Cheap, Inexpensive Wood Ceiling Idea! $ | Earthbag Construction | Weekly Peek Ep33

[@kat369-mine]

You guys are so cool. I went from not knowing you at all, a year ago. To totally, dang, only a 10 min. video this week. And I think that laminate for the ceiling is the greatest design idea I've ever seen. You need to patent that idea, before somebody steals it.

[@saxonsoldier67]

+Kathryn Blodgett They need to patent a pressurized mop to clean that flooring... er... ceiling like the space pen that writes upside down and in micro-gravity.

[@wulfclaw4921]

Another way to take up the gaps that I've discovered is to run construction glue and then rope. Worked for me. Love ya'lls videos. I been watchin for years now. Thanks for all the pointers ! God bless, Wulfy

[@elizabethrobinette2071]

The flooring on the ceiling is a great idea and looks really nice. We've done similar things--such as make an interior ceiling with corrogated tin sheet roofing material. It looks good and we don't have to finish sheet rock. You guys are great.

[@rathernotdisclose8064]

2:56 -- for something like this foam in the cracks, or anything similar to that, check out masonry rakers. Skate wheel joint rakers

[@jaejuon]

I can't wait for next part of earth bag construction progress. I am really enjoying to watch. very good job!!

[@sleepybearpermaculture1936]

I love you guys so much! I'm doing something very similar and you all are a true inspiration. I wish this was the type of thing that was shown on television these days.

[@Cricket-el5ls]

The flooring is made N2 5' x 8' x 1/2" sheets B4 it is cut N2 floor planks. Our hardware store here sells it N the sheets. I renovated a mobile hm 6 yrs back & used it like paneling. Turned out great also & really durable! U'all have done a great job!! I'm really looking 4ward 2 the rocket stove construction! Please get all or as much as U can N the video because I was praying that U'all would add 1 so that I will B able 2 build the same N my barn turned tiny house! I benefit a lot from your projects!! AND Thank U 4 that !!!

[@ArturioEmerys]

For the gap between the wall and ceiling you could glue thick rope to cover that seem. I've seen that done when people build tree houses and need to seal the gap between the ceiling and tree trunk or floor and tree trunk.

[@mylittlehomestead]

+Arturio Emerys Great suggestion. Thanks

[@jetoman5830]

Looks amazing, I wouldn't have thought to use floor that is super smart!

[@bigunone]

Shay, next time you use fiberglass insulation use baby powder on all exposed skin before you start it will keep most of the fibers out of your pores. If you don't do that lay in a supply of rubbing alcohol, pour it on and let it evaporate, then without rubbing wash off with cold water. The alcohol will pull the fibers out of your pores and the cold water will take it off without reopening your pores . I learned this while spending the summer repairing fiberglass boats!

[@mylittlehomestead]

+C. D. M. Good Info! Thanks :)

[@Faithful_Tribe]

Also, respirators--dust masks, at least. Glass fibers + lungs? not good.

[@khione8044]

The Bedroom is coming along really well! I can't wait to see the Rocket Stove once it's finished! Looking forward to the Next Video! :)

[@ThiasRussell]

Love your way of recycling used materials. Really nice work. Regards.

[@mshaw290808mi]

I always look forward to watching your videos! They are great! You are one of my favorite KZbin channels.

[@shamasi1968]

I'm so jealous. We have a family of 6 in a small 3bdr, 1 bath house and these earthbag rooms would be great. :)

[@wildonemeister]

Best part about the video - it's lenght!

[@SHINjuju]

Wow that ceiling looks great!

[@jeanettewaverly2590]

From floor to ceiling (and vice-versa) you guys are da bomb!

[@TommyboyGTP]

Keep in mind for the rocket stove to work property and at it's most efficient, you need to have the pipe raise one inch every foot of length until you turn it upwards to go out.

[@mylittlehomestead]

+Tommy TwoGun Thank You :)

[@TheRedneckprepper]

The ceiling turned out awesome man good job ! with the fan it rocks

[@TheStaggpaul]

I look forward to the rocket stove construction. Im thinking of putting one in my straw bale house.

[@Rockyacres]

Good grief, that's gorgeous!!!!!!!!

[@mykel812]

awesome job guys

[@Les__Mack]

Thanks! I really look forward to the rocket stove.

[@dirtpatcheaven]

Your projects are always so amazing!

[@melindaoa8668]

It looks great!

[@jimnorlem6802]

Outstanding !

[@whatthefunction9140]

Build some more of these and make them air b and b's

[@isaacfawcett3048]

Looks awesome great job

[@survivalbushcraftwithemelie]

What a beautiful ceiling!!!

[@izeugirdor]

This is turning out to be amazing! :D

[@ThisNarrowboatAdventure]

looks so good so far!

[@JohnMedeiros]

Love the laminate on the ceiling and smart idea painting the foam. Also, dad the hair is styling, got a little product in there? Looking great!

[@mylittlehomestead]

+John Medeiros Thank you John

[@970Bryson]

Love the videos guys!

[@HiVizCamo]

Is this regular laminate (basically MDF) or laminated wood (plywood-backed)? How is this performing over time vs gravity, any droopage between attachment points? Thanks, looks great and good thinking here.

[@tlshollywood]

Haha...hahaha,... The Devils Cotton Candy

[@UncaTuck]

You all is hilarious!

[@fouroakfarm]

Is that box rated for use with a ceiling fan???

[@bigunone]

+Bike Man Dan In a word no, NEC code says it must be able to support thirty pounds. Will it work yes. Is it safe I have worked in a house where a four square box has been holding a Hunter ceiling fan made out of cast iron up for decades. It is much better than one hung on a nailed on plastic box.

[@thefaeryman]

well it's cardboard mostly... that's from a tree nice job

[@frederickhenrylange812]

How does the laminate flooring take the nails?

[@mylittlehomestead]

Feels like normal wood

[@sunriseacademybhavnagar559]

Can you tell me the cost of square feet finished wood

[@mylittlehomestead]

100 bucks on Craig’s list

[@mylittlehomestead]

Approx 150 sq ft

[@elizabethrobinette2071]

Please be careful of pallets. Unless the pallets are branded with an "HT"--meaning heat treated, the wood is treated with pesticides and other chemicals that you do not want to bring into your home.

[@Grizz270]

dont mean to be a troll . great channel been watchin for some time ... my opinion for what its worth i believe you will have problems with expansion and contraction . its not engineered to be nailed . hope im wrong

[@mylittlehomestead]

+grizz270 Thanks. I guess we're going to find out :)

[@atozy1478]

Why Dont we see Garen as much Sorry for asking

[@wildonemeister]

+mincepieso1 If I recall correct the answer I've seen to that question earlier in comments were that he's working his daytime/regular job.

[@atozy1478]

Oh Thanks (=

[@sueg2658]

Dancing on the ceiling 🎼🎹🎧🎤

[@moon-the-band]

This building is unfolding into something really beautiful :-) I also think I sort of have a crush on Bryson...... whoops

[@Chimonger1]

Laminate is better on ceiling---cannot be water damaged unless roof leaks...on floors, laminate can easily be damaged fro pet 'accidents', plant watering overflows, and other watery spills that happen more often.

[@mylittlehomestead]

+Winter Star Good one Winter.

[@jetteboy]

you guys really should be wearing safety glasses, just sayin

[@uvcoach42]

Lol wood snob...