Bulletproof Countertops, Ventless All-in-One Washer, Cantilever Stairs & More: Design Week KBIS 2024
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- The Build Show teams hits Las Vegas for the 2024 Kitchen & Bath Industry Show to explore what's best in Kitchen, Bath & Interiors. A ceiling plug for lights, a routing machine for hidden hinges and more! This group of builders and an electrician give their take on the best of KBIS!
0:00 Intro
0:43 Miele - www.mieleusa.com/
3:22 Shaper Origin www.shapertools.com/en-us/
6:57 Sugatsune - www.sugatsune.com/
7:40 Toto - www.totousa.com/
11:01 Arizona Tile - www.arizonatile.com/
13:01 GE - www.geappliances.com/ge-appli...
19:27 Kohler - www.kohler.com/en
20:32 Adaptive - www.adaptive.build/
25:39 Allura - allurausa.com/
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27:08 SKYX and SkyPlug - skyplug.com/
33:42 Viewrail - www.viewrail.com/
43:10 SPAN www.span.io/
47:50 Cosentino - www.cosentino.com/usa/
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"my house" drinking game is on!
Put a backpack on backwards to use to hold the fixture when installing ceiling lights.
That’s the dumbest idea over heard lol…
@@remodz6385It's like an extra set of hands
Every dishwasher I've had since 1986 had a built in ion exchange softener.
Just my thought :P
Bump 🤣
I have that ventless washer dryer. It needs the surrounding area to be warm in order to dry clothes. I have it in an outdoor room (with a heater to keep the pipes from freezing). When the room is near 40f the clothes will never dry. I needed to warm the room to above 50f in order to get the clothes warm and dry. Luckily that is only 2 months a year where I am.
Other than that it has been wonderful, especially with ADHD, and forgetting to transfer loads for a few days with the old setup. Even if the clothes are not fully dry after a run (I need to add a 45 minute timed dry in the winter), they don't start molding like with the old unit.
lol but you wished you didn't take that green propaganda up the ass and bought a normal washer and dryer, huh?
@@jsnx9067 no, the external room is a stepping stone. We want to put it inside eventually, but that could not have worked with the dryer venting air outside. With this unit we can run it inside, and inside air conditions are ideal for running this unit. With our old dryer(220v 30 amp, dryer used 5.5kw) it would take 2.5 hours(3 one hour timed dry) to completely dry towels. With this unit (1000 watts) I can wash and mostly dry towels in 2.5 hours, then finish drying them in a 30 minute timed dry.
It may be that the default dryness is poorly calibrated. I should try calling the company about that. It could be based on external air humidity which around here is usually about 80%, and I often am washing clothes while it is raining.
My washer/dryer is going in my kitchen which should work well.
I have done curved stairs for years but that is special
Skyplug won’t be around in 10 years. No electrician wants to fiddle with a proprietary system.
Homeowners that are capable might use it though. I’m a plumber I do all the work at my house, if I were installing a fixture I’d consider using it
I really want to try out the Miele dish and clothes washers. Right now I just have their vacuum which is wonderful.
I recently bought a Kitchen-Aid (Whirlpool Corp) stainless steel dishwasher that is only 39 db (extremely quiet). A lot less expensive than Miele. Has 3 racks like the Miele.
Toilets that say “my #2 is always #1”.
Leviton can do this. As can any smart breaker. The problem is inverter's aren't quite there yet. A 240v, 200A panel is 48,000W. The EP4 18k all in one inverter still takes 3. Once those start hitting 50k in a single inverter it will greatly simplify grid connected solar so you don't have multiple inverter's in addition to the main panel.
These gas appliances could be from Novy Elbrus. They have something like that, but their prices are also quite high.
Yale Appliance huge fan of that TH-cam work recommend checking them out. Amazing products best ever actually going on many Years now for this.
My $2,000 toto toilet flushes great, BUT the built into the wall tank as it is shutting off after a flush water hammers/ratchets shut.
No help from toto, the water valve assembly hangs off to one side and is sloppy in it's mount.
I tie wrapped it after drilling holes ( up high) in the tank body to mount it solid.
Problem almost gone.
Love redesigning expensive products that lack technical assistance
At 12:25, what is the name of the tile that they're talking about? I tried to find it on Arizona Tile's website, but I wasn't able to locate it.
Did I really hear you say you organize your cutlery “like Little Soldiers going to the bath together”?!?!? lol odd comment but awesome dishwasher. I’ll check it out more for my next remodel
Bosch dishwashers have also gotten very quiet and they're not quite as expensive, just sayin. Miele has very good layout of the racks, though, I agree.
Talking about Washington, "hopefully you can some kind of solar". Nope, not all winter/spring in Seattle.
I wish viewrail had a standard replacement stringer setup with lighting you could order for more budget friendly retrofits.
Call and ask them, maybe they do , or can accommodate you. Maybe its something they may adopt depending on demand. Doesn't hurt to ask.
That Toto nx2 toilet costs over $21,000 USD and NOT including the install cost! :OOOO
I think I’ma gonna have to decline visiting Matt’s bulletproof kitchen due to possible stray shots! 😬
I love a good toilet but my whole bathroom budget is as much as the Neo-LS. It is cool. One day. Maybe.
Spend $300 on a budget toilet and another $300 on a nice bidet seat and you've got 90% of the features.
Small toilets in Chicago at 5' x 7'? Here in Hong Kong they are more like 4' x 5'8". I don't know about this GE washer/dryer but I've got one in HK by Whirlpool and the clothes are never completely dry when they come out.
During the Span part, CJ reminded me of a tamed down Chris Farley.
Even the cheapest dishwasher has built in softener here in DK :P. But if you use pods with softener in, you dont have to add any salt. Cause that would leave traces of salt on your stuff.
And if you want a high end toilet, take a look at Geberit Aquaclean :P
Need round toilets that are 19 and 21 inches tall. All they got is elongated ones. Need them for remodels / upgrades that don’t have room for elongated type models
We just got two round bowl toilets from Home Depot.
@@suspicionofdeceit 19 or 21 inches high???
@@gordybishop2375 I believe it was 16.5, it’s the Glacier Bay brand that HD carries.
@@suspicionofdeceit exactly. They refuse to make 19 or 21 inch rounds. Very frustrating. Everything oblongs that is for tall people.
@@gordybishop2375 What about a wall hung by say Toto and you mount the in wall frame 2” higher?
Hmm, lots of nice products I can picture in a Nascar champion's mansion.
No accounting for taste I suppose.
Am looking forward to Brent's segment at least. A modicum of sincerity dropped in this ocean of crass self interest.
what ... a $6000 toilet not in the budget? lol
27:33, A quite note about the cheap (inexperienced) electrician. It can be more expense because they're more prone to f*****g up.
Nearly 10 years ago, my sister bought a ceiling fan. The ends of the wires that came out of the fan unit weren't stripped. So, I tell my brother-in-law to give me a minute to get some wire strippers. I go up stairs, into my room, open the odd cubby, spend 20 seconds digging for my wire strippers, and walk back down the the stairs. I was gone for less than 2 minutes, and the dumb-ass managed to cut all the way through both wires (twice). He was so sure that he could strip the wires with nothing but a knife, that he managed to cut off the ends off of each wire (twice). Because of this, we spent 15 minutes trying to connect those wires into the base, because we barely had enough room to get our fingers into the gap between the fan and the base. All of this, because we no longer had enough length to create a reusable gap between the two pieces without pulling a wire out. The inexperienced electrician cost us 15 minutes because he was too full of himself to wait for 2 minutes for the proper tool.
Whats with the nerdy oversized backpacks ? What are you carrying in there ?
Please tell me the girls were just trolling for time by doing a toilet infomercial.
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48:32 by -product,composite.for installers, any respirator recommendations or orders custjompre-cut.
Dekton's kryptonite is a jam-jar dropping from an overhead cabinet. You have been warned.
Yeah, I was looking at Laminam but people mentioned the chipping is terrible, so looks like I'll stick to soapstone or quartz.
@@MadLadsAnonymous I don't know how either of those two respond to a falling jam-jar. Also, keep in mind that the name "quartz" is sometimes misleadingly stickered onto a material called "quartz composite" (which is not quartz - it is quartz dust bonded together with a resin. The best use of Dekton is for hot pans and cleanability (as long you don't have an OH cabinet ;)
How much for a pair of Everlast build gloves I'm interested
You all talking about "reducing the load on the grid" with the latest appliances that are energy efficient while standing right next to a power hungry vehicle that not only negates these newly obtained efficiencies but adds additional load on the grid. Not all things need to be electric.
As part of Germany’s deindustrialization, I believe Miele just announced that manufacturing will cease in country. I wonder about the quality of domestically built Miele.
People will be disappointed with the GE washer dryer combo. It simply doesn't work as good as a regular standard alone washer and dryer. The heat pump doesn't get hot enough and clothes don't dry 100%. This concept could be perfected if they used 220v
Good stuff.....but why do I get the feeling Matt is auditioning to be a game show host?
Looking forward to more builds and less advertising.
no kidding, this man is a walking billboard at this point
Total toilets are high end cost … out of my budget … I’d rather spend the money on added insulation
It's Toto. I have a Toto Drake II conventional 2-piece toilet that is 1.28 GPF, and it is the best flushing toilet I have ever seen. They call it Tornado flush, and it works without any electrical power. Highly recommended. Not the cheapest toilet, but not outrageous price either. I paid about 450 four years ago, but I think prices are a little bit higher now.
All these heat pump appliances need to get the heat from somewhere. Your heat pump hot water heater just steals heat from the room it's in to put into the water. You still have to supply and pay to heat that room.. more than you would if it did NOT have a heat pump water heater. I'm facing this in a current build. My solution is to treat my mechanical room like an HRV. I vent some heated air from the living space into the separate mechanical room. The vent (Which is cold air) from the Rheem water heater will be sent to a vent to the outdoors. It's kinda a controlled leak.. Instead of using the heat from the vented air to heat incoming air, I'm using it to supply heat for the water heater.. Now to figure out the make-up air issue. Oh.. That Skyex plug is $50!.. to save your electrician from labor and pass the plug cost on to you..
GE sold its appliance division to Chinese company Haier. GE sold its lighting division to Savant. There is no relation between Haier and Savant (and no relation of these two with GE or the recently spun off GE Healthcare (x-ray, Cat-Scan, MRI machines, etc).
You should have instead released this in 20 segments all at the same time like junkmail but for the feeds of your subscribers..
lol I see what you did there...
28:23 proprietary plug? No thanks. Universal is king
It’s still a standard box behind it, so to replace or change the fixture with another type is no harder than normal. Better than the new puck lights where there’s no longer a can behind them in case you wanted that.
Toto toilets, when you're jeff bezos or Elon Musk and have an extra 12k just burning a hole in your pocket.
I just bought 3 toto entradas for $200ish and got $50 rebate for each from the water utilitie.
Toto makes some excellent regular two-piece toilets also. Not the cheapest ones you can find, but I highly recommend the Toto Drake II, with Tornado Flush.
That countertop material being described as “not that expensive” is disingenuous. Even if the material is less than others you have to cut it so slow that any fabricator will charge a premium for clogging their CNC’s and water jets. Not to mention up until the point it’s installed it’s fragile and can shatter makes that a factor in pricing as well because any fab I know adds extra slabs to a project to account for breakage. It’s definitely a robust product but please don’t call it inexpensive.
I notice that you "nerds" rarely ever discuss price of these "new and innovative" products! Adding all these items - beginning with a passive house envelope to every other product you showcase - to my traditionally constructed home which I'm in the middle of building would easily add $100k to my budget! Hmmm...that's a hard pass. "Nerdy" gadgetry usually means more $$ rather than less. It's super easy to build an expensive state of the art home when you have sponsors giving you stuff. I'll have to find a youtuber builder more oriented to those of us trying to build economically.
No thanks to miele. They have horrid support in SF Bay Area.
Yeah, I only made it 30 seconds in this time. Stuff nobody needs ... and I bet not one of then mentioned the price.
Who needs days of battery storage? If that happens I'm going to need the power in truck to GTFO
Your lighting truck only has so many charge cycles. People using their truck in this way are going to be really sad in a few years. They are going to lose their range. Much wiser to buy a few more batteries to meet your needs.
I don't care how you try to sale it the F150 Lightning is a L-o-s-e-r
Rinseaid is toxic af
Everything electric, everything fails. Not for me. Give me two sources of power and heat. Ice/Snow storm, lose power, lose heat, lose life. No thank you. A lot of great technology with electronification but, the smarter it gets, the more it cost to repair, the shorter life span and MTBF.
That over-engineered router is so dumb. How about you just use a router template.... Shaper is the Juicero of routers.
The system can't generate enough energy to run nothing but electric homes and autos. For a "Truck Stop" EV station to work they would have to have their own generation plant. Great gains but "green" energy will not be able to sustain the power required. He talked about Texas and Texas has more wind generation than anyone. The cold and lack of wind knocked it out also.
Will not, only currently. Any state in the Southern United States could go mostly solar. In the summer, solar electric generation will be generated at the maximum electrical use.
All the Ford Lightnings around here are parked on dealership lots, no one wants them 🗑️
Very boring products .
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