Construction start to finish of a modern ICF mountain cabin.
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Рік томуThis video documents the one-year journey to complete the construction of a modern mountain cabin. As an owner-build, the goal was to create something high-end, unique, maintenance free, and modern, using only the best materials.
To discover more of what's unique about the cabin you can find us on Instagram:
@zenplicitycabin
Also, watch highlight video here: • Zenplicity Cabin
Want to stay here? Find our listings here:
www.vrbo.com/3309360?unitId=3...
www.airbnb.com/rooms/72744274...
Construction materials:
Exterior ICF (insulating concrete forms) walls (12 inches thick)
Black 16"inch wide, 26 gauge, standing seam metal roofing and front wall.
trex decking
Feeney cable rails
Stained concrete slab with variegation and mottling
Stem wall foundation/gravel backfill
Fiber cement siding
Zip wall system
Low E double paned windows
Interior wood frame
Special features:
Eco-Luxe
Architect Designed (Modern exterior, minimalist interior)
Diakin 18,000 Btu 17-seer ducted mini
split heat pump with 8 kw heat
strips. Unit is ducted so there are no hanging wall units.
Propane powered Navian tankless water heater (NPE-210A2) with a recirculating pump (Instant hot water)
Passive solar design
Smart home technology
Modern black stainless steel appliances
Trimless recessed lights
Floating vanities
Built-in Electric Fireplace
Modern Tile
Triple Bunk
For questions, you can contact me at johnwolson79@gmail.com
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@angeloc700 Рік тому
That’s a nice robust build and I hope you and your family enjoy it for generations to come! Can’t wait for the cost breakdown video. I bought land on a slope in VT and am planning on building something similar. Cheers!
@pierre.a.larsen Рік тому
The cabin looks great and solid. It will last a long time! The outside terrace in the back is amazing.
@johnwolson Рік тому
Yes, we love the terrace.
@SternDrive Рік тому
i am wondering if the floor will shift and sink in the middle. This gravel will settle, so what will happen to the floor?
@annaschmanna1 Рік тому
Very interesting to watch your house build. We just finished almost same build but ours is a 2 storey 8 inch ICF in a small town in Canada. Thank you for sharing.
@wayphun72 Рік тому
Wow, good job, looks like a great space! Thank you for sharing this John.
@Louie359 Рік тому
I'm a now retired residential and light commercial builder with 30+ years of custom construction experience. That said, I am very impressed with your building of this mountain cabin for you and the family. Great Job!! Like others, I will be eager to see your cost breakdown. Hopefully you'll have multiple categories and break out labor and materials in those categories. It is obvious that you spared no expense in doing everything in a high-class manner and succeeded in an outstanding finished product.
@beefquiche Рік тому
I love to see no expense spared. What a joy this cabin will be for the family.
@cameronbun Рік тому
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@cameronbun Рік тому
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@hibahprice6887 Рік тому
@@beefquiche Sparing money is stupid, why else are they needed?
@Kay.D 11 місяців тому
for sure costed over $800k
@Utah_Samson Рік тому
I love the cabin, Thanks for shaing all of the details of your build! I'd also love to hear a recap of what it cost to build.
@richardatten Рік тому
I am a General Contractor..... I love that you applied so many newer material applications like Zip Wall and Roof systems, ICF, Mini Split AC, etc...I did not see Solar or rain collection from the roof, but either way, really nice build. Maybe move the trash can and build an enclosure so it's not the first thing you see when pulling up the driveway. congratulations on a job that was exceptionally well done! Great details.
@johnwolson Рік тому
Thank you very much!
@johnwolson Рік тому
Btw…there will be solar added. This will likely be a project next year
@leegordon861 Рік тому
Thanks I do love the way the building looks.
@Chief- Рік тому
Cool place John, thanks for sharing. I appreciate how you “overbuilt” the place, should be solid building for a long time. Good luck!
@johnwolson Рік тому
Thanks 👍
@tonyseck8025 Рік тому
Great Video. Thanks for sharing. Just curious as to the decision to go with a slab foundation vs. a crawlspace. I assume this had something to do with the the overall ICF design and energy efficiency but wanted to get your feedback on that. Obviously you had to bring in a ton of material to backfill the foundation so I was curious as to the tradeoffs. Thanks.
@davidjondoh8671 Рік тому
Nice build and great commentary. The only thing lacking IMO would be radiant heating in the slab floor.
@wthomas253 Рік тому
Makes sense especially since he already installed a recirculating h20 pump for the hot water tankless.
@SegoMan Рік тому
Agreed, have it heated from a boiler and or fireplace
@davedude250 Рік тому
YES INDEED! and i wouldnt have minded exposed ductwork, which i find imho very beautiful. ..thin i would have used wood board & batten siding to soften up the feel of the entry
@aday1637 4 місяці тому
All that then the view of the huge u-store-it complex below. Wonderful planning. Must have purchased this lot when the trees were full of leaves. Now if you could move this to a really nice lot with a really nice view that would be 'nice'.
@dancarpenter2526 7 місяців тому
Spent parts of the last 4 days to watch your full build here--John, amazing job buddy. Beautiful area, incredible modern design, and just a really well thought out home. The deck is my favorite part by far, but the fire pit, the hot tub, and all the other little touches really take this place from being solid and serviceable, to extraordinary. Really well done man. p.s. spent a few years living in Western N.C. and will hopefully own a piece of dirt out that way again sometime soon.
@johnwolson 7 місяців тому
Thanks for the compliments.
@dancarpenter2526 7 місяців тому
@@johnwolson Absolutely man. Did you keep loose track of costs? So curious to know what each phase came in at (I could PM you too if you prefer not to post publicly). Anyway, really inspiring.
@joes5096 Рік тому
I like most everything you did with the exception of your water take away and lack of rear overhang. It's my personal bias as a carpenter that all houses deserve roofs with a perimeter overhang more so in harsh climates as it provides so much in extending life of structure. No idea what state or elevation this may be located at but I've been seasoned at 36" annual rainfall and or 2 foot snow loads. Between the roof shedding and the flat drive, seepage at the sill plate just seems to be a matter of time or season. Contemporary style is pretty down on gutters but got to give them their due for water take away. Having a 18in rear overhang could have provided much function and some cool under soffit down lighting to prevent light pollution. Great color/material selections!
@SternDrive Рік тому
You should have watched the whole thing! They did plan an over hang. On the South side it looks to be 2 or 3 feet out, and a bit shorter on the East side.
@timgoodliffe Рік тому
@@SternDrive there are sides of the building with no overhang (thats what i think hes pointing out)
@jonothandoeser Рік тому
Georgia
@travisshrey6720 Рік тому
This. 1800 sqft of rain will run down the back wall of the cabin and splash onto the concrete. I can't tell how the driveway slopes at that point, but this sees like a pretty good way to put your sill plate under water in a heavy rain.
@stediasse Рік тому
@@travisshrey6720 Being ICF, is there still a sill plate? Not sure how they attached the siding to the ICF though. Still can't be good. I was expecting a drain along the driveway right next to the house to take all the water away.
@hapaboy0808 2 місяці тому
Currently building a similar shaped cabin on a very similar type of lot in the N GA mountains, except we will have a daylight basement. This cabin is built like a tank!
@davideyres5799 Рік тому
What a well made video your house is well built and in a beautiful location and i hope you and your family enjoy your time spent there All best wishes from ENGLAND UK
@carloshatzopoulos1015 Рік тому
Hello John , really a beautiful project , amazing house and place !! The nature around is fantastic...! Good luck for you and congratulatios from Brazil ! Sorry for my bad english , i'm still learning , thank you .
@markmazza135 6 місяців тому
Beautiful sturdy construction…well done, love it!
@sitechca70 Рік тому
Very nice (and entertaining). Thank you for sharing. One small thing just gnaws at me - the electrical service panel is the first thing you see driving up to the cabin and your electrician didn't bother (or forgot) to put the line to the AC disconnect in the wall, so you have ugly (and crooked) flexible NM conduit from the service panel to the AC disconnect that everyone's going to see.
@johnmcdonald489 11 місяців тому
I LOVE the yellow entrance! And I love the build. One of the best I’ve seen
@PoetClbrown 7 місяців тому
That was so interesting i actually sat through the entire thing. I sometimes think I may have chosen the wrong career as a software developer because i love building things and working with my hands. This was very impressive. Beautiful build. I love Northern GA so that was a plus. That foundation is SOLID
@JoeGreenDigital 6 місяців тому
Me too. :)
@approots 2 місяці тому
I've done both programming and building and it really is surprising how similar they are. You work with your hands for both, but it's mostly decision making. The result is a tangable thing that's hopefully very useful and valued by people.
@wthomas253 Рік тому
I really like the overall finished cabin. Very chic. I might have actually built it on the upper level of the driveway with the deck extending over the current driveway so instead of dead ending the driveway at one point into the house, the deck would act as a car port and extra level of usable space. Basically shift the whole thing about 25 ft up the mountain slope. That is, if you owned the property. Of course, there's a reason behind everything. Kudos! Enjoy your new seasonal home! The Firespit is great!
@SA-qx7fx Рік тому
I was thinking the same thing but then they would not get the great views from the deck, unless you mean building the deck top of the car port
@patty109109 Рік тому
Yellow entrance is just fantastic. I just did cable railings and they are so good. Barely obstruct view, but don’t need cleaning (or cost) like glass.
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@adroid1127 Рік тому
Man, if this is your CABIN I really wonder what your home looks like?! Amazing project!
@jockejohansson5957 Рік тому
i am impressed of pouring of the slab. It looked really flat and smooth
@harrisedgar Рік тому
I'm having a blast looking at your construction..!!! (Gracias)
@_.caviar Рік тому
I’m glad I stuck till the end of the video,that house is magnificent & the finishing especially the colors you chose are just great.Great job John,really inspiring
@macleanclassics Рік тому
That was the perfect opportunity to double the sq footage and add a walkout basement....
@damaciolara4600 4 місяці тому
That's what I thought, why not a future basement??
@steveddavis Рік тому
Strong and great looking foundation! Well done 👊 I love the ZIP System. The whole project is amazing - ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@PENTHESILEIA1000 Рік тому
Very nice video. The cabin is fabulous and I like the modern style of it. Well done. I would like to add some ideas: the balcony could be extended, each room could have skylight, there would be a cellar in the basement and a playroom ...
@johnwolson Рік тому
Thanks for the tips!
@wthomas253 Рік тому
It just occurred to me that if blue had been chosen in place of black, it would look like a woodsy IKEA showroom. For discriminating clients, of course. Lol. You just have to put it all together yourself.
@kenjohnson5498 Рік тому
Them boys did some damn good looking concrete work! That's a hard thing to find these days
@johnwolson Рік тому
Agreed. The concrete work was done very well!
@gparsr 4 місяці тому
Question- was all that the gravel backfill necessary? It looks great but that was a lot of material… ok, going through more of the video I see what you did there. Another slab on top… nice! I
@user-xi1ql7oj4f 7 місяців тому
Great job...just wondering about maintenance/upgradeability for the plumbing and electrical which is buried under concrete and rebar versus a more traditional crawlspace....
@FEV369 5 місяців тому
Thank you for sharing a process like this.
@007diego2 5 днів тому
Intriguing building techniques and materials, a beautiful structure.
@jason.r9273 9 місяців тому
You should have done a walkout basement. Such the perfect spot for it. 6inch thick walls are all you need if building with stick wood & 2x10 lumber FLOOR/ROOF(what i will probably do)(Maybe even 8inch block water sealed on the outside(low cost diy insulation filled blocks)(floor tube heating w/diy ground insulation). Steel columns are way cheaper than concrete wall supports. I like this modern style layout(Orca prefab alternative | theflatsofcumberland). I will watch more.
@kenji_29 Рік тому
wow..i never knew black and yellow looked awesome😀
@jmfarrell5 Рік тому
Great build project. Congratulations.
@seanmcguire7974 9 місяців тому
Nice build. Ngl, I was hoping for a 2nd floor n more retaining walls instead of the slope. Great vid!
@archistudio4723 10 місяців тому
wow I love this home and the vision behind it.
@TheUndisputedGodFather Рік тому
Love the design! Love the result!!
@johnwolson Рік тому
Thank you! 😊
@HamandisheMpofu Місяць тому
The best construction 🚧🏗️ video by far. I absolutely loved it. The commentary is very audible and every single step of the construction have been covered. Well done.👌🏿🤜🏿
@magnoid Рік тому
Thanks for sharing this with us!
@jcdcsc Рік тому
Fantastic! Extend that deck out another 12'. Perfect outdoor space.
@tedtimmis8135 Рік тому
Even another 2 feet of width would make a huge difference.
@saintejiksmithz8428 Рік тому
Very informative video, thanks for taking your time to make this. I would like to suggest showing the viewers some architectural diagrams of what u wanted to achieve at the beginning of the video. Great job anyway!
@wthomas253 Рік тому
Yes please. Even if it's a link or something that you regularly edit in to show what area you are talking about at times.
@ADHD_Art Рік тому
ABSOLUTELY GORGEOUS 😍 WHAT A VIEW❣️
@lpmj2619 Рік тому
Awesome video. Great narration.Thank you. 👍🏽✌🏽
@JellyBean-vs4dw 13 днів тому
Absolutely stunning journey! It's incredible to witness the dedication and craftsmanship that went into creating this modern mountain cabin. Consider looking into the Buildovate CRM for streamlining the management of construction projects similar to these!
@kinseycheung5423 Рік тому
Wow very nice and sound, thanes showing the perfectional works.
@dan596 Рік тому
Thank you for this detailed video. Well done. I was curious why you went with filling in the foundation instead of creating a basement.
@sikosis999 Рік тому
because they're clueless
@EddiTaru Рік тому
I can only imagine how much it would cost to build something like this! Amazing.
@crcurran Рік тому
ICF is not prohibitively expensive. Assume a house would cost another 10% on total price to build to make it near passive house products and techniques with ICF walls and SIP roof. To gain the same energy efficiency of ICF you'd have to build a 2x6 or 2x8 double studded thick lumber framed walls and then fill it all with insulation while avoiding thermal bridging. It's not easy. With ICF it's easy. Like really easy to avoid thermal breaks. You can still screw up the thermal breaks at doors, windows, etc but you build those to be very efficient too with high energy efficiency. With ICF you also gain the benefits of sound proofing, fire resistentance, tornado and hurricane resistant, and bug/pest proof which all lower home insurance costs. You're living in a bunker but it can be built to look like any style home you want. The 6" to 8" thick concrete ICF walls with outer layers foam become thermal sinks by soaking up heat in the Summer and in the winter ists releasing heat if the air is cooler. So if for instance you opened a sliding glass door to the outside for a few minutes and then close it you'll notice the temp hasn't change much in the home; the home air temp balances with the concrete.
@chris-ib2lc 11 місяців тому
It the labor that that cost 90% of the home, if you can built which is not difficult, the only you have to worry about us materials and a few labors
@BHARATHKUMAR-nf9yb 8 місяців тому
Cool cabin man, I hope you will add some overhangs to protect doors from rain
@Re5ist_ance Рік тому
Awesome build and video. Thanks for sharing.
@johnwolson Рік тому
Thanks for watching!
@betty1631 Рік тому
Beautiful home.
@12345fowler Рік тому
Very nice build. For long I was wondering about large windows cutout in ICF panels, first time I see one in a video. Seems it worked pretty well. Do ICF manufacturer give instructions as to what the windows maximum dimension are ? (In proportion to the rest of the ICF panel) Thanks
@bobbydelcavallo7181 Рік тому
Absolutely gorgeous 🥳🥳🥳
@p.h.6485 9 місяців тому
Pretty interested in your security system. Are you pleased with it? whats your favorite aspect about it and least favorite? Would you do anything differently now?
@tvs3497 Рік тому
Very nice. I'm about 40 miles due west of you and in the planning stages of a similar type home. That is one well-built cabin.
@anthonymarafi8160 Рік тому
Tanks for sharing. Learned somethings from the project.. 😀👊
@MrFreddarama Рік тому
I would have liked to see the pouring of the 12×12 piers. They came out looking very well. Thank you.⁹
@labarumba Рік тому
Hi John, you did wonderful job, verry classy. I wonder if you have the breakdown of the cost for foundation, electrical, etc. I will appreciate if you can give me idea. I am about to build a 1500 sqf. in a slop lot.
@kathleenreadinger4614 Рік тому
Beautiful build. Wonder if you are a Steelers fan. 😉 The sleek appearance is great, the inclusion of several great amenities, i. e., hot tub, fire pit and in ground grill are wonderful. I wonder why not solar?
@RedandAprilOff-Grid Рік тому
Nice! We also used metal siding and a shed roof design on our DIY home build. 🙂🏜️
@HoangThiHaoFarmLife6368 Рік тому
A very nice cabin. The surroundings are very fresh.
@jamesbroady3604 Рік тому
Nice video. Thanks for sharing.
@hbm_54 4 місяці тому
Beautiful build! Simple and elegant design. Love the bright yellow entrance and details, and the location must be stunning during fall and winter. One thing I didn't see on the video; was there any vertical rebar installed at the foundation perimeter to anchor/connect to the ICFs once those were poured? The video skips from "finished" foundation perimeter wall to ICFs in place. The examples I have seen in the past have had vertical rebar integrated onto the foundation wall to anchor the upper walls. I had not seen this type of construction with the ICF walls just resting on the foundation wall.
@TheBehnny Рік тому
Amazing cabin!
@LTUSATV Рік тому
Beautiful construction, love the build quality too!
@asaturn Рік тому
the little tie-off guns on the rebar are cool
@bghancock84 Рік тому
Love the roof. When is raining inside will be like disco ball. No matter from insulation inside is crazy to live from experience I'm saying.
@dorianmode69 Рік тому
Really nice, love it.
@scottbinder6656 9 місяців тому
Gorgeous. Would love one for my wife and I? Any chance you care to build another (or similar)?
@raimundoivo9440 Рік тому
congratulations, beautiful Home.
@roveriia6334 5 місяців тому
For those on a budget or just don't want to be reasonable with the cost and timeframe a post and beam suspended floor construction, stick framing and not using ZIP would get you the same house for 1/4 the cost and 1/4 the time. Enjoyed the video. BTW did you calculate the weight of this structure? In my head I think it is over 1/2 a Million lbs of building!! 10 truckloads of compacted gravel to just to have a slab floor then you covered it with flooring. I do not understand. Your house and I can tell you are happy and proud and that is all that matters when you don't care about your bank account. Lucky you!
@borisperez3129 3 місяці тому
About time someone build a house out something other than wood, paper. Metal roofs or tiles are a must for my build in S Colorado. Fire country deserves bricks or concrete houses
@c.n.h4841 Рік тому
Congratulations on the nice building. The only thing I would suggest is at least a 30 ft radius of trees be removed around the building it will help prevent damage if they're ever is some kind of wildfire I know it cuts into the view and the for lack of better words hidden home feel but foam melts pretty quickly and in a wildfire temperatures get extremely hot so the farther you cut a radius around the building the safer it will be just some fruit for thought. Thank you for taking the time to make this video.
@DomalbriTV Рік тому
I have looked into Hempcrete, a lot more expensive that a stick build, on the pros, it’s fireproof, mildew proof, insect proof and you don’t need siding, also the carbon negative benefits save our planet. Also the house breathes due to compounds in the blocks. Great build, I’m curious of the cost breakdown on the next video.
@musiclovers363 Рік тому
Thanks for sharing this build, quite enjoyed it and its well built and beautifully set
@dennisemery07 19 днів тому
Enjoyed this, thank you🙏
@summersday9613 Рік тому
just look at the quality of building wow!!!....how much did it cost all of that?
@bradkvanbek7148 Рік тому
Nice place, you are right, ICF is the way to go. I would have done things a little different. Use a 10" ICF for the stem wall, (NUDURA makes one). Install drain-tile around the footings, draining to daylight. I would do this inside and outside the stem wall and footings. Transition to 6" ICF at the floor. Brace from the inside, since you don't have a floor yet. Drain-tile to a sealed basket, just under the floor, in the rock, this would be for radon abatement, and could be used for water removal. Pour the floor after the walls are done, probably after the roof is done. Pin the floor to the ICF walls. Hopefully that was not the final pitch of the drain to the septic system, it is too steep. Too steep won't work well for solids. I like the shed roof, framing and up slope eves. I would consider adding R-10 ridged EPS insulation below the TGIs. I would not have used so much black, regardless of appearance black can get too hot, causing oil-canning of the sheet metal and so on.
@tiphill4957 11 місяців тому
Nice job. Beautiful house 👍😎
@Krazie-Ivan Рік тому
this checks a lot of boxes & i applaud your use of ICF & metal roof, but i'm worried it's missing a few *key* things: -no ERV/HRV with dehumidifier?...an absolute MUST for any structure built with low ACH as an ICF with closed-cell foam roof. fresh air is important for health of both occupants & the structure/materials. no mechanical ventilation is a huge issue, but esp in GA. -no roof & siding furring strips?...need an air gap to allow moisture to escape. when the roof leaks (not if), finding & fixing are a nightmare that involves destroying the closed-cell foam. plus, high summer sun won't bake through the black metal & thermally bridge to the interior via the trusses as much if you roll out a radiant barrier too. -no overhang?...w/o an overhang or gutter, all the runoff from the roof accumulates at the base of that long wall after running down it, & possibly behind it. didn't hear Zypex mentioned, so even with a french drain, the moisture will seep into your foundation/slab/wall at a high rate. -no insulation under the slab?...all the great passive heat gain through the day gets wicked away from underneath, instead of releasing back into the home at night. sorry if this is the 1st time you're hearing of these issues, but they should have been addressed by your engineer or at minimum, any one of the many contractors should have said something. they're that important (well, aside from slab insulation, that's just beneficial).
@hichamslawi Рік тому
So mush foundation for size of the building over all great job and beautiful result 👍
@johnwolson Рік тому
Thank you! Cheers!
@SternDrive Рік тому
Don't forget he has ICF concrete walls all around. Those walls are heavy. The foundation is absolutely necessary for ICF walls.
@salvo9718 11 місяців тому
Great job and I was wandering by seeing the dense trees surrounding your cabin, did you ever thought of protecting your cabin from, knock on wood, the possibility of a fire coming your way? I was thinking maybe of a Firewall I believe they call It?
@ferrodell2194 Місяць тому
Great appearance for a modern cabin with all of the modern amenities 👍🏼 ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
@justbecause9645 Рік тому
Simple. Smart. Welldone.
@hcvfggd Рік тому
I absolutely love it I bought a 12x32 that has a 6-ft porch on it and I literally don't know what to do with it I ended up just moving into a renovated construction trailer on my hundred acre property and left the 12 ft by 32 shed up in the front just going to give it to my mom I doubt anybody's going to do anything with it
@shanewilliams4603 Рік тому
That hillside looks like it's made out od sweet potato. The house looks pretty awesome. Hope to have a home myself one day.
@tynyyn5344 Рік тому
Wow. As I put my hands in my pockets, shake my head, and walk away. You did an excellent job at building a cabin, yet as a guy who built my own house I can say there are areas in your build I'd have done differently....to save huge amounts of money. But, everybody is different and the way we both built our houses is different. You went for great amenities, I went for lower cost. Both achieved the same result, a ICF house with a metal roof, yet you got a approx. 1200sq/foot cabin, looking at a valley full of trees, I got a 4350 sq/ft home looking at a cove on a lake. Interesting, very interesting. Hope you enjoy it for years and years! God bless.
@davoyan777 4 місяці тому
so much money spent here that was not needed
@martinhansen6802 Рік тому
The bracings for the outerwall pathway are incredible... Thats so fucking smart!
@nagilum 7 місяців тому
Lovely. 👌
@qball2000able Рік тому
Very beautiful!
@danpass12 Рік тому
Nicely done. I was fully expecting that foundation to be a 'basement-with-a-view' ....
@user-pj4ys2qp7f 5 місяців тому
Very interesting, I like to stay in the quiet environment.
@D.N.R.911 4 місяці тому
Love it, thanks for sharing.
@maryl.8281 Рік тому
Very nice design and layout.
@richardwhite4277 7 місяців тому
@ 57:20 better add an empty conduit (large one too "like 2 to 4 inches")) to that trench for things that you may want to add latter/ like cable, intercom to gate at entrance, wires to add lights at driveway entrance, tubing to supply water to water feature (fountain, water fall etc.) and anything else your little heart desires LOL
@sjohnston1487 Рік тому
Well Done!
@unapologeticallycreative8365 Рік тому
This a very nice modern cabin.
@kensai0626 Рік тому
I love it. Thanks for the video.
@argot4086 9 місяців тому
Great video, thanks for sharing! Choices are a matter of taste and budget but I am wondering: with those massive pillars why not doing a wider deck so you can extend your legs on a lounger or similar or even put the jacuzzi directly on the deck? the first thing you see when driving into the house is the trash can! electrical panel and AC equipment ! I would have put that out of sight when arriving (or hidden somehow) . Lastly construction seems Very robust but was all that gravel filling of the foundation really necessary? and specially the thick concrete retention wall in front of the house? Great job! Looking forward seeing the cost breakdown
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