Coming along nice John. I know your wife is lucky to have a handy man such as yourself. I haven't seen nothing that you can't accomplish or overcome yet. That looks really nice!!
@@TheProCut17 well, I love, love, love the breeze we have in the summer...our front porch is 36 x 12...and the kids are gone now so we don't relly need any more enclosed space...🤷♀🤷♀
Great video!!! I have now watch this video three times. One without sound send time normal and the third in slow with no sound. Ok so I have some question. Who was the person helping you? You are or someone is going to put in installation in the walls? Thank you again for sharing your great videos!!!
@@TheProCut17 I had a feeling that you would be getting hired help on some of your jobs. I kinda knew that you were going to install installation at some point. I just wondered. Again thank you for sharing your great video!!!
Thank you for the video,fantastic. I have a 3 seasons room that is just 4x4's with single pane windows in between them(11 windows total). I just installed a portable AC/heater unit and the thing has to work too hard to keep it climate controlled so I am thinking of going further with this. I was thinking of blacking the windows out with black felt on the inside and then putting a 2x2 in between all the windows.Insulating with R13 all 3 walls and then finishing the inside with a tongue and groove Knotty pine. Do you think that sounds like a good idea or will there be any pitfalls? The ceiling and floor will not be insulated for now anyway but I was thinking the wall construction might make a drastic change?Thanks for any insight!
@@TheProCut17 could I just cover that with plywood? I live at 8500 feet and my house is on piers/pilings. Wind gets pretty serious up here and I'd imagine those flying right out from under it haha
I would love to have this done on my covered desk in NYS to create a year-round living space. What is the estimated cost to do something like this? I Love how you add the stone board to the bottom in the later videos.
I would also hire you John. But you live really far from me. Great job. I use to do a little work of this type but since I had two back operation I don't do it no more I have to pay now. ☹️☹️☹️☹️.
@@sarahrager1894 if you are going to tile you want Hardie backer and it should be thinset down in place and screwed or nailed. then thinset the tile down on top of that.
@@sarahrager1894 if your 5/4 decking is in solid shape you can likely skip the subfloor if your decking is in poor shape and you are replacing it use a 3/4 subfloor of course it wouldn't hurt to add a subfloor over the decking if you wanted
thanks for watching and giving some feedback. any suggestion for a better audio track I might use on the next one. I have a few builds coming up this year.
There is a crawl space underneath, we added R19 batt insulation. You can see this in the other videos , they are all listed in the description. Thanks for watching
Great work & very fun video.
What type of base does that deck have? My deck just has wood pegs. Thinking cinder blocks would be needed.
@@juliestebbins1016 just wood, and I enclosed it. If you look in the description you can find links to all the videos of this build.
I have to admit you are a true craftsman John.
thank you so much
Coming along nice John. I know your wife is lucky to have a handy man such as yourself. I haven't seen nothing that you can't accomplish or overcome yet. That looks really nice!!
thanks Jess you are pretty awesome yourself
After I'm done running this playlist I'll run play all
Awesome...I think I will keep our big front porch for now! What a wonderful idea though!
yeah I would recommend it for a front porch
@@TheProCut17 well, I love, love, love the breeze we have in the summer...our front porch is 36 x 12...and the kids are gone now so we don't relly need any more enclosed space...🤷♀🤷♀
That’s lookin good John! I’m stayin tuned brother! 👍🏻👍🏻😎👍🏻👍🏻
thanks
wow,nice build,cool video
Thanks! been trying to upload my 14400 video for over a day now, UA-cam is killing me. not sure what is wrong
Great footage fam
Thanks 💯
The music and the jerkiness of the speeded up video reminds me of old silent movies. Nice work. 👍😎
Thanks 👍 I did a black & white episode o the last 4 season room build
Hello - Any issues with installing that subfloor directly on the decking? Wont water seep underneath from the deckboards that are still exposed?
Everything is enclosed and weatherproof. Check description for link to all the videos in this series.
@TheProCut17 I'll take a look thanks.
thanks for watching@@seapete131
excellent choice in music
thank you
You can come and make a 4 seasons room for us. Oh wait we have no deck lol. Nice work there John. Love the Charlie Chaplain Music :)
send air fair
Looks nice
don't understand why some of these are doing so much better than others in the series
Tell you what brother. You are good with wood. I’m fecking useless! Thanks for... as always 🙏🏻
AWE come on, You can do it! lol
you know I got your back brother
The ProCut you would have to have it lol
Great video!!! I have now watch this video three times. One without sound send time normal and the third in slow with no sound. Ok so I have some question. Who was the person helping you? You are or someone is going to put in installation in the walls? Thank you again for sharing your great videos!!!
hired a helper for the day
of course I will insulate the walls
@@TheProCut17 I had a feeling that you would be getting hired help on some of your jobs. I kinda knew that you were going to install installation at some point. I just wondered. Again thank you for sharing your great video!!!
The room will have heat and air too just like the last one
What if the deck hangs past the wall by about a foot? I’m trying to figure out what to do with that extra bit of decking. Would you flash it?
Thank you for the video,fantastic. I have a 3 seasons room that is just 4x4's with single pane windows in between them(11 windows total). I just installed a portable AC/heater unit and the thing has to work too hard to keep it climate controlled so I am thinking of going further with this. I was thinking of blacking the windows out with black felt on the inside and then putting a 2x2 in between all the windows.Insulating with R13 all 3 walls and then finishing the inside with a tongue and groove Knotty pine. Do you think that sounds like a good idea or will there be any pitfalls? The ceiling and floor will not be insulated for now anyway but I was thinking the wall construction might make a drastic change?Thanks for any insight!
insulating the ceiling would make the biggest difference
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How would you recommend insulating the floor in this instance
we added insulation batts to the under side of the porch.
skip to 1:33 on this video ua-cam.com/video/9qd6PrH-zdM/v-deo.html
@@TheProCut17 awesome! Thank you sincerely.
@@TheProCut17 could I just cover that with plywood? I live at 8500 feet and my house is on piers/pilings. Wind gets pretty serious up here and I'd imagine those flying right out from under it haha
@@xLUGUBRIOUSx this one is enclose, if yours is going to stay open, insulate it the put up plywood for sure to hold it all in
Doubled your views since September 👍
a proven performer
I would love to have this done on my covered desk in NYS to create a year-round living space. What is the estimated cost to do something like this? I Love how you add the stone board to the bottom in the later videos.
materials and labor $15k-25k depending on size and finishes check out the OG4 build on my channel too
I would also hire you John. But you live really far from me. Great job. I use to do a little work of this type but since I had two back operation I don't do it no more I have to pay now. ☹️☹️☹️☹️.
I understand, you're still the man in my book
@@TheProCut17 I'm a old man. 🤣😂🤣😂🤣You rock John
Do you have to put the subfloor before framing or can you put it after?
Either way will work.
@@TheProCut17 thank you for the reply! What subfloor did you use here? We are thinking of putting tile in ours and not sure what we need to use.
@@sarahrager1894 if you are going to tile you want Hardie backer and it should be thinset down in place and screwed or nailed. then thinset the tile down on top of that.
@@TheProCut17 ok so subfloor, thin set, hardie backer, thin set, tile?
@@sarahrager1894 if your 5/4 decking is in solid shape you can likely skip the subfloor
if your decking is in poor shape and you are replacing it use a 3/4 subfloor
of course it wouldn't hurt to add a subfloor over the decking if you wanted
Hey John you can drop by my place and do a time lapse....I would hire ya but you live to far away lol
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I hear that Bob, thanks for stopping by
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You definitely do great work. I will stay tuned to see it when it is finished.
Thank you Bryan!
Hey,ai wanna hire you.😂❤️
Where are you located
Nice job but the music choice is all wrong!!
thanks for watching and giving some feedback. any suggestion for a better audio track I might use on the next one. I have a few builds coming up this year.
decking into six
How did you seal/insulate under the deck?
There is a crawl space underneath, we added R19 batt insulation. You can see this in the other videos , they are all listed in the description. Thanks for watching
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Awesome work John, but the question I have is, does your helper subscribe to your channel?
Thanks for the end screen my friend 👍
yes he did
@@TheProCut17 awesome
Интересная и красивая реконструкция!
Thanks 😊
Hope this is bumping up your watch hours and ad revenue bro.
I'm sure it is
on square footage
you rock
Demolishion
break in down to build it up
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Big thanks
How are you insulating and dealing underneath?
we added insulation batts to the under side of the porch.
skip to 1:33 on this video ua-cam.com/video/9qd6PrH-zdM/v-deo.html