Es icopor ? Lo que llamamos icopor en Latinoamérica ?

What is wrong with digging a hole in the ground to live in? Are you "privileged"? The closer you live like an animal, the more human you are, and you are almost there. Start digging, and gather bugs for dinner.

Wow You guys work fast! Lol 😂 Just kidding 😊 nice work!

You only have one bedroom with two single beds ? Where are the kids supposed to sleep if you only have one bedroom ?Your dining room is in the living room ? You have kids putting their hands on the wall at the stairs & they will get dirty in no time. The lines on the brick wall outside are showing. Nice build but too small.

@@marshayoung9387 We hebben dit huis gebouwd voor bejaarde ouders ---> we have built this house for an elderly couple.

True love.

They show those parts for the camera. There are of course the normal doubts, tiredness, and frustrations that occur in every project. Not to say they didn't enjoy themselves, that's just human.

BRAZIL ‼️‼️‼️‼️

They’re filming a video to show what they did, of course they’ll only show the “happy parts.” Guaranteed it wasn’t always jovial😉

Great point, excellently put. 😁👍

I’m my opinion everyone should be taught this in school.. it should be a standard class for everyone. My pop built our house from the shell of a burnt mobile home and taught me how to run wires and use a breaker box, pour cement, etc so now it’s all common sense to me. I am truly grateful for the skills that I have. It makes it super easy to find a job that I find really easy since I’ve been doing that my whole life

Well , having been involved with building many homes and then finally building my own home, i can say that you dont need to be a master at any of the skills that you mentioned to build a home, you just have to be competent with a few of them, for instance, the metal roof is as easy a job as anything is. and i'm not sure of the building method he is using im assuming its a form of styrocrete, but kind of like legos. i've built homes using SIPS and hollow styroblock that is later filled with steel and then poured and kind of the same methods. and i'm sure he had his learning curve with a few things. The admirable part of the whole thing to me is that he is showing the initiative to actually take part in the quality of his and his families future. from the radiant floor heat, to the high quality filtration for his water he is showing that he is conservative with resources and careful about his an their health, i wish him and his family many good years knowing his family /parents/whomever lives in the home the home that he can tell his kids, "daddy and mommy built this house" oh. and the key to his success may just be the partner who has been willing to learn the same skills as he has. That is a a rarity in todays world.

I'd bet the farm there was lots of UKposts watching before each new task. And then, during each task. I'm not denigrating their work at all. I just feel sure they didn't have these skills from the start. But it is how we learn. My only disappointment was the lack of an exterior finish.

​@centexan As a skilled tradesman myself I think your assumption is incorrect. This guy definitely has the skillset for his build. I've seen other couples on UKposts where they seen allot of how to videos and it shows in their build quality big time. From using the right materials and the right tools this guy definitely knew what he was doing.

@@chavorucosnkombies In your opinion. I am also a skilled craftsman.

Handyman and Handygirl

Don't expect to get anything like that if your husband is a psychologist. Chances are that your psychologist husband will be very skilled at finding the culprits for your bad luck...

It's nice also when a couple have enough free time from work to spend on a project like this from scratch to finish with someone else taking care of the kids. If your husband is a psychologist probably he's much better off paying someone else to do it.

@@kd9856 this goes way beyond being handy! Looks like a pro.

I am interested to know did you follow in your fathers footsteps with your vocation?

@@bwana-ma-coo-bah425 I got my first degree in electronics, but then went into IT professionally as computers were my hobby since I was 12. I was fortunate enough that my parents could afford to get me a computer back then and I went nuts with it. Taught myself how to program and even learned how to make some electronic modifications to the Commodore back in the 80s. Network Engineering and Java development have been my career staples professionally since the 90s. Looks like I forgot to mention that the house my father built was a 2400 square foot house. Fairly large house for one man to build but he loved the process. He completed the house around 1981 I think. He passed away from colon cancer in 1993 unfortunately.

I'm exhausted! I know how much effort thru birth put in.

It's addictive to watch because you don't know what fuck up or brilliant idea is coming next.

same here!

Agree 100%

BORING

I'm from Brazil also, mesmerized by the hard and skillful work!

Well we started with a piece of property that had nothing made a drive way got electrical pole ect all in all we are two years almost in with 15% left to finish the experience was once in a life time as my husband and I did all the work and building our house is almost able to be Licea le but snow has a big part to do with the delay so this make me happy and honestly make us keep going ❤❤

You can too, My wife and I have built 3. First a 'Cord wood home. Sold this to go on mission trips. Next a standard home construction, 4 rooms, 1 1/2 bath. Sold it to move to Arkansas. Are present and last house. Built after deconstructing our old church, for a new one was built while we were on mission strips. All 3 we did from the ground up. It is fun.

@@jerryrhampton7598 Jerry, great name...I was probably named after you; In figure that Since you are building your Third? Home, you might be older than me... Meaning that I'm younger than you and was therefore named after you... Kudos. Birds build their own houses sing, are happy and brightly colored. Bridget moving to other birds houses are dull they're not colored and they're boring. They do not whistle or sing. Why let someone take them joy of building your house? Especially the cordwood home you built. That was the alternative home I studied and absolutely fell in love with it!!! Are you in North West Arkansas? Just guessing:-) (Not really)

It is amazing how they accomplished all that in JUST ONE DAY! Impressive. Also, that lady has a nice butt.

E a esposa dele foi colega de classe pelo visto kkk

Vocês falando isso eu imaginando porque não serve tijolo

Nice comment

Vcs são fantásticos.Pois continue assim sempre!

They’re siblings? And they built it for their parents???

They are blessed, so many people do not have time, skill, access to resources, nor the ability.

yes U are right "LOVE" work of Art!

​@@entertheabyss9785 people do care, but nobody cares that you don't

@Enter the Abyss,​ I do! Are you a real jerk? Or do you say that because no one cares about you? I'm sorry for you!

@@entertheabyss9785 Who shit in your cereal man. I can admit that I can be a dick sometimes, but this is just a level of douchery. Let them talk about fond memories. We all have them, except you it seems.

@@entertheabyss9785 imagine saying that to someone who lost their partner 😒

he died?

Primitive is good? Like I said, dig a hole in the ground to live in, like an animal.

@@EarthSurferUSA having a bad day, are you?

Nice!!

Never thought of it that deep🤔

@@Terr_nce we only see the product

@@TheTris2000 el producto y el trabajo que llevo hacerlo.

@@danielsanbsas si señor, muy fuego

Your family is blessed to have someone to teach them how to build a house.

Hi its a ICF," insulate concrete Form "home... They did a great job on it.

Sleepless nights? I would think you would be so utterly exhausted after a day of that that you would collapse into a deep sleep.

Ii

I doubt they mastered electricity... 🤣🤣

@@robertwilber1909 Yeah they 100% did a few things wrong. One would be joining the wires the way they did.

Yeah they didn't do electrical correctly.

Vdd

Well as a building diyr I thik you might be exactly what I need. Or I mean who i need to talk to ? 🤔👏😁

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No, the outside looks unfinished. Surely the neighbours don't want to look out at this. The work they have done is incredible and they deserve a lot of credit but you see this with a lot of European self builds; once people have it nice they don't care what looks like outside.

​@@philwoodall9023 inclined to agree that it looks unfinished. Great work on the inside but the house looks like it needs more. This is the only video I've seen from this channel though so it may be improved now.

​​​@@philwoodall9023is here people, is how you disagree with people on the internet. You state what they did right and what they did wrong. I agree, good work on their part but they are not finished yet.

I would imagine that there's probably some law loophole that eases taxation on real estate if it is unfinished, there's plenty of examples around the world for something like that. I know there was a subsidy in China if you build a two story house, but a lot of people just never finished the second floor, and pocketed the money.

@@philwoodall9023 maybe they want a criminal to think there’s no reason to break in ?😂 Are you that one guy who reports their neighbour for them not trimming their lawn? Don’t be that guy. Usually an unfinished or unkept house is a sign of low income rather than laziness or a want to create an “eye sore”. Those who go out of their way to make more needless problems for their neighbours and or demand they halt a construction project, or change something, or do something to their “lawn” or anything petty for that matter, are usually seen as the neighbourhood assholes lol. If you think the neighbours care about “looking” at the building, that says more about your pettiness as opposed to their laziness, besides, it’s a matter of opinion what “looks” nice. Now if shit needs to meet the standards of “up to code” for “safety” that’s a different story.

na filmie zawsze wszystko ładnie wygląda

I was surprised that they didn't insulate the ceiling, too. Awesome place though. Maybe they are in a really temperate weather area?

They insulated the upper ceiling.

alguien atras de por medio...

Yes! It is absolutely incredible for a house to be built by someone on it own from scratch. I just wonder how many different kind of skills and craftmanships involved in creating this house! Magnificent work, please have my salute! 😯😯😯

They said the same at the Titan sub launch. Beware foolhardy

​@@persephone1374😂

Idk, a lot of these things are fake. They pretend like they're building it by hand but they only do very small parts on camera and then let professionals or machinery do the real work.

Probably more, all wood and natural products.

@@chuckdeuces911 they said they had a budget.

There needs to be Narration .... They did alot of stuff I never knew what they were up too ... Do YOU !!??

A M A Z I N G YOU ARE VERY TALENTED WE NEED MORE PEOPLE LIKE YOU BLESS GRATITUDE.

My name is Rover 43 years olds I from Argentina I m not good in this area,but you ..... YOU ARE AMAZIN ... I WOULD LIKE TO HAVE MY HOUSE & MY HOME

Я вот не пойму, неужели с таким способом его ветром не снесет, там же пена да легкие блоки? И арматуры в фундамент положили так мало, что прочность не сильно то повысится?

@@takoytotakoytovich2204 ну думаю, что это обусловлено территориальной пренадлежности, сомневаюсь, что этот момент не продумали они, хотя может это тупо экономия средств

@@takoytotakoytovich2204 Я тоже подумал про то что армирование фундамента слабое. А блоки то что легкие это нормально, не унесет, давление то большое.

I was going to say the same...

Are you sending your kids to fight in ukraine for a j3w against Christians in russia? Asking for a friend.

Top notch? Uses foam in can to hold bricks down idk if it would pass inspection in usa you have to use mortar

Horrible construction skills actually

@@bigluisjayrogan what’s so horrible about the construction skills?

a completely dangerous structure for 17k sure yeah :)

What makes you think it's hardwood?

​@@tylerblouin3513 why is it dangerous?

​@@koleoto the super super shallow founds.

@@koleoto lack of reinforced concrete columns and ring beams guaranteeing resistance to compression, which is related to the low load-bearing capacity of the walls. No window lintels. So yeah it is created without safety standards.

Thats how they built the pyramids...they used time lapse!

@@kingrobert1st too bad they didn't know to record it with a smartphone and have their descendents upload it for views

😂👍🏼

they could have done it in 12 minutes if they did not do thumbs up, high fives and weird dances.

If you have women helping you , I think you can do that

You may want to check out ICF's as well.

You should check out our building panels, im sure you would love them . Quick and easy installation for qny commercial or residential building... Wannessa sue inc... building panels ..chech us out on UKposts. Im sure you wont regret it : )

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ "And Oily Josh said unto them: "Fart it out your dickhole, pharisee." and the apostles did marvel upon his good works."

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ... . And Jesus was a carpenter. He could build a wooden house. But not in 25 minutes. On the other hand, he could also do miracles. So who knows.

Amazing video. You guys are awesome. Love the build but also the creativity of the video. Well done.

Great tip!

Muy bonito comentario

A car wreck at 26, I'm 52 now, has me in pain that stairs exacerbates extensively. Your so correct. My elderly dad can't keep his balance on them if they are too steep. Think about the what ifs and the inevitable aging in life. You'll save people you love from pain & fear of simple taken for granted things. Great comment. 💙

My first thought: those stairs for elderly people. No way.. 😮😮

Usually, the county/municipality will have building codes to address these issues.

...they are the videographers

All the shots when they together are from a fixed position, the rest are her filming him or the other way around. They also use the tilt and pan function for their time laps shots here and there.

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Everyone deserves a roof over their heads…

А должно быть наоборот🤣

Так и девушка руками работать умеет...

Un muro de corcho. Es una chabola moderna. Una basura

@@alexeyrastvorov9579 Ей ртом работать ещё можно

@@user-qu7tb4sn9d Фу как грубо... Позитивная пара, сами строят дом, жена не пилит мужа "когда построишь" и не дает "ценные" советы и "рекомендации", а работает на равне с ним.

"Impressum" ... "Literally everything himself...". - "Team of workers... Construction company"... What the fuck, do you even understand your own words or what a construction company is? 😂

@@nicoschroeder5379 that’s why it was included in the post. He did everything himself with his CONSTRUCTION company. They built cabinets and decks and stuff like that. Not plumbing, electric, or any of the other things he did on his own and with the help of a few employees. If you don’t think this is impressive sure.

Oh wow!!! He built a house himself and all he required was a construction crew! What a champ.

Not British that’s for sure. Our builders are shit

Okay, building a mansion with some carpentry workers is impressive. Doing all the electric and water on your own is impressive. I struggle with a small repair like reinstalling gutters on a garage. Sometimes I wonder just why living costs are higher in big houses. Local council rates are higher if the land area is larger. Electricity should be the same. Water usage should be the same. Water usage for the grounds and gardens will be higher unless one has a working bore or stream to draw from. Things like a swimming pool take money. Paving (asphalt) repairs for roads and tennis courts are an expense. Roofing repairs will be higher. Heating and cooling by central air conditioning will cost more unless there is a separate split inverter system for each room. What did I miss Misterrorshach?

That's because they are paid to do this and they practiced a few times before making the video - you people really crack me up that you can't tell the difference between an actual couple and a couple that is paid to do DIY demonstrations.

You don't find it odd that everything is perfectly written, filmed, edited, no bad days? Lol. If they were really being helpful, don't you think they'd include tips on the rough parts they ran into nd how to avoid them? No, that's because they don't want you to think there are any.

@@orvil9223 This isn't a tutorial. They aren't showing you how to do it. If they were, it wouldn't be a time lapse. I think we all know it didn't go as smoothly as it looks. We can still appreciate the sheer magnitude of the task and the brilliance. Well, some of us can. SMH.

@@ChelleStamps 👏

@@ChelleStamps There's a longer video, this is just a shortened version of it.

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Yes indeed

Yes, made mine too!

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ go back to your church... What would be the sin in building this house???🙄

@Repent and believe in Jesus Christ Amém!

Yeah they were crying because they have to look at that ugly thing.

I don't know much about styroblock, but they didn't even put external sheathing on. The inside came out gorgeous for it's size, but the outside is ugly af ngl I'd still be laughing if I lived next to that.

So OK, its clearly not finished yet 🙄

@@tigertoxins584 Man, so many things were wrong with this build and wouldn't meet building regulations in many countries. It's the typical job of making it look nice, but there are serrious issues. Like, the insulation for a start. No wall or floor insulation which will make it terrible to heat. There's some insulation in the loft, but it didn't even look correctly installed. No insulation in the walls means it's just solid brick making things like damp a problem if the house isn't constantly being heated. No floor insulation which is essential for things like underfloor heating, otherwise most of the heat will just go into the wrong direction and heat the ground. No lintels above doors or windows, meaning that over time the overhead load would crack and break the window and door frames etc. Also isn't strong enough to survive things like earthquakes, building fires or structural damage. Ceiling joists were left exposed to the elements at the ends as they poked through the building structure, this creates a point of weakness and will rot over time. Underfloor heating was copper piping instead of a polymer, meaning over time as it expands and contracts it can crack the concrete or split the piping. This is the type of place someone knocks up, looks nice but will have nothing but issues for its entire existence.

precise? lmao its called a measuring tape its not like hes building a pyramid

I think it's awesome that the two of you guys did it together (not solely of course !), looks like very well thought out plan combining eco-friendly materials & design... from nothing it was dirt nothing there it's like y'all just went out & said house is going to be "right there"

Yes. They're great.

السر هو ان هدا الرجل يتعامل مع المهنة بحب ويعتبرها فن .وليس عبء على عاتقه .مشكلتنا نحن العرب هو اننا نتعامل مع حرفت البناء على انها عداب وعقاب من الله بل ان البناء من اقل الناس شاءنا .وحينما يحس البناء بدالك الظلم والاحتقار لا يعمل بجد بل ان من العمال من يفسد العمل عنوة وينتقم من نظرة المجتمع له .

De que é o tijolo

@@manoelevaristosoares é bloco de isopor ou EPS. No Brasil esse tipo de construção é chamado construção a seco. Procure materiais de construção nessa área.

How much did it cost? How long did it take you guys.

@@MrCoffeephil 17 grand. Not sure how long it took. Minus Labor.

Everyone WAS taught this stuff in generations past. Our school systems are intentionally dumbing people down to make them helpless and reliant on the government. I'll never allow my children to grow up like that though. That's why we homeschool, garden, build, and learn all manner of crafts and talents. I want my children to grow up able to be entirely self-sufficient critical thinkers, not easily fooled and nobody's slave.

Добрый день, было бы интересно узнать какие они допустили ошибки!?

What would very generously be called the foundation only a shallow outter perimeter of concrete, the heating/cooling system in the ground levels floor will be less efficient due to 2 layers of material (concrete and Tiles) & lack of refractory insulation under it, they didn't appear to do any waterpooring in the wet areas, the "bricks" than form the main structural integrity & bare the load of the cross beams look like they are firebricks (refractory ceramic) and they appear to have done zero outter covering to protect them. Im suprised the bricks didn't fracture, break or collapse while they were builing. And I wouldn't be suprised it if occued within a year after the vieeo. They had some great ideas like using firebrick as insulation, which kinda falls short when the windows are single a pane of glass rather than double pane vacuum sealed. The flooring is great but will likely begin to sag in the middle with the lack of a full foundation. Will be especially pronounced in the area around the wall the table sat against, as it will be bearing a focused point of load stress. Which will become evident quickly to the occupants when the paint & gyprock sealing start cracking. With a better foundation, any form of more solid structual design for load bearing and weather proofing the outter walls it would be a great little place for years to come. Mind you it would quickly become a two storey furnace if a fire happened inside it. Especially if they used that cheap wall paneling thats bascally got petroleum (Gasoline) in it. So a really good fire suppression system would be highly advisable.

Not sure if this has been asked…. But what country is this location?. TIA

@@soulsurvivor8293 so true bro, I work in construction in Australia, we have most of the safest process in building houses in the world, that’s why you have to be a certified contractor to do, foundation, concrete, plumbing, electrical, waterproofing, gyprocker, bricklayer, so you house won’t fall down, burn, ect

@@andrewthomas2540 Ukraine

@@soulsurvivor8293 Sounds like you know what you`re talking about. I know you are right about the sagging, always use a full concrete foundation or your house will eventually crumble. Its happening to me.

And they are happy with a small, normal house! Amazing!!!

Not gonna lie. I thought of a certain 'talented' bald man in your first half.

Sorry but religious people tend to think their better and then their the cults omg let me stop their

Half the world is too lazy .

Unbelievable 😅beautiful work guys

There are alot of trades people working like this everyday many harder and faster

@@subparugly9374 That’s a fact.

Great team effort, projects this big can easily lead to family crisis unless there's such marvelous energy and will to go through the challenges. You even did many things most builders would purchase ready-made to save time and effort. I hope the plot is not prone to get wet as you didn't install any french drains around the foundation. Understandably, some simplifying choices had to be done with such budget, and perhaps that's also on the list to do later on.

I was thinking, these are Masterbuilders. I would think you do this for a career in building. You even made your own roof trusses. I know you'll love the heated floors. Perhaps an update on your progress, and future builds.

That's because they are paid to do this and to demonstrate DIY projects, lol. You people are hilarious. You're watching a commercial.

@@orvil9223 Well there’s that eh? 😏😅

Yea that’s what blew my mind too they only had the foundation pouring crew hired on unless I was mistaken? The amount of various skills, tools and intimate knowledge and planning for a house is insane to me…I just wish they had put siding on the outside of the house but can always add that later!

I am stunned beyond words at the skills possessed by this couple. I could go on putting down words for hours, and not even touch adequately upon expressing my dumbfounded disbelief that this was done by two people.

@@anthonyobryan3485 damn than you’d be impressed by me lol. I do this for a living with my granddad. Building houses from start to finish and remodeling existing ones which I’d say is harder

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What a skilled man! lucky lady, nice tea!

А из чего строили?...

Они русским лайк за коменты не ставят

@@Ivan31212 they Rasism... They hate Russian, but I Like Russion.. From Indonesia, Asian country

@@user-my9fc9xd5m из газобетона.

@@Ivan31212 изыди

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it requires a lot of project management and self-educating skills mostly. you have to break huge project into essentially very small bits of small tasks and research each one of them seperatelly. then you start from something and just do it.. takes time and effort but in the end its worth it, unless you have money to buy a house just ready to use..