I’m about to start to investigate underfloor ducted AC for my 1980s house in Brisbane. What’s to stop you adding it now?

Do you think a new single level home on timber piles with 20mm particleboard flooring with carpet / laminate would be noisy? Enjoy your vids 👍

#5 What would you use as floor covering rather than timber overlay?

my design advice is that there is only one type of white until you put them next to each other. If you are a builder then you know....

Amazing stuff love the content it's so informative and inspirational! keep it up man 👍🔥

What about clay tiles? We use them a lot in Europe. Greetings from Croatia

I think it's great step in the right path, but we could do better. Often times we see parking issues and excessive driveways. Look to European builds and you will see 3 story buildings with a basement carpark and multiple families in one building. a 600 sqm site will hold 6x 100sqm apartments in the same building with 1-2 car parks each. Often the apartments are allocated a garden area or share one communal garden with allocated areas of responsibility.

Love the channel

So cool seeing this house come together bro, keep up the good work ❤

I know nothing about home builds haha but your content is super digestible and super easy to watch. Good stuff man fan from NZ

Number 11 should be whoever put the 20mm tile piece in your shower corner, absolute rookie mistake.

Put hall rugs and large room rugs. That will quiet down the place.

Great video josh. As for the tapware and finishes feel free to pm me I'm a interior designer with over 15 years experience in dealing with bathrooms and kitchens. I'm happy to specify some options if you want another option. Honestly you can't really go wrong with chrome or brushed stainless steel. Being monochromatic they will go with everything. I would also suggest going go gas hot water or a heat pump hot water which includes a storage tank. Cooling is a part that people often overlook or forget About. Cooling work best when pushing cold air down as cold air sinks while hot air rises. You can something like the smooth air systems which vent hot air out and pull cold air in. Another option would be a forced air and the use radiators being feed from the heat pumps

i will never go ducted AC again, it sucks, specially with a large house, if you only need to cool a small area, a few rooms, you actually need to cool a lot of the common area as well, because the air needs to return to the return. mini splits in every room will probally cost a little more upfront, but will get better results long term. on a hot summer night in brisbane, i need to keep the bedroom door open to allow the draft back to the return... where is a mini split is cooling and circulating the air in the room.

Timber flooring underlay would have def reduced the noise!!! Nice build brother 💯

One of the things this summer the missus and I have been talking about with our teenagers (17f & 15m) is how they need to start thinking more about risks they take because it's so easy for them to make bad decisions just because they don't know any better. Teenagers think they are invincible, they just don't have the life experiences to back up and make them take a moment to think about stuff. So I just used your example of a lawn mower mistake to show our daughter and chief lawn-mower that here's someone who uses power tools all day everyday, but a moment's careless thought cost you a nasty accident. Your pain has been a valuable lesson for our family - Thanks! ...Btw we live in Hutt Central 🙂

Heatpump dryer helps a lot with not needing ventilation as much

Loved the video bro honestly can’t wait to see more builds in the future 🔥🔥🔥

Wife is right, butlers is essential

Running Hebel/AAC panels over your subfloor does a great job at reducing the noise and improves insulation within the house. Obviously comes at a cost... I've seen it installed over posi-strut floor joists to the 1st floor or a double storey dwelling, works a treat! Thanks for the vid, keep up the great work mate!

A Passive House Design house is warm in winter and cool in summer. It has Mechanical ventilation & heat recovery system. It's airtight and uses less energy. Check Energy Architecture in Wellington.

Good update, sounds like a building science boffin on making engineered descisions on the next builds is a good idea.

BEAUTIFUL HOME AWESOME JOB!!!!

Wood makes noise, so don't run or walk in socks, because carpet is a dust collector. 😂

so sick

If you have the money and the opportunity, build a ranch because there is not enough space here. ☝️😊

Great Video, will make some modifications to my dream build in my head!

Smoko squad 💯, progress over perfection is great advice

Cheers for the insight mate

excellent video. Can I asked why 2.55m stud, where plasterboard is usually 2.4m or 2.7m height. Why not go straight to a 2.7m instead? Or you if have to buy 2.7m high plasterboard and cut to 2.55? From your experience, how much extra would one have to pay for a build from 2.4 to 2.7m stud? additional 10%?

❤Grandes cosas pueden pasarle a quien cree en Dios. Yo me deprimí porque tenía una deuda de más de 12.000, pero para gloria de Dios, saldé mi deuda y sigo generando dinero para mí y mi familia. Dios bendiga a la señora ELENA M ASTAPOVA, Dios la ha usado para cambiar muchas vidas.🇪🇸✌️

those pipes should have lagging on.make it look better

Interesting video. I agree with the wood floor issues as we have similar.

Do you actually use outside spa? I'm pondering on idea to setup it in my place, but not sure if it is practical at all...

Awesome video! Really easy to watch and informative, thank you!

11:08 to good

Dream house but not a dream land...

pls pin

When I watched you mowing in your video with your child I was like damn that’s dangerous. Nek minnit 😂

One of my favorite videos of 2024🖖

Sorry, pre-bolted for the what?

my house cost 10 grand to build in the 1960s

Cool vid man, Better than TV programs.

It cost $500k to build your own house what lol

Can’t wait to watch along with this mate! Keep up the super high quality, and love the transparency 🎉

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46:21 what you're here for

Pink timber from transform yellow timber. 😅

the house prices everywhere are so depressing for young people

I was scared to go on the roof. Time builded my confidence.😂😂 the roof was atleast 1 story tall. You could jump my guy said. Face your fears. As a kid I jumped off a playground like 10 ft.