On my way to the show I got to share a Tesla with Joe Lstebrick. When I walked in your team was setting up the intro and got to talk with Steve Baczik. Over the next few days got to meet with everyone from the Build Show network and other people you have made videos with. I was telling Jake about the details I was using from his work and him telling me, Great…just don’t F them up. 😂 When I saw Matt he said, “I remember you!” Everyone has been so great and genuine, the knowledge they share is so valuable. It was a memorable time going to IBS. When I got back home I was contacting by a prospective client that saw the videos I posted and wants a high performance home.
I have a tube of that Sashco Exact Color. Mixing it right now. Remodeling my kitchen. Had a quart of color matched paint made up and now can caulk along walls and stuff with perfectly matched caulking.
Glad to see you made it over to Schlueter Booth to see the new Peel and Stick Detra. Always like working with them on their trade show exhibits when they are in town. It was nice meeting you at the Huber booth on Tuesday. Thanks for all the content this week from the trade show floor at IBS23
Love the video Matt. A couple notes my personal opinion. If you have to use primer to use the schluter ditra self stick you might as well just morter it down. Faster in my opinion. Second love love cavity pocket door kits I highly recommend to those that have never used them. Top notch kit Thanks again Matt for the content and as always That's the build show Peace out matt
The radiant heating/cooling system would work well for smaller homes or even tiny homes where ductwork wouldn't be something you'd want to run due to space restraints! (i would lean to radiant floor heat for heating, but depending on price and need for infloor storage or locating of tanks this is agreat alternative!) Very cool!
That's exactly why architects love our panels! And we certainly understand that some folks want a warm floor still, so our controls can manage several hydronic terminals in tandem!
Funny the other day I called an articect and lit up when he mentioned you (Matt) and Steve B. Unfortunately hard to find builders in smaller towns. Most of the better ones stay in the radius of the bigger towns because of their subcontractors. Really enjoy the info you provide.
I can see the peel and stick Detra being very popular amongst retrofit projects. As it happens I’m working on turning my upstairs bathroom in the two and attaching the new bathroom to a bedroom thereby making them the master bedroom and bath. Problem is the house was built in 1915, so I don’t have the luxury of using mud on an OSB subfloor, I have lath subfloors. I could rip them out and install a new subfloor, or I could sand the existing subfloor flat, use the peel and stick, and go straight to tiling, thereby eliminating weight and extra layers I don’t necessarily need.
Probably not, you want atleast an 1-1/8" thickness of subfloor underneath the tile. 3/4" plank board+1/4" cement board with thinset to make flat+1/8" thinset underneath tiles is the correct way to do it.
I used that Royal Building Product 7" Frost Celect siding and it's very nice, easy to install but the expansion is huge on long 30 to 45' plus walls. Located in Newmarket Ontario Canada.
very interesting new schluter product, but don't chemical adhesive bonds all breakdown over time? whereas thin set is a mechanical adhesion and less prone to losing its bond? I'm not an expert just my quick thoughts.
@@alexpaden9320 I see, I guess that’s true that the fibers act as a mechanical fastener, I was thinking more along the lines of how mortar bonds to tile or bricks I’m sure the glue that they use is stable and won’t breakdown unless exposed to ultraviolet or other harsh conditions
At first when I heard about the Messana wall cooling and heating, I was thinking "No, thats way too much. However, here in Arizona its hot and our attics are HOT. I mean, you'll die up there in a short time hot. So, in a conventional track home with hot attics and blown in insulation above the ceiling, would this system work to cool from the ceiling under the blown insulation? So much heat radiates down even after the sun goes down.
Hi there! This is actually a great use case for our ceiling panels! Since AZ summers are so dry, humidity is less of a concern, making radiant cooling more ideal than a forced air system that would have ducts running through the hot attic! Typically for cooling, we aim for 70% ceiling coverage. So, as long as we meet the calculated load requirements, we can create a comfortable environment!
Wow, I love the videos, but what a letdown. I was so looking forward to the Huber Reveal. You should have called it the Huber Tease. Was just at the Build Show and Huber sites and saw nothing there. Any idea when we get to find out when the new product is going to actually be revealed? Or if I missed it somewhere, where to find it? Otherwise, great show and new products. Thank you so much!!
Panel on ceiling should also have a sprinkler mist system Since you're sending water to the ceiling might as well use it for the, fire system too And you have the air quality monitor so let it detect heat smoke for each room. Buy a company that does the mist fire system and get the entire idea first to market. You can send me the patent royalties 1/2 share and sure send me a complete house system with them all as one ;) thanks
The celect siding is great, but man... If the walls aren't totally straight and true the seems can pop and bow out when you go to install. Not great for certain framing crews...
Matt- was Everlast exhibiting ? Royal celect is excellent but up to 2x price of cement boards. Everlast makes a very similar excellent siding to Royal Celect at 75% the price . I can recommend both highly. Price indifferent, I like to Royal sl better, but you cant go wrong with the Everlast equivalent. , and money is money even for most your viewers. Both provide free samples by the way. Can’t understand anyone going with cement board with these product now available.
Those access panels are cool til one of the guys on the drywall finishing crew accidentally muds and tapes them up WITH HOT MUD!!! 🤦♂️ They did that on my personal house. Got a mud in access panel for my remote mount range hood fan. I let the lead guy know about the access door, but he apparently didn’t relay that to his guys SMH…
For me I could never get the ditra level without lumps in it so tiling was a pain. The peel and stick would solve that. Is it available on regular ditra or just the heat version?
I like the aluminum track system for the pocket doors but I think I can do without the extra mechanical system that may require involved maintenance later in the life of the door. It's that ever present little gap in the jam that makes the old design annoying...
Not necessarily, Having to prime a subfloor(or wall) before mudding it with thinset to then apply the membrane ....When you can simply go straight to membrane on a clean subfloor does seem like a good solution.
Primer dries in 20 minutes, by the time you finish putting it down it’s basically dry. But it’s only needed on hard to bond surfaces. A clean slab or subfloor is ready to go right away.
I don't trust the adhesive for longevity compared to mortar. Cost wise, we have been using Redguard uncoup. found at home depot for about 2 years now. The ditra mats are nice but aren't always available locally in stock...whereas if we need an extra roll of redguard because the count was short or whatever...can just pop into home depot and get the job done for the day. Love that it has fleece backing built in...only con we have found is that the ends curl upon install(it's a roll afterall) but not a big deal as we just leave a couple tiles or something else with some weight to it near the install to hold down the edges until the mortar sets up. Ardex X5 is awesome and grabs really well so after switching to 100% ardex for our mortars/grouts/epoxy it's not even a big issue at all.
The curling issue on Ditra and Ditra Heat was corrected over a year ago. There’s a small line grid embossed over the entire membrane. Not only is it a great cutting guide but it’s true reason is to add more flexibility while reducing the roll memory. The rolls lay flat with no need to weight the corners down.
On my way to the show I got to share a Tesla with Joe Lstebrick. When I walked in your team was setting up the intro and got to talk with Steve Baczik. Over the next few days got to meet with everyone from the Build Show network and other people you have made videos with. I was telling Jake about the details I was using from his work and him telling me, Great…just don’t F them up. 😂 When I saw Matt he said, “I remember you!” Everyone has been so great and genuine, the knowledge they share is so valuable. It was a memorable time going to IBS. When I got back home I was contacting by a prospective client that saw the videos I posted and wants a high performance home.
Wow, the Messana radiant cooling sounds amazing. Modulating water temp by monitoring humidity and the dew point is brilliant!
The radiant cooling is so intriguing! Hope to see more on that
Hello my friend ❤
I have a friend who installs a bunch of Knotwood. Glad to see them getting talked about!
I used to work for the parent company of Knotwood & Equinox (OmniMax). Really good people there and great products.
I like that you mentioned the key fob and disability access on the electric pocket door. Great idea. Thanks Matt.
@24:50 Finally, Star Wars doors are coming to life!
I have a tube of that Sashco Exact Color. Mixing it right now. Remodeling my kitchen. Had a quart of color matched paint made up and now can caulk along walls and stuff with perfectly matched caulking.
Glad to see you made it over to Schlueter Booth to see the new Peel and Stick Detra. Always like working with them on their trade show exhibits when they are in town. It was nice meeting you at the Huber booth on Tuesday. Thanks for all the content this week from the trade show floor at IBS23
Hello my friend ❤
Love the video Matt. A couple notes my personal opinion. If you have to use primer to use the schluter ditra self stick you might as well just morter it down. Faster in my opinion. Second love love cavity pocket door kits I highly recommend to those that have never used them. Top notch kit
Thanks again Matt for the content and as always
That's the build show
Peace out matt
Great video and a great crew!
The radiant heating/cooling system would work well for smaller homes or even tiny homes where ductwork wouldn't be something you'd want to run due to space restraints! (i would lean to radiant floor heat for heating, but depending on price and need for infloor storage or locating of tanks this is agreat alternative!) Very cool!
That's exactly why architects love our panels! And we certainly understand that some folks want a warm floor still, so our controls can manage several hydronic terminals in tandem!
Really cool products Matt, thanks for sharing! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
the star trek door was awesome
Funny the other day I called an articect and lit up when he mentioned you (Matt) and Steve B. Unfortunately hard to find builders in smaller towns. Most of the better ones stay in the radius of the bigger towns because of their subcontractors. Really enjoy the info you provide.
Exactly. Cant even find a actual "builder" around me. People just lnow a guy
I can see the peel and stick Detra being very popular amongst retrofit projects. As it happens I’m working on turning my upstairs bathroom in the two and attaching the new bathroom to a bedroom thereby making them the master bedroom and bath. Problem is the house was built in 1915, so I don’t have the luxury of using mud on an OSB subfloor, I have lath subfloors. I could rip them out and install a new subfloor, or I could sand the existing subfloor flat, use the peel and stick, and go straight to tiling, thereby eliminating weight and extra layers I don’t necessarily need.
Probably not, you want atleast an 1-1/8" thickness of subfloor underneath the tile. 3/4" plank board+1/4" cement board with thinset to make flat+1/8" thinset underneath tiles is the correct way to do it.
We are in a building renaissance
I used that Royal Building Product 7" Frost Celect siding and it's very nice, easy to install but the expansion is huge on long 30 to 45' plus walls. Located in Newmarket Ontario Canada.
I installed one of those motorized louver systems this last year. It's already on its third electric motor.
Great video, Matt. Thank you!
very interesting new schluter product, but don't chemical adhesive bonds all breakdown over time? whereas thin set is a mechanical adhesion and less prone to losing its bond? I'm not an expert just my quick thoughts.
What dude? They’re both chemical. Mechanical bond would be nail or staple or screw
@@philippenight2421 a mechanical bond can be thin set imbedded in fleece…
@@alexpaden9320 I see, I guess that’s true that the fibers act as a mechanical fastener, I was thinking more along the lines of how mortar bonds to tile or bricks
I’m sure the glue that they use is stable and won’t breakdown unless exposed to ultraviolet or other harsh conditions
At first when I heard about the Messana wall cooling and heating, I was thinking "No, thats way too much. However, here in Arizona its hot and our attics are HOT. I mean, you'll die up there in a short time hot. So, in a conventional track home with hot attics and blown in insulation above the ceiling, would this system work to cool from the ceiling under the blown insulation? So much heat radiates down even after the sun goes down.
Hi there! This is actually a great use case for our ceiling panels!
Since AZ summers are so dry, humidity is less of a concern, making radiant cooling more ideal than a forced air system that would have ducts running through the hot attic!
Typically for cooling, we aim for 70% ceiling coverage. So, as long as we meet the calculated load requirements, we can create a comfortable environment!
Where is info abt Zips Carpenter Pencil?
Do they make a pocket door system for twin doors? (I.e. two pocket doors which meet in the center of the space)
Yes! Two Cavity Slider Pocket Frames can be joined at the center with the provided joining pins in the kit.
Do those cavity sliders come in a double door version, in red?
Wow, I love the videos, but what a letdown. I was so looking forward to the Huber Reveal. You should have called it the Huber Tease. Was just at the Build Show and Huber sites and saw nothing there. Any idea when we get to find out when the new product is going to actually be revealed? Or if I missed it somewhere, where to find it? Otherwise, great show and new products. Thank you so much!!
I believe we post that next week!
@@buildshow Thanks! I LOVE Huber products and am looking forward to seeing their new product.
I would like a pergola that you mount PV’s onto.
Panel on ceiling should also have a sprinkler mist system
Since you're sending water to the ceiling might as well use it for the, fire system too
And you have the air quality monitor so let it detect heat smoke for each room. Buy a company that does the mist fire system and get the entire idea first to market.
You can send me the patent royalties 1/2 share and sure send me a complete house system with them all as one ;) thanks
What primer is recommended for that adhesive?
With Messana, what happens when I need to cut into the ceiling for some reason??
The celect siding is great, but man... If the walls aren't totally straight and true the seems can pop and bow out when you go to install. Not great for certain framing crews...
I seen the Perkins brothers
Please am from Ghana I want to learn more 🙏❤️
Please go to Spanish Fork Utah and do a Build show episode with Mike Patey !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! His new house build is right in your wheel house.
Matt- was Everlast exhibiting ? Royal celect is excellent but up to 2x price of cement boards. Everlast makes a very similar excellent siding to Royal Celect at 75% the price . I can recommend both highly. Price indifferent, I like to Royal sl better, but you cant go wrong with the Everlast equivalent. , and money is money even for most your viewers. Both provide free samples by the way. Can’t understand anyone going with cement board with these product now available.
PVC. That's going to be a fire hazard.
@Brad Knowles I would like to know about fire ratings, too. Not class A, is a no way in the west .
Those access panels are cool til one of the guys on the drywall finishing crew accidentally muds and tapes them up WITH HOT MUD!!! 🤦♂️ They did that on my personal house. Got a mud in access panel for my remote mount range hood fan. I let the lead guy know about the access door, but he apparently didn’t relay that to his guys SMH…
For me I could never get the ditra level without lumps in it so tiling was a pain. The peel and stick would solve that. Is it available on regular ditra or just the heat version?
Seems its only for ditra-heat. Thats a shame. If they had it for regular ditra it would be a game changer for us homeowners.
My opinion to get the lumps out (which might be air bubbles) is use a steel floor roller works fantastic
Might be a tad to thick with your mortar or wrong trowel. I've never had an issue
I like the aluminum track system for the pocket doors but I think I can do without the extra mechanical system that may require involved maintenance later in the life of the door. It's that ever present little gap in the jam that makes the old design annoying...
Peel and stick Ditra…. Problem
Is moisture in concrete slab. I can’t imagine that the adhesive can handle very much RH or PH.
Can you close caption for Francisco?
@suspicionofdeceit 👍maybe for you
Can the auto doors be configured to play the woosh sound from star wars?
Star Trek
The sliding door guy sounds like james bond 🤨...wish i was that cool 😔 lol
What some people will waste money on. Simply amazing
WRB Products. Westlake Royal Building Products. Weather Resistant Barrier Products? Is it intentional? 🤔😂
Peel and stick underlayment is a solution to a problem that doesn't exist.
Not necessarily, Having to prime a subfloor(or wall) before mudding it with thinset to then apply the membrane ....When you can simply go straight to membrane on a clean subfloor does seem like a good solution.
Tge peel abd stick is kind of silly in my opinion. In the time it takes the primer to dry. You could have mixed mud and set the membrane.
Primer dries in 20 minutes, by the time you finish putting it down it’s basically dry. But it’s only needed on hard to bond surfaces. A clean slab or subfloor is ready to go right away.
Then don’t use it.
The whole point is that you don't need to wait for the mud to set afterwards with this. They explained that...
@@within_cells You already don’t have to wait for the thinset to dry under DITRA before tiling.
Rich people!
Putting a speaker in a recess is terrible for sound quality.
Wade penguin
You will diminish the effectiveness of an Access Point by recessing and covering it in MDF
Sure seems to be a lot of gimmick products at IBS this year.
I don't trust the adhesive for longevity compared to mortar. Cost wise, we have been using Redguard uncoup. found at home depot for about 2 years now. The ditra mats are nice but aren't always available locally in stock...whereas if we need an extra roll of redguard because the count was short or whatever...can just pop into home depot and get the job done for the day. Love that it has fleece backing built in...only con we have found is that the ends curl upon install(it's a roll afterall) but not a big deal as we just leave a couple tiles or something else with some weight to it near the install to hold down the edges until the mortar sets up. Ardex X5 is awesome and grabs really well so after switching to 100% ardex for our mortars/grouts/epoxy it's not even a big issue at all.
The curling issue on Ditra and Ditra Heat was corrected over a year ago. There’s a small line grid embossed over the entire membrane. Not only is it a great cutting guide but it’s true reason is to add more flexibility while reducing the roll memory. The rolls lay flat with no need to weight the corners down.
Was that huge rash on your face a few weeks ago around the time someone close got a booster?
Is your wife going to admit she shilled for a medical intervention that was a disaster?