3 Alaskan Summers Of Building Our Cabin With Loft | Our Future Homestead
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- Опубліковано 13 вер 2024
- 3 summers of building our Alaskan cabin with a loft. A lot more to do!
16' Wide x 20' Long with an 8' Wide porch
The loft measures 10' L x 16' W
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Wow great job guys
Great job.😊
Love your cabin, but a lot of work. Please stay safe 😊.
Yes, thank you
We used concrete paint to do the floor to prevent the rain from going into the floor. It waterproof and great to walk on. Should all extra strength under these beans to prevent from fallen on the floor.
Please stop the music. Over n over n over!!!
Volume so loud can not hear narrative.
Ugh
Really like content and build.
Music awful 😢😢
job well done!!!!! I could easily live there !!!!
Thank you. 😊
I wish you the best. Lost of organising. Looking forward to your videos.
Thanks for the kind words and for watching. We are currently racing to finish the other half of the roof before winter weather.
GOOD JOB .
Thanks for hanging out with us!
I would leave the deck upstairs and turn it to a room , you may need more room lateron
We might put a permanent floor structure up there eventually but what is there was just done as a temp scaffold to use for the build.
When using a grinder to cut the metal roof the metal get to warm and destroy the rust protection. Use a nibbler or a scissor. To get a wall without a cold bridge you can use 2x2 horizonal on the outside for insulation, no need to use plywood only tyvek outside the 2x2 and then you can have a ventilated wall, using wood panel and you save money when not using plywood
I'm more concerned with not dying than future corrosion potential. Can't imagine fighting a pair of tin snips for 14 ft while holding on for dear life :)
The plywood sheathing was indeed expensive as hell. But Ive built this cabin to be extremely rigid in case of ground movement from permafrost and seasonal frost heaving. I think the 5/8 plywood laid horizontal contributes a lot of stiffness to the building.
I do plan to fur out the inside wall for a thermal brake as well as making an easy space to run electrical and plumbing. Will probably also fur out the exterior before siding goes up.
Thanks for the tips and thanks for watching!
Very nice can't wait till the next video
Thank you for hanging out with us!
Hello 👋🤗 new to the channel and liked and subscribed as well me and my son Liam loved watching this episode video so we're going to go back and watch some of the videos of your starting to present videos. Looks like it's going to be a nice size cabin and what I can see in this video looks good so far. You guys have put so much detail and y'all hearts and souls in to your homestead. And it shows.
Well y'all have a blessed and be safe Y'all 😊
Awesome! Thank you!
"I'm never going up there again." 😂
You betcha!
Thankyou 😊
You’re welcome 😊 Thanks for watching!
Please stop the music!!!
Too loud. Over and over want to bang my head against the wall 😢😢😢
Love the content and build. I am not sure I can make it with the music
Sorry
Sorry, Next video we will keep it low. But videos without sound get boring at some point. Thanks for your feedback and thank you for watching.