Installing Our Metal Roof on the Shed Tiny House!! (Part 1) | Abandoned Shed to Tiny House

[@jonsingleton4247]

I don't remember when you started in on the shed, but I have enjoyed watching you Lear and bro into the young man that you have become. Your parents must be proud of you. Thank you for the years of enjoyment. Jon

[@DannerCronise]

@@jonsingleton4247 thank you!! They are proud of me and I am thankful for them being great parents :)

[@marshalltille7770]

Dude getting by on 1 eye, mad respect. He’s a pro though.

[@gregponsness]

cool time lapse with the farmer in the background!

[@Pets-n-Treats]

Thanks for all your help, Chuck!

[@DannerCronise]

@@Pets-n-Treats he was great!! A hard worker that likes doing things the right way.

[@kbrown5523]

I could NEVER handle roofing in that heat and I'm guessing a healthy dose of humidity to top it off. At least where I live we cool down at night so I can work in the early mornings before the heat gets too bad, but I'm guessing where you're at it's hot all day and all night with no relief. Kudos to you all, and please take care.

[@1gatomon]

Might be wise to finish the roof before Beryl arrives. I might be under it here in Central Texas tonight...

[@ShadowMoonFarms]

Looking good. Thanks for sharing

[@DannerCronise]

@@ShadowMoonFarms thanks Cynthia!

[@terryprideaux]

Have you thought about using zip tape on the lats?

[@marcberm]

The getup does make you look a little bit like some kind of space nun in the thumbnail lol. But keep up the good work!

[@DannerCronise]

@@marcberm haha that’s a great way to put it. I may have to make that my Halloween costume

[@TyRodriguez]

You know that those wooden plugs that you are putting in the roof do have some r value as well?

[@MrZZeroG]

R1/inch!

[@dalegereaux1863]

Good afternoon !

[@dougdiplacido2406]

Looks great and please be careful in the heat.

[@buddygoodlet1112]

Mama doin' the mowin' while you boys are on the roof?

[@MrZZeroG]

Neighbor is haying the fields… 🚜

[@canajian]

🖐😎👍

[@ravenlorans]

Your Walfart A/C can keep up??? My Walfart A/C can't even keep a 28ft Camper Cool and I have a 6" Air Gap between the Roof and the Roofing Tin to give it the Air Gap and Shade.. And Over Hangs a Foot all the way around. 88* Outside, 92* Inside... Oh, then around Midnight, the A/C Freezes Over and has to be turned off to thaw out..

[@tinagriffith500]

Turn your air conditioner to the fan setting,it will defrost itself.

[@MrZZeroG]

8kBTU CEER 10.9. Somehow it just powers through. It did jack up the utility bill. Hopefully there’s a new solution soon

[@ravenlorans]

@@tinagriffith500 I have On/Off .. High/Low ( Fan Speed ) .. and Temp.

[@ravenlorans]

@@MrZZeroG Ut Bill from $43 in Late Spring to $80 All Summer..

[@dper1112]

Only young people who haven't dealt with heatstroke and bad sunburn think that your outfit looks strange.

Wearing the hat makes sense, wearing the hoodie makes no sense, you lose a lot of heat out of the top of your head and the hoodie is holding all that heat in.

[@MrZZeroG]

Actually the thermodynamics is that a person dressed normally for winter loses most heat from their head, not that it’s a particularly lossy part of the body. The hoody had the higher spf rating, but the breeze was going through it and the evaporative cooling was surprisingly good. Keeping that direct sun off our heads, necks, and face as much as possible was the goal. Thank you!

@@MrZZeroG spf rating of the hoody is irrelevant because he was wearing a hat and the hats with wide brims like that are wide brimmed to keep the sun off the neck.

[@MrZZeroG]

Arms, face, and neck get sunburned too. Doubling up on the face and head made a huge difference. We did way better this week compared to week before with just the hats. I spent a lot of time in Thailand for 5 years and it seemed strange to me at first too. Give it a try. Thanks!

[@kenactofkindness4017]