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Wish you would speak more.

@@Brian-vz7xe I'm not comfortable with speaking English in the videos, but I'm working on it. Hopefully there will be more talking in future videos.

How do you call those metal structures you built the house on? I trie to find something similar to that but I can’t find them.

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Glad you liked it!

i love mine too

i have one with brushes and i can change the brushes myself.... what i never had to do until now.

It's faster and easier when you don't have to work with plumbing or electrical and venting. You can just bust the project out without caring about windows, bathroom, appliances, kitchen, fireplace or heating, ventilation etc. Greatly reduces the time needed to finish the project if you can deal with having a 'house' that has nothing a real house would have. This here is a cabin or glorified shed.

You can do it

I use metal studs from recycled iron and glue and screws, never nails or the gun for it ofcorse. Much lighter, much stronger and cheaper. ( wood, glue, metal studs .... keeps it tougheter ? YEP, even without screws. I use also wood and metalstuds ans rivets ) My son is a carpenter , he repaird even his compressor with a wooden wheel. High time that all those builders of tiny houses start to think outside the box and that wood is verry expensive where it is not needed. Metal studs are straight, not all wood is or stay's like that after putting it. I build at the moment on a semi trailer and the whole construction is also the whole strong box for the road, not only the chassis. Then one is nothing with a nailgun. Much lighter and much work and a good understanding of what trailers need for safety on the road, that's not always given to carpenters..... :-) This man is a good carpenter, no question about that, and the money and the weight is not his problem, and the trees, they will keep on growing let's hope.....

Happy to help!

That would be awesome :)

Great to hear!

The good thing about overbuilding is that you won't need to replace or repair it as quickly. :) So maybe in the long term we are saving materials by building a heavier house? I don't know, but something to ponder.

Haha yeah..

Thanks. Good luck with your tiny house, I'm sure it turns out great in the end.

@@DieterSchneider Thank you very much. That's very nice of you. I also believe it will be beautiful.

Glad you liked it!

There will be open gaps to this space and this empty space between windproofing and roof works as a ventilation so that no air stands under roof. If there would be any outlets through the roof they must be well insulated throughout this empty space until the roof to prevent any condensation.

wht240sxka you can get wood just like this.. you are not buying the best grade of lumber..

@@ferdonandebull probably buys from home depot

It's 14m2. I have built several :)

It's not plywood, it's chipboard for flooring (22 mm). At the bottom is a woodfiber board with a bitumen layer on the outside. Not mold proof so it need good airflow under.

Windbreak panels

Thanks

@@Trixulf right...sounds good to have...Musebånd...