BareNaked Tstud Intro + Tips

[@bd8502]

Your innovation will benefit the construction industry for decades. thank you! 👍

[@thermalstuds]

Thank you!

[@jakesellsbend]

Excited to put these in our custom build in Bend, OR -- thanks for your creativity and entrepreneurial spirit Brian!

[@michael-xe7rz]

Brian, found you on BUILD SHOW! SUPER DUPER COOL, LOVE IT. What I don't hear you taking CREDIT FOR IS, The fact that I see virtually NO MOLD ON YOUR STUDS! Pretty damn nice way to start out with a new home. With all the MOLD LAWSUITS in the last 100 years it would seem to be real attractive to people with Massive Mega-Mansion all the way down to those building a Tiny-Home on a meager budget. I hope you get rich because you're changing the world for the better.

[@kevinholbrook7174]

Hey, do you have a dealer in or near North Wilkesboro, North Carolina?

[@NSResponder]

Do you know if anyone's tried building a geodesic dome out of these? Seems like a good combination.

[@Crusader1815]

I wish you would come out with the 2x8 in the pre-foamed version you showed on Matt Risinger's video. I prefer the uniform 2 1/2 inch widths as well.

[@EddiTaru]

This is sick. Can't wait to use them

[@lorezyra]

In terms of R-values (insulation) of the T-Stud versus double-studs of 2x6, how does this compare?

[@mikewebbert8131]

I’ve read it’s @ 4-5x the cost of 2x6. At today’s increasingly ridiculous costs of building materials , I can’t see justifying that cost.

[@thermalstuds]

I’m not sure where your numbers came from but that’s incorrect. Our BareNaked Tstud is about 2x the cost. We’re cheaper than some other mainstream exterior rigid insulation and the WarmStud is the cheapest method on the market today.

[@nelly.gvargas9142]

Sorry you don't use screw's in real framing

[@bamjbam1973]

Sorry, you don't use 'yous' in real English....

[@petemcintire4339]

This is called advanced framing for a reason.

[@whiteknightcat]

Why is there an apostrophe in "screw's"?

[@coasttal123]

You are incredibly more expensive.