DIY FLOATING STAIRS Install | Ep.11 Building Modern on a Budget

[@jessicahailey4763]

As an amateur with woodworker, i typically feel overpowered with the entire arrangement kzbin.infoUgkxrYREG3-7f1Aqk9ams3ZESRNzGnfdUtyQ . Be that as it may, this arrangements drove me through with much clarity and effortlessness woodplans. Works i now work like a genius. That is great!

[@PositiveEmo]

Congrats on being able to get that sponsor! That was a huge discount

[@VafaGhoreyshi]

Local steel smith are not that expensive that they claim.

[@FJB2020]

@@VafaGhoreyshi Agreed.. That is a BS number they used to help the sponsor look more affordable.. Fact is steel is cheap and there are plenty of shops willing to do the work... Pre plandemic we were getting steel at $0.50lb..

[@שיעומיסי]

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[@Jcslim138]

At the end of the build you should do a video talking about how much you’ve saved on companies sponsorships and how the ad revenue paid for a portion of the home ext. It’ll be a really cool video considering many channels don’t want to talk about the business side of KZbin and how this series made you money towards the home.

[@XMRNYC]

I doubt this will ever be disclosed

[@tnikoli40]

Pretty sure youtube says disclosing how much you make is a big no no since not everybody gets paid the same

[@Jcslim138]

@@tnikoli40 KZbin doesn’t have rules on it at all. It’s just content creators obtaining the truth. There are many huge KZbin channels that would gladly give out how much they make.

[@Jcslim138]

@@XMRNYC let’s hope they’re transparent.

[@romascopa8461]

This is by far the most epic hair

[@DrLoveQc]

I found weird that there was a 4 months gap between the videos. We went from framing/fireplace to finish touches. I hope there was videos between that timeframe to see what was the process to build the house inside since it was the goal of this serie.

[@curtwhite876]

The stairs look incredible. I would have thought the price would have been higher. This has been a great series, thanks for sharing!

[@Yoursoul101]

They were sponsored.

[@JAO981]

Question, what minute starts the DIY part???

[@mattjames8683]

Awesome content! But it is hard to focus cause your hair is gorgeous! Like a chilling icy blue! yassss love it!!

[@CenterPointConstruction]

it really is

[@toddm9957]

I was thinking the same thing! She rocks her hair

[@eopedrozaable]

This is awesome content, could you add a price without gifted items or including the price if you have had to pay for all. That would make it more realistic for most of as that wouldn't be getting them but still want to budget something close to what you are doing

[@FJB2020]

$35,000 on their website..

[@goodgoat3096]

Has the truckload of glass cleaner been ordered yet?

[@maxiegrobner9018]

Are you a natural blue head?

[@merrilldwayne]

Natural hotty!

[@stephenpena7813]

Nope! She’s a purple head but she bleaches it lighter! Gosh what a fake!!! Lmao

[@MGZig]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who noticed her disgustingness. Thought I was just being an asshole...which I probably am..

[@oliviernikolcic3337]

Natural nose? 🤣🤣🤣

[@Not_TVs_Frank]

What I want to know is, what goes under the stairs? Maybe some kind of low-maintenance indoor garden? Ya gotta put something down there. Since you can see right through. It could be a great feature to elevate the look of stairs even further.

[@WuschelofDespair]

Pretty much what I expected when they started this series: 1 - they will get a ton of views cause this series is great and special 2 - building a house with a 200k subs KZbin channel will cut down the cost significantly cause you can get a 20k stair flight for, well not technically free cause there is work involved but still Not judging or anything, I love this series and in my opinion you should leverage that hard work you put into building this channel and get all the sponsoring you can. It’s just not this „we build on a budget and so can you“-series because we have to pay for everything (again, not judging, I‘m happy for you).

[@azrockpunk]

These stairs are incredible like the coolest office building ever!!!

[@MakerGray]

Man those stairs are gorgeous! I loved seeing this process and how DIY-able it is. Also, super impressed with your make-shift handrail!

[@tgc2468]

On who's budget? Lol

[@bigbardmusiq]

no problem ill just take the $15,000 from my checking account.

[@5084204]

I am planning to do something similar in May, but I am shocked by your prices! Main beam - 7.4m 8mm thick costs approx £200, intelligent welder £250 per day (promised to complete the job in 2 days maximum), for esthetics, triangular steel supports goes for the laser cutting £300. Wood - have not decided yet, but probably ash, or poplar - that will be very expensive. And of course, a lot of the elbow grease to paint everything nicely + bits'n'bobs (bolts, varnish)... My total budget for the project is £5k, and I do not intend to even get close to that number.

[@codywilcox3465]

These are the most beautiful thing in my life Her kids sitting right next to her

[@Jcslim138]

Finally you’re back, love these vids

[@moneymakingmikeg.9555]

Not my style at all. Reason I added that to comment is regardless of that RESPECT for showing us the process. Especially you guys tackling it yourselves!! And after reading some comments below RESPECT again for sharing your journey & having to deal with some idiocy. Well done guys. Hoping all is well guys, Dirty Jersey out!!!

[@joestanley6154]

Is that really a DIY tho? I get your putting your specially ordered stair kit together... but is it DIY when I put together something from IKEA? Kinda feels like false representation... BUT the stairs look great.

[@gray09r56]

I could be wrong, but I don't think you can compare putting together stairs (kit or not) vs. IKEA furnishings as false representation of DIY. At the end of the day, they still did it themselves.

[@stevoc9930]

Almost all construction involves assembling part/materials you didn't actually make yourself.

[@amaiaamaiaa]

12:00 i thought those were called hanger bolts , is that different?

[@stanimir4197]

yup, lag screws do have a head (unlike the ones in the video)

[@sanneholtrop9493]

Are you guys still there? I'm comming back to check for a New video everytime i cant wait to see the amazing progress!❤

[@SeanBlader]

Holy crap, if I ever need a set of stairs, I hope I can remember and find this video and the link to Viewrail so they have a good reason for sponsoring y'all, amazing.

[@roygradidge7538]

Those stairs are really well manufactured and your house is looking great. Also, fantastic that you get to build your home together. Well done guys!

[@محمدعمر-ه7ز2ث]

سعيد من أجلكم Happy for you

[@roberto0612fcb]

"on a budget"

[@whatever_12]

That off-centre double height windows keep bugging my mind

[@FearsomeWarrior]

I love quirky home designs, even in older homes, but this particular trend of unique windows has been around awhile now. The window on the landing off-center leaves an awesome little spot to hang something special. Really going to be hard to miss whatever goes up there.

[@TrailRat2000]

Those stairs look amazing. You've probably already thought about it but have you considered a poplar "kicker" at the top of the stairs, so the wall doesn't get scuffed and dinged.

[@CenterPointConstruction]

nice suggestion

[@amaiaamaiaa]

was about to go to bed but now I have to watch this :) glad you're back, how many more videos will there be in this series?

[@Millie-92nz]

Loving your videos

[@nullwild1133]

Pricing has increased substantially in the last 3 years. I just got a quote for $45,000 for a simple cantilever design. Way more than the $18,000 quoted here for a monorail with a switchback. Probably more cost effective to have it fabricated locally. Dissapointing.

[@Kal3ido]

These are so neat. I'm adding them into our plans now. Hopefully we will be ready to built 2021. Clearing the land this year and getting it ready for build on.

[@negotiator96]

Is this channel really her ideas Mostly??? Bc she seems to lead the charge etc... Bryce seems to just know how lucky of a man he is! Because she is gorgeous work of Gods Own Hand! My boy Bryce plays it cool but inside he's screaming with joy for having such a perfect babe to spend life with!!! 😉👍✌️✌️✌️ In the words of that one Hispanic student you always had in your elementary classes, who always could be heard loud and clear whenever someone got checked out early by their parents....... "OHH, YOU LUCKY!!!!" 👍✌️😉 LOL COOL VIDEO Y'ALL! Gy

[@esteva03]

Yooooooo you are not using small particle breathing protection!!! Get some respirators goshdarnit!!! The house looks amazing!!! Amazing work!!!

[@Hertoolbelt]

Wow those stairs are 😍 stunning. They are the perfect feature to those entry windows. Great job on the install.

[@InteractiveRealm]

So when is the awkward socially distant house warming party?

[@cybercapri]

Gotta say that Aluminum Railing Temp Cap is a real winner, looks great...

[@flatworm00]

Beautiful staircase! Glad it is yours to clean.

[@hitlines769]

Something is not adding up here. My Viewrail quote just came back for a similar setup at $27,900. And that is with the new 2023 stairs that use a solid plywood core instead of solid wood.

[@billyraibourn758]

I like it. Now with that sun light and space under the stairs put in a menagerie of plants, good for the house and you.

[@justgotravel6646]

I dont mind also making DIY projects..it looks easy, it's all about sending some messurements, make an order, have someone else make the parts. Wait, then recieve the parts and instructions, finally assemple the parts. But is this called a diy? (joking 🤣) I think i personally would go for a wooden floating stairs and do the cutting my self - must be cheaper. Btw, i wouldnt call the stairs in this video floating stairs.

[@Veemack21]

He’s doing a great job !!! Hopefully no Rona virus issues I’m getting anything.

[@lrc87290]

Great Job, I am extremely happy with my DIY Viewrail install also. I Like your improvisation on the temp. handrail. Some tips for DIYers installing Viewrail. We had the mono stringer up for a while and no other place to get to the second floor on our small townhouse gut renovation. Use 2 x 12 temp treads with 2- 1/2 inch screws screwed down through the tread, through the holes in the stringer brackets into 3/4 plywood blocks. I had the top of the mono stringer bolted to the wood header and supported wood floor. No drywall up. I real carpenter happened to come see my project and he said I should put a piece of 3/4 plywood 1/2 inch smaller on all sides of the the header flange so i could slip my 5/8 drywall under the flange for a clean look. arrrgh. I unbolted the mono stringer, plugged the holes in the wood floor with dowels, installed the plywood spacer behind the header flange and reinstalled the mono stringer. It was worth it!

[@Area51ca]

Very nice result however, this is something that you stand back and admire but what is going on with the visible underside . The socket for the brackets for each tread should fit perfectly. The big gap around it looks cheap. The manufacture could make a a cover that could make this look complete . You guys are handy I'm sure you could make something . Don't get me wrong, I like it .

[@af0ulwind115]

Stairs looked Great! however i am concerned about the wood you fastened the horizontal frame to... that wall did not have a support in the right place and you put blocking in... I would have opted to get a 1/8" or even 1/4" steel or aluminum plat that spanned at least four studs and anchored the stairs to that plate knowing that there will be many many years of impact and jarring vibrations through that wall due to the stair mount...

[@aaxmym]

Guys, those stairs kick so much ass. Great build!

[@tomibadboi]

That's dope af Tho that running total is pretty useless... not everyone makes a living off of their home building show/vlog/YT channel and can get influencer rates/deals.

[@MrBigcarl42]

I wonder if the choice of stairs would have been changed had they not gotten the 99.9% discount. I get why view rail sponsors videos like this but as a business owner that builds and installs custom kitchens I wouldn't want my other customers that pay full price to find out I'm giving away 4 free kitchens a year at a value of 20k a pop.

[@carlosandrade7439]

Love the staircase! that looks to be low iron starphire glass, if so.. great choice against light colored walls! Howdy from Mesa, Az!

[@AndrewPetersGospel]

A couple that love JESUS CHRIST will surely stand out, you rock guys

[@dale2257]

Mmmmm. On the Janka scale that measures wood density poplar scores lower than fir and pine which are actual softwoods. Wouldn't call that a good wearing surface. Love the glass though.

[@DanielMores]

installing something prefabricated is not DIY ;-) Look great, though.

[@angeloc700]

$19,000 is expensive for DIY stair installation. But, they sure do look nice and make a statement.

[@kalliejeffries2917]

I'm 11 episodes into this and I am pretty upset about how unrelatable these videos are. For someone who has an actual budget of 300k they would never be able to accomplish what you have done. In order to accomplish everything you are doing we would need sponsorships or friends/family in the biz who are willing to do work for free. Unless you are well known on social media no one is going to throw a free staircase our way or free concrete for a fireplace or free air conditioning. We wouldn't be able to do a lot of the work ourselves because we don't have experience in framing houses or installing tile. I wish there was some video source out there that can actually help a normal person stay on a budget for a modern home design.

[@gattonpc]

Come live in my country.. with those $200k you will build a brick's villa.. not a timber house like this one.

[@jtkilroy]

DIY? Hardly. DIY installation of a prefab kit? Yes. Seriously oversold this video with the title.

[@joeschlotthauer840]

Great trick at 14:09...

[@SupercarAlex150]

When is the next video? I cannot survive without your amazing content.

[@Stunl3y]

Dam expensive but they look soooo nice , im going to check these out in the UK ... btw my wife LOVES your hair

[@Rocky1115]

Personally, I'd keep the aluminum C-channel.

[@pvc4343]

I think your choice of wood is just beautiful----you two did good especially the cost to you! :-)

[@eduardolozano3561]

Love everything about their videos but always hate the horrible botched conclusion bit. Not that hard to memorize or “wing it” and make a conclusion sound more fluid.

[@hector3846]

You can't be more beautiful every day..🥰😍😍😍😍

[@Maplecook]

I don't trust stairs. They're always up to something.

[@kimberlybaca7549]

We are doing it ourselves from scratch. I want the hidden attachment with wood ends covering the "pin" or whatever is attaching the glass side rails but do you know what they use to attach under the wood edge vs exposed pins? Or do we buy the pins and not use the attached exterior but have a screw like element placed inside the wood that covers the pins? Any idea or help would be super appreciated as we navigate this finished stair as a complete DIY project.

[@3Ebo3]

is everything allright? just found them and want to follow on insta/twitter but they dont exist anymore. only the Blog and youtube, but 2 month no lifesign?

[@alankwanHI]

Just curious, how’s the new house handling the “cold” weather?

[@kevinsande1677]

Until the building inspector comes and tags you for not having a graspable handrail. They do not meet code.

[@justinofboulder]

Why did you use a ladder to access the upstairs instead of installing temporary treads?

[@maxpower7721]

Because stupid

[@Thrash_ranch]

quick question ! we don't have an adjacent concrete wall for the landing. On one side there is a wall but on the other side we have a tall glass window. How do we go about placing a landing in between then???

[@chaaaaaaaad]

Are you guys members of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints?

[@Justin-ib6zs]

Love the videos and updates. Do you mind at the end possibly showing the actual cost of the build without sponsorships? I think its awesome that sponsors are helping out but (maybe I missed it) it would be nice to know how much total if one was to do this themselves without sponsors. I see you say in each video what the cost would've been but are those numbers reflected in your costs?

[@gregmize01]

THAT'S NOT GONNA HAPPEN

[@MrElvanwyk]

Miss your uploads, hope we get more soon! Take care.

[@jaromor8808]

_building permits: 3664_ that's fkin disgusting

[@albertgenauglobal4563]

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[@fajarhandaya]

With that numbers, you can build decent house in my country, with 2 - 3 rooms 🤣🤣

[@kojomensah7474]

I think you should have factored in a home lift because what will happen when you cannot walk up the staircase? ?

[@flyboy712]

Unfortunately there is a lot more to getting each stair level and at a precise height than you show. This video makes it look easy, and it isn't. I'm almost done with mine.

[@Brandon-ob8ul]

God my OCD is going nuts while watching this. They must not have kids. KIDS AND GLASS ........ ugh no.

[@edenassos]

If you have dumb kids, then yeah something will happen. That's just natural selection in action.

[@TheDrakenZ]

You guys got lied to.... those stairs aren't floating at all.

[@lauram.s9740]

Well building a house with all of those sponsorships and “partners” seems very easy the regular person building a house does not have those opportunities or options

[@timhicks1118]

I’ve been waiting for another video from you guys. I was just thinking it should be time for an update of the house. Amazing staircase by the way. I love watching videos from you.

[@RandomInside]

You call 30.000$ stairs on the budget ?

[@grantwilliams9838]

Luv the vid. Am about to start our treads to. Those stand off pins look great.

[@jameschrisdavis]

Amazing set of stairs. It really looks like a great product, very well built.

[@djexclusivee]

Hard & soft wood is not based on durability but on seed type. FYI

[@darrinrentruc6614]

Your missing the wall rail going from the first landing to the second floor.

[@yoonminz]

hey what about sound insulation and soun proofing? does going up and own not make any sound?

[@Wastinglotsoftime]

honestly, I was surprised how affordable this was towards the end. I was expecting around $30k+ Definitely will consider this on our next build. Thanks for showing this system off Pneumatic Addict!

[@FJB2020]

Easily 30k without a sponsor.. Steel is cheap..

[@AB-dy2ll]

😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱😱🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈🙈

[@byphater]

The house entrance door looks amazing can you share videos for it

[@DWLImages]

I so see why you fell in love with it, it looks amazing!!!

[@rodgerq]

Those are a work of art. Having already eyed up a small stair in my own home to DIY fabricate a similar style, I realise how much more involved it is than my initial thinking. That company really has thought of everything.

[@CJBouhlal]

21:57 FANTASTIC 👍

[@jimthompson717]

I'm a home handyman, but I was able to work with a local welder and glass company. With research and some thought, and a lot of time and care. I built a glass railed, 2 steel stingers , over 10 foot ,switch back rise. All in $5800.00. Sourcing the hardware was easy, as our cabinet maker pointed me in the right direction. It took 5 guys to move the main glass wall-about 300lbs. It looks beautiful, but I wouldn't do it again.

[@joecastillo8995]

This video is great!! Can you show us your steel and glass door?

[@MCsCreations]

Pretty fantastic work, guys!!! 😃 Really beautiful stairs! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@jupamoers]

"We're building a modern house" - made of wood...fire hazard :D Concrete is much more sturdy and insulating ;) And yes, probably more expensive