appliance plumbing, and planning the routes for drain pipes, water lines, and electrical conduit, especially crucial on a concrete slab to avoid existing radiant floor heating tubes.
Tools and materials
- Infrared Thermometer (FLIR)
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