24 x 24 Simple Cabin Plans - Ep.36
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- Опубліковано 9 кві 2018
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Thank you.
How many square ft
@@sheilahtipton6729 Just under 600
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Dude it so cool of you to show the plans, we all know they were not free! I just found your channel. I'm going to go back and look at all your content. Thanks for this!
Thanks for stopping by Pete :)
Lots of luck young man! Stay with the plan and don't become discouraged!
This plan looks great I just love the idea of a wrap around porch deck what a cute cabin
Thanks, the wrap around deck will really add to it we think :)
Definitely will using these plans Thanks Sharing Guys Getting back to country soon! ❤️🙂💯 you guys had sure turned out nicely, but you guys worked so hard Sam is going to love ya extra for wonderful childhood!
Our cabin that Danny designed is similar to your tiny home plans. Great design. Our cabin has a porch on 2 sides and a fireplace in one end. Looking forward to watching you build it.
Oh nice! And thanks, we love it! And love the porches :) We are going to have a Wood Cookstove for heating and cooking, etc.
Love the wrap around deck, and a clothes line under the veranda would be great, even in the rain dry clothes
Darlene Smith What a great idea! You're thinking girl!
Yes!
Look forward to watching videos as you progress through this project and maybe even learning a thing or two! Hope all is well.
All good! Thanks :)
looking forward to watching you set up your new home.
Thanks! Glad to have you come along with us!
LoL, I am building a Tiny Camper! Love the Tiny Home Idea. Best video yet guys. Can't wait to see it get going!.
That's awesome! And thanks! We can't wait to get it started!
A covered wrap around deck is great for future expansions just keep in mind what they will be . I will give you a few tips . Wire the house to the plan all the wires will end up in the same place any way at a breaker box it will not matter how it will be feed you have all the opps solar wind gen or grid ,I split mine with heavy loads like my kitchen counter on a circuit that runs on the gen and my lights and xplore net and sat off the solar you wont need a big solar set up that way. The problem with a wrap around deck is you lose natural light so think about sky lights or light tubes .Also when you frame in your windows make sure the header height is to door specs so if you add on an later just pull the window and put in a door. Just some lessons I learned the hard way.
Thanks for the tips :)
Great tips!
Hi , I built my shop about 30 years ago and it is 24x32 which I found out at the time was the most efficient use of material with minimal waste.Rather that go with a 10' wall which required using 2x6s for the walls, I went with an 8' wall, 4/12 24' scissor trusses which gave me about an extra 18'' of height in the center so that I would have lots of room to swing 4x8 sheets of material to go into my table saw which was set just off of center of the shop without worrying about taking out overhead lights etc. A few of my friends have told me that that it would making a nice cabin. I've thought about it over the years and it would with a few cosmetic changes make a dandy cabin on a secluded acreage. Its just the right size to have the bedroom/bath on one side of the bldg and the kitchen/dining/ living room on the other. Lots of possibilities. Maybe I will get ambitious and knock one together.Good luck with your build.
Awesome, thanks for sharing.
What you described sounds perfect for a cabin. My nephew did that to a shop approx. the same size. One large room with a kitchenette and walled in bathroom/shower. It has a Steakhouse look for the interior. Turned out beautiful !
Love that it has a complete rap around deck.
The wrap around deck will be great.. I love old farm house's that have the covered porches on one or more sides, they just look so homey and peaceful. I guess they built them that way because back then they spent more time on the porches because of no air conditioning and there were no computer's and laptops to keep you sitting inside at a desk.. LOL Our house I had built about 30 years ago has 3000 sq feet heated & cooled area with small deck on the front and a 12x28' deck on the back. If I had it to do over, it would have deck/porch on three or four sides, probably covered.
We really like the look of those old farm houses like that too.
Wow it’s look awesome can’t wait to see it when you’re done congratulations you’re on your way😊👍
Thanks! Can't wait to make it a reality!
Looks great, so excited for you all.
Thanks! Can't wait!
Thank you so much for sharing this. I had been looking for affordable cabin plans for a long time.
I’ve been studying cabins for a long time I think this is about an optimum size, with a good layout and potential to expand as needed
What a cozy cabin. Had to laugh at the palm trees in the drawing. Hoping they show how to really insulate it for Canada
lol, I will be making some modifications as we go ;)
Hopefully your building where it doesn't snow. What is the snow load rating for the deck roofs. Keeping that pitch you may have to increase the rafter size.
Love the design! It looks great! Good luck and god bless!
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Looks awesome! Looking forward to watching the build!
Thanks! We can't wait!
Looks like it will be beautiful!
Thanks, we can't wait to build it :)
Happy to find your channel!
Glad to have you here:)
Thanks for this, I’m clearing our spot tomorrow finally to dig 2’x2’ pads for concrete. We are only putting them every 8’ so I’ll have 25 to dig thankfully it’s soft soil that’s why I want so many piers. Subbed
Thanks for stopping by and good luck with your build!
Thanks for sharing, good luck building your own cabin. 👍
Thanks Ben. You too if you are thinking about doing the same.
Wow it's super cool and cute. Looks great!! Can't wait to see it built
Thanks, we ended up not using these plans and just built it as we went out of our heads :)
@@MBFModernHomesteading winging it is a good solution. Sometimes thing don't go as planned, but turn out right anyways :)
Brings me back to when we built our camp, where we are living now. Lots of hard work ahead and lots of fun too!!!
Getting close to moving in to er now :)
Wow! What a cute house!
Thanks!
Great video looking forward to seeing all ur videos eventually lol
Awsome i love to watch your Tiny Home go up 😀👍💕💛🔥🔥🔥💯✔
Thanks! We can't wait!
That's a awesome design.
Thanks! We are looking forward to building it!
We are drawing our plans and it is very time consuming. Would have done this route but it would require a lot of customising. Great info. Thanks!
To be honest, I think we have customized ourselves right out of this plan now too!
Cool. Glad UA-cam recommended your video. Subscribed.
Glad to have you here :)
Cool I like that .Wish we would have put a wrap around porch on ours.........John & Sharon
The wrap around deck really adds to it eh, can't wait to get started on it!
Love the design of your home good luck
We actually didn’t end up using this design and did our own out of our head as we went :)
I like the 24' x24' size best. Just waiting for it to get underway. One of my sons is looking for property to build on. I've been told that I could have a trailer or tiny home of my own for longer visits. Will definitely check out the web sight!
That's awesome! :)
As a second home this is quite nice at ~ 600 square feet. As a hunting and fishing cabin or as a bugout structure, its pretty big.
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Looks good man, coming right along
Thanks!
Thank you for making this video!
Good lay out the gravity feed hot water from the kitchen queen stove resovoir should work great .The only thing to think about is your future pantry access door.
Right, will do.
New to yer channel... Thought i would start with the plans for the build... this looks like a great build plan to use and obviously you guys put a lot of thought into what parts you will and won't be using... can't wait to watch the build videos
We actually never ended up using this plan but did build a 24x24 pretty much out of our heads haha.
@@MBFModernHomesteading I'll be sure to note that when i watch through all the videos :) always better to use yer own ideas anyway when it's an option... can't wait to watch the build videos later
Thanks for the information.
Nice review of the plans. Thank-you!
That cabin is going to be awesome. New sub from Living Simple Homestead and OutDoors I believe
Happy to have you here.
Looks Like A Practical Little Cabin......Best Wishes From Vermont............
Thanks, we are actually extending it to 24x40 now.
A Nice Compact Cabin..........
Ordered the blueprints going to build soon!
Awesome, best of luck!
Nice. Have you watched The Boss of the Swamp? He has an offgrid cabin and has lots of good ideas on refrigeration and how to insulate your floor to make it rodent proof. He lives in Northern New Hampshire I do believe. Good luck on your project.
Yes I watch him all the time, we just did a video about some stuff he sent us a couple videos ago! Thanks!
Love the boss of the swamp I made a built in ice box after his design
Southern NH.
This is nice size summer cabin even better if you put loft in it.
That’s perfect size I like it ...I got a piece of property in North Georgia only 4 acres I’m gonna have to look into this😎👍
Right on.
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Very cool guys!!!
Thanks!
I'm building a 24x24. There'll be 12' wrap around verandas when we're done. Just right for the 2 of us.
Wingin it all the way.
Awesome, thats what we did too - winged it all the way, haha, never ended up using this plan.
Looks great
Thanks!
Thanks for the video
You're welcome.
good news, looking forward to your build.
Thanks, we are excited to get started with it!
Thank you!
Built a couple of those for camps out in the marshes of Louisiana. But I used my blue prints or drawings. Have one right now that I want to build. 3 bed rooms - 3 baths, 20 x 18 dinning room, 20 x18 kitchen huge family room -- no halls.
Right on, I never ended up going off this print, just built mine out of my head for the most part.
Mapleberry Farm - Off Grid Living LOL when I built the first camp had some teenagers helping out. my plans were rolled up in the bow of the boat. One of the teens asked "so do you know what you are doing or making it along the way?" I told him the plans were in my head. Always had a certain nack even as a kid. if I could draw it I could build it and vice versa. When I was about 14 my brother who was 9 years older dropped off a wooden boat and said "fix it". I wrestled with that boat for about two weeks that summer. when I finished it looked brand new.
haha, awesome.
Cool video bro
If dry roast and a wet blanket had a baby, it would be this guy.
lol thanks.
Really like this set up, the wife made me promise in exchange for permission to build our place on our new property that she gets a wrap around porch. Your blue print fits the bill with that and is simple enough I think I could still handle it myself. I think I will be ordering that same or similar blueprint. Have you by any chance done a breakdown ESTIMATE of cost of materials??? I figured now that you have the parts list you could get a general idea of how much it is going to run you for the materials on that list. I know prices will range, but wondering if I would be surprised by the cost with out labor. Thanks.
This is an extremely rough cost, but my estimate is $40,000.
Appreciate that. Thank you
What is your budget for your house? I love the looks of it! Please keep updates coming. This could be something I can do in Missouri pretty cheap. I really want to lower the cost of my living expenses. Thanks
Awesome just subbed!! 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Happy to have you here.
Perfect size. I don't get tiny, never will.
nice information, thanks.
You're welcome.
We use a free software called Sketchup. A little learning curve but once you get the hang of it, it is awesome. Our problem is making sure we are following code and changing our minds on the design all of the time. I will post some vids in the future showing what we have drawn. Good luck with yours!
That sounds pretty cool and I think I looked at that program last year if I remember correctly. Will be cool to see what you have drawn up.
I can't wait to see the build
Thanks, we are excited!
So cool
Nice plans :")
Thanks :)
Angie's Pantry ...hi Angie.😊
How exciting.. you are on your way... yeah..
Woooo!
What is the benefit of having steel posts over concrete? Just wondering, what is the longevity of steel posts compared to concrete? Love the plans by the way, you're going to have a lovely home. Can't wait to see it become a reality!
Here is a link to the benefits/comparison of screw piles over concrete www.postechnorthern.ca/screw-pile-vs-concrete/
Thanks! We can't wait to get started on it!
Cool ! Give me ideas !
No need to change electrical plans. It won't use but 15 amps for the whole house. Get a outback 2500 watt inverter 2000 watts of panels and two 80 amp mpt charge controllers and one 3000 amp forklift battery. Then forget about it. I've been off grid for 25 years and learned the hard way and now I never think about it.
Right on.
I owe you a couple bucks for that lol very cool
Fellow Canadian here (Manitoba). The drawing of the house depicts palm trees. Can you grow palm trees in New Brunswick? Haha..just a little fellow Canadian humour.
haha, I wish ;) I was posted to Shilo Manitoba from 2011-2014 :)
@@MBFModernHomesteading oh awesome! Had a buddy eons ago stationed at shilo.
After recently watching a video of your wife discussing your baby losses, it saddened me as we struggled similarly. We have a girl and a boy and everything was picture perfect (except the girl was breach but easily handled). Then, we decided to try for a third...that's when the miscarriages started. We lost 4 in a row, and one was a second trimester loss, which was the hardest thing I ever had to deal with. But we kept trying, and now we have our youngest boy.
I'm not sure if you're still trying or not, or if it's too hard. I understand though.
@@prairiebrewer6630 thanks for sharing, yes we are still trying. It is a tough go for sure.
cool
Just a quick question wouldn't it be better to do the flooring the same way u did the garage we have a small cabin but building our actual home cabin but wanting concrete floor with same plan as urs
We didn't actually end up using this plan and just built our home as we went ' out of our heads' . But you could use any foundation you choose, it would just eliminate the floor plan.
I asked before i did anything yesterday the inspector said it has to be an engineer design if i have a plan for wooden plan lol i would prefer the concrete floor knowing that it would last longer but the plan on line is cheaper than buying in Ontario they are trying to sell me close to $7000 just for a 24×24 vs under $50 online what a scam
@@simplybeautifullandscaping5895 Whatever you prefer. but I would do some more research if it is longevity you are after as concrete doesn't last any longer than screw piles and a wood floor. But again, it all depends on what you want. You can easily find this info on the internet but concrete can break down at 50 years, screw piles are good for 75 years and wood can last a long time in the right conditions as many old buildings are built that way. Again, conditions, etc etc etc come in to play. All the best with yours either way. We will probably do concrete pads on our outbuildings going forward as it is so darn easy to build off :)
But where is the wood-fired hot tub? It's a sure sign that you take your homesteading seriously ;-)
Darn it! We will get on that first thing! ;)
Thanks for a good video am looking into 16x36 cabin. Off the website.
Any idea on cost on your cabin . Just a estimate
This is ideal for a couple maybe 3 people... with loft
Where's the two moose garage? Hehehe... Sorry, just bring silly. Looks like a great looking cabin.
lol, thanks.
Our self made one is a bit bigger but outside looks similar. Easy plans tho.
Ours too, we didn't actually end up using plans.
hi ,i came up with a 25x25 with 2- 5x8 bathrooms , 2- 10x12 bedrooms a 4x7 mudroom , a 12x12 livingroom and a 8x12 kitchen
Cool, good luck.
This looks pretty cool, but where are the washer/dryer hookups? , or dishwasher?
If you wanted to cover your porch with roofing, could you modify your plans to do that?
I am not sure if you could have the actual plans modified but you obviously could just make those changes yourself.
Mapleberry Farm thank you.
ive been winging my second house for 20 years. Wish i bought a blueprint now.
We winged it too, we didn't follow this print haha.
They dont got much on there for a gambrell roof set up... I've been in the construction industry for more then 20 years lol and I believe the gambril set up will be best.
People keep asking where I got the plans for my cabin build. There are no plans. I am building it according to what material I can find lol.
That's awesome lol.
Does this cabin plan include a loft? I either missed it or did not understand when it was explained. Thanks
No loft in this cabin plan Todd.
Was this your first home build? I am looking to do a build using that pier system as well and it will be my first DIY build.
It was my first alone. However i used screw piles instead of piers and didn't follow this plan, as I built mine pretty much out of my head. It was still a 24 x 24 however until I added an extension this year.
i live in nb as well and am debating dragging my mini home on to land or selling it and building something, just curious how much did the materials for the cabin wind up costing you. i spent 5 years in 2 rcr and also want to go off grid ish lol.
Right on, I think it cost us around 40,000 up to what we have done so far, but thats a really rough estimate. Id probably just drag the mini home onto some land if I had one like you though. But then again, I say one thing and do another, haha.
I was with 1RCHA in Shilo until getting posted to Trenton with WTISS.
@@MBFModernHomesteading Right on that's probably what il do, its tempting to sell it and build something tho. If you ever need a hand text 15064404230 im always looking to learn new stuff and have allot of construction experience also i know where you can buy dry fire wood 40$ a cord lol
@@calumcaldwell5025 right on, thanks.
Are those prints copywrited? Looks Iike a stamp but idk
There is a link in the description box as well as a pinned comment that will take you to the site if you are interested in purchasing a copy of these plans or other plans from the site.
What would you say is the total material cost for this cabin?
We gave a break down of the costs of ours here which is a bit bigger at 24x40 but you could probably knock off 1/3 of the price and get an idea. ua-cam.com/video/TQD05U5mNKU/v-deo.html
Does it come with a plumbing plan too
You can click that is pinned to the top of the comment section and it will take you right to the plan page that will give you more details. I never ended up following these plans, I still have them but they are at my trailer that is closed for the season. Hope this helps.
I have pictures of what I want, will they use them and add in what I want for the inside??
Best way to know is to contact them directly, there should be a link posted to the site in the description or pinned to the top of the comments. All the best.
Can we avail the blueprint lay out?
How much did it cost to build this house?
We didn’t end up building this place but a similar style out of our heads as we went, we give a break down of the costs in this video ua-cam.com/video/TQD05U5mNKU/v-deo.html
Ha ha ha. "Phone Jacks". I built new in 1997 and all the phone jacks I installed then are now abandoned. Obsolete.
A real knee slapper eh, lol.
@@MBFModernHomesteading Seriously. I'm an architect, and retired general building contractor, building a cheese press in my shop from a photograph that's more complicated than this. I hope you didn't fork over real cash for this drawing.
@@danialholt4174 these plans are dirt cheap. I built my cabin pretty out of my head knowledge with the help of a couple buddies on some things I was unsure about. Building a cabin like this is super easy and does not require anymore than what they provide unless you have no idea what you are doing whatsoever. They are perfectly adequate to build such a small building. You do not need to put every little thing they say into the build either.
"Do not copy. Copyrighted material"
...well it didn't say you couldn't show the internet via home video, thanks
=P
Pretty sure I pushed a lot of sales for these folks :)
Me and my wife are getting ready to build a cabin, and we're looking at this exact cabin. Do you mind if I get nosey? What did it cost you guys out of pocket to build this cabin? Thanks in advance
Cool, here is a video where we give a break down of what it cost us to build our cabin. Keep in mind though, we didn't end up following these plans but built a similar 24 x 24 cabin until we added on to it, to make it 24x40. ua-cam.com/video/TQD05U5mNKU/v-deo.html
Good luck on you guys Journey me and my wife will be starting our own here real soon
@@zeppelinbrown8347 All the best.
Are these blue prints sealed by an Arquetec?
Hey, you can get all the information you want on the prints here www.easycabindesigns.com/24cawpoplpab.html