Everything it’s best, sound puff is beyond thinking, just impress, bacon hill furniture looking bench looks nice, its just weird not having it tightly on the sides, I believe is because not used to, most time having tight means costume made? I though but everything is nice, this is one of my favorite channels,job site 101 thanks nick.
Awesome job guys. Perhaps a solution to the TV niche would be to go old school and build a double stud wall - staggered and spaced from the metal stud wall.
I'm interested to see the finish detail on the day bed. i think it's gonna be one of those things that's hard to conceptualize the detail until like arm rests and seating accommodation until its complete. Or are you just gonna slap a cushion on it and call it good?
Nick, I would like to see what your home looks like. Either it will look as good as this, or it'll be the compete opposite. It always seems to be towards these two extremes.
The front drawers daybed is a much better design. I built a similar "top open" window bench seat which is awesome for storage, but something is always sitting on the lids - have to move everything just to open it.
Love it. Love the bench setback. Great detail and style. Sometimes I think you’re full of shit🤣, but not really. You know what you want, you sell it to the customer, they jump aboard, and it comes out nearly perfect. We know nothing is ever perfect.
The window seat is spot on
The Beacon Hill bench aesthetic is perfect. I think it was a good call to go with the furniture style base and the scribed top. Well done!
Doug, I like the pacing of this vlog. I like the new transitions between jobs.
Love the day bed.
Glad you guys realized the TV niche was a bad idea. Keep up the great work!
Everything it’s best, sound puff is beyond thinking, just impress, bacon hill furniture looking bench looks nice, its just weird not having it tightly on the sides, I believe is because not used to, most time having tight means costume made? I though but everything is nice, this is one of my favorite channels,job site 101 thanks nick.
Awesome job guys. Perhaps a solution to the TV niche would be to go old school and build a double stud wall - staggered and spaced from the metal stud wall.
I'm interested to see the finish detail on the day bed. i think it's gonna be one of those things that's hard to conceptualize the detail until like arm rests and seating accommodation until its complete. Or are you just gonna slap a cushion on it and call it good?
Nick, I would like to see what your home looks like. Either it will look as good as this, or it'll be the compete opposite. It always seems to be towards these two extremes.
Do you have any recommendations on top pocket sliding door hardware manufacturers? Amazing work!
The front drawers daybed is a much better design. I built a similar "top open" window bench seat which is awesome for storage, but something is always sitting on the lids - have to move everything just to open it.
Daybed looks good, looks custom. I just want to know what finish is on the top side?
I would scribe it to the wall. It doesn’t look bad, but I think built ins should have that custom look.
Must be a mafia family nobody is going to hear a thing 😂
What do you use for 3D scanning of rooms?
Sound dampening: check out information from Dennis Foley at Acoustic Fields.
Love it. Love the bench setback. Great detail and style. Sometimes I think you’re full of shit🤣, but not really. You know what you want, you sell it to the customer, they jump aboard, and it comes out nearly perfect. We know nothing is ever perfect.
😂 thanks!
Look out Humphrey Munson.
That gap in the sides of the furniture style base is kind of awkward. May seem beneficial to enclose it or at least make it not look so deep.
Almost time to crank up the Metallica and see whether the neighbors complain.
Those installers would kiss you if you bought them a $100 battery powered caulk gun. They would work much faster without fatigue.
I don't understand why not just use a good looking Frame TV and be done with it? Just cover up this niche