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Fascinating! I could watch for hours! Such a high level of dreaming, patience, grace, teamwork, creativity -- I could go on!

Looks great! One idea for green roof is to pre-grow sections of grass or sedum mats, that way the root system holds the sections together and there is no loose soil or slipping on the roof. You just put the sections up, and anchor them.

Those gray roof panels look similar to what we had in croatia, they are very dangerous as they are made with asbestos fibre. A lot of workers that made them in factories got asbestosis and cancer. When handling them use respirators and protective suits, never cut them with saws!

I really respect your ingenious choices in building materials and your attention to detail in the building process! I think that the roof is especially brilliant; looks stunningly amazing; and will outlive you all! I am looking to seeing what you do to the cabin in your upcoming episodes! Well to you all!

I'm entirely impressed with everything going on here, from the quality of the cinematography, to the creativity in building materials, &the diversity of content even within the same video. Keep going, you're doing incredible things!

Once I said, "There is nothing that you don't know about," cooking and building a bungalow weren't in my mind. Wow, you never stop impressing me. Great work. Loved the roof so much a piece of art. Can't wait to see the final results for this house, the car, and the van ❤ big fan from UK.

For structural integrity you never put your roof on your insolation, because there is nothing holding down your osbs and shingles and any heavier wind or a heavier roof can make it broke in half. I just hope, you don't have to experience this. At green roofs, you usually use something to hold your soil in place because the rain will wash it down slowly. (like some type of net). The house is beautiful, so I wish you luck!

In the future, when laying the OSB plywood, if you lay the plywood horizontal, 4 foot down and 8 foot wide, and stagger the joints, its so very much stronger. Its like stiching in a way. But i think you guys will be fine, seeing that the rafters are actual tree logs lol. Also the new metal frame you made im sure will help with rigidity. Just thought id give you a tip. Looks fresh awesome fellas, well done. As a house framer, there's no better feeling then standing back and looking at something YOU built with your bare hands and mind. It's a feeling that cant be explained. So well done guys. From North Carolina, USA

You can burn the wood too which protects it from rot, bugs, moisture etc. then apply a coat of polyurethane to further seal it if desired

WOW I cant believe I watched this whole process....

Beautiful story there and a lot of treasure 😊 I love it. 💞

Fabulous men,with such motivation!!!!Beautiful job guys.Enjoy,You deserve it all.xxxxx

That was really impressive. I really like the aesthetics of the roof with the shingles. Top notch!

Love the fact I never know what to expect next from you lot, and the fact you're not scared to try wild things. The cabin is beautiful, the shingles look superb, and I reckon that roof is only going to improve as nature gets to work on it.

What a absolute gorgeous looking feast!!!! Wished I could have been there to taste it all 😅❤

That staggered slate stack roof is beautiful as it is practical and a fantastic project with insight for its longevity. 🤩

This video should be like 10 hours straight😂. By watching, I feel like I am in the woods. Bravo guys. Nice work

The end result of this renovation is absolutely 💯👌beautiful. Cheers

Beautiful work. The cabin is going to be a work of art. You have some good friends helping you. How are going to top this build. Can't stop watching good channel very entertaining. ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐

I really enjoyed this video - I love the fact that you are experimenting with different methods and materials. The roof looks particularly wondeful. Your new home is in a most beautiful area and when finished it will become a lovely home. I am looking forward to your future videos. Thank you

I really enjoyed watching this from start to finish! What great skills and ingenuity to keep everything looking natural to blend in with its surroundings. ❤

Love the roof everything that was done was beautiful thank you for sharing can't wait to see more

I really enjoyed watching you guys do something different, and I like how the roof turned out! 👍

few years back i helped rip down an old farm house. found a print from 1903, pretty crazy to think about

Looks fantastic and I love all your ideas about conserving/repurposing materials! New subscriber

What a Grand Job, Bravo To You All, Angel Blessings......

Stunning❤ not even to the end yet!

EPIC! I can't wait to see more. I consider myself very capable and love building things, but you guys take that to the next level. I really appreciate the way you think outside the box instead of following in others foot steps. How can we ever improve on something if we are always duplicating? 🎩 Hats off to you guys. You have quickly become my favorite channel on youtube and I'm always eager to see what's next! 👏👏👏👏👏👏

Enjoyed the video - I'm looking forward to seeing your other content... ❤

Beautiful roof I'm impressed 🎉❤

I think it is awesome doing the roof like that🥰

That was an excellent time-lapse video 🎉 You guys are hard workers 🎉 Cheers 🎉

Very interesting. I am enjoying seeing this unique build...

Looks amazing, and yes re-use and re-cycle!!

Ich erinnere mich, ich habe Eure Bautätigkeit verfolgt bis zum Einsatz der Dachflächenfenster in der Mitte des Daches. Dann habe ich Euch nicht mehr gesehen hier bei youtube. Schön, dass Ihr wieder da seid. Schade......ich dachte, der Dachteil ,wo die Terrasse entsteht, bekommt auch eine Art Dachflächenfenster.

Love it. So good!

As an observation-please know, the strength that a roof/floor needs is created by staggered the joints while laying out the sheathing. The way they were laid out removed at least half [at best] what it could/should have been. Hopefully you won't have an issue in the future.

Very cool project! I suspect the advantages of the thermal boards may not apply once it gets wet. Looks great though and im sure it will last long enough.

Do it your way ! Yes! That's what we all need to do with our lives... get away from all the noise and controls of things that drown our creativity... you go ! ;))

Can’t wait to see more of this build. Very informative, please make it 2-3hrs long

Happy new year! I am enjoying the renovation journey so much, thank you for allowing me to watch your accomplishments.

You found a time capsule in the attic... That's awesome... Sorry it took so long to watch this... I love the music...I would've kept all the scrap wood and used it for firewood.

What a brilliant job fantastic video thanks

WOW! I can't wait to see more updates and what you do with the interior!

Such awesome stuff you guys do. I also like how this channel isnt just car stuff, or resin projects. But a wide spectrum of projects, with engineering and ingenuity. Well done. I do hope you saved a lot of that wood from the attic though. It looks like you could make some really cool things with them.

love it wish i see your next video for the whole cabin build

Man, seeing all that wood laying on the attic before you cleaned it looked very heavy. But after you cleaned it and i could see that its actual tree logs as the floor of the attic... its no wonder it lasted so long. That's very well made. I cant wait to see what all you guys do with this. As a home builder/carpenter of 20+ years here in America, its so cool to see how other things are built around the world. Awesome

Your floor/decking is below ground level! it's gonna fill with water when it rains! thickest roof I've ever seen!!!! great vid

it's a fantastic roof, I love the look of it!

You guys made a very good job in this house, i really liked the video (Hello from brazil 🇧🇷)

What an awesome project! I am highly impressed by both the speed and the quality of this building project! Yea, of course there will probably be those armchair guys who always find things to complain about, but i mean come on, i see no point in putting in 100 000 of $$$ in something that would not even last any longer just for the sake of doing things in a certain way they want to, this is so much more fun and the result looks miles better and it will for sure last at least as long, probably much longer to be honest. Keep up the good work guys!

This is incredible. Where are you from? I'm in the USA. Never see some of these materials. I'm so fascinated!

Very interesting and brilliant work. Well done. Look forward to the next episode.

I have enjoyed watching your video it is very interesting thank you so much

I enjoyed this interesting and informative video. Your English is Good. Better than a lot of people speaking English, their native language. I understood you fine. Thanks for the video.

Bravo... very adventurous and creative to recreate the structure for your vision !

That flooring turned out beautiful.

The part where you kept blowing fuses lol. We've all been there bud, gave me a bit of a chuckle tho lol. Hard work and determination pays off in the end though. Im only half way through and so far I think you guys did a great job. Especially for guys who have never really done this kind of building or remodeling before. Its WAY more work than people realize, until you get in the thick of it. Also like you said, nothing EVER goes "according to plan." But you learn as you go, learn new tricks of the trade, and take each obstacle head on.. Such a great episode, I'm excited to see how it came out at the end of the video. Great job guys

nicely done, looks great, keep it up, you'll get a very nice cabin. Greetings from Holland

Amazing 👍 great Job. This Cabin becomming wonderful. I wish you, your family and your friends a healthy and prosperous New Year🍀

I love it great work, thank you

Congratulations guys. Is exactly what i needed to hear to validate my architectural points of view. Experimenting is the key . The roof is stonning and beautiful. Always admired scandinavian grassroofs and the thermowood is genious. The skyligjt window is magnificent and the deck extension floor a work of art. From Architect to architect, builder to builder , kuddos. Well done. Would love to see pictures in one two and three years . Summers and winter and all in between. I will deffinetedly use you material choices and that skylight that they say imposible to do(dont thinks so, you already did it. I did many crazy buildings as well.

Happy Holidays and all the best in the New Year to you all and your beautiful families. Cheers from Canada ❤🎉

This is my third comment, I love the look of the roof. It's unique and well designed... For not being home engineers you did an awesome job in the exterior... Can't wait to see how you're going to finish the inside... Maybe find a way to incorporate solar technology to help light the cabin.

your English speaking so mesmerizing and i wonder if you are russian...at least the truck looks like russian made

I love this!

Um dos melhores vídeos que eu já vi, ficou incrível, amei o teto de vidro e as plantinhas

Love the video and the transformation you are undertaking. I would love to see you complete the project internally as well and see how you use the glassed section in the upper level.

Hi guys, Among so much great stuff-Kudos to the cook-incredible fresh, delicious, and healthy meal. The terrace looks beautiful. (You must be exhausted at the end of the day.)

Half way into this video and wow 😢, great episode soo far, try and find the family related to the people who sent those letters, am sure you will make their day ❤.... great job.

Землякам вялікі рэспект за смеласць!!! Цікавы праект. 👍👍👍

From Ontario Canada that's pretty awesome work koodoos to you guys am going to use some of your ideals to my house here thanks

Beautiful 🎉🎉🎉❤

Cool project!

Impresionante el trabajo realizado. Me encanta como aprovechais los recursos, y aislais la bonita cabaña del frio. Esta quedando espectacular. Sera un sitio genial para vivir. Muchas gracias por compartir este genial trabajo, y enhorabuena tambien por la produccion del video.

Beautiful

Looks like an epic project! Well done! I like your approach of experimenting to see how it turns out. The roof shingles at the end was a good way to avoid having to do the green roof over the entire thing.

EXCELLENT job 🇬🇧💕

GOOD JOB .

Amezing what you all did. Stay healthy and safe. Greetings from Netherland.

Awesome video. You Always do amazing work

I have never seen a roof like this! But i love it! When is part two coming out?

Amazing work. On the cabin and video. Привет из Колорадо 🇺🇸

You could have made an amazing project(s) with those old newspaper. And the planks of old wood should have been sold. They are expensive. or you could have used them as an accent wallin 1 of your rooms

Nice 😊 🎉

Watching from Zimbabwe🇿🇼... Maximum ❤

1:22:24 Hello I think Ventilation have to be vertical, wood battens have to e vertical... the air go up and down... and if it have condensation water, that it will always have the water can go down and exit

Enjoying this video so much, I went to subscribe, then saw I was already subscribed!

Здравствуйте, эта песня ,первая, трогала меня.Я училась в Узбекистане в 1974 году.

I love your safety sandals 😅

Hope y’all do an update when it’s completed

*_Bravo_*

I hope your hand is alright and he kissed it. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year

That was like building an entirely new shed ... with extra steps 🤨

If u didn’t through away the newspapers and letters u should make a table with pieces of them laminated on for history of cabin

Вы молодцы!

Are you going to show the completed cabin …. Furnished Interior, outdoor furniture on the patio & etc

Impressive build. Given the age of the structure, the affordable and quick approach seems smart. It looked like it was still very sturdy for being so old! Now one question about if you are going to do anything about the round and green logs for the walls near the terrace? I suppose a change would be very difficult, just curious. Now I am wanting to buy an old fixer upper and customize/modernize it! Cheers from Oregon USA.

Love the truck, can we get a review on it?? 😊