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Thank you for the suggestion. I will give that a try.

Thank you for the suggestion :)

One of the screws holding my shower drain cover broke off and I am trying to figure out the best option. The screw is very small and I am not sure that I can drill it out and use an extractor. Any suggestions?

Awesome! Thank you

Breplum, thank you for the reply. Since my main is 3/4", would you recommend going from 3/4" -> 1" -> manifold -> 3/4 outlets?

Thanks Fitter. That's the prob - when I search, I can find 3/4" inlet, but the barbs are all 1/2". I need 3/4 barbs as well.

I am replumbing my house with PEX and would like to do homeruns using a manifold. Only issue is that my water main is 3/4" and I would like to keep 3/4" on a couple of runs. Before I make my own manifold, does anyone know of anyone who sells a 3/4" in x 3/4" out manifold? Either copper or...

Thanks for the info. This is a 1930's vintage Sears & Robuck mail-order cabin. No concrete slab. Max occupancy is 2, so the domestic hot water needs are pretty minimal. Going with natural gas as electric power is unreliable in winter. I have a small generator which will meet the basic...

I appreciate the insight. Actually, I am intentionally going for natural gas because our power is extremely unreliable, especially in the winter months. We had no power for 10 days last year. I'm aware that power is still required for hydronic systems, but the load is much lower and more...

I'm completely sold on hydronic. Just need to figure out how to make it work on my budget. Room 1 = 1500 BTU/h, tile (Zone 1) Room 2 = 2500 BTU/h, tile (Zone 2) Room 3 = 6000 BTU/h, wood (Zone 2) We don't have harsh winters here - temps mainly in the 30's.

Thanks!

I'm looking for someone with experience designing a hydronic (in-floor) heating system using a Navien Combi boiler. I live in SoCal and there is a lack of certified designers and the Navien dealers are not interested. I am looking to install the sytem myself, but may need some help with the...