Tiny Room Renovation - Phase 2 - Building The Loft
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- Опубліковано 13 бер 2017
- This has been a blast to put together and this loft is going to be awesome! Check out the second installment of the tiny room renovation to see how we are making the most of the space in this 10X10 room.
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do you have the plans of the the measurement and lengths on how to built the cubed storage
Love it just what I want in my bedroom for my grandkids to use plus storage for my sewing
This is frikken awesome. I have watched a few videos so far. And this one looks like it may be the easiest and least complicated. Thank you.
great build. I like how you build the steps going up to the loft.
Can't wait to see the finished room!
This is just awesome!! Can't wait to see the rest of it. That bed is not going anywhere lol we used less supports for the loft in our barn, that bed will be fine hehe 😀
Very well done. Thanks for sharing!
do you have a cut list or diagrams for your cross half joint plywood shelves? I would love to make something like that!
I dig it
I like how solid it is and the multiple possibilities ie. bed, couch, storage, study room, gaming..great job👏👊
THIS IS AMAZING
NICE JOB Dad!!!...Impressive. Really enjoy the channel as always....Best to the family.
OMG CANT WAIT
Nice. Love your storage stairs. Much better and safer than a ladder.
really looking forward to the next video in this series. post soon please.
I think I would make those stairs with a smaller rise.
If you search around for the kind of bins that you want first and make sure they are a good size rise for the occupant, then you can build around them instead of trying to find bins to fit the space. That's harder.
Turns out, banana boxes made great bins and are the perfect rise size for me and they're free!
Good job!
Looking nice! Thanks for sharing :)
Excellent job!
Beautiful!
Love the verse at the end!
Thankyou for posting this series. The Immediate benefit for me is now I have your work as an achievable template for my build. Thank you
That turned out really good. I'm about to start my sons because he has a small room and now old enough to play game consoles so I'm going to build him a raised bed with a small wrap around couch under it that we already had so he has his own gaming area.
Great job well thought out amazing details.
Looking very good.
Very nice !
I envy your skills. I appreciate your narrative.
I'm going to order the furniture carpenter to do this in my new little house. Thanks for this idea.
Blueprints!!! 😍
Good job!
Amen bro thank you for the video upload. Great work and GOD bless you
I love your stairs!
nice progress, really like your design
Really Nice!!!
I love the amount of energy you put into every day. The room is coming along nicely. While I do agree that the bed is solid and secure, you missed a perfect opportunity to use a half lap joint. Solid and simple. Thank you for sharing your life with us.
You are totally right. I thought about a half lap or using a box joint but when it came down to it I decided to go the easy route:) I think it will still hold up pretty well.
Good point. Carpenters watching
Looks good. I was going to do the same build but I plan to run my posts up into the ceiling rather than down to the floor. A floating loft.
+High Desert Garden I thought about doing that too, that is a cool idea
that is a cool idea for stairs great job
Dude you are awesome!!!! But now my wife expects this to happen!!!! ASAP LOL
Amazing build
Bello bello bello felicidades
Best dad ever
Awesome!!!
very well made
That first step that you capped, if you cut a round hole in the front it would make a nice cat bed.
Gayle McArthur haha your funny
They might not have had a cat .-.
@@mittmews Their lost.
tnx for sharing:)
thanks
I wish I could build things.. You make it look easy. Maybe I should look into a class for this.
Same here
Awesome video!
wow you are so really amazing and awesome guys you are good
very great job 👌
Muito legal gostei.
I'd sure love some dimensions as well
DIY videos always play this melody and it’s pretty comfortable to the ears.
Hey man this is just some advice I am use to building aquarium stand and aquarium can weigh from 100 of pounds with no water to 100,000 of pounds with water and substrate rocks and everything else in it and also the fact that it is live pressure so the stand for it should be able to hold atleast 3-4x the weight of the tank with everything in it so I wouldn't rely on the screws on the bed for the beams you should put some actual support beams under the wood that are screwed into the pre existing beam but hey other than than that great job
Good verse 👍🏽
Any dimensions? Would love to get started on this
What I didn't like is the gap between the post and the wall. You should cut the top of the pole like "L" cut. So it will fit and touch the wall and it will also add huge strength to carry the horizontal frame of the bed.. what I like is how you make the stairs.
Nice
omg im about to do exactly on the video but the stair you build give me another another idea when you cut it on a middle i want to try that one did you cut it on equal size in the middle
Love it man ! Perfect build for my room, do you just screw the structure into wooden studs in the wall ?
Nice design and build.I'm sure it will be rock solid even through our Michigan earthquakes.Your daughters are gonna love it when it's done.
+Mr Frog lol, the Michigan earthquakes are mainly just the kids:)
Nice build just subscribed
I agree 100% with Inktronics, you should have notched out the support post and not rely on the screws to hold up the weight,. The idea for the stairs is cool. You mentioned how one section supports the other. You boxed in one corner of the support post. Even this is better than relying solely on the screws to hold up everything. I rent an apartment with a huge barn, we cannot screw or nail into any wood surface per the lease. So I must make a self supporting weight bearing system. I plan to use posts as well however they will be notched. Anyhow, enough. You still did an awesome job. I truly liked the video and how you constructed the stairs. I am sure that took some planning.
I've been going over a lot of these videos lately trying to plan out something similar, just a means of deciding how I want to support the weight of both the bed and myself. Just getting nervous that somewhere down the line it'll just fall through
Hi, live your loft. Especially the stair, would you be able to share the dimensions and design about this part?
Fantastic job.
I very very like IT 👍 i hope you have more many video new.thanks
I saw all the videos up to No. 5- You really do fine work!
Am just watching a Command Hooks video. 26+ genius command hooks hacks...on
But First Coffee channel. Your daughter could put them on her wall to rest her devices while charging...
Good torx screws and enough of them will hold what lag screws will
Do you have plans for the bed?
Ive watched a lot of bed making and loft bed making videos and i notice you americans often favour a solid sheet base for the matress to go on top of (in this case MDF)
Im not sure if any of you even realise, but a matress should have the ability to draw air in from the underside, it keeps the matress dry (you sweat more than you realise in bed) and cuts down on the various creepy crawlies that make their homes in such places, they prefer it to be a little damp
So anyway, really if you do insist on using sheets like MDF or Plywood, you should either drill quite a lot of holes in it, like say one a big (half inch) hole every 6 inches or so, or better yet use slats for the base instead of sheets, thick ply or solid pine work well, i probably dont have to say dont use MDF slats
Then as you move around on the matress while sleeping, you draw fresh dry air into the matress cutting down on the nastiness i mentioned earlier
This is not just a matter of cleanliness, its a matter of health, especially for kids where it can lead to respiritory issues, matresses may not feel damp, but inside there is moisture, the only way to keep it dry is to have ventilation (and those little vents some manufacturers build into the side of matresses are really not enough)
Dont just make beds, make healthy beds
You know, this is a great point and thinking back it would have been ok for me to use some 1x2 slates for the base also. Great idea, thanks!
I can’t believe I’ve never thought of this. Very good observation and I’m going to keep this is mind while building my daughter’s bed. Thanks!
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Amigo muy buen trabajo, gracias por conpartirlo, podrias dar las medidas de las cajas de rscalera que hicistes, por favor se le agradecería
I would love to make those box stairs but wood isnt so cheap in the uk
Thank you. Specially for the bible quote.
I just want to lift an already existing twin bed into a loftbed... by placing each leg on a 4x4 post, placing 2x4s around both post and legs sort of creating a box to slip the legs in and with the posts at the bottom to hold up the legs and screwing 12 nails into each leg... plus of course adding 2x4s connected on the sides (headboard and footboard, and the back as supports to keeping everything steady... ive only ever built a kitchen island so im still new at explaining... but does it sound doable or unsafe?
Hi. This is really impressive. Would you be able to make a video that walks us through the planning process of something like this? Did you use a computer program to lay things out, or draw a rough sketch? I'm looking to do some home projects, and I'm pretty handy, but never know quite how to plan before I start and end up making lots of changes on the fly.
Thanks for the great videos! Your kids are going to love this loft!
This is always my challenge as well. I have used Google Sketchup for projects like this before but then I just end up changing things once I get into it anyway. there is nothing like seeing it going together to help visualize the final product and that inspires upgrades and changes on the fly. I prefer to just start working and I get my wife in to bounce ideas off of along the way. That seems to be the best way for me. I will show some sketchup stuff down the road though as that can be a great tool to get started.
Fantastic job on this cant wait to see the finished product
Looks awesome. Can't wait for the final product
+Sadie Eubanks me too!
Do you have plans for the plywood stair/storage?
+Christopher Hemenway unfortunately I do not as I was designing on the fly with this project.
I'm wondering if the plywood you used is 1" or 3/4"? When you were building the stairs...did you build the storage boxes to fit storage bins and if so, did you find a particular bin that fit and where did you purchase them? I would suggest for anyone planning to build the stairs to prime and paint while the plywood is still in sheets before assembly. Thanks and good work.
3/4" plywood. I never pre paint because I like to cover the screw heads and cracks between boards with paint in the final position. Makes everything look like one unit instead of separate boards
like your STAIRS! It is a beautiful design! I cannot wait to make one when I have time!
Do you have a draft about that? And would you like to share with?
What are the dimensions of the materials you bought for the stairs?
Me, if i have a money😁
thanks for the video, I would like to ask, what is the thickness of the wood to use? How much weight can this installation support?
Great Job!! You have such a brilliant mind! What can you not do, seriously! I always look forward to your videos, never dull!
Hey Bro, From Bahamas I really like this loft, what are the dimensions, and materials needed.
Yes ,please share
Do some measurements... you'll have to fit it into whatever space you have
If you have a queen bed, Dimensions of a queen bed are 60 x 80
add slide also.. then it's perfect
1:16 do you have to do that if you have concrete walls?
The only thing I see is that screws are bearing all the weight. Screws don't have very good shear strength. I'm planning to do something like this but I'm going to notch out the 4x4 to put the load of the 2x6s on the 4x4. Then screw in like you did, just to hold things together.
Inktronics Blog Hello, just to relay some information obtained from a Building Engineer; because we built a huge bearing header and used screws instead of nails to fasten the boards together our building inspector did not want to pass the build so we ask our engineer to help us out. He informed the inspector that the screws have a shear strength of 800 lbs each and we passed our inspection.
For framing a building structure your method is the only way allowed and super strong.
I need to know the brand of your screw! 👍🏻👍🏻
Inktronics Blog This was many years ago so I'm sure they were what was available i.e. Drywall screws. Even if the shear strength is only 100lbs each it is still strong enough with that many screws. Again your way would be super strong!
+Inktronics Blog I thought about nothing out the post as also using a half lap or box joint over top of the post but in the end went the easy route. I would argue that a modern deck screw has the same shear strength as a 16 penny nail. Maybe I should do a video strength test:(
Why rely on the shear strength of the screws at all and just support the weight by placing the post under the frame? better safe than sorry. I always see people assemble decks this way. That's why building codes exist.
How much was spent on the supplies to actually build the bed and the stairs
What’s up with the 1901 model 7 1/4 saw?
Looking good! Woudn't it be easier if you would first paint the walls and did the floor?
+tijn stukker I didn't want flooring under the stairs or posts in case we need to or want to redo flooring we can just take it up and put new down
I would like this is it weren't anchored to the wall. That way the room can be changed around frim time to time
Question: It seems like mostly everybody I've seen on UA-cam building loft beds screws it into the wall some how. I wanted to build a loft bed that would just stand on its own. Do you think if I used 4x4 timbers as legs and bolted everything in with big bolts that would be study enough to not move around?
Yes I think that would work just fine. Use a few carriage bolts through the 4X4 posts and it would be just like a deck
Perfect, thanks man. I'm planning on jumping around apartments several times in the next couple of years so I just want to do the least amount of damage repair as possible.
for a freestanding structure you might benefit from some diagonal bracing to prevent wobble.
Possibly but this thing is solid. With it anchored to the wall it does not move at all
Yeah youtube does not handle nested comments well... anchoring to the wall prevents any sort of lateral motion. But if it were not anchored, John's freestanding version for example, some diagonal bracing would help bring back some of the rigidity he'll lose by skipping on the wall anchors.
love the scripture
What size wood did you use
What are the dimensions on the stairs?
what is the name of the wooden elbow retaining ??
do you have measurements and such. I don't have tools and would get them precut
+Mercedes Thomas measurements would vary based on your room size
Hey can you give measurements for this?
Can i get the. Measurements of the cabinet thanks
Nice background music
What do you call that kind of bracket?
Sir what do call that metal thing that support the wood?