Yep this would've been my main point!

Leaf filter has plenty of its own deficiencies, and then some..both as a product and as a company.

Yeah, some frozen debris broke out throwing it on the ground from 12’ up

I insulated our master and realized we should’ve put up and exterior insulated door😂!

Yep, I did my master bedroom/bathroom, and walk in closet, also between the garage (heated) and living for sound, I also used all solid core doors and it's pretty quiet, not quite as much after the board went up, but still pretty quiet

You clearly know nothing of stick framing or timber framing. These comments are always chock- full of ignorance.

@funkmanone Sure buddy. Lets see how many of these crappy things stand after a hurricane. I mean, even insects eat your houses. The only reason you would be building this way is the price tag. In every other way it's inferior. Cope and seethe burger mutt.

@@piele1982 “seethe” and spit venom from your high and mighty throne king shit. You’re probably the same type of genius that wants to do away with fossil fuels and kill millions in the process.

@@piele1982 see what I’m saying? Ignorance. You speak of minimum standards. While some building methods are certainly less than ideal, these are practices that allow people of the lowest incomes to afford homes. People who speak like you do are the same type of people who would have no problem doing away with fossil fuels overnight and killing millions in the process. Properly built timber frame homes are incredibly durable and yes do in fact survive hurricanes (I’m not sure why you think everyone in America lives in a hurricane zone). There are numerous preventive measures for termites. I’ve never lived in a home that was being “eaten by bugs”. The fact is that this land was and is still covered by forests therefore we become proficient with what we have access to. It’s simply a bonus that timber frame homes are exceptionally sturdy and even old stick built houses are still here standing after hundreds of years. The same forces that keep a tree resilient under it own weight, are now the forces that keep us wam, dry, and safe. If you want to talk about falling standards then there’s a conversation to be had but don’t just preach pure ignorance about stick built and timber frame in general. It makes you sound like a spoiled, naive, brat.

@@piele1982 Nothing wrong in building with wood as it's one of the most usefull and strong material around. But the way americans build everything CHEAP as possible is just ridiculous.. Previous commenter said that only cheap houses are build like crap and that's not true at all. Countless building videos of million dollar homes that would not pass any inspection in Europe where we have ACTUAL standards on every part of the house and used materials.

Like in the video?

@@zachdemand4508 Yes. In the video he is AMazed how good proper insulation material is in insulation xD

@vihreelinja4743 you make it sound like homes don't have insulation.

The warehouse basketball stardom has treated me well

😂😂😂😂 love it

Could be the fancy equipment or camera man Sam’s fancy work! Or it could be the product!

I can’t stand those demo rooms where they show the stuff off. Cover it in drywall and that demo room wouldn’t sell anyone.

Yep

​@@thomasbeucler453this kind of soundproofing is to reduce the transfer of noise outside the room, not too reduce reverb/echos when inside the room.

It will dresden some sound between the rooms. It's not mass loaded vinyl or good forbid lead or anything but mass always reduces transfer.

@splashybard I understand that, I mean they have demo “rooms” that are just studs and rockwool. It’s a good visual but not representative of how the product will actually perform with drywall over it.

Well it's not perfect, if you scream people will hear you, but you can still be fairly loud without bothering other people.

Is this a common thing in the US? That sucks

@@eXe09 sound insulating the walls? Not necessarily every wall like this, but I've heard from insulation guys that it's pretty common to have noise insulation in the master bedroom. For reasons...

@@Not_Loading He was asking do you build you're houses on a code that allow one to SCREAM FOR HELP when someone invade their home on daily bases? Here in Europe we insulate to keep the sound of JOY and LOVE INSIDE everyone's home so amerikans cant hear how happy we are. So he is just confused.

​@@eXe09 no, home invasions and burglaries are very rare and are on the decline in the US. Alarm systems and window bars are easily obtainable if it is a relevant concern. Things like falling and needing help to get up are a much more common thing.

Glad you enjoyed it!

@@_CowboyColin Thank you! It was a great experience and I appreciate the effort you put into making it so enjoyable

You're welcome! Ready, set, GO!

I don’t speak electrician. I use a broom 😂