Almost there!!! Picked a move in date yet? Kids are going to go nuts. Parents could too! A warm bath? Only the beginning of making incredible memories in your family home.
Thank you for the inspiration! Your videos have been super helpful and I so love the children helping. What a beautiful house and amazing real life skills to teach the children. Love it.
Looking great, cool ideas.. I like how y'all include the kids. I think at that age all I got to do was hold the flashlight and that didn't always go to well.
I love all the help from the kids! I was admiring the paint color on the pantry when you finished the range hood, looks great! Merry Christmas. Thanks for the update.
Hey you guys. Another beautiful video. I really do LOVE the way you involve your children. Its awesome!! I cannot wait to see your Tadelakt plaster process. Its exciting. Merry Christmas to your Family. Thanks for sharing!!!
Hi, hats off to you to tackle such a huge project by yourselves. Do you mind me asking why are you using NHL5 for everything? Was it recommended to you by someone or...
thanks. for this particular project it was because we had an abundance of it laying around. I don't have any recommendations nor do I suggest you follow our way of doing polished plaster 🤦♀️
@@buildingroots5873 Thanks, it's perfect for bathroom, as it used for watertight or a potential water damage situations or dealing with high exposure to elements (like chimneys). I know it's too late, but in future I'd recommend to use NHL 3.5 for rendering or Stucco as it allows your walls to breathe, will deal with flexibility of your building better(less cracks), while providing sufficient protection from the elements. If you have a surplus of NHL5 and using it for that reason, then I'd suggest to 'dilute' NHL5 by 1/3 with hydrated lime. When it comes to natural homes, the strength is in flexibility. I hope it didn't come across snobby or patronising, just sharing a bit of info and try to share some experience and, as always, recommend to do your own research and testing. My best regards
aww makes sense now, thanks for the helpful tip for any future projects! I was having a really hard time finding valuable information on this one. You didn't come across like that at all :) thanks for the information and for watching our channel!
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Almost there!!! Picked a move in date yet? Kids are going to go nuts. Parents could too! A warm bath? Only the beginning of making incredible memories in your family home.
thanks, getting closer! no move in date, just taking each task one step at a time. we will be in soon enough❤
Great to see the children helping out, awesome..
Thank you for the inspiration! Your videos have been super helpful and I so love the children helping. What a beautiful house and amazing real life skills to teach the children. Love it.
thank you
Looking great, cool ideas.. I like how y'all include the kids. I think at that age all I got to do was hold the flashlight and that didn't always go to well.
I love all the help from the kids! I was admiring the paint color on the pantry when you finished the range hood, looks great! Merry Christmas. Thanks for the update.
Thank.you, Merry Christmas!
Hey you guys. Another beautiful video. I really do LOVE the way you involve your children. Its awesome!! I cannot wait to see your Tadelakt plaster process. Its exciting. Merry Christmas to your Family. Thanks for sharing!!!
Thank you, Merry Christmas!
Great progress can you tell us the steps of creating and what material applying
for the shower walls? if so, I do not recommend our strategy. While it seems to be holding up OK, it was not the proper technique.
Hi, hats off to you to tackle such a huge project by yourselves. Do you mind me asking why are you using NHL5 for everything? Was it recommended to you by someone or...
thanks. for this particular project it was because we had an abundance of it laying around. I don't have any recommendations nor do I suggest you follow our way of doing polished plaster 🤦♀️
@@buildingroots5873 Thanks, it's perfect for bathroom, as it used for watertight or a potential water damage situations or dealing with high exposure to elements (like chimneys). I know it's too late, but in future I'd recommend to use NHL 3.5 for rendering or Stucco as it allows your walls to breathe, will deal with flexibility of your building better(less cracks), while providing sufficient protection from the elements. If you have a surplus of NHL5 and using it for that reason, then I'd suggest to 'dilute' NHL5 by 1/3 with hydrated lime. When it comes to natural homes, the strength is in flexibility. I hope it didn't come across snobby or patronising, just sharing a bit of info and try to share some experience and, as always, recommend to do your own research and testing. My best regards
aww makes sense now, thanks for the helpful tip for any future projects! I was having a really hard time finding valuable information on this one. You didn't come across like that at all :) thanks for the information and for watching our channel!
@@buildingroots5873 will be happy to help in the future. Good luck 🍀