Our house build Pt 5- brickwork finally done
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- Опубліковано 23 гру 2021
- CC on for subtitles. Christmas is here and the brickwork is almost complete! Just a few blocks here and there.. Last week was sunny and relatively warm so we made the most of it.. In this part of the series we completed the hydro insulation of foundations on which we placed another layer of 5 cm expanded polystyrene, area close to the surface and above the ground level was insulated with 12 cm of xps. Xps was covered with dimpled drainage foil. Bottom of the canal was covered with 0.5cm gravel to create a 0.5% slope on top of which we placed a drainage pipe wrapped in geo-textile. Pipe is then covered with rough gravel. We removed the formwork under the floor slab from Part three video. We continued with brickwork up to the roof level. The contours of the house are now really visible, the roof will be single slope to the south side to maximize the area for the solar panels which I plan to install some day. Next step is to pour some more concrete and place the roof anchors. Wood for the roof and the south side glass wall is in the workshop and we plan to start cutting it to measure next week. Hopefully the next video of the project will be with the roof on:) Depends on the weather though..
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imagine finding someone who protects you as those foundations protected
the author does like to from scratch, shaping and trimming wood from large blocks into fine finished products. ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxD-QRFQz730FJEh4f9BYSf-nkIMIC9hL_ as another reviewer mentioned, most projects require a lot of high-dollar equipment that most of us dont have the room or budget for. But, knowing how to do these things, even if we wont be able to practice the full stack project, is still great.
I have never seen such a labor intensive method of building a home. Y'all sure do things differently 'over there'!
Well you don't have to do it this intensively, in fact 90% of houses aren't while still using same methods. But there is no denying that the extra steps they have taken here will serve them well into the future with no problems at all. Apartment blocks 5 stories high with total of 45 apartments can be built in 3 months incl ground works, all done except interior painting decorating and fit out. It works well.
You see residents of this house will never have to worry about cold bridges, squeaking stairs or floor boards, cracked plasterboard/drywall, mould, airtightness, bad sound insulation (from outside or inside between the rooms or upstairs downstairs transmission), earthquakes, floods etc...
even i can guarantee you that you can easily live up to 100 years in the way this house has been builed Hats off to the worker
I followed until the 5th part. The combination of a great husband and an amazing wife, resulting in a super great building. This building is guaranteed to be able to survive up to seven descendants.
Seems to me more than an Amazing husband and a great wife...
This house will live for ever 🗣🗣🗣🗣
Hopefully at least a few generations😁
Wienerberger should sponsor you with all the exposure you are giving them in foreign countries. As many have pointed amazing build quality. Whish you all a happy 2022!
Yeah I really should start looking for a sponsor or two.. Happy new year! :)
@@lignumchannel Just start sharing your videos with all the material and equipment you are using with the respective companies and request them to sponsor you. I am sure with your kind of viewership and attention to detail they would love to sponsor you. Best of luck!
As a builder, I have no idea what I'm watching. They never cease to amaze in their technique.
:) I guess you are from different part of the globe!
Same here. Those red Blocks seem thermally conductive and where do the pipes and wires go?
But, it's very interesting to watch. Thanks for the Vid. .. and good luck with the Project.
@@jcurran8860 They are not that conductive, only about 0.15w/mK, when glued with the PU foam glue as in this house, this is the most insulating clay brick there is. Over the whole of it goes a layer of styrofoam blocks for insulation anyway. Pipes and wires go inside channels that are made in the bricks when it's time for that, then the walls are plastered. Sometimes people don't plaster the bricks and use metal profiles to screw drywall over instead, to save time, this also makes changing installations easier.
Mann I watched every one of these videos in 1 day. I enjoyed them so much. Then when I got up to do something I paused it so I wouldn’t miss any.😊
wow... the detail at 1:53 - that's the first time I ever saw anyone perform the hydro insulation with that level of attention to detail. AWESOME
Glad you approve! :) Thank you
Always happy to see another episode (progress report). Very intriguing build and exciting to see. Amazed at the attention to detail in waterproofing. Hope it, and the world, lasts for centuries.
Glad you enjoy it! I hope it will hold for as much as possible.. I also hope whoever will demolish it in a few hundred years will curse me for how much rebar is in it hehe ;)
Подскажите пожалуйста это дом или гараз цех ?
Yes, waterproofing caught my attention too! Amazing work!
Everything is Mercedes Quality .God Bless U :). Greetings from Slovakia .
Good morning 🌅
Svaka cast, odlican posao!!!! Sve najbolje u Novoj!
Hvala Sandro! Također sve najbolje!🙂
I'm absolutely fascinated watching the progress on this. Your attention to detail is commendable and makes it obvious you are building a home you expect to have for a long time.
Thank you Scott! Hopefully this house will be there for a couple of centuries at least..
The best done I HAVE EVER SEEN 💯❌💯👍👍👍⚘⚘⚘ FR0M SA✋
Ростет как ребёнок с хорошей бригадой!!! Молодцы!!!
Amazing. I love your work
My goodness. I’ve been raised in construction in north Texas, and this is mind boggling. The concrete/mason work would cost more than a good new house in my area. I’ve built, worked in, and managed the construction of hundreds of homes from starter houses to multimillion dollar ‘mansions’ and never seen structural work like this. Just looks excessive to me.
Its the exact opposite for us. For majority of people who live in Europe or Asia we get surprised at your wooden houses.
The way this is built is almost standard practice in large parts of Europe. There are a lot of smaller and bigger differences to adapt to national regulations and locally available resources, but the basic way of construction is seen all over the continent. Wooden stick frame houses are very rare here (at least in the Netherlands). This house is built very thoroughly through and through and probably exceeds base regulations on some areas. The brick and mortar/ concrete construction combined with the insulation provides a very stable and energy efficient building envelope.
Thank you for sharing another video of the progression of the house. Really enjoy seeing it come together. Until next time I wish you all a very Merry Christmas!
Thank you for watching! I'm glad you enjoyed it. I wish a merry Christmas to you too and a happy 2022!
Ooh cool! Really taking a definite shape now! Nice to see such great progress being made!
Yeah, It almost looks like a house now:) Thank you for watching!
what an amazing series, if i may request could you please also put explanation in you subtitles section, so we can understand more about the materials you use or the decision you make along the way while building the house
this is so insightful, thank you
Great to see the project advancing. Happy holidays 🌟🎄
Thank you Peter! Merry Christmas and a happy new year!
yay, well done for getting this far (but I can't help but say I was really waiting for the wood and glass 😁).
Fingers crossed for a mild winter and a nice sunny spring!
Thank you very much Sheldon! Wood is coming soon!:)
The quality of the building is unparalleled, look forward to the moment it is completed.
Thank you D J!:) Happy new year!
@@lignumchannel Happy New Year 2022
I'm a little late watching this update. Fantastic progress. When this is over please share the drawings from the plans. I was happy to see the foreman hard at work. I feel very confident of the results with her on the job. 🙂
I like this video so much
Can't wait for next episode!
Everything works like a well-tuned Swiss watch, even the shapely girls in the workshop. Of course, the time shown by the clock belongs to another planet. First we throw the concrete suit, ie columns, beams and slab together and then the masonry. In fact, the columns should form a sand-foundation as deep as possible in the soil and not in the air.
wouldn't it be something if we worked as fast as in the video:)
a masterpiece of technology and attention to detail
thanks for the music, very relaxing
Thank you Ruf!
You are a crazy perfectionist, as Always. I love that. 👍👏🏾👏🏾
Thank you very much Atik!:)
very impressive work wow greetings from the netherlands
Am just amazed by the quality of the house... I wish the same for myself in the Gambia, Africa.
Thank you for sharing, i have learned a lot to be used in my future house and i will video the process and share it with you.
#Qualityhouse
Looking so good! Best wishes for 2022
:D Thank you very much Ellie! I wish you all the best in the new 2022!
Good
Nice prt6
Just some comments mainly for fun:
- Wrapping the drainage pipe with geotextile looks like overkill (as the layer around the rough gravel should keep any sand or dirt from entering the trench space) but better to be safe than sorry! (Or is there some reason... like your local building code?)
- The attention to detail when applying the bitumen membrane deserves an award (the Adrian Monk award).
- The size and amount of rebar required for your seismic zone doesn´t cease to amaze me.
Great video. Glad you are making good progress! Looking forward to the woody parts.
The geotextile is probably not code however you can add it for extra safety to the pipe as the dirt can rub against it and cause a hole to appear which would result in mud building up inside the pipe
aint no such thing as overkill! :D
Yeah I thought about the drainage a lot and how to do it. Few people said it would be better to wrap the pipe just to be safe. Rough gravel I got was not as clean as I expected , we had to additionally wash it so I think wrapping the pipe was a good choice after all. As for the bitumen membrane, I just hope it is as good as much as it costs :) And yeah, amount of rebar amazes even the local people.. The code changed after last earthquakes and is quite strict..
Always, always wrap your drainage pipe. It's been commercial SOP for many decades in SoCal, yet more recently for light/SFR residential but people still avoid it on occasion on single homes or cheaper tracts until somewhat recently. And engineers have indeed gone wild with rebar in our earthquake zone these past few decades.
Regional differences: We go dimples out on the drain board, with filter fabric over that, but you could place a swimming pool there with that bitumen, and not have any worries.
Lignum, I subscribe to about 50 channels on UA-cam, about half of which are construction and woodworking, and I look forward to your postings more than any other channel. Nice work, and Happy Holidays to you and yours.
@@lignumchannel how come you didn't use TPO insulation? It seams much more easier. And as for drainage there is nothing wrong with overkill if you want to pay.
Just one thing i learned from all youtube videos is to better have some drainage away from foundation. Even with that kind of insulation there shouldn't be a problem
Ta ficando linda a construção da sua casa. Parabéns meu amigo!
Thank you very much! :)
Merry Christmas
Same to you!:)
I congratulate you on the detail you dedicate to waterproofing and insulating the foundations. This way you avoid many problems in the future.
Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to you and your family!
Yep, better to be safe than sorry.. Thank you! Merry Christmas and a happy new year to you too! :)
Nice! Seems to be a slanted roof design. Considering the track history of your build quality, that house is going to be phenomenal. Cheers!
Towards the end i realised too that we'll probably soon see some fantastic glulam beams being made and installed. Thrilled!
With about a 1 in 4 roof pitch! What a spectacular house. What do your neighbors (with somewhat smaller to much smaller houses) think about this project in their midst?
@Breno I know it will be different than what people usually do.. I know they will like it or hate it, hopefully more will be on the positive side..
@Leffe192 Yup, very soon! We are still deciding on the color though (when I say we I mean fiancee ;)
@Steve Johnson, the house is not that much bigger than surrounding houses, much of them have more nett square meters. Hopefully the roof will visually press it down and we still have to put half of meter of gravel and soil around it. I don't know, everybody is positive as far as we know.. We will see what people will talk when it's finished..
I so happy when your video come. Thanks and see you to the next video
Thank you temyra!
Its going to be a beautiful house,wife operates that crane very well. Hope your year was a great one,and a better 2022
Thank you very much Robert! I will forward the compliments!:) I wish a great 2022 to you too! for some reason even years are always better than odd ones.. Hopefully this one will be too!
fantastic.
Thank you! :)
Roof's next. Finally some woodworking again ;-). Hope you're able have a nice building break over the holidays!
As it looks now, they will be a working holidays.. But I don't mind:) Yep, wood is in the workshop and waits;)
Bom trabalho, a partir do Brasil.
Its getting more and more interesting
Glad to hear it!:) I was afraid people will get more and more bored with the project..
LIGNIFICENT
Happy Christmas.
Keep 'er lit Bro!
Thank you Ivan! Merry Christmas to you too! And a happy new year!
Wow, I've never seen that much work going into insulating and water-proofing a foundation. Very interesting.
I'm starting to think it's a bit too much.. there were really rainy past few weeks and I've never seen a puddle on the bottom of the trench around the house. but it's better to be safe than sorry.. :)
@@lignumchannel Agree! Dry 'feet' better than wet...! 😉 Great work all over!
Sretan Božić, sused.
Hvala, sretan Božić! I sretna 2022! :)
Great going man, I know you must be fresh after the holidays, please finish your house because after this you need to move to US to help me with my house ;)
Ух, ты! Трапецивидная часть стены интригует. Не терпится увидеть конструктив.
Yeah I cant wait to see it in real too. It looks good on paper but you never know until you see it in reality. :)
When will be part 6…can’t wait anymore.
Ciao devo farvi tanti complimenti per come avete isolato pavimento e fondamenta , veramente un lavoro bellissimo vi seguirò con molto interesse. Auguri a tutti voi di buona continuazione per il 2022, saluti dal ALTO ADIGE DOLOMITI
I like to make small jokes.. but, there is no one in construction who cannot appreciate the QUALITY of your work (both wood and masonry) ... when finished make us americans happy with the costs and hours.. no bank would finance a mortgage of 30 years for a 1,000 year house
I’m glad you had some sunny days so you could make so much progress. Do I understand correctly that the entire south wall will be glass? That sounds like it’s going to be lovely. I know everyone is chomping at the bit to see you start with the wood parts, (as could be expected), but I’ve also been finding all of it very interesting so far. I can only imagine how exciting this must be for you two, not only getting your custom home, but the satisfaction you’ll have in knowing that you actually did the work, too. I hope you and your families have a safe, healthy, and happy holiday season and beyond.
Yep, the last week was beautiful, very cold though.. Cant wait for the spring. Yes the south side will be wooden frame with glass, still have to work out the details of it. Most importantly the wood arrived to the workshop few days ago.. Yes it really it satisfying, we even started thinking about the next one hehe ;) Thank you for the wishes, I wish you have a merry Christmas and a happy new 2022:)
Svaka cast!
Hvala Krampus! :)
@@lignumchannel Sretan Božić i sve najbolje Grga! :)
I am kind of amazed that those bricks have a stable connection with just foam. Though, I am still a bit skeptical on the long term durability...
A good brickie would have finished that in half the time. I have never seen such a commotion going through for a base and build. What a weird building.
I never see bricks bonded together just using spray foam lol
@@spyko7z It's not just spray foam - it's an actual adhesive. It's apparently very common in Europe and Australia. I've been following a company called FBR that has a block laying machine called the Hadrian X, and when i first saw it just stacking blocks with a bit of glue on them, i thought it was insane. But it's apparently just as strong as mortar.
@@justavian i'm from Italy and i never see something like that, we use cement :D
Strength or durability of this system is not questionable. Much stronger and more durable than mortar. This is not ordinary foam but a glue made by the company that makes the blocks, much more expensive too, one can is close to 25$ and is used for 5m2 of wall
(it comes with the blocks, this is the price if bought separately). Ordinary foam is closer to 5 or 6 $. Another advantage to mortar is that there is not so much thermal bridges. @Tom Kerr No brickie could rival this system with ordinary brick and mortar or blocks and mortar in terms of speed, just preparing the mortar would eat half of your time or you need another person to do it, not to mention cleaning afterwards. There is so much fuss on the first row because it needs to be perfectly flat, blocks are cnc planed to exact thickness of 250mm and have to lay perfectly flat on top of each other to transfer load to the base. If the first row is perfect, the whole wall will be too.
Waiting for part6😍
Yep, I'm forcing myself to start editing it right now as I'm replying to your comment:)
When will be PART 6….I can’t WAIT anymore….
From the US - Everything is so different in terms of materials (appearance-wise) and processes but ultimately the same. Different “paths” to achieve the same results. Impressive build and fun to watch because of the differences. Merry Christmas!
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it is a real jawdropper isn't it ?? reminds me of the "flak tower" in Vienna..care to guess the per square foot cost ??
@psidvicious Thank you for watching! Yep, same but different, but still the same ;) Merry Christmas to you too! :)
@Stephen Mortimer Yep, perfect for the gun you mentioned in the other video! :) The cost is yet to be seen.. I don't know yet, hopefully it will be inside the budget..
@@lignumchannel you have a "budget" ?? (I assumed it was funded by the EU)
Sve pohvale za kvalitet izgradnje.. Jedino sam skeptičan oko zadnja sa tom pjenom 😏
СМОТРЕТЬ ОДНО УДОВОЛЬСТВИЕ👍👍👍💕💕
That is a very different method of building a house than I'm used to.
Quite common in these parts.. :)
Super travail ! En France pour ce qui est fait en fondation on dirais (bretelles et ceinture )😁
I love the build cant wait to get through the rest of the vids.
Quick question, what is the stuff you used between red clay blocks when stacking them up? It looks like expanding foam?
Thanks
I assume this is how homes are built wherever this is. I've never seen this technique before.
It's Croatia. This is a bit overkill (and incredibly high quality), but the process is very similar all around south-eastern Europe.
@@nrnccrdn thanks for the info. I'm use to poorly built stick frame 😀
This home will last generation. A stick home, not 👍
@Nick Carney as the guys said, It is in Croatia:)
Thank you. I've haven't heard Mozart's Flute & Harp concerto in such a long time. Did you know that he really, really disliked both those instruments? However, it's utterly charming. As for the house, I cannot wait for the laminated wood features & furniture. Merry Christmas and a better New Year to you and yours.
Thank you Nicole for watching! I didn't know that, I have this one for quite some time waiting for a fitting video of appropriate length and this one finally came.. Yeah I cant wait for some smaller projects too, this one is quite draining.. Happy new year and Merry Christmas to you too! :)
Love to see the dedication and finesses in the work of you all. The membrane work puzzles me, why? Croatia isn’t below sea level, lot’s of snow?. We use also drain with wrapping, named “cocos drain”. You also will use a sand trap I guess. These building blocks will insulate, but what about these concrete columns? Will there be an additional outside slab/covering?
Looking forward to the woodwork. Regarding the solar panels; taking into account your level of detail work, I would expect an integrated PV-roof, no additional roofing necessary. Be aware to leave space for ventilation to drain the heat. Take care of solid safe connections, then an in-roof PV-system is safe and looks fabulous. A whole roof covered in PV will give you lots of energy to use for heating and power. In any case you will enjoy living in this quality product of your labor.
Thank you very much Gertjan! We build for probable events of earthquakes, heavy rains, snow wind etc.. Drainage is for heavy rain that happens once every decade or so.. House will be covered in 15 cm of expanded polystirene and ventilated wooden facade. The roof will be industrial corrugated tin, unfortunately solar panels are outside of my budget at this time but I will make preparations for it so I can easily install them later on.. It would be awesome though if it would be integrated..
@@lignumchannel what thickness of steel rebar is used in this columns ? thanks
Muy buena construcción.pareciese todo sobredimensionado,cimiento, aislación, hierros.tranqulamente con el 50% de todo seria igual
Good👍👍🙏🇮🇩
To this day, whenever I see that intro, I have this burning hope, that one day, just that one faithful time, it's gonna say LIGMA
:D Maybe just maybe It will hehe..
That’s a lot of concrete for someone who works with wood. Will the roof structure be gluelam?
That’s what I was thinking too. It looks like that front area will be a multi-story open space....I’m thinking some large gluelam beams to span that.
Yes, the roof and the south wall will be glulam, I will try to incorporate a lot of wood for an interior, ceilings, stairs etc..
I watch your video at 0.25x speed . I want to enjoy totally the moments
Thank you very much Nguyen! Happy new 2022!:)
i noticed that you are not using horizontal rebar in brickwork. most of the drawings contains horizontal rebars for 3 brick. Great work !!!
This is WONDERFUL workmanship and design, but one question I have is did the build consider for Central Air to be installed in your home? Where I’m from it rare to have a house without.
Yeah up. 👍👍👍
Thank you Lone Wolf! :)
Svaka čast majstore! Dugo sam tražio nekoga tko razmišlja tako prilikom gradnje i još kad je sve odlično prikazano, gdje ćeš boljeg kanala. Hvala puno na trudu i vremenu.
1. Kakav je sastav tla, da li je slabo propusno kao npr. ilovača, glina...?
2. Na kojoj dubini počinju temeljne trake i da li je na istoj dubini postavljena drenažna cijev?
3. Gdje će se spojiti drenažne cijevi, upojni bunar ili...?
Hvala Vedrane! Tlo je slabo propusno premda kad got su bile velike kiše, nisam vidio da se nakuplja voda na dnu rova.. Tako da mislim da sam kopao tik do sloja šljunka.. dubina temelja ce biti na cca 95 do 100 cm kad se završi okolni teren i na toj dubini je i drenažna cijev. Još je također sloj nabijenog šljunka ispod temelja od cca 30cm. Još nisam siguran za cijevi. Mislim da ću od upojnog bunara spojiti preljev do slivnih voda u susjednoj ulici ali samo ako će biti potrebno, dosta je daleko za kopat..
@@lignumchannel hvala na odgovoru. Čekamo novi video. Sretno dalje 💪💪
One doesn’t experience self-transcendence, the illusion of self only dissipates-🎈
На это можно смотреть вечно!
Ako si gotov s hidroizolacijom može mi vratit roler?
:P
Ahaha, treba mi jos za detailing oko vrata.. :D
I admire what you are doing, but one question, is a corner joint with interlocking bricks not stronger than the method you are using, or is that only something that can be achieved with what i would call conventional brick/block work. Its not a criticism but a question borne out of curiosity. i t looks fabulous either way.
Will you also have some sort of water reclamation system? I ask due to the GeoTex wrapped drain pipe, since it will act as a pre-filter.
Not sure yet, main goal is to put it into livable conditions so I can move in.. Then the fun starts. :D
When will the 6th part come? By the way, do you live in Germany? If so, what region?
Nice building, love it✌🏻
So there is only about 5 channels that I bother to go full screen on and you're one of them. Thanks for taking the time to document your work, it's always a pleasure to watch.
That tidy little self erecting tower crane wouldn't happen to be a Benedini B618 would it?:-) And if it was, you wouldn't happen to have an operators manual for it would you? If it is and you do I would love to chat.
Thanks.
Thank you very much @JakeRosenfeldconst! It is a real compliment! This is a benedini b18 and I have the manual! It is on Italian though but if you need it I will find some time to scan it.
Još koji tjedan i lagano tulum useljenja :)
Uhuhu, kamo sreće ;)
Pray tell, @0:14 in the lower-left of the shot there is a structure separated a few metres from your house - what am I looking at there? Lovely progress, have a good Christmas! Excellent video as usual, thank you for sharing.
It looks like an outbuilding that will be connected to the main home by a carport roof. Just a guess though.
Well @Ken_the_Bigfoot got it right 100%. Thank you For watching ! :) Merry Christmas!
The build process is fascinating though unfamiliar. I like the idea of a large “thermal mass” to regulate the temperature inside the house. What is the average annual low and high temperatures in this area?
Yes, I wonder how it will work too.. Average temperatures are from -0.2 °c to 20°c. Minimums are rarely going below -15°c and max +35°c
Mai bine casă parter, dacă cu etaj. Compozitor, muzician sunt și eu, dar costul la energie va fi mare la casele mari
I have been following your build for the last few months, and I absolutely love your formwork! So neat and precise!
Was that Polyurethane Construction Adhesive being used to mortar the clay blocks though? I have never seen such a method where I'm from.
If yes, is it as strong as traditional cement based mortar?
Greetings from Guyana, South America. 🇬🇾
The adhesive is called Poroterm Dryfix, it is a system produced by the brick manufacturer Winerberger. However you need the special type of bricks for it. It is not only faster and easier, but it reduced the thermal bridges you get with traditional mortar. It is getting more common here in easter Europe as well.
@@radoslavtomov9121
Ahhh.
Thank you. 🙂
😁thank you Radoslav, I wouldn't said it better myself!
I don't know if you explained this before...why brick and not concrete block? Merry Christmas to you and your family.
These blocks have much better thermal properties than concrete blocks. Building with foam instead of mortar is much much faster, also much less messy than with mortar. Merry Christmas to you too Juliet, and a happy new 2022!:)
عمل جيد
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I must have missed where you posted this -- what exactly are those blocks you are using? And thanks, great video, as always.
these are called porotherm blocks
Just as @ddino said. :) Thank you for Watching Howard! Glad you like the video!
Please upload it's next part
I'm starting editing it in a few moments:)
How much did it cost to do this project yourself?
Hello. How long did it take you to build a house from start to finish?
Hey can you tell me which camera are you using while filming ? Thank you sm
Kako teku radovi na kući, kad je 6.video?😃
Koja ti je bruto kvadratura?
Curious as to what heating and cooling solutions you plan on installing. Radiant?
Watch future videos
Plan is to use heath pump in combination with floor heating and a couple of floor ventiloconvectors. Also the south side will be mostly glass and with dark floor and that big concrete wall, hopefully they will soak up the sun heath during the winter.