ROCKWOOL In Interior Walls

The interior insulation and electrical outlets near Leif's new glass sliding doors, now has superior ROCKWOOL bats and new electrical switches. One switch now operates a second exterior spotlight on the back of the house highlighting his panoramic view there.

ROCKWOOL is made of volcanic stone; fire, mold & mildew resistant and has an R value of 15 here. Building inspectors highly endorse it.

The downstairs bathroom is entirely insulated with it.

Salvaged, 1" thick mahogany boards create a new baseboard below the doors.

New radiators and a regulating thermostat finish the room. Leif heats his house mostly with a Jotul F500 woodstove (heats 2,300 sq. ft. and has a second one downstairs) across the room, so these are auxiliary.

A New Hot Water Heater

A new Weil-McLain hot water heater which includes four zones.

Lovely!

Christian's heating system with 6 zones.

Tall Sculptures

Every firing of the Takaezu Studio large kiln is unique as the heat and glazes vary. Bill's recent big pieces were in a kiln corner with wonderful results; what a pair.

Beautiful bowls, two garden stones and a tall seat were also in this firing.

Bill's mentor at Princeton University has her bronzed bell near Nassau Hall.