Prepping a Bathroom for Tile
Schluter waterproofing and uncoupling membranes cover nearly every surface of this master bathroom before the tile goes down.
Cabinets and Countertops Are the Focal Points of a New Kitchen
Favorite details from our own home inspire choices for the most hardworking room in the house.
Incorporating Architectural Steel Into a Traditional Home’s Decor
Custom-fabricated steel railings add a modern design touch that complements this home's classic trim details.
A Courtyard Room Creates Privacy on a Narrow Lot
A well-designed courtyard connects the outdoors to the first floor, a big plus in a home with neighbors so close by.
FHB House 2019 – Part 2: Classic Character, Modern Comfort
Behind the brick lies an airtight envelope and an extravagant bath
A Geothermal Heat Pump Takes Care of Heating and Cooling
Required by the developer because they're quiet, ground-source heat pumps are also efficient.
Air-Sealing and Insulating
Planning ahead and focusing on the details are the keys to creating a tight envelope with Zip System sheathing and spray foam.
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2019 FHB House Video: A Heat-Pump Mechanical System and Prepping for Tile
With drywall up and trim carpenters and plumbers on site, we take a look at the ground-source heat pump used for quiet, efficient heating and cooling and the Schluter products used in the master bath before the porcelain tile goes down.
Framing for a “Hot Roof”
An unvented roof brings the attic space into the conditioned envelope.

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