he told me the BIGGEST MISTAKES shed builders make {Converting a Shed into a Tiny House}

[@BetterTogetherLife]

**How Much Did Our Shed to House Cost?** www.bettertogetherhomestead.com/report **Build Your Own Shed Design for FREE:** shedview.goupb.com/?dealer=1504

[@hamburgaler_hames5520]

What are some good Ga companies

[@amiramarzouk4284]

The link doesn’t show my much it cost it leads to a subscription

[@incognito8448]

I love the pride in his product he oozes out when he talks about it

[@BetterTogetherLife]

So true!!

[@wannabesomethingmore]

Awesome tip for the outside nail issue. Going to inspect my shed and fix any issues I see. Appreciate this video!

[@CarlosGBLDRHOU]

The loft joist were just nailed to the studs and need to be supported with jack studs. No hurricane ties No plates to protect all the wiring on the studs.

[@theq4602]

It's almost like building codes exist to keep people from dying or something.

[@tripac3392]

Without hurricane ties and idiot's putting in insulation the building will collapse. They'll learn a costly lesson.

[@galacticoasis]

Absolutely correct!

[@sharonanspach2734]

great customer service and great quality representation of this company..when i'm ready, i will go through them

[@scotttinervideoeditor5200]

I'm with Kelly. You can never have enough AC outlets!

[@williammillsap3028]

she looked pissed

[@rangerdoc1029]

As someone who lived in one for 5 years, the biggest issue was condensation. Tiny homes must have a HRV or they need sufficient heat/AC capacity to overcome constant freash air exchange.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Correct! I did put that in a video I made a couple years ago, “6 Mistakes to Avoid Before Converting a Shed into a House”. Gotta have Heat/AC minisplits AND gotta have dehumidifiers

[@moiraflint]

HRV? Ty

[@BetterTogetherLife]

@@moiraflint yea…. I didn’t understand what that was either. Haha. I just saw “condensation” I and said YUP!!!!!

[@kaebella2259]

@@moiraflint The Heat Recovery Ventilator home ventilation system installed in your roof space creates positive air pressure* in your home to reduce excess moisture. It also helps to improve your home's indoor air quality by filtering most of the common airborne asthma and allergy triggers from the incoming vented air.

[@Prieze868]

@@kaebella2259 a pot belly stove would be good running up the middle

[@leroyf57]

His quality checks are great and good for business

[@BetterTogetherLife]

So true! Thank you!

[@hinzmanconstructionco7591]

Better Together Life as

[@carlosluissantander4359]

Lovely video content! Apologies for the intrusion, I would appreciate your opinion. Have you thought about - Mahorrla Wooden Paradise Method (should be on google have a look)? It is a great one of a kind product for building better sheds and woodworking without the headache. Ive heard some decent things about it and my mate finally got excellent success with it.

[@darlataylor7537]

One thing to consider is a plug outlet on the outside of the building and even maybe a faucet outlet as well. A lot of people don't think about that when electricians install

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Yes we do have that for the outside outlet, but I chose to not install an outside faucet. It just didn’t make since for us compared to where all our of faucets are in this area. But you are absolutely correct!

[@galacticoasis]

Good point. I asked the same question.

[@shirleylake7738]

Thank you for the educational tour of a professionally built shed to 🏠 house. I enjoyed listening to all of the tiny details that make a huge difference in the quality of the building. Having extra outlets in a building is so much better than having extension cords with multiple plugs.

[@bannockchief]

Pretty slick. If I got one of those I would pop the windows and frame them three to four inches out, add three to four inches of rockwool over the siding, ad moisture barrier, one inch furring strips and metal, cement, or even cedar siding. That and 16 inch eaves and a solid foundation and it could be pretty comfortable.

[@t-6273]

That's an awesome looking shed! Definitely want one 🙂. Throw some metal plates over the electrical through holes on the studs before putting on the finish wall covering though. Would suck to put a nail or fastener through a wire.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Yes I agree, I wish I would have done that. It would have saved me a lot of time and worry when I installed the shiplap walls.

[@SerenitynPeace]

Thank you, many don't touch nail holes for sure. This gentleman is wonderful!

[@TheNakidGardeners]

Oh, that is a great idea. Mrs and I were just talking about getting some sheds and converting them into small homes so that way when our children or family members come to visit they will not be comfortable enough to stay as long. haha, Now we just need the land to start homesteading. thanks for sharing.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Nakid Gardeners! Oh! I’m so glad to see y’all here. Your posts on the homestead event were so fun to follow on IG. And love that y’all got to head to Jess and Miah’s. The shed to house model really makes room to create more of a community with friends or family either just for visiting or longer term. I think that’s a great way to look at it. Best of luck as you find your place! Please keep us posted!

[@TheNakidGardeners]

@@BetterTogetherLife yes it is a great idea. And it is close to our hometown, Killeen, to visit their warehouse. Very interested in this.

[@bobalex6323]

I wish we had this kind of building back here in Brazil. The only part I'm in doubt is why the breaker box isn't calked? Water always find a way, specially in this unprotected wall. But sure, I would buy one of this to live in. It has the perfect size and in some way, it is expandable (with porch).

[@kathybageant1000]

This is the 1st time I've seen the tie down straps go that far up the side AND the overhang on the roof. Thanks for showing me/us. 🖐😀

[@BetterTogetherLife]

👍🏻

[@Randy8923]

Enjoyed. Things are looking good. Cant wait to see it on the property. God bless your family.

[@ejciicollins3200]

Awesome video and very informative 👍👍 I also like the extra quality assurance inspections 👌

[@cardo1111]

A quality company, knowledgeable and take pride in their work. Certainly worth paying more for this level of quality, will be cheaper for the customer over the long-haul.

[@flick22601]

Seems like it would be nice if they'd offer spray foam from the factory. Lower cost and, because it is built in a climate controlled shop, they can use it year round. Would also offer structural rigidity to the building for when it is being moved and installed on site.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

United Portable Buildings does offer this service before your building is delivered ! 👍

[@rhvondalaunsby35]

Would need to be plummed and wired first

[@flick22601]

@@rhvondalaunsby35 - True.

[@earlbrown1592]

If you're doing shed to home. You need to insulate after plumbing and electric. Or you will be ripping insulation out to accommodate it

[@rickgarcia8481]

You obviously don't know about how a house is built, the plumbing and electrical need to go in the walls before you spray foam

[@randyvictor6423]

Good hints for a ‘Shed to house build‘ (or) ‘refurbishing/rescuing an older shed‘.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

For sure!!

[@Plagued43]

This gave me so much information to look at when purchasing my very own shed! Thank you so much for this

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Glad it was helpful!

[@sandrinehoareau330]

I've been a builder for many years and have seen quite a fair bit of sheds. The plans in ryan's package kzbin.infoUgkxB7IXYxLzb_Ichhe45zM3Im5xfEiSp9vB have some of the nicest looking sheds i've seen in a while.

[@davej7458]

Very interesting walk around it looks like they have every intention of producing a top quality product. Especially the overhang on the Gable ends that gets the water away from the building. The only additional thing I would do is give the building a coat of primer paint, patch and caulk after that and then put a finish coat of paint over all of that. A very large extra step that will add to the cost.

[@bogee83]

The LP siding and trim comes primed from the factory.

[@luisvega7508]

Thanks for the video, now I know who to call when I get a quality shed to house.

[@ayanaali546]

I definitely will buy from him on my next build.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

You will not regret it!!

[@theta6802]

Oh this is definitely the company I'm going to use to build my shed home. You can tell how much he cares about his customers!

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Oh wow this is so AWESOME to hear!!!!

[@tonyrobertson9452]

After watching this and listening to the owner saying what he said I will be buying one of their buildings this summer.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

You’ll love it!

[@laprairielouellasetliff5036]

Great person to do business with Mr.Casey Wiggins.

[@kojakdurham]

These guys are great! I wish they were in my part of the country!

[@BetterTogetherLife]

I know, I wish they could serve more states. Perhaps someday!

[@ajdow]

I used Defender Pro truck bed liner with Kevlar on the outside. It covers and seals any nail holes and gaps, water resistant, scratch resistant, adds strength, virtually maintenance free and still cheaper than siding.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

I am so glad you are shared. Thank you!

[@wildchildhomestead5525]

Looking forward to watching the rest of this journey! That quality inspection was excellent!

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Just posted a sneak peak in my IG Stories! @bettertogetherwife

[@jeremiahgriffin9428]

Wow amazing quality and standards! Beautiful work. Do you mind giving us rough cost for something at this stage prior to the foam? Also, can't wait for that video as well. Thanks

[@missannie8012]

So really, thanks for doing videos like this.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Well THANK YOU soooooo much!!!

[@karabatts8726]

Great and very helpful video. Wish we had an over hang on our loft windows. The quality and care they give to their customers seems to go above and beyond. I’ll have to keep them in mind for any future projects or painting. Thx for the share!!

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Thank you for a great comment!!! And yes, this is an amazing company for sure!

[@karabatts8726]

Better Together Life Are they here in Texas? I might have missed that detail lol

[@MaryGatdula]

@@karabatts8726 Yes, in TX. But where in TX? I've seen United Bldg in or near Greenville, but I don't know if it's actually the same company. WISH I KNEW!

[@noreenebostick9593]

@@BetterTogetherLife I really enjoyed and appreciate this video. Better Together Life did the tour above and beyond in letting potential customers get a behind the scene as to the building of their sheds. I would love to know the cost of this size shed and configurations? Also I would love to know if being close to the ground would be a problem from rain, or insects eating it or deteriorating? I thought Home Depot or Lowe's would be places to purchase a shed to build to be for living. But after seeing this video, I would talk with Better Together Life to have mine built. Much love for creating a building with quality in mind. I hope to hear from you.

[@Peru-e4p]

Awesome video, it's always quality for me when purchasing anything, thanks for the knowledge, I will be in contact with that company.

[@jackiepierce9281]

If you use that aluminum back sheeting on the roof, that shed would be 10 or more degrees cooler, cost more but it's worth it, when I was finishing drywall I knew when I walk in the door from one house to the next

[@missannie8012]

Wouldn't that make it hotter in hot climates like California?

[@jackiepierce9281]

@@missannie8012 doesnt in South Louisiana

[@missannie8012]

@@jackiepierce9281 Does it get over 100* for about a month in SL?

[@jackiepierce9281]

@@missannie8012 96/97,90ish humidity, we sometimes see 100/102, but usually not for a month find a dealer and ask them, look on the net, when I was finishing drywall you could defently feel the difference, from what I understood it collects and holds the heat in place, lm not noe expert but I know it works here

[@missannie8012]

@@jackiepierce9281 Thanks. I'm in the Central Valley. So were mostly dry heat. But we got humidity this last summer! That was awful. It can get up to 115. And its been that way since as long as i can remember. And I'm 54. So anything metal makes me think of a hot house. lol Ill look into it.

[@lovemewhite3939]

Truly appreciate the information on what look for and notice 😊

[@Chris_at_Home]

Nice shop. Where I live most rain falls straight down and having an overhang keeps the walls dry. I like to chalk line when I wire something. I’m just finishing my 3rd owner builder in 20 years. The first one was an off road off grid house.

[@timothyphillips3044]

This is the first I have seen the quality of a building and I been on the internet for over a week I am definitely going with this company with no doubt

[@clintbaker3811]

I work at twin city barns in west tn we have caulked the eaves and everything on the barn for 40 year, just saying there is another one doing it lol

[@ginammoon]

I'm in Tennessee and hopefully you are close to me because I definitely want to check you out.

[@anonymousanonymous_000]

Very informative video ! Loving this company .

[@BetterTogetherLife]

It is true..... United Portable Buildings quality is second to none!

[@stevereedy4834]

It's so easy to put on a good show.

[@genieking6191]

I noticed 16 inch on center. Make sure you metal plate in front of each 2x4s that your electric wire goes through. Keeps from accdently putting a nail through the wire.

[@batpherlangkharkrang7976]

Hi..... Thank you for showing your video homestead 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 bye 👋 🏡🎥👍👍👍

[@bigbulls6562]

Prices of sheds will be going up ridiculously because of this movement. Tiny 399 square foot home on wheels are now going for 100k$ That’s almost the price of a 3bed 2 bath 1450 square foot manufacturer home in my town. Single wides are 87-100k

[@tennesseeterri]

Check out incredible tiny homes in Newport Tennessee. They build very affordable tiny homes. They're great

[@gonesideways6621]

Nice shed this is way I built my cabinet shop, quality is in the details !

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Love it!

[@SmossyYT]

The amount of thoroughness this guy is dealing, Makes me mad I live where I live which is so far away. I without question am going to be doing a shed to home, I cant justify homes in todays market specially just to rent. 35 and worked all my life and still can barely afford to rent. Tired of it.

[@godswordevangelism]

I notice they don't use siding. How would one of these hold up in Michigan? Our spring/summers aren't super wet, but our winters can be! I would be worried about wood rot.

[@bradleyhursey4915]

You'd wanna put siding or stucco on the outside in the first year, before winter would be preferable.

[@godswordevangelism]

@@bradleyhursey4915 OK. That's what I figured.

[@deborahbarber1510]

Considering this option later in life. Sounds fab!

[@pcguysoffgridcabin]

I pulled one of the corner boards off my graceland because we are adding on and the siding was a full inch away from the corner of the shed. the corner 2x4 is exposed to weather.

[@MaryGatdula]

Wow! Good to know! Graceland was one of the top companies I was considering; not anymore! Thanks!

[@pcguysoffgridcabin]

@@MaryGatdula i did a video and showed how it was done

[@mikethompson8885]

I would recommend metal nail plates to help from nailing into the Romex

[@misteron07]

One better use EMT for wiring. There are some locations that dont allow Romex for wiring a home.

[@brianjacobsen5762]

I did catch that the stud were missing screw plates for drywall?

[@131dyana]

In Arizona you have to have 2 doors and they have to be on opposite sides of the house in case of fire. but love the build.

[@leahordonez6760]

I wish I got a shed from this company , I chose a company that was local to me and I didn’t ask any questions. I should have found your video first I would know what I really want.

[@susanneguzman5339]

I wonder if the breaker box could be on the inside in a secluded safe area?

[@BetterTogetherLife]

It totally can. But I have to ask.... why would you want it secluded? Because if its inside, then that will take up wall space....and you'd have to look at it. haha. But YES! It can be. ****Now you can build your on Shed to House here: shedview.goupb.com/?dealer=1504

[@robinlooney5440]

For security reasons I would definitely put my breaker box indoors. Besides you could cover the box with a picture. No biggie.

[@brownsrvlifecampground9322]

You made a very helpful video keep up the good work 🙏❤️🙏

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Awesome thank you!!!! UPB makes it easy!

[@bobbob-ze9zo]

Just add an awning over your window. It sounds like they know it is a problem but they will sell you that up grade. At 10:28 that box on the wall is not caulked.

[@perpetualmotion8090]

It should be standard and not an upgrade.

[@darthgbc363]

Why is there no jack studs under the loft floor joists like the one he is touching at 14:12?

[@asimplelifewoodworking8318]

If there is one thing they could do differently is, adding 2x4’s under the 2x6’s supporting the loft. I know the center wall helps but the side walls of the loft the nails are holding the sheer strength and that is not good over time. But over all the shed looks to be a good quality shed.

[@paisley436]

I'm learning about all this now and one thing I saw mentioned on a different video was the way the loft joists are attached. A few were saying that they 'should' be attached ON the top plate, not screwed/nailed in under the top plate. Looks like there are the latter.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Correct. That is if you are needing the lofts to take significant pressure like going up and down and up and down....like someone living up there. It is more expensive that way. But for this loft, we are just using it as storage.

[@paisley436]

@@BetterTogetherLife Thank you, Yeah, I'm planning a bedroom up there. Also figuring I'll have to switch to 2x6s

[@jonathenwhitford5194]

I’ve watched this like 3 times now I really really wish I could get mine with them but they’re too far I couldn’t afford the cost to bring it to me😭🥺

[@tolduso42]

Do you know where they are located?

[@ajalicea1091]

@@tolduso42 they are located in Texas Louisiana and Mississippi

[@ajalicea1091]

I'm like you it sure would be nice if they had a place in Georgia

[@melmtzfuentes]

I ordered a United Portable shed because of this video and have had several issues. They didn't touch up on site and never replaced missing and/ or broken areas and the middle of floor is unleveled and warped. Possibly the main supporting beam is warped. I cant even put down flooring. I am disappointed with the United Portable and the local authorized dealer.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Can you please email us with more detailed information? [e-mail] I want to do what I can to get this to UPB corporate.

[@HOODS]

What about nail plates over where the electrical goes thru a stud? Seems it would be necessary for some areas codes. I guess it could be an added option.

[@cjBlaise]

I'm new to the shed-to-tiny-house world and I'm trying not to make any mistakes. So if I could ask a few questions, that'd be great: 1.) If I install windows in the upstairs loft areas on both ends of my barn-style roof house, do i need to put a gap between the roof and the insulation so that it can have air flow and keep it from forming moisture or will opening the windows every so ofter be enough? 2.) My shed is already built but they didn't do the plastic wrap around the house so that its on the inside of the walls....is that absolutely necessary? Or can i get away with it? 3.) Can I putty the outside nail holes myself if i see any? If yes, then what paint do i need to get to cover it?

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Ooo CJ, these are great! May I ask what state you live in?

[@troystutsman1400]

I don’t like the idea of my electrical box on the outside of my home where anyone can access it...

[@MDC2020]

Just about every home built prior to 1990 has a outside electrical box or one inside and one outside.

[@nevets7152]

You can go through a double pole switch on the inside or have a separate breaker in the board. Steve in Thailand.

[@johnholdson7630]

I learned nothing

[@troystutsman1400]

MANUFACTURED HOMESTEADER Thanks for the info...

[@troystutsman1400]

nevets7152 Thanks for the info.

[@jeannie20001]

I want one like this one. So pretty. I love it.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Kiki-wi7px]

DETAIL'S MATTER ! ! ! HAVE SEEN REGULAR STICK-BUILT HOME'S THAT WERE NOT AS T.H.O.R.O.U.G.H.L.Y. INSPECTED AS WELL AS THIS. THIS GUY AND COMPANY IS ON IT ! ! ! 👍

[@worshipandgodsword1730]

Y'all need to have something here in the northeast. People could use this option of having a place to live. We are in Fall River, MA, not far from the RI border. It's easier to do this in the south, I know. I lived in NC over 20 years and noticed the beginning of tiny homes and the shed to home buildings before moving back to Massachusetts.

[@texasoutlook60]

Best video on shed-to-home EVER! In the future I'm looking to have a tiny home and seriously looking into shed-to-home especially since I'm in Tx! Very helpful video, thanks ! Blessings ~Sidney

[@BetterTogetherLife]

So glad it was helpful! We have a LOT of shed to house content ❤️-kelly

[@raquelmadre3866]

Omg thank you for this video! Going with them because of this for the new two-story. Wonderful job, and video!

[@galacticoasis]

Loft joists should be support with jack studs. An inexpensive fix and ads strength to the loft.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

It’s just for storage. Not an actual loft where humans will be climbing up and down. So not needed.

[@daviddickey9832]

I'd love to see a shed to office conversion with some neat looking "battlestations".

[@sarita5572]

Wish we would of gotten our shed from them. Wow. Ours looked horrible. We have nail holes everywhere. We had 6 of our 11 windows leaking. Like water coming pouring in. We got a $5000 discount but still. We definitely shed some tears. Still dealing with the leaks too.

[@mgbbourgeois8361]

Service entrance a power meter outside, but the breaker panel inside

[@johnbower5732]

Man this guy pays attention to quality

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Yup! And they are doing a 10% discount in November: shedview.goupb.com/?dealer=1504

[@williamwhite4840]

Great video only improvement is, you pitched the sell in the beginning, now let the man talk. Some of the people watching this video are here for the technical information he is giving more so than your personal input. You have the ability to expose the craftsman was good enough. Once again great video and I subscribed

[@RRePETE]

I need to know how to install tie down straps like he has it. Is there a video on that before I put up sheetrock? Please

[@BetterTogetherLife]

You can’t I’m sorry. They are installed from the manufacturer shop BEFORE the exterior siding. Which is why it is such a good system. No other shed manufacturer does it this way. You’ll have to install them on the skids now instead.

[@MississippiHomesteadJourney]

@@BetterTogetherLife I wish I had got that done on my UPB shed. I just went there to look and they talked me into buying one by giving me a few deals, like free delivery. I also wanted the 6" overhang but forogot it when the final contract was made up. Oh well, it's still a great building. lol

[@anthonymartin9672]

You may want to consider running network drops as well. You will get much better performance than wireless and you won't have to worry about signal strength.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

I agree.

[@selinamadrid841]

hope the the company i order from do as good as a job. great inspection. i will do my own before painting my shed lol.

[@AnotherMe890]

At 12 minutes when talking about the house wrap, since it is vaulted ceilings the house wrap should be up on the roof too. The only exception there would be if you were going to use a closed cell foam in your ceiling, but then you would likely be foaming your walls too.

[@BetterTogetherLife]

The house wrap is all the way up to the roof. It just didn’t show it in this video.

[@taniamoreno8972]

Up to the roof or including the roof?

[@sneidsontheroad]

Not gonna lie, i noticed your look when United rep talked about the moister with the nail holes... saw the GULP, looked worried as heck. 😮

[@BetterTogetherLife]

No. Unfortunately you must have misread any look I had. The fact that United Portable Buildings has the highest standard of quality for covering up every single nail hole BEFORE paint….that shows that this company is the best in the industry! Gotta ask, what shed company do you work for? Seems like you have a lot of opinions. Would love to continue the conversation. All the best!

[@N_A_RLW]

missing the metal plates that prevent screws and nails to be driven in where the wires are

[@fallingspark2258]

I've been saved by those plates. NEVER skimp on them!

[@noahholt482]

Or use the correct length fasteners . That’s why wires are in center of studs

[@N_A_RLW]

@@noahholt482 It is code where I live and in most counties.

[@user-fc2xg5iz7y]

So they put house wrap around the wall studs and then siding. A real house or structure has walls covered with plywood then wrapped and then siding.

[@burbschannel4541]

Then you would just go ahead and build an actual house. Its still a shed.

[@theoldman8877]

I just watched a shad get delivered . Every structural joint was damaged , most of the siding was popped off . The skids or seal under the front was broken into by the time it was on the pad . Look up failed shed delivery

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Well that should be a free shed then, right?

[@galacticoasis]

Nice shed. But what was so funny when wify poo came in? The owner kept mentioning "Drops"?? What was he referring to? Outlets? What was so hilarious about that? I noticed the big electrical panel and understand why they have it since it's going to be a house. But what if you have a small shed and just want to put in a couple of outlets and an overhead light and you just want to connect it up from your main house's outlet with an extension cord. Is there any type of outlet at the shed where you can plug an extension cord into instead of an elaborate circuit panel? Pigtail an end of a heavy duty extension cord at the shed you can tap into or is there a special type of "reverse" outlet to run the cord into? Also how about connecting a garden hose to the shed for water ?

[@morganjefford]

Wind Bracing and Deadwood would be nice, You know what I mean. I see you provided corners to snail to that's great.

[@Michael-iw3ek]

Heeeey dudes youguys SMASH that like button! No cliche phrases or anything.

[@jessegarrett6343]

Man, I wish these guys were in Ga

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Hey Jesse! Can you send me an email at [e-mail] and I’ll be able to get you set up with them! 😁😁 We are actually about to begin working with United Portable Buildings to help give our viewers excellent customer service and to get the ball rolling with buying your Shed to House or other buildings!!! 😁😁😁 I think we might be able to work something out for GA. It’s possible.

[@susanneguzman5339]

Just wondering if guttering would be helpful against heavy rain?

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Absolutely gutters will help a ton!

[@markp.7165]

Looks like a nice shed, probably better than most. Many shed companies offer different levels of sheds as far as construction and finish. I would assume this is this companies top of the line with the overhangs and windows etc... I saw a few things I would to do to improve the model he showed. I would want my rafters on 16" centers not 24". Also, there was No mention of insulating the floor. In cold weather a cold floor is not comfortable at all if you plan to make a cabin out of it. He mentioned the double studs which are a good idea but they are usually done because that is where the joint of the siding is made and that makes it easier to ensure the nails hit a stud. It also hides any daylight that might shine through where the sheets of siding butt together. Again not a bad idea but it is mostly a builders trick than a benefit for the customer. Overall a nice looking shed and again better than most sheds out there.

[@tecate9408]

How much to flat pack and ship to Hawaii? I need at least 3.

[@moleos6568]

Do you get the permissions needed from the city where the build will happen or does the buyer do that ? When I called the city permit office the guy said to get permission from my neighbor next door and to allow 3 ft. easement so I can maintain the 3 ft. space. But if there's concrete right up to there store fence there would be no maintenance as I can see. What are your thoughts on this ?

[@anthonysholars4782]

How do you make it legal to get power, sewer and other things of that nature to it?

[@cashonly6117]

Did I miss it watching the whole thing. HOW MUCH?

[@ClassicRoyal]

At 12:10 the wall with the window... could that be made in to a prow with windows top to bottom? That’s a must have and If like a stand up loft not a crawl space.

[@richardmain8059]

I see no protective metal plates on the studs to prevent someone in the future nailing through drywall/into the stud and making contact with the live electrical wiring. 😟

[@shockcoach]

You only need nail plates if the holes are 1-1/4” from the face of the stud. They also create bulges in the drywall, so only use when necessary.

[@artadams424]

Apparently ‘Code’ is a small town in central Wyoming !!! How ‘occupancy’ is ever allowed indicates WHERE these sheds are snuck into…

[@Samhain2323]

Price for this very unit ???

[@markronck3415]

Graceland Portable Buildings put in double studs every four feet. This is where the 4x8 exterior ply wood meet up

[@BetterTogetherLife]

UPB would do this I’m sure if you requested it.

[@joevaldivia6733]

That’s exactly the way I build my sheds 👍

[@BetterTogetherLife]

Cool Joe!

[@WalkerFarmFam]

Interesting! So many cheap products out there not paying attention to quality!

[@bruiser6135]

I actually learned some new things 👍👍🇨🇦🇨🇦