Construction of a wooden frame house far from the city / TIMELAPSE

[@ibuilding7]

Please subscribe to the channel, thank you

[@mariomacias4551]

the best part of this whole video is that you have a loyal friend to help you. Which is very rare.

[@ibuilding7]

you guessed it right

[@RyanBalsdon]

Love the steel toed sandals!

[@ibuilding7]

yes 👍🤣

[@무림의떨거지-g6r]

It's so beautiful to see the flowing clouds that seem to be playing fast. Of course, the house that is being built looks so good.

[@ibuilding7]

it is very nice to hear that you liked the clouds, of course they look nice, thank you for your comment

[@Bournefort]

Nice log mallet! The foundation and floor look great!

[@ibuilding7]

yes mallet super, thanks friend

[@gabrielaab1651]

Hi guys...I will give you a brilliant and simpler suggestion than bituminous wooden pillars. PVC pipes used for sewerage with a diameter of 160 or larger, to be put in pits and then reinforced concrete in the middle and cast concrete, last 200 years.

[@ibuilding7]

thank you very much for the idea, but unfortunately, not everything is so simple, we had them for free and there is no light there, we don’t have a lot of capital, what did we do with what we had

[@ARL-LifesLessons.-nk4fd]

Brilliant never thought of that one.

[@thomasschafer7268]

Das mit den Pfosten in der Erde kenne ich aus Skandinavien. Aber nur da bei sandigen Boden. Sonst faulen die irgendwann weg. Beton hätte nicht Die Welt gekostet. 👍👍🇩🇪Gruß vom zimmerermeister

[@grindordie3336]

I was just thinking that those wooden pillars can still sink deeper into the holes.

[@Intell3ctualProperty]

Sir, they only need the foundation to last till the end of the video.

[@rickcastilleja1040]

These guys are using the materials at hand and doing a great job.

[@ibuilding7]

Very thanks

[@dansome3563]

From videos like your I got inspired and I ve build my cabin many thanks

[@ibuilding7]

ooo super, thanks

[@BuiThiThuy36]

Hello talented workers, very good video, thank you

[@ibuilding7]

thanks 😊

[@dansome3563]

Great job

[@christophemaziereacteurcom5534]

Wonderful job. Thanks 🙏🏽

[@ibuilding7]

thanks

[@theoremzero]

"We need a mallet" "Gimme a sec." ⚒

[@ibuilding7]

that's how it was

[@rickydawson7388]

The primary beam connection to the bituminous pillar foundations are surely inadequate. Diagonally drilled lag scews would not have enough holding down. Use a steel strap the next time. Saddle them over the primary timber beams (like an inverted U) and nail/bolt the free ends to/through the pillars.

[@ibuilding7]

thank you for the recommendation, there will be no next time because we made such a house once

[@louievillas1275]

❤

[@Gokywildcats11]

Can 2 men build a 20x20 example shed type cabin. Cheaper than what you can buy from Amish built or lowes or home depot

[@raicebannon1936]

Nightmare. I would not build a livestock shed this flimsy. I am watching it out of curiosity

[@RadioExpeditionProject]

Great video.

[@ibuilding7]

thanks

[@LogHewer]

People have so much ignorance to comment rude things. It is a wonderful job. Thank you for sharing your work.

[@ibuilding7]

so sometimes people don't understand what they write, thanks for the support good luck

[@letun100]

No, it is show and no more☝️

[@toreckman8899]

‘People have so much ignorance to comment rude things’. Kettle meet Pot. Unless English is your third language.

[@letun100]

@@toreckman8899 what do you mean?

[@toreckman8899]

@@letun100 it’s quite clear what I mean. The question is, what specifically are you referring to in my comment? Or is English a secondary/tertiary language for you as well?

[@veliborsimic7159]

How do you tie those on 18:54 to the lower beams?

[@ibuilding7]

long screws in the corners and in the center

[@ViktorLofing.]

Спасибо за хорошее видео!

[@ibuilding7]

thanks 😊

[@david-1971]

Что хорошего в видео???если только пособие как делать нельзя то тогда да хорошее видео

[@ibuilding7]

@@david-1971 друг ты в своей жизни хоть что-то подобное делал прежде чем обесценивать чужую работу

[@david-1971]

@@ibuilding7 я глубокоуважаемый в подобное строение даже бы барашков не пустил ..... Если уж берётесь делать каркасник так делайте правильно а не ,,и так сойдёт,,

[@ibuilding7]

@@david-1971 ну если вы понимаешь что-то в таких постройках то ты бы ничего такого не писал, все пишут что получилось хорошо то получается что они ноль а вы один в том профессионал да ну тогда удачи

[@bushcraftua1]

Hello. Great idea. I built a house in the country using frame technology: quickly, not expensively and easily. Good luck with the project. I keep watching this video

[@ibuilding7]

oh that's great thanks for watching thanks for the support

[@bushcraftua1]

Be sure to lay a waterproofing material between the floor frame and the posts, regardless of the fact that the posts are treated with bitumen

[@ibuilding7]

@@bushcraftua1 Yes, we put a hydraulic barrier, and there is already resin on the pillars, thank you for the recommendation

[@LifesLaboratory]

Very impressive! I am especially impressed by how deep you were able to sink your piles. I have a small homestead and hope to build a couple outbuildings when the snow melts in May. Unfortunately I don't have the beautiful soil you guys have; it's all clay and boulders where I am. :(

[@ibuilding7]

thanks for the comment, yes the soil is good, I wish you good luck with the construction, the clay is difficult to bathe but it is strong so that's cool

[@tonytop3962]

Thank you for all the helpful comments and the post I love it I might try it but with cement and bolts

[@ibuilding7]

thank you, cement will be better, try it, good luck to you

[@MrOpaulo]

Great video and edit

[@ibuilding7]

thanks 😊

[@rosieg1603]

Looking good guys 😀 I also work in either crocks or sandals as long as your careful 😊

[@ibuilding7]

100% with you in solidarity no matter what the main thing is to be careful and work thanks for watching

[@PaulGrantDesigns]

Never seen this 'slat bed' style before, with the final 2x6+ frame sitting on top. Why the need for the two layers?

[@ibuilding7]

this is a frame system, one layer is for strength, and the second is the floor so that insulation can be installed

[@PaulGrantDesigns]

So… all that extra effort for strength, but no sono tubes to prevent post rot? Hum

[@ibuilding7]

@@PaulGrantDesigns the pillar will not rot except after 30 years it may rot

[@chunhuachen-gg8nm]

beautiful. if you have the chance, you can try the steel deck, it is also good.

[@ibuilding7]

thank you so maybe we will try next time

[@soulrolledfox]

Aren't you afraid that the posts might sink into the ground under the weight of the structure? Did you test the consistency of the ground befor digging the holes for the poles? Great video btw!

[@ibuilding7]

there first land then hard clay so will not fail, thank you very much for watching and comment good luck

[@cuervolobo2818]

What area does the house have, what is the diameter of the logs?

[@ibuilding7]

en metros, 9 metros por 4,5 metros de troncos con un diámetro de 250 mm, 40k m

[@cuervolobo2818]

muy buena idea lo del PVC pero donde yo vivo Esapaña (islas Baleares) es prohibido construir con cemento y hormigon;solo puedes contruir casa pequeñas con madera a no ser que tengas mas de 15000 mts cuadrados(161458 Pie cuadrado).Por eso los cimientos de madera me va muy bien.Gracias por este proyecto 👍👍👍

[@ibuilding7]

amigo, tenemos una situación similar, en primer lugar, cuando es necesario registrar la fundación, y esto es dinero adicional, y los pilares eran gratis para nosotros, soy de Ucrania, aquí puedes construir como quieras, pero todo depende de tus capacidades financieras

[@robertobarrozo289]

Ficou sensacional seu trabalho.

[@ibuilding7]

obrigado amigo

[@denniscarreno5882]

Nice build guys!

[@ibuilding7]

thank you friend

[@MrDenisJoshua]

What type of material you put at 17:21 please ? Thanks

[@ibuilding7]

Vapor barrier membrane

[@MrDenisJoshua]

@@ibuilding7 Ok great :-) thanks a lot !!!

[@dejib.3930]

Real cool.

[@ibuilding7]

thanks

[@corydavis2448]

Nice work boots

[@ibuilding7]

thanks 🤣

[@bobbycapa4317]

Ol mate building with sandles on. Impressive!!

[@ibuilding7]

it happens

[@gigel99324]

That soil is beautiful, hope you plant a huge ass garden

[@ibuilding7]

yes, my friend, the garden is already growing, apple tree, plum, cherry, hazelnut, there are many beautiful trees

[@medot8296]

Hello! I have a question. I see your foundation wood is too short, hence you are using two pieces. My question is, won't the home lose its strength? Thanks.

[@ibuilding7]

no wood of this length was specially made, it is connected, therefore the structure is very strong, thank you for viewing and commenting

[@tulkooo]

What is the difference between using 3 boards instead of one big chunky prism for the base?

[@ibuilding7]

I think it's cheaper and easier in time, I don't know for sure

[@marcelomarcelo5332]

Hello, congrats for the time lapse!! what is the net that you used over the first base layer? It seems metallic and what's the covering fabric that you put over the net later? from minutes 15 to 18. 😁

[@ibuilding7]

Hello, we used an iron mesh with a square diameter of 1.5 cm, and a vapor barrier on top

[@juannegron9672]

What chemical do you use for threating the wood? Here in Puerto Rico I found a thing called "copertox" but it was a long time ago. It left a green color in the wood like the one you use. Is your chemical DIY, if so please share the mix. Thank.

[@ibuilding7]

hello, we are from Ukraine, a simple chemical antiseptic from a store is nothing new, they are the same in most cases, it also depends on the concentration

[@scrambler69-xk3kv]

In the USA it is treated from factory and is called pressure treated wood. Made for outdoors so no rot.

[@Woodenhouseofficial]

Wow very interesting build!

[@ibuilding7]

thanks

[@danielramiezramirez5751]

Muy bueno el desarrollo del trabajo les deseo mucho éxito 😅y espero más videos

[@ibuilding7]

muchas gracias por su apoyo quiero ver el video en mi canal gracias

[@StanislavTPetkov]

Good day. Can you tell me , please, the size of the logs in the ground?

[@ibuilding7]

good day, diameter 250 millimeters to 300 millimeters

[@cuervolobo2818]

que área tiene la casa,cual es el diametro de los troncos?

[@ibuilding7]

en metros, 9 metros por 4,5 metros de troncos con un diámetro de 250 mm

[@GoodwillCriminalsOfDallas]

If that is what they are using for sub floor it will be extremely bouncy,

[@ibuilding7]

if you mean the frame, then we will use it for the floor

[@GoodwillCriminalsOfDallas]

@@ibuilding7 When you laid that first layer of boards on the flat side between the main joists then that wrap material on top of that.

[@ibuilding7]

@@GoodwillCriminalsOfDallas so everything is true

[@cuervolobo2818]

PVC is a very good idea but where I live in España (Balearic Islands) it is prohibited to build with cement and concrete; you can only build small houses with wood unless you have more than 15,000 square meters (161,458 square feet). That's why the foundations wood works very well for me. Thank you for this project👍👍👍

[@ibuilding7]

Así que en todo el mundo, diferentes leyes en algún lugar Mona y en algún lugar donde no puedes, gracias amigo por el comentario por ver el buen humor.

[@stilltrippin4687]

What kind of wood can you use for wooden foundations? Can I use fresh cutten wood?

[@LatinSlav]

@@stilltrippin4687 you can but no, it needs to be dry,then impregnated with diffrent substance to not rot, usually the cheapest is used motor oil

[@FollowMyGod]

Hey, thats cool, what materials did you use? Is that like net/cage or something at 15:41. How many ft x ft is the house? Im trying to get an idea of how many foundation logs to put for an idea i have for a home i wanna build

[@ibuilding7]

I don't know the grid there in feet, but in meters it is 9 m by 4:50 meters, we put a support at one and a half meters each, thank you for viewing and commenting, good luck to you in construction, if you want, you can take a video if you build and send it to me, I will post you if there is a desire.

[@FollowMyGod]

@ibuilding7 thanks! I will!!

[@ScottGlisson74]

That floor system is insane.

[@ibuilding7]

practical and reliable

[@rcaperfect]

lo que va sembrado de que madera es? es resistente a la humedad?

[@ibuilding7]

Hola, esta es madera 100% impregnada de resina bituminosa, por lo que es resistente a la humedad.

[@FollowMyGod]

No one has any reasoning....i feel you exactly...i think its better to have a cheap house you can easily rebuild or fix. You can probably build it in a month. Will probably last you decades. We got short life spans anyways...we aint gonna live 200 years.

[@ibuilding7]

so everything is correct, you are right

[@joebaucom4537]

Great !

[@ibuilding7]

obrigado

[@steviewassell9752]

Nice to see the chap in the dark hoodie has got his Japanese work boots on 😅

[@RusticRidgeLife]

What is the size of the building? Do you have measurements?

[@ibuilding7]

length 9 meters, width 4.50 meters

[@driveman6490]

Birkenstock open toed sandles.....for over 75 years it's been the preferred work boot for M.M.T.s (Men Missing Toes)

[@Nirwana27th]

Very interesting, make me sleep 😂

[@ibuilding7]

I'm glad you liked it, it's not in my power

[@marcelovaradero7022]

Siempre es conveniente usar calzado de seguridad 👍🏼

[@ibuilding7]

Yes

[@nickmadden3145]

Wish my garden soil was that rich in nutrients

[@ibuilding7]

if possible, I would send you a couple of tons, we have a lot of it

[@paulinoaz]

at about 8:45 I was so confused about what you were doing..... 9:14 ok, now I get it

[@ibuilding7]

thanks for watching, the hammer turned out great

[@elbassaraghii5744]

Forgot to ask what wood and size are those beams that your using if you don’t mind me asking ? Kindly

[@ibuilding7]

under no circumstances will I object, a pine tree, size 9 meters by 4.5 meters, to be more precise, it is not a beam, three boards of 40 mm twisted together, frame type

[@greavuvalentin707]

Hi, what size is it?

[@ibuilding7]

hello 👋 4,50 metra 9.50 metra

[@evecll]

I dont know what that post hole digger tool is called but its awesome as hell

[@ibuilding7]

it is called a hand drill made by ourselves

[@evecll]

@@ibuilding7 mass produce it

[@ibuilding7]

@evecll thank you, and where are there so many in stores

[@evecll]

@MyBushcraftandsurvival true. Still, bud, you would be surprised. I'd pay 50 for it. I do fencing and concrete and deck building. Dont shut it down with attitude

[@gigel99324]

@@evecll where are you from? There are already mass produced ones, even for motorized stuff.

[@LowPCGamingryzen]

Life time house, years?

[@ibuilding7]

20-30 years is the minimum

[@michaelflores572]

Hello, just curious what was sprayed on the floor joist? Thanks

[@ibuilding7]

I did not fully understand your question

[@androidandroid5279]

@@ibuilding7 what do You use to treat the joists deck , that green-blue liquid ?

[@ibuilding7]

@@androidandroid5279 antiseptic for wood processing

[@joseph7105]

Size?

[@rob9359]

You can plainly visually see these two guys don't actually know just exactly what they are doing by Not painting the Tar all the way to the BOTTOM of the WOODEN POLE. and having TERMITES INSIDE THE POLES @ 2:18 / 22:07!

[@ibuilding7]

I don't understand what you are talking about

[@alejandropereznarvaez9882]

Hola, cuales son las dimensiones largo y ancho.

[@ibuilding7]

Hola, el ancho es de 4,50 metros, el largo es de 9,50 metros....

[@eliceonavarro5684]

witch way you wanted the foot ball to roll ?

[@ibuilding7]

.

[@FollowMyGod]

Sometime you gotta work with whats available, not all of us have lots of money

[@ibuilding7]

yes it's true thank you

[@andrebarbosa9244]

How much spend?

[@ibuilding7]

if by cubes of wood, then somewhere around 10 cubes, if by money, then in the region of up to $3,000

[@tarazanovyoutube1059]

Блин, я представляю стоимость этого "фундамента" Но на сколько его хватить, как его будет пучить и неужели винтовые сваи так дороги?

[@ibuilding7]

нет он не дорогой но те столбы тоже не плохие, они были бесплатно

[@qianjinTV]

Friend, what is your standard for inserting wood into the ground? Is it a certain depth? Or does it need to hit hard ground?

[@ibuilding7]

and all the pits will be approximately 1 meter 60 cm, rests on the clay, a very solid base, everything turned out like this

[@danielsaldivar5622]

Is this a DeWalt tools commercial?

[@ibuilding7]

Unfortunately no

[@truthserum5202]

The tree stumps in the ground for the foundation will only last about 30 years, then you will need to redo the entire foundation. Not the best way to go.

[@ibuilding7]

it is possible that it was done with the intention of transferring it to another place later

[@Manvydas964]

good luck with those logs surviving 30 years.. i would give them 10 years of being capable to withstand the whole weight of house

[@exteriorpanda1478]

My camp was built this way in the 1920s only had to change one that rotted at ground level not sure why only one tho. The rest look and sound great.

[@Nikola76]

Concrete stumps would be a better idea

[@zaedlo]

Why the wire mesh ?

[@ibuilding7]

so that rodents do not get into the house

[@zaedlo]

@@ibuilding7 That was my first thought, but, a mouse can get through a 1/4 inch space, the mesh looked bigger.

[@hereasafanofallsorts5164]

the Sandals - very brave footwear

[@ibuilding7]

we were definitely careful, thank God nothing happened

[@jed1729]

why did you put the stringers flat versus upward where they have more stringers and why did you not insulate before putting down the vapor barrier?

[@ibuilding7]

insulate later when it is covered because it will rain and everything will rot

[@jesuspiedra1485]

Hola me pueden desir que medidas de madera usaon porfavor

[@jesuspiedra1485]

Buen trabajo chicos vendiciones

[@ibuilding7]

Teníamos un tablero de 45 mm de espesor y 190 mm de alto para el revestimiento, menos de 43 mm de alto 150 mm para las paredes.

[@ibuilding7]

gracias

[@NEINLIVES999]

Gotta love building a house in mandles! 😂

[@ibuilding7]

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[@louisjoseph4114]

I like how he made the stone age hammer

[@ibuilding7]

thanks

[@AA-tb7rg]

How should these houses withstand anything??

[@ibuilding7]

they withstand everything well

[@teresasteadman1610]

That dirt would be great for a garden

[@ibuilding7]

thank you

[@tonrookachat]

How deep is the hole

[@ibuilding7]

5ft / 150cm

[@xaloabe9779]

WOW SÜPER

[@ibuilding7]

thank you😊

[@Dubjaxfilms]

Why would anybody want a timber framed house ? Why don#t you use bricks and mortar like most prople ?

[@ibuilding7]

because a wooden house does not need to be registered, and when the foundation is poured, it is necessary, and such a house is built much faster than a brick one

[@Dubjaxfilms]

@@ibuilding7 I have no idea what you're talking about, alll buildings of this size must have planning permission, regardless of whether they are made of wood or masonary

[@robsonhouse1904]

nice shed floor

[@ibuilding7]

.

[@izzetmumcu3218]

Karıncalar için ne yaptınız, anlayamadım?

[@ibuilding7]

Ben hiçbir şey yapmadım, sonra ağacı sürüklemeye başladılar

[@maxgusev1981]

Добрый день! Подскажите, пожалуйста, какой размер дома? Может быть где-то можно посмотреть планировку?

[@ibuilding7]

Длина 9 ширина 4,50 планировка во есть только вход будет где кухня но кухня будет з левой стороны

[@ibuilding7]

pin.it/2biVECq

[@maxgusev1981]

@@ibuilding7 Спасибо! Успехов в стройке и ждём новых серий!

[@hoosierdome8698]

Not sure the wire will keep mice out, the square's look kinda large.

[@ibuilding7]

I think everything will be fine there 15 mlm

[@everettarthur6525]

I see lots of neighbors though LOL

[@ibuilding7]

Haha, I see them too, it's okay, it's not important

[@darenrrful]

you spent all the time and money to build a house on logs? you should have used cement pillars

[@ibuilding7]

I understand you, but it was free, so we started to build them, they are completely tarred, produced back in the USSR, therefore they are reliable, and in the future they can also be transferred to concrete

[@horacecomegna335]

They build these like this in Alaska and the last for ages! He also put creosote on the bottom of the logs before he dropped them in the hole to prevent rotting and moisture.

[@sachindath1851]

There’s an osha worker rolling over in his grave at 8:00

[@MaurizioRosito]

ma le scarpe non si usano?

[@ibuilding7]

usato solo molto Dubno era

[@darekpulabanin]

Super. Dobra robota

[@ibuilding7]

thanks for the comment

[@alaingrauby6048]

Dommage la vidéo en accéléré et la distance à laquelle ça a été filmé, un amateurs n'y comprend absolument rien.

[@ibuilding7]

Je viens de filmer comment nous construisions une maison, je ne pensais pas que quelqu'un serait intéressé et que quelqu'un voudrait apprendre quelque chose

[@IamFormaggio]

I like the holes drilled by hand. My ground requires 6' pointed digging bar to chip away hard packed clay and shale.

[@ibuilding7]

hello, do you want me to tell you how to make an auger?

[@charlesmatthews9946]

Price differance between a 12 ft untreated and a treated board is 1 dollar a board why would you not use treated lumber here ?

[@ibuilding7]

I did not fully understand you, in what sense processed, do you mean from the bark or with some kind of liquid

[@charlesmatthews9946]

@@ibuilding7 why did you not use treated lumber on the floor girts?

[@charlesmatthews9946]

It looked like some of the floor joist were treated but not the girts with are closer to the ground .

[@charlesmatthews9946]

I mean treated with acq in a vacuum chamber and sold a t lumber stores .

[@ibuilding7]

@@charlesmatthews9946 it would be great, but unfortunately we don’t have such a thing, we use simple chemistry and that’s it, we live in Ukraine, we haven’t seen anything like this here, there aren’t any forest stores, nothing like it, and if there is, it’s very expensive, we bought fresh wood, waited for it to dry, processed it ourselves on the machine, then with the polyvizator, they covered it with chemicals and that's it

[@joecap4372]

Nice job guys but there's a big but... I don't see nothing pressure-treated the guys working with sandals I guess he's mad at his feet..

[@ibuilding7]

thank you and no we were fine and comfortable so I agree that it is not safe

[@joecap4372]

@@ibuilding7 you guys did a great job... I was a union laborer in Manhattan a lot of big high-rise work.. talkin about safety right who am I I was in recovery worker in 911 and I didn't wear a mask I wasn't working in the World Trade Center Vista Hotel collapse... there had me working at the 7 World Trade Center collapse maybe that's why I'm still around today

[@Gokywildcats11]

Would it had been better to treat the wood were the floor is gonna be.

[@ibuilding7]

we finished it with one simple fence, and the pillars in the ground are finished very well

[@jekonpov]

Nice job guys but there's a big but... don't see nothing pressure-treated the guys working with sandals I guess he's mad at his feet. Gute Arbeit, Leute, aber es gibt ein großes Aber ... Ich sehe nichts, wenn die Jungs, die mit Sandalen arbeiten, unter Druck gesetzt werden. Ich schätze, er ist sauer auf seine Füße.

[@ibuilding7]

and no, not at all angry with him, well, we were building a house for ourselves, to be honest, we didn't even think about what we were wearing, sandals, sandals, sandals, and everything, thank you for the comment

[@ifandwhen-kl2cr]

I swear to god there is a certain percentage of youtubers who post videos solely to troll their sandals.

[@ibuilding7]

@@ifandwhen-kl2cr no need to swear, but you noticed correctly😁

[@lise1255]

Lucky there were no stones in the ground at all! 🤣. Not many places in the world where it is possible to dig 2 mtr. without encountering a stone.

[@ibuilding7]

yes

[@catalinsima8695]

Dacă nu este piatră nu se scurge nici apa și o sa afecteze lemnul în timp..... pilonii pentru case din lemn sunt confecționați din lemn de stejar sau salcâm care trebuie sa fie uscat apoi se inpregneaza ulei mineral diluat cu motorină și apoi se aplică zmoala dizolvată în benzină ca strat hidroizolant peste care în înfășoară bandă PVC......lemnul dacă este lucrat ca la carte tine 150 de ani...lemnul ideal pt construcțiile în țară noastră este stejarul la structura de rezistență și lemnul de brad la finisaje și structurile neportante

[@rppacademic]

Why not concrete pillars as foundation?! And wood should keep a distance to the surface at least 12 inches.

[@ibuilding7]

friend, we didn't have the finances for this house to make concrete wooden pillars for free, so we didn't think about it and there are 12 inches or more from the ground

[@ibuilding7]

@@rppacademic yes friend