CHICKEN COOP / How to / Part 1 - Foundations

In this video I'll show the first step of our new chicken coop build: the concrete foundations. I've no previous experience on using concrete. On the next videos I'll cover the timber frame, walls, roof, insulation and feeding and water systems.
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[@jakeboogey]

You should have placed anchor bolts in the concrete before it dried.

[@Mikhandmaker]

Bien trabajado! Lo mejor es que cuando se mayor la niña dirá, yo ayude a mi aita a construirlo 😉💪🏼

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Gracias! Eso espero 😊

[@cruces36]

Van a tener los pollos mejor casa que yo! Ya hay ganas de la segunda parte!

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Jajaja, no creo! Pero be gustaría que pudiera aguantar unos 20 años 🙏

[@Miguel-hu1pw]

Excelente trabajo. El haber mostrado los detalles tan detenidamente es lo mejor del video y la pintora que ayuda al final invaluable jaja Te felicito¡¡¡ un gran saludo desde Córdoba Argentina

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Gracias Miguel Angel! Tengo dos buenas ayudantes 🥰

[@Panchosoto]

Genial ... saludos desde Chile..

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Gracias Francisco!

[@JaredSniderPhD]

Nice work! How deep did you did the holes for the cement? Looked like they weren’t too deep, which makes sense
it’s not something really heavy like a deck.

[@garvielloken3929]

Nooice!

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Thank you!

[@Shockeclipse]

Do you not need to worry about putting these below the frost line? Is that not a thing in your area?

[@rd-ch1on]

How heavy are the chickens?

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Approximately, a ton each lol. The reason to add concrete foundations is to isolate the timber frame structure from ground and avoid rotten. Also it keeps more stable while terrain moves by climate changes.

[@rd-ch1on]

@@WoodworkingBarcelona I was just teasing. You're doing a proper job. I really enjoy your channel and the work you do. Thank you

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

Thank you very much for your support! 👌

[@theswedishchopsnake]

I would have put framing on leca blocks. But always a god idea to build solid if you want to change what you use the building for 🐔💪

[@user-cl4dn8yt2v]

🇯🇴🇯🇴👊🏻👊🏻💪🏻💪🏻😌😌✨✨

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

👍👍👍

[@user-cl4dn8yt2v]

@@WoodworkingBarcelona ILOVE YOU ❤️🌹♥️

[@sir_vetal]

Что я тут делаю?🤣

[@WoodworkingBarcelona]

🤣🤣🤣

[@Trad6166]

Hmm no rebar and concrete in a square above ground. Seems like it will shift with weather and the concrete without rebar will spilt apart and separate. You did a whole lot for nothing

[@03stage2]

Ridiculously overcomplicated...