Building a Scotframe timber framed house. Part 1.

We're building a new house on the farm, here is part 1 of the construction.

[@casto-]

That's one well oiled team! It's impressive the speed that these pre fab wooden house go up in. Cheers house builder Dan 😉☺☺

[@rogerwilson9361]

Dan wow they built all that in 12hrs thank you for sharing.

[@callum-jq1ke]

Great video and great work

[@tomwe11ings]

Big job, good video!

[@farmingyear3972]

Good video good work

[@willmoore3790]

That's the way to put up a house mine took a year to complete 👍

[@Masseyman-nv2kl]

That's not taken long anyway, it will help that it's pre-made. Our neighbour is rebuilding an old house and he's not even half way through and it's been 2 and a half years. The new kitchen isn't even yet. He is a useless sod to be bluntly honest. Great video Dan keep up the good work.

[@lachlannicholson7258]

Get that sceptic tap aff

[@MrPaul1f]

Great video, something a bit different.

[@trevorcox3020]

Respect to all concerned inc you Dan

[@green75ish]

Lucky the HSE wernet there when that was being built

[@bobpaterson1845]

Think these guys done that before 🤔👌👌

[@JS-qg1ie]

Why the big gaps in the osb floor? Just to space them out or for getting services in?

[@bigfatpigeon5880]

For the stud walls I think......

[@CowfarmerDan]

I cant remember the exact reason now, might have been something to do with slight movement and squeaking of floorboards. The floorboards are at right angles to the slots, and glued and screwed down.

[@JS-qg1ie]

CowfarmerDan ok thanks. A mate’s thinking of having it done. I’m in the trade but not seen these built in person.

[@gotlandscapes]

Great vid Dan, do u live with your dad on the farm

[@jasonroberts6901]

Nailgun like a steam train

[@bigfatpigeon5880]

Hey Dan, impressive stuff. I've been looking at the Tyne from Scottframe myself. Just wondered, did you source the installers from scottframe or better still, who were they?

[@CowfarmerDan]

They were reccomend by Scotframe, Beechrow homes I think they were called, based in Glasgow but travel all over the UK.

[@annastirling9734]

Did Scotframe build it for you?

[@CowfarmerDan]

No, but it was their approved builders.

[@annastirling9734]

@@CowfarmerDan did you have to pay extra

[@CowfarmerDan]

@@annastirling9734 the builders labour was on top of the house price.

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

The nailing schedule is not ever 2”

[@CowfarmerDan]

What do you mean by schedule?

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

@@CowfarmerDan nail frequency

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

@@CowfarmerDan that’s what they call it in the sip plan

[@CowfarmerDan]

Ok, thanks. What should it be? The video is getting old now, I can't remember all that's in it!

[@georgewhitehouse8630]

@@CowfarmerDan 8” is fine too

[@karenevans5257]

Wheres the ppe, site insurance rendered useless without that.

[@rightthen.3243]

Ah an actual Karen!

[@karenevans5257]

@@rightthen.3243 yes, with health and safety knowledge that's nothing to do about a name 👍

[@muhammedkeser7064]

@@karenevans5257 I am more worried about connections with these pre made timber walls, as their connection is an inch long of wood and some glue. No passive connection at all.

[@kevinclinton9374]

@@muhammedkeser7064 it's D4 glue which expands into a foam barrier plenty goes on the studs when connecting the panels

[@allanmacdonald876]

No hard hats, some not wearing gloves, hanging over scaffold, accidents waiting to happen, not a good advertisement for Scotframe

[@rightthen.3243]

It's called real life, enjoy the authoritarian nightmare you are helping create!

[@allanmacdonald876]

@@rightthen.3243 No it`s called common sense protecting idiots from themselves