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I did this to my attic , converted it to a loft. I’m so glad I did. I not only gained a bunch of space; I actually lowered my energy bills cause I increased my home r-value and overall energy efficiency. I use my space for a play area and massive storage entertainment room with two massive solar velux skylights. Again sooo glad we did, the extra room allows my wife and I to keep our kids mess and toys contained to this huge room upstairs that we don’t have to rush to clean up when we have guests. Converting the attic to a finished loft untimely increased my household earnings cause now we don’t have to rush to move to increase our space. We can keep our monthly expenses the same as far as cash flows as our earnings increase. When we sale, we’ll gain the benefits of the home improvements. I would strongly recommend everyone consider this sort of home upgrade if your planning to live at your residence for 5+ years and before solar panels IMO.
I dont think most in the comment section understand how complicated and difficult these conversions are. Not all builders have the guts or resolve to even take these jobs on. I understand... Great Job boys!!
why do they insulate the floor anyway, aren't you supposed to leave it uninsulated and insulate the roof instead. Why would you block the heat from coming up?
Nice to see that shower area has been waterproofed. It's amazing how many builders & tilers just tile straight onto plywood or plasterboard in wet areas. Grout is not waterproof, so you end up with rot behind the tiles.
@@GeekStreet I've had general builders and even tilers do this. I follow the tiling forums and it's worrying the things that go on. The last shower I did, I just replaced all of the plasterboard with Marmox cement board.
never any sound proofing on these sorta conversions, the rain on that roof is going to be very noisy, did the neighbors request the bricking up on the joining side?
Rain noise, isn't too bad. But you can hear when very heavy. The neighbour is getting a loft conversion done too so made sense to maximise the space by having the wall built.
You can see they insulated between the rafters with 100mm PIR board, kingspan you might know it as. Wouldnt be surprised if the plasterboard had an inch insulation on the back of it too. Thats usually the building regs. You wont hear much rain through all that
Nice job, but floor heating would be a better option than a radiator on the wall. The floor insulation could be done more careful. You must fill up the space from corner to corner to achieve the best result .
I'm seeing tile put right on bare wood wall; how is that even allowed? No moisture barrier or anything, I would think for a small room with presumably an amount of steam and moisture the whole room would me fully sealed before tiling, fixtures, etc. *edit - there is a few frames of them painting the one wall after the grey wall and the stuff goes clear/hazy so something is painted on but still no physical moisture barrier*
Ignore the stupid comment below about gluing tiles to wood. It‘s a perfectly normal practice using glues especially developed for this purpose. Great build guys👍👍👍
Thanks for this. Was interesting to watch. Am just wondering why there was a plug in electric radiator up there? Looks like the new radiator and insulation isn't good enough.
@@ronflorax7578 - Yes I live in London. The point I was making is it obviously wasn't insulated enough if they need a plug in radiator. If you spend 40-50K on a loft conversion you at least expect to be warm or why bother.
New roof, steel girder re-inforced? Temporary over cover ? My bet is the "reno" cost as much as a small house! I wont get into changing the character of an old house into mod.
@@goodcat1982 Nobody in the costruction business (as far as I know) would pay a dime for this poor quality of work. And I am not a child, I am the guy who is called to fix builds like this finally.
@@martinkaleta5287 as a home owner who wants to get there loft converted what sort of thing should they look for when trying to find someone to do this.
Its funny that such a low quality job did cost 44k. When I saw that roof over building I was thinking, holy C... things about to go really pro. And then a sh... storm began. Even floor base moldings look bad. But I saw similar quality in DK homes. That company would fail in PL after two jobs.
Thanks for sharing, it is interesting to see. One of the things that has interested me recently is thermal transfer through materials. I see they used insulation in between the wood but I do wonder how much cold travels through the wood and steel beams. I'm not expert, just interested as I've been reading about it. The end results were good. I wasn't struck on how the finished off the roof edges though. Thanks
Very nice time lapse! It turned out great! We've just bought a property and it has potential for roof conversion! Could I ask roughly how much did it cost you? Cheers
Geek Street my mistake! Honestly I didn't check the description part of your video! Thank you for the info! Keep up the good work! I've just find your channel,and I've subscribed to it! :)
Hi Can you please tell me the size of your shower room ? Doing exactly same, and having big dilemma where to place units and What size of the shower cabin to buy
Great work, beautiful finished product. I wish I could do stairs like those but code here will not allow winders that tight anymore. Only allowed two in a 90⁰ turn.
having fallen to this blunder myself you may want to keep an eye on the bathroom wall. The plywood in mine de-laminated due to shoddy manufacturing (not all plywoods are equal, some get made better than others) I have also been told that another problem area is behind heated towel rails or rads.
Thanks for the comment, i had the builders apply a tanking kit around the shower area. One year on all is fine, only thing i have done it replace the silicone. I'll keep an eye on it.
Thanks for the comment much appreciated. Nah too big a job, I also have a day job plus the UA-cam and other stuff going on so would have taken ages to do, but seeing these guys do it seems quite straightforward not too complicated. The shower is from Qs supplies details on the product codes in the description. Thanks
Brilliant video - but one bad thing - no insulation between stud partition. Really, really poor sound insulation then for the owner, even though it is a bathroom. I use the rockwool slabs - they're bloody great (use them also for gyproc sound insulating walls to massively good effect). Tiling has zero sound insulating properties also :-) Otherwise top job :-)
In Ireland those windows would be illegal. They must be between 600-1100mm for fire escape and no more than 1.7 metres from the gutter so a fireman can reach you.
Your conversion looks amazing! going by allot of comments I would say theres allot of jealous arses lol! and theres always someone who knows how to do it right or better! nice vid!
Rather odd way to do the roofing, first you sort of prime the OSB, than a thin sheet is laid into that primer, which is eventually blackened after the capping rooftiles have been mounted. Definitely would choose another method. Same for the shower/bathroom, where is the dispersion primer? In the corner of the shower the plywood is immediately covered in a grey elastic product, which to my knowledge needs a primer before it is applied. On the opposite the tiles are glued on the plywood without visible dispersion primer. Here too I would definitely choose another method. Overall impression; it appears as like a contractor is doing too much on this job.
The flooring has almost no stagger in the pattern, looks like someone who isnt a pro did it, and wtf is that landing chipboard about, its done in like 7 pieces?
Bonjour, dans quel pays se trouve la construction ? Je ne suis pas là pour critiquer, mais je rejoins les commentaires sur les malfaçons... pas de pare-vapeur, l'isolant du plancher posé n'importe comment, pas de Système d'Etanchéïté Liquide dans la partie douche, les cables électriques passés dans les cloisons sans aucune gaine... découpe de l'isolant sous toiture dégueulasse... Certes le résultat final est super beau, mais ça ne durera pas longtemps malheureusement...
All details in the description, but just for reference from what I've heard for a builder it generally costs them around 15 - 20K in materials, if the house is covered in scaffolding that's another 4-5K. Everything is else is labour costs and profits. Prices also depend on location, but that price is pretty cheap.
Not a good way to build a roof for drainage, that will cause problems in the future. Not enough slope and you have created gaps for water to attack at.
@@GeekStreet I did one like this but bigger and and gable end with render outside. It was just two of us throughout the whole project and the first time we did one and that took us 5 months. Obviously the next time will be quicker. Cheers
Thanks for the comment, i guess light levels where very low at that point so night vision kicked in on the camera. Yes it been 1 year since the loft was completed, i've got a video show the loft 1 year on check it out if you get a chance.
Geek Street the wires running across the bathroom wall near the door should not of run across the middle. They should of been within 150mm of the wall and ceiling or directly in line with the light switch and then in the corner. As a new installation the new wiring should be protected by an RCD so from a safety point of view, it shouldn’t be a problem. Like I said the end results were good though
Like to see positive comments mostly from people that don't have experience and mostly negative from traders 😜😜😜😜. In my opinion there are some things that have not been done up to the standard. Like the bathroom ply etc. But overall looks really good. Unfortunately in a year time tiles will need to be done again as probably they won't stick to the walls for long.
Yeah, that's why most builders turn off the comments when they upload the video. I'll have to see how it goes in the bathroom, there is a tanking kit applied underneath hoping that helps...
No trimmer joists around velux windows, no way of cross venting the roof, should have gone for a warm deck, no insulation applied to the masonry former cheek that was built, bottom of stair isn't compliant, stair looks steeper than 42 degrees,
Most beds come flat packed and you can assemble them in the room. Same goes for mattresses these days, most come in a vacum packed roll which expand when you do the coverings. Move with the times.
Out of interest look up Build it with Rob - Eco truss, no RSJ's, heavy 8 x2 etc, they use lightweight galvanised cords and pre manufactured walls, whole thing up in 2 days.
No vapor barrier on the outside walls, and you painted wood, then layered tiles onto the painted wood in the shower???? That whole wall will be rotted in no time.
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I did this to my attic , converted it to a loft. I’m so glad I did. I not only gained a bunch of space; I actually lowered my energy bills cause I increased my home r-value and overall energy efficiency. I use my space for a play area and massive storage entertainment room with two massive solar velux skylights. Again sooo glad we did, the extra room allows my wife and I to keep our kids mess and toys contained to this huge room upstairs that we don’t have to rush to clean up when we have guests. Converting the attic to a finished loft untimely increased my household earnings cause now we don’t have to rush to move to increase our space. We can keep our monthly expenses the same as far as cash flows as our earnings increase. When we sale, we’ll gain the benefits of the home improvements.
I would strongly recommend everyone consider this sort of home upgrade if your planning to live at your residence for 5+ years and before solar panels IMO.
You never ply a bathroom that is going to be tiled. You should use cement board as a tile backing.
Colin Nicol very true mate 👍🏻 used to do that many many years ago out dated now
You can as long as you get water and boil proof plywood though I'm pritty sure they just used standard ply on this job.
Alex Nahar don’t be stupid u just don’t ply anymore nobody dies
@@mrsilver7246 I didnt say people still do ply bathrooms what I said is you can do it as long as you get a water and boil proof graded plywood
@@Alexnahar It never worked hence the failures. Not good practise
No insulation inside the bathroom's false wall😱 they even put tiles on the wall🤔🤔🙄
Abu Ayub Sumon state of the electrics too
this is racism! shame on you!)
Beautiful old woman ...90 years old home but every things new..wow
I dont think most in the comment section understand how complicated and difficult these conversions are. Not all builders have the guts or resolve to even take these jobs on.
I understand... Great Job boys!!
Overall, a great snapshot of what's involved in converting an attic space
I'v never seen walls before subfloor? What was the reasoning behind that?
Shouldn’t there be a fire door for the loft conversion to be compliant with the building regulations?
Tiling on ply🤔
And dot and dabbed 'tiling'.
Hmm.......the floor insulation was a complete shitfeast
I was thinking the same thing.
Rockwool much better
why do they insulate the floor anyway, aren't you supposed to leave it uninsulated and insulate the roof instead. Why would you block the heat from coming up?
@T D whats the trade off in heat Vs sound?
@@goodcat1982 insulation has to be loose to work, not stuffed in, no air pockets me poor insulation performance
Nice to see that shower area has been waterproofed. It's amazing how many builders & tilers just tile straight onto plywood or plasterboard in wet areas. Grout is not waterproof, so you end up with rot behind the tiles.
Thanks for the comment the builder actually wasn't going do that, I actually had to insist he did and went out to buy to ensure it was done.
@@GeekStreet I've had general builders and even tilers do this. I follow the tiling forums and it's worrying the things that go on. The last shower I did, I just replaced all of the plasterboard with Marmox cement board.
They still dot and dabed the adhesive behind the wall tiles very bad practice
Where does the patio doors go to 😡 was there a balcony or what
Yes there is a balcony and it over looks the rear garden.
@@GeekStreet I definitely was waiting to see out there !
@@GeekStreet Was it a juliette or proper balcony?
It was a juliette balcony check out this video to see:
ua-cam.com/video/1ahC7WEtYz8/v-deo.html
Wow that brickwork 10/10 😂
Love the temp Staging and plastic job. Good idea if the weather won’t Cooperate
It's called a tented scaffold here in the UK bro it's quite normal for these kinds of jobs.
Please tell us what's outside the french doors-could be the best part of the conversion!
Take a look and this video I've shown all.
ua-cam.com/video/1ahC7WEtYz8/v-deo.html
never any sound proofing on these sorta conversions, the rain on that roof is going to be very noisy, did the neighbors request the bricking up on the joining side?
Rain noise, isn't too bad. But you can hear when very heavy. The neighbour is getting a loft conversion done too so made sense to maximise the space by having the wall built.
You can see they insulated between the rafters with 100mm PIR board, kingspan you might know it as. Wouldnt be surprised if the plasterboard had an inch insulation on the back of it too. Thats usually the building regs. You wont hear much rain through all that
Shouldn’t the rafters alongside the Veluxs’ be doubled up ?
Yes it was done at 4:00
No the rafters, not the trimmers
Nice job, but floor heating would be a better option than a radiator on the wall. The floor insulation could be done more careful. You must fill up the space from corner to corner to achieve the best result .
Bathroom mirror was to close to the wall you got hot spots against the far wall, excellent work looks great, wish we used enclosures like that here
Well done
How much this convention costs please
Look very nice, appreciate sharing this video with us
Thanks for the comment much appreciated!
I'm wondering, if final head room of the loft is let say 205cm. Will it count as livable space and add to the value of the property?
The button on the mirror for the other light was awesome
Thanks!
It's an amazing loft mate , wish you all of the best truly 👏
Right at the top of the house, thousands spent just to put a kids gaming chair in front of a tv. Thats goals man😂
bed probably coming
Cool ! Nice timelapse. But what is with the double doors???
View of the garden.
Amazing job ! Thumbs up
What size are the floor joist RSJs and span of the floor?
Bathroom is amazing! Perfect color choice! Ty for sharing!
Thats a video of how not to DIY your bathroom.
I'm seeing tile put right on bare wood wall; how is that even allowed? No moisture barrier or anything, I would think for a small room with presumably an amount of steam and moisture the whole room would me fully sealed before tiling, fixtures, etc. *edit - there is a few frames of them painting the one wall after the grey wall and the stuff goes clear/hazy so something is painted on but still no physical moisture barrier*
Ignore the stupid comment below about gluing tiles to wood. It‘s a perfectly normal practice using glues especially developed for this purpose. Great build guys👍👍👍
Complete shite matey. Cement backed board, no butts.
So how the hell are you going get anything in that room? Did the tv come in pieces? Mattress anyone?
Thanks for this. Was interesting to watch.
Am just wondering why there was a plug in electric radiator up there? Looks like the new radiator and insulation isn't good enough.
@@ronflorax7578 - Yes I live in London. The point I was making is it obviously wasn't insulated enough if they need a plug in radiator. If you spend 40-50K on a loft conversion you at least expect to be warm or why bother.
Wow great job 👏 👍 👌
Great job all that for one room ,and bathroom,of which is lush
We really needed that music
The top step to the finnished level looked like a balls up measurement, also why the electric oil radiator, the wall mounted one not the right kw?
because the loft is always colder and they probably don't want to keep on switching on the entire central heating
I like the metal cover but I suspect it added a fortune in costs to the job
The whole construction is a joke! Insulation is a mess, tiling as well and so on...and somebody spent money on this!
New roof, steel girder re-inforced? Temporary over cover ? My bet is the "reno" cost as much as a small house! I wont get into changing the character of an old house into mod.
@@goodcat1982 Nobody in the costruction business (as far as I know) would pay a dime for this poor quality of work. And I am not a child, I am the guy who is called to fix builds like this finally.
@@martinkaleta5287 as a home owner who wants to get there loft converted what sort of thing should they look for when trying to find someone to do this.
@@Unknown-si8yx ecotruss seems to get good reviews.
@@adamcturnbull In which way is it modern?
Wow ive never seen so many cut corners in my life lmfao
Its funny that such a low quality job did cost 44k. When I saw that roof over building I was thinking, holy C... things about to go really pro. And then a sh... storm began. Even floor base moldings look bad. But I saw similar quality in DK homes. That company would fail in PL after two jobs.
@@mysteryMachinePL 44k?....
Nice work how much
I'm thinking of a loft conversion on
Ensuite above the and one big
Dorma window
Thanks for sharing, it is interesting to see. One of the things that has interested me recently is thermal transfer through materials. I see they used insulation in between the wood but I do wonder how much cold travels through the wood and steel beams. I'm not expert, just interested as I've been reading about it. The end results were good. I wasn't struck on how the finished off the roof edges though. Thanks
Look up interstitial condensation.
Hello what timelaose camera did you use. Great project
Thanks for the comment, I used CCTV cameras.
Very nice time lapse! It turned out great! We've just bought a property and it has potential for roof conversion! Could I ask roughly how much did it cost you? Cheers
Thanks for comment much appreciated. I've put all details in the description even details on where I bought some of the items. Hope that helps.
Geek Street my mistake! Honestly I didn't check the description part of your video! Thank you for the info! Keep up the good work! I've just find your channel,and I've subscribed to it! :)
Thanks for the support much appreciated!
Hi
Can you please tell me the size of your shower room ?
Doing exactly same, and having big dilemma where to place units and
What size of the shower cabin to buy
I can't remember off hand but a few people asked the same question in the comments section which I previously answered.
That roof space looks same as mine which is tight, can you advise me what the space from loft joist to apex before work begun thanks?
The temporary steel roof is so good, should just keep it. lol
Brilliant video. But... What's through the French doors? 🤔
Thanks for the comment much appreciated. It's the view of the garden!
@@GeekStreet Is there a balcony?
@@eedorobbo2363 yes
So £44k on the conversion and then they fit it with poundland quality fittings. Seems to be alot of cut corners.
44k isnt a whole lot with the amount of work that already goes in there and with the dormer that size
How high was the ridge before and after internally
all i could see was that wall tile shorter than the rest on the ceiling line.
Great work, beautiful finished product. I wish I could do stairs like those but code here will not allow winders that tight anymore. Only allowed two in a 90⁰ turn.
The deadly stairs ever!!!!!!
Why opt for the brick wall on the one side
Well that bathroom in few years will be a rot fest. Should have used a tile backer board like elements board.
Not bad if you mute the awful sound
How much did the scaffolding cost? Thank you
Around £4k -£5k
having fallen to this blunder myself you may want to keep an eye on the bathroom wall. The plywood in mine de-laminated due to shoddy manufacturing (not all plywoods are equal, some get made better than others) I have also been told that another problem area is behind heated towel rails or rads.
Thanks for the comment, i had the builders apply a tanking kit around the shower area. One year on all is fine, only thing i have done it replace the silicone. I'll keep an eye on it.
Nice one mate. Looks good. You didn’t fancy getting stuck into this one then? Where was the bathroom from?
Thanks for the comment much appreciated. Nah too big a job, I also have a day job plus the UA-cam and other stuff going on so would have taken ages to do, but seeing these guys do it seems quite straightforward not too complicated. The shower is from Qs supplies details on the product codes in the description.
Thanks
Brilliant video - but one bad thing - no insulation between stud partition. Really, really poor sound insulation then for the owner, even though it is a bathroom. I use the rockwool slabs - they're bloody great (use them also for gyproc sound insulating walls to massively good effect). Tiling has zero sound insulating properties also :-)
Otherwise top job :-)
How much did it cost?
Wicked Video..Wicked Project Well Down...
Hi, gr8 video. Can you give me an indication of the area of the loft ?
Thanks for the comment. The whole loft area is around 8M deep x 6M wide.
In Ireland those windows would be illegal. They must be between 600-1100mm for fire escape and no more than 1.7 metres from the gutter so a fireman can reach you.
Your conversion looks amazing! going by allot of comments I would say theres allot of jealous arses lol! and theres always someone who knows how to do it right or better! nice vid!
Rather odd way to do the roofing, first you sort of prime the OSB, than a thin sheet is laid into that primer, which is eventually blackened after the capping rooftiles have been mounted. Definitely would choose another method.
Same for the shower/bathroom, where is the dispersion primer? In the corner of the shower the plywood is immediately covered in a grey elastic product, which to my knowledge needs a primer before it is applied. On the opposite the tiles are glued on the plywood without visible dispersion primer. Here too I would definitely choose another method.
Overall impression; it appears as like a contractor is doing too much on this job.
The flooring has almost no stagger in the pattern, looks like someone who isnt a pro did it, and wtf is that landing chipboard about, its done in like 7 pieces?
Bonjour,
dans quel pays se trouve la construction ? Je ne suis pas là pour critiquer, mais je rejoins les commentaires sur les malfaçons... pas de pare-vapeur, l'isolant du plancher posé n'importe comment, pas de Système d'Etanchéïté Liquide dans la partie douche, les cables électriques passés dans les cloisons sans aucune gaine... découpe de l'isolant sous toiture dégueulasse... Certes le résultat final est super beau, mais ça ne durera pas longtemps malheureusement...
Killed it👍👍
This whole thing will be full of mold in less than 10 years. What a hack job.
What’s a rough cost on something like this? We had a quote recently of roughly 30grand
All details in the description, but just for reference from what I've heard for a builder it generally costs them around 15 - 20K in materials, if the house is covered in scaffolding that's another 4-5K. Everything is else is labour costs and profits. Prices also depend on location, but that price is pretty cheap.
Not a good way to build a roof for drainage, that will cause problems in the future. Not enough slope and you have created gaps for water to attack at.
You should have installed an ac or at least ducting for one to be installed at a later date!
That is a really good idea
One big open room with a glas front on the sloped side of the roof plus a bathroom would’ve been so much better!
How much did the scaffolding cost ?
The builder told me its about £4,000
Geek Street oh okay and where are the scaffolders based ?
The bathroom walls were not waterproofed properly. This is what happens when you use cowboy brown builders.
Generally a nice job. Sorry to pick fault but the new landing at the top of the stairs looked a mess. As if the flooring had been done from off-cuts.
Why is there a metal ceiling above this home?!
How long did this take? Thanks
It took 3 months as I gave them a few extra jobs to do.
@@GeekStreet I did one like this but bigger and and gable end with render outside. It was just two of us throughout the whole project and the first time we did one and that took us 5 months. Obviously the next time will be quicker. Cheers
Ah ok, so are you a builder?
@@GeekStreet sure am.
Cool, out of interest where are you based and how much would you charge for this?
4 :27 it’s black and white footage any way really nice video I love it so much and I heard that it’s 1 year since the loft was completed
Thanks for the comment, i guess light levels where very low at that point so night vision kicked in on the camera. Yes it been 1 year since the loft was completed, i've got a video show the loft 1 year on check it out if you get a chance.
Ok I can’t wait to check it out
Ps I can’t wait to see the 2 year version 😆
Very nice 💯👊🏼
7:30 - best frame ; )
😂
That’s great. What’s the company name pls
Nice job, only downside is the electrics weren’t run to current standards.
Thanks for the comment, out of interest what did they do incorrectly?
Geek Street the wires running across the bathroom wall near the door should not of run across the middle. They should of been within 150mm of the wall and ceiling or directly in line with the light switch and then in the corner. As a new installation the new wiring should be protected by an RCD so from a safety point of view, it shouldn’t be a problem. Like I said the end results were good though
Normal plasterboard? It should be fire board really
Great use of space, lovely bathroom
Great job and good end result, thanks for the detailed description will use some of your ideas
What soundtracks is in this video ?
These tracks are all from UA-cam's royalty free music selection.
Where do the patio doors go?
There is a balcony it doesn't lead anywhere.
@@GeekStreet I'd guessed that, but hadn't spotted a balcony on the time lapse. What a great addition to a brilliant room.
Thanks!
Like to see positive comments mostly from people that don't have experience and mostly negative from traders 😜😜😜😜.
In my opinion there are some things that have not been done up to the standard. Like the bathroom ply etc. But overall looks really good.
Unfortunately in a year time tiles will need to be done again as probably they won't stick to the walls for long.
Yeah, that's why most builders turn off the comments when they upload the video. I'll have to see how it goes in the bathroom, there is a tanking kit applied underneath hoping that helps...
I wouldn’t insulate the floor, it doesn’t make sense to me, just the roof and walls. I would want the heat to rise up from the rooms below.
It’s not just for insulation it’s also a sound barrier 👍
How long did this take?
About 3 months, I gave them some extra work hence the additional time.
weiss jemand wie die musik heisst die bei 9:08 spielt?
Roughly how much did it cost?
I've put all pricing details in the description of the video, check it out.
No trimmer joists around velux windows, no way of cross venting the roof, should have gone for a warm deck, no insulation applied to the masonry former cheek that was built, bottom of stair isn't compliant, stair looks steeper than 42 degrees,
Can I just ask on the bathroom size please? Thanks
I've just measured and its 214 x 241cm with the tiles on. Hope that helps.
The stairs were too narrow to get a bed up
Most beds come flat packed and you can assemble them in the room. Same goes for mattresses these days, most come in a vacum packed roll which expand when you do the coverings. Move with the times.
Out of interest look up Build it with Rob - Eco truss, no RSJ's, heavy 8 x2 etc, they use lightweight galvanised cords and pre manufactured walls, whole thing up in 2 days.
I've seen they do a great job!
No vapor barrier on the outside walls, and you painted wood, then layered tiles onto the painted wood in the shower???? That whole wall will be rotted in no time.