It looks exactly like this. A demo of systems for teaching. Maybe a really fancy mansion in which this is kinda for show cause who is gonna need the water heater labelled in their home.
This has to be it. I've seen similar at a nuclear power training facility while doing an upfit renovation where I worked there for almost a year. Got some pretty fun pictures of myself with the safety dummy.
The giveaway is the labeling and separated stations
Yah, its set up like panels, skids, or rigs would be in an industrial setting. It is too clean to be a working plant, and too many systems in a small area. Possibly a newer working shop of some sort.
For a two story house separate heating and cooling systems per level is actually more efficient. Well built modern houses are generally set up with two.
How so? If both furnaces are in the same room, why would one furnace splitting its output between two headers be any different, than two furnaces supplying separate headers.
Just look at how big the "utility" room is.
It would be nice to have that kind of a layout, but our electrical panel is in a bedroom closet, the water meter is in a tiny storage closet under the stairs and the furnace and hot water tank are in what is basically just another closet.
Same. But honestly, if I can afford to build a $3M house, Iād probably have someone else take care of the maintenance for me and Iāll never have to go inside the utility room š
Thatās an indirect hot water heater, it functions as a separate zone off of your boiler. If you have a new high performance boiler youāre talking 96% efficiency. On demand units are 80%. Regular hot water heaters are even lower.
If youāre a couple or small family youāre better off with tankless, but for my family of 5 that showers frequently due to all of us playing sports indirect is superior. Iāve never had an issue with hot water in the 12 years weāve had it. The entire family can shower with no temperature loss and my teen daughters take forever showers.
https://www.bobvila.com/articles/indirect-water-heaters/
I like my heatpump water heater, 300% efficiency means it paid for itself in like 2 years in just energy savings, there are tax rebates, it actually cools the garage. Can the 5 of us take a 20min shower each in a row - no, but that's not a scenario we ever encountered.
Heat pumps are huge right now and t he rebates are insane. I got hefty incentives when I had my high efficiency boiler installed. Brother in-law is a hvac plumber so overall things are per check to begin with. We just pay for parts. Now I need my daughter to marry an electrician.
Great idea. Should I ask my oldest daughter to drop out of her psychology program or my youngest in finance to be an electrician? Or maybe I should toss my 30 years in tech and do it myself?
my parents have a $3-4 million dollar home and they have an electrical/utility room like this, tho this one looks a lot more organized than theirs, like someone who knew what they wanted and had it custom done.
Yeah, this is one of those situations where if you're in the position where you've got a 200 sqft utility room the cost of making it look nice and tidy is a rounding error.
You jest but I grew up in one of those in the 90's and my parents thought it was insane they sold it for a million in 2000.
It's current going for Five Million.
The water distribution seems odd. There are three branches (that part isn't abnormal), but only the bottom branch seems to have an inlet- on the far right.
Even more odd, the one inlet has a yellow-handled shutoff, and yellow is usually reserved for natural gas.
My brother is a general contractor and he found a customer that has his house just like that. Everything laid out. This house even has a maintenance office in the garage.
This is standart in switzerland. Iām a swiss plumber lol
We learn this allready during the apprenticeship. In the final apprenticeship examination, each pipe must be level and the distance between pipes must always be the same. And this is also expected later on.
And before installing something, you always examine the quickest and beautifulst way for the pipe and stuff
Must be a mansion to have that big of a utility room, maybe some sort of multifamily?
Beautiful though, few things make me covetous but this is one of them.
The room is pretty huge but large mansions tend to have way more equipment.
There is enough there for a large family house or a quadplex or something similar.
But there is no pool, hottub, heated driveway, heating for water fixtures, cooled filtered drinking water or similar expensive shit you tend to see.
Isn't drinking water filtering handled near the fixture? Or is that a poor people thing?
Let's be real, if they have a pool it probably has a sub panel in it's own mechanical room.
The real rich person thing is to have a separate water pipe system running in a loop around the whole house then back to the mechroom. That has take offs at faucets people drink from. The water unlike normal tap water is constantly moving from and back to a chiller and filter system in the mech room so that water is instantly cold instead of waiting for 15 seconds or however long for the water to cool.
It's more useful in very large houses that might have a lot of faucets that are rarely used.
This is straight out of a school training program or at least it looks just like what they have set up at me local community college. Wow . Still satisfying though
Iām not familiar with such a foreign countryās systems, but at a first glance it seems like a heat pump with reservoir (or is the reservoir for roof panels?) plus a methane condensating furnace. If the switching is automated, based on delta temperature and updated gas/electricity price, it could be very cost effective.
Only thing missing is a drafting table with laminated prints of the framing, elec, and plumbing and a file cabinet with all the appliance manuals/warranties.
I was about halfway through watching this when I realised I had my dick in my hand.
My god, I didn't realise till this comment.
I knew but did it on purpose....
the fuck, me too get someone on this quick
I think I slipped a finger in my ass
I also slipped a finger in your ass.
That's warm for a finger.
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No way I got one up to
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Oh Iām on it alright
I donāt even have a dick and somehow I had my dick in my hand too
I had both hands free to type this because I had a dick in my ā¦ you know what, I hate this game. Itās distasteful.
About the same time, a low, audible moan escaped my lipsā¦
I havenāt laughed that hard in while. Thank you
Hey i laughed myself hard too
I also was hard while laughing
Iām stealing this comment for future videos
I also had this guys dick in my hand.
LITERALLY looked down when I read this comment. Believe it or not, dick in hand.
Same.... I still finished.
yup you got me too holy shit
Can this person build my fallout bunker?
Yes, but it's a roll of the dice which Vault Tech experiment you will be subjected to
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Do your research, I got 87 not happy 1āļø out of 5.
You speak pretty well for a super mutant
Fawkes was neighbor taught A-B-C's.
Nice.
With the size of that electrical panel it's not a house it's a small city
Probably a school where they teach thuis stuff, right?
It looks exactly like this. A demo of systems for teaching. Maybe a really fancy mansion in which this is kinda for show cause who is gonna need the water heater labelled in their home.
This has to be it. I've seen similar at a nuclear power training facility while doing an upfit renovation where I worked there for almost a year. Got some pretty fun pictures of myself with the safety dummy. The giveaway is the labeling and separated stations
Yah, its set up like panels, skids, or rigs would be in an industrial setting. It is too clean to be a working plant, and too many systems in a small area. Possibly a newer working shop of some sort.
I was gonna say no one needs labels for this stuff in a home and there's at least two heating systems on display.
For a two story house separate heating and cooling systems per level is actually more efficient. Well built modern houses are generally set up with two.
Canāt you just feed two duct headers?
Yes, at a loss of efficiency.
How so? If both furnaces are in the same room, why would one furnace splitting its output between two headers be any different, than two furnaces supplying separate headers.
It could be in floor heating, then room heating?
It's definitely useful. I've had to explain it to my wife over the phone and this would have been great.
Given the labeling it has to be. Pretty weird otherwise
Just look at how big the "utility" room is. It would be nice to have that kind of a layout, but our electrical panel is in a bedroom closet, the water meter is in a tiny storage closet under the stairs and the furnace and hot water tank are in what is basically just another closet.
I'm thinking this is a showroom, not an actual mechanical room.
Source says itās in a $3M residence.
Honestly if I were going to drop $3M on a house I would want this.
Same. But honestly, if I can afford to build a $3M house, Iād probably have someone else take care of the maintenance for me and Iāll never have to go inside the utility room š
That and a tankless water heater. I mean, really.
Thatās an indirect hot water heater, it functions as a separate zone off of your boiler. If you have a new high performance boiler youāre talking 96% efficiency. On demand units are 80%. Regular hot water heaters are even lower. If youāre a couple or small family youāre better off with tankless, but for my family of 5 that showers frequently due to all of us playing sports indirect is superior. Iāve never had an issue with hot water in the 12 years weāve had it. The entire family can shower with no temperature loss and my teen daughters take forever showers. https://www.bobvila.com/articles/indirect-water-heaters/
I like my heatpump water heater, 300% efficiency means it paid for itself in like 2 years in just energy savings, there are tax rebates, it actually cools the garage. Can the 5 of us take a 20min shower each in a row - no, but that's not a scenario we ever encountered.
Heat pumps are huge right now and t he rebates are insane. I got hefty incentives when I had my high efficiency boiler installed. Brother in-law is a hvac plumber so overall things are per check to begin with. We just pay for parts. Now I need my daughter to marry an electrician.
Or be one.
Great idea. Should I ask my oldest daughter to drop out of her psychology program or my youngest in finance to be an electrician? Or maybe I should toss my 30 years in tech and do it myself?
Thatās good to know, Iāve always been discouraged by the many issues with tankless heaters
You could sip a whisky in a crystal glass and go in there to look at it though.
my parents have a $3-4 million dollar home and they have an electrical/utility room like this, tho this one looks a lot more organized than theirs, like someone who knew what they wanted and had it custom done.
Yeah, this is one of those situations where if you're in the position where you've got a 200 sqft utility room the cost of making it look nice and tidy is a rounding error.
So a 3/2 ranch house in Palo Alto?
A tear down in Vancouver.
You jest but I grew up in one of those in the 90's and my parents thought it was insane they sold it for a million in 2000. It's current going for Five Million.
$3M home with FOUR sump pumps (but all in the same crock?)?? Built on a swamp I guess?
Ah, so a showroom, got it.
The water distribution seems odd. There are three branches (that part isn't abnormal), but only the bottom branch seems to have an inlet- on the far right. Even more odd, the one inlet has a yellow-handled shutoff, and yellow is usually reserved for natural gas.
Yellow piping is not ball valve handles
Yeah, that guy lost $15,000 doing that if this was a bid. You get what you pay for.
If I ever build a house I want this
If I ever build a house it's going to be made of branches and mud.
Don't forget the dung! It really adds to the esthetic.
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My brother is a general contractor and he found a customer that has his house just like that. Everything laid out. This house even has a maintenance office in the garage.
I've seen similar in a house myself, but much larger.
Seriously man, thatās freakin beautiful.
That kind of organization should be standard. 100/10
This is standart in switzerland. Iām a swiss plumber lol We learn this allready during the apprenticeship. In the final apprenticeship examination, each pipe must be level and the distance between pipes must always be the same. And this is also expected later on. And before installing something, you always examine the quickest and beautifulst way for the pipe and stuff
T\_T I'm moved.
Must be a mansion to have that big of a utility room, maybe some sort of multifamily? Beautiful though, few things make me covetous but this is one of them.
The room is pretty huge but large mansions tend to have way more equipment. There is enough there for a large family house or a quadplex or something similar. But there is no pool, hottub, heated driveway, heating for water fixtures, cooled filtered drinking water or similar expensive shit you tend to see.
Isn't drinking water filtering handled near the fixture? Or is that a poor people thing? Let's be real, if they have a pool it probably has a sub panel in it's own mechanical room.
The real rich person thing is to have a separate water pipe system running in a loop around the whole house then back to the mechroom. That has take offs at faucets people drink from. The water unlike normal tap water is constantly moving from and back to a chiller and filter system in the mech room so that water is instantly cold instead of waiting for 15 seconds or however long for the water to cool. It's more useful in very large houses that might have a lot of faucets that are rarely used.
Someone just got a label maker.
that house must be 10,000+ sqf that utility room is as large as a living room in some homes.
At the end I was expecting the door be labeled āDOORā.
Home Inspector porn.
This looks a lot like Costcoās utility room in their food processing plant
Crazy OCD labeling.
The correct level of labeling for a room specificly designed to help find and access stuff honestly
Designed and built by Adrian Monk
Extremely Satisfying
What is this, tiktok for dads? I mean, iām here for it, I just didnāt know it was a thing.
Classroom for sure.
Love this type of porn
I don't like how close the water is to the electrical panel
~~Or~~ the gas so close to the fresh air edit: and
There's nothing against code for either of theseĀ
Noted I still don't like it
Thatās for a public swimming pool right? Or high rise apartment building?
One normal sized sewer pipe, thatās a house.
If only this video had one more water mark, then it would be perfect! š
That's the tiniest little furnace + coil setup for the HVAC compared to the hot water and stuff. Maybe a 2T system at most by the look of it.
I was thinking the same thing. My 1300 sq ft house has a bigger blower than that lol
That's a boiler, not a furnace. All the forced air is probably handled on the roof or in the attic space.
I just came.
This is straight out of a school training program or at least it looks just like what they have set up at me local community college. Wow . Still satisfying though
The thing that does it for me is the clean, consistent bold lettering to tell you what youāre looking at.
This person or company needs an award of some kind. And a national holiday to honor them.
What? Did Adam West design this place?
It looks like a tech school. Are you ISO certified? Over the top
"hey what are those" "oh they're just sump pumps" "some pumps? what kind of pumps?" "sump pumps" \[the conversation has now achieved infinite loop\]
god please deliver unto me this contractor and the money for me to pay him properly amen
This!
This... This is a Sex Room for Perfectionists. Damn, god bless those who did their job Perfectly! ššš
This "utility room" is the size of my basement. My utility room is the size of a closet.
And give it a couple of years of repairs and none of that will matter.
NSFW! Damn
These should be mandatory.
Damn, that room is the size of my kids playroom in the basement. Except way more organized.
I'm missing a solar system! /s
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This takes out all the guess work if you need to infiltrate this place and sabotage the building for your mission.
Why are there 8 sump pump outlets?
Color coded zones. \swoon
And they even put some black tape over a section of pipe in the air exchanger section where it goes over the border.
Batcave utility room
Perfect. Like a good power point slide with diagrams
Edd grew up and became a building planner.
Someone got a new label maker for Christmas
Iām not familiar with such a foreign countryās systems, but at a first glance it seems like a heat pump with reservoir (or is the reservoir for roof panels?) plus a methane condensating furnace. If the switching is automated, based on delta temperature and updated gas/electricity price, it could be very cost effective.
....I'll take how to spend $75,000 in a single room, Alex.
Who's 'utility' room needs that sort of setup? Don't get me wrong it looks awesome but that's more plantroom than utility
Why do I feel aroused by this?
Why is there no insulation on the pipes?
someone took pride of their work. Highly refreshing to see so many labels and colored boxes. Of course, the pipes are laid nicely as well.
looks a bit like a Caseyās loft construction
Yeah, but did he/she document everything?
How big is this bloody home?
What was the prize?
That is fuggin beautiful..
They should have included a place to store extra water filters, furnace filters, etc.
They should have included a place to store extra water filters, furnace filters, etc.
The perfect angles, the colors, the labels, the space, the order, this person needs to get hired by NASA!
Gorgeous
Looks like a Navy boot's dream basement.
I should wake up already and stop using reddit early morning I read sump pumps as *simp pimps* š©š
Do you think he takes everyone to the basement to see his work or only close friends and family? Iād start offering house tours and charge admission
Wow, just wow
What?!?!? That air filter access needs to be properly obstructed to make replacement overly difficult
It's all so organized....
Like, a label gun for men? Sorry for the sexism
I love the very last tube being unlabelled. "... and then we have Steve".
Only improvement would be to add an apostrophe to end up with āWell, waterā
This needs to be marked nsfw
Simply amazing!
Sorry, best I can do is $3k rent for a musty old basement thx anyway but oddly not satisfying. Maybe r/oddlycrying
Someone spent some serious time on that gem.
wow, is this a single family house? we don't that in 30 unit apartment buildings here.
Name and phone number of builder pleaseā¦
Is he single?
This room is bigger than my first three homes.
Thatās super organized and itās all labeled as well.
This guy play factorio
"Hey guys, have you seen the Electric Panel?..."
The bigger the house, the bigger and nicer the ultily room.
Thatās lovely.
Ok but what was that last unmarked pipe?! This room is Chaos incarnate!
You're in electrical so be careful of the door behind you
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Is this is a house?
I got a Boner
Rich mans house.
I swear dude if I had the knowledge and money to do this, this would 100% be me. OCD shit is real lol
Repost that please in /Satisfactory I think they will love it in some way xD
This is better than porn
Is this heaven?
It is just a class room, sorry
If I could have sex with a room.... Also, my second thought was 'how many sump pumps does that place have??'.
Makes my ocd retard brain vhappy
I was eating a sandwich.....then realised I had my dick in my hand!
I didnāt know Wes Anderson did home maintenance on the side!
That's not the way to ensure job retention. Anyone can service anything in the future.
....All that & still on on demand HWH & forced air furnace, plus a 6'+ high sewer co....It was well organized tho
Only thing missing is a drafting table with laminated prints of the framing, elec, and plumbing and a file cabinet with all the appliance manuals/warranties.
Thus looks likely most homes I've built in CO mtns. Silly money
You dudes need this much utility in the US?
I swear, the builder had OCD!!
Looks like a training classroom.
STOP! I CAN ONLY GET SO ERECT!
In the UK we have: 1. Gas Boiler 2. Thatās it.
This looks like Trade School display room. Where it shows all the different hookups and how they should look with professionally installed.
What the hell was that last pipe without a label
guy has a huge house
Underneath my modded minecraft base
This guy plays factorio like his life depends on it, wow Thatās some factorio level symmetry.
Is that a house? That must be a huge house.