Removing a load bearing wall | kitchen remodel EP09

[@HollyRose1529]

Are there more videos in this series? I looked, did I miss them? I like watching the reno. Y’all are doing a great job!

[@anthonyg1968]

I wonder the same thing. Hope someone replies back and lets us know what happened to the job

[@KellyCarol-w5i]

I’ve been looking and looking. It drives me crazy!! I’m afraid to start watching other jobs not knowing if we will see those end results as well. What happened to the remaining videos?

[@dawnjanacek]

Yes guys- keep this series going! What happened? We really want to see how this turns out

[@unikage]

Thinking just the same thing, wife and I just finished this series so far and looking for the end.

[@jajaish]

ya… where’s episode 10??

[@laurencehebert4880]

HEY ERIK! Please do a follow-up on this series. Let us see the finished project.

[@johnlocklear]

The Kitchen Remodel DID Get Finished!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJW0oZeIf52Shrcsi=QdJiZM-OJrZzSPH6

[@thefrub]

I absolutely love how these guys work. "While we're here... wanna knock out this other wall???"

[@VC-uo3pj]

LOL…I laughed so hard where your son called you out after you reiterated what “Uncle Jamie said yesterday”. That was EPIC. We really need to hear more from Uncle Jamie….he is brilliant that is clear.

[@ElvisKremmen]

I think they made the right decision with that wall partition, going to look so much better being able to see the kids in the living room shouting "MOM!!" from the kitchen

[@brunoalmeida7156]

This is a good book. Does provide a step by step introduction to how to build things kzbin.infoUgkxhgbP-6hUnXu_QRaoHgLztgsI0YF3HqR0 , also does offer some steps. Includes pictures to give you ideas for layouts and such. If you are looking for a guide, this is not exactly what you want. But if you are trying to familiarize yourself with the way that pole barn building and other out buildings, are made, then this will work just as you need it to. A few things in this book are a barn (of course), detached garage, storage building, and coops.

[@curtblakemore]

Hey, tell Ray that kitchen remodel at his house was supposed to have been completed by last Thanksgiving. It's almost Thanksgiving again! Great work guys.

[@CelestialTrill]

LMAO

[@johnlocklear]

The Kitchen Remodel DID Get Finished!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJW0oZeIf52Shrcsi=QdJiZM-OJrZzSPH6

[@stephengirtz]

8:41 I was wondering what you would have needed to do if they wanted the girder to flush out with the ceiling. It’s fascinating watching y’all solve your problems!

[@LesterSuggs]

This kitchen is going to be HUGE!

[@johnlocklear]

The Kitchen Remodel DID Get Finished!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJW0oZeIf52Shrcsi=QdJiZM-OJrZzSPH6

[@electricianron_New_Jersey]

I love remodeling projects. Its much more interesting than new work. Make more money doing remodeling work too. That's what I'm talking about!

[@dilaliotube]

We want more, we want more! Did you get kicked off the job guys? Lol 🤔

[@MrEagle1010]

I have to say it. THE PERKINS BROTHERS COMEDY HOUR. lol, I look forward to watching every time you post one, informative and funny too. love it, keep em coming

[@Woodworkingnurse]

Perkins brothers!! Yeah buddy

[@jaimeperkins9606]

Hello!

[@Woodworkingnurse]

@@jaimeperkins9606 I watch all your content! Keep up the good work. 👍🏼🇺🇸🫡

[@TheRealJonahWicky]

Half wall for the win! All it needs is a 18" wide countertop and a couple of barstools.

[@FernZepeda]

I had wondered what happened to this remodel series. Glad you guys continued to film it. Can't wait for the final reveal.

[@johnlocklear]

The Kitchen Remodel DID Get Finished!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJW0oZeIf52Shrcsi=QdJiZM-OJrZzSPH6

[@MrPicklejuice98]

14:15 I do kitchen remodels as a career and our go-to saying is "it looks great from my house." Whatever the customer wants, we will happily build it that way. Even if we aren't big fans of it

[@bensmith6051]

20min is a perfect length video. Keep up the great content and work guys!

[@kellybrown111]

I watched all 59 mountain videos and 9 kitchen remodeling videos all day yesterday! Love you all. Is the kitchen remodeling done???

[@T.E.P..]

Alllll the tools used ... this looks like a fun day and a TON of progress. Thanks again for vids

[@PerkinsBuilderBrothers]

Thanks Eric!

[@krimobenzzemma4740]

Kitchen loading... ? We need the grand finale guys come on !!

[@kevinmuzikar2037]

I had a grin on my face the whole time. You guys make perfect content.

[@seanmccone60]

Just one observation from the video. A couple of the walls had shear bracing (diagonal stud) on them. They may not be load bearing walls vertically, but may provide shear resistance for the outside walls. Looked like the sheathing was fiberboard.

[@Loonypapa]

The last wall they took out was definitely a shear wall.

[@jasonbutler5030]

Hey Perkins Crew! I have a question did you guys ever finish this kitchen remodel and if so when are you guys (Eric) going to finish this series? I love your guises work ethic and all the extra stuff you do for the new home owners! Keep up the great work 👍!

[@HRClausen1973]

Hey seems like The end is missing😢

[@johnlocklear]

The Kitchen Remodel DID Get Finished!! kzbin.info/www/bejne/pJW0oZeIf52Shrcsi=QdJiZM-OJrZzSPH6

[@QBRX]

Half wall was the way to go. Now just put an 18 inch counter on top of it and it'll be super functional.

[@T.E.P..]

Just skim coated over 1100 sq feet of popcorn ceiling to smoooooth. Sanded, Primed and sprayed ceiling white. Wish I could do that for your client now that I'm dusty and in the mood.

[@danielrandolph9170]

Good video guy !! Keep up the good & funny content & stay safe ! Daniel from central Mississippi

[@katherinecarroll3706]

Half wall was a good idea!

[@bstiger6482]

One tip you may consider next time you support the ceiling joist for a header installation, is to lay a 2x4 or 2x6 down on the floor first, then add the 2x4 uprights to bear on this plate. This will spread your load over all the floor joists, as by chance you did not land the uprights on a floor joist, which could punch a hole in old plywood on the floor. Just a safer construction practice.

[@justin837]

Not to mention the shear force that’s on the screws directly. Saved time yes. But wouldn’t at that cost.

[@backcountyrpilot]

I was worried the bottom of the boards would get knocked out of the way by a wheelbarrow, etc.

[@seandixon3764]

I had to laugh at the shop vac tubes being stuck together. As a home builder myself I know that struggle all too well. Thanks for the content as always. I appreciate your commitment to the details, your teamwork and always finding a way to laugh at the little things. Keep doing what you do.

[@bobward2322]

On the shop vac tubes, puling is hard. Instead, bend back and back at the joint while pulling.

[@kevinfultz1908]

Anything over 2 ply on headers should be bolted ever 2' staggered so they don't separate. Good job guys

[@FJB2020]

They make LVL screws (FlatLOK) just for this and most inspectors make you use them. If this was my header I would have cut the ends to match the roof pitch, notched in a flinch plate and jacked that bottom flush with the ceiling.

[@N.A.J.]

@@FJB2020 I was wondering of someone would make this suggestion. Also, 40 years ago two fir 2x12's would have made that span. With a roll of roof flashing sandwiched between them for a flitch. How times have changed.

[@FJB2020]

@@N.A.J. I am in 100 year old+ barn house with 2x6 poplar joists 24"ish OC. When I redid the bathroom and put 2x10x10s 16" OC my old timer neighbor thought I was crazy... No bounce in my floor system..

[@FJB2020]

That Diagonal Brace in that wall you cut out was to stabilize the exterior wall, but since you kind of boxed it in with that addition, it shouldn't cause any issues..

[@steveconrad9134]

The ceiling heat in my parents house still works! More popular in northern climates maybe. Anxiously awaiting the final video in this series…

[@marklester9679]

Found your channel a few days ago, it was so intresting, not only did I subscribe, i also binged watched your entire Mountain Cabin series. Currently watching the Nantahala Retreat ones. Kudos to you and your entire team and keep up the good work.

[@umakorn]

Did the same thing, came across them by coincidence subscribed and binged all their playlists.

[@jaimeperkins9606]

Hey thanks for watching!

[@FernZepeda]

Exactly the same scenario here. Binged a ton of their videos.

[@marciam6224]

I found them a couple of months ago and have binged watched every playlist they have on these builds. Now going through withdrawals waiting for more. lolol

[@marciam6224]

@@jaimeperkins9606 I also found you guys by accident a couple of months ago. I was watching RR's Barndominium and someone mentioned you in the comments. I searched you out and have been hooked on your builds ever since. Waiting for more!!

[@stephie_lancaster]

I would love to see the finished kitchen.

[@cazzawazza9553]

Is there anymore in this series. I'd love to see the end product

[@mrfochs]

The architect/designer (by schooling) in me wishes you would have kept the header lower so it would line up with the top of the door and window openings, but the home owners in me thanks you for reducing the overall drop down in the room.

[@dawnc1419]

Erik, your lovely Son Chase looks just like his uncle Jamie ❤

[@nw6gmp]

Great way to start a Friday!

[@chadprestonofficialtwo]

Good work, guys! Great crew dynamics.

[@jbeutell]

I would have cut a hole to match the opening you cut in the other wall. Drop a fake header same amount. Also for the header into addition. Like some other commenters said. Keep all the "beams" same.

[@sC1337Cs]

I've waited so long for updates regarding this build 0-0

[@T.E.P.]

What!!! More !? This is a great day

[@maria_sophia]

Why did you not finish this series? Would love ro see how it turned out.

[@billy42300]

Good call on the wall guys. Awesome team, nice energy.

[@MrTheBurkes]

It's an early birthday present for me! Perky Bois and the Ray-Jay! I'm late! Just finished staining some caninet doors and drawer fronts. Have a great weekend fellas!

[@tobywegrzyn4448]

When supporting walls you want to get some acro props, put a timber header across the joists and prop underneath. Can do it with timber also, would be alot quicker. Great vid guys

[@garrett_olin]

For the new wall demo you could box out a soffit the width of the small closet to break up the ceiling and define the edge of the dining room.

[@randybourdon2791]

Good call on the half wall between the dining room and the kitchen. I did the same thing years ago.

[@cr7dz207]

Very nice hand of working with All partners of work good team

[@jamesrobinson1022]

My sister knocked out the middle third of her kitchen wall to dinning room. The wall was load bearing and also had most of the cabinets. She left the stud in the middle for outlets and the doorway to the dining room cause it also had outlets and light switch plus to keep the original trim.

[@familiewisse832]

Great to be back

[@itsrissaroo3406]

Oooo Border Collie!!!

[@70scoff]

To hold the roof up, you could have placed a beam on the underside of the roof joists and then spaced the uprights out further making it a better working space

[@kylemcweeny878]

As much as i love watching the homes from the ground up videos. This series was so great on so many levels. Hearing how to incorporate your knowledge of how new construction is into old construction/existing construction was so informative and relative to a DIY motivated homeowner like myself. The comedy part was better too because the guys were out of their element and every time they used the phrase "it dosent matter" (I thought) was so funny because the guys are used to doing everything exact from the start 🤣. Anyway.. please more renovations!! But big ones! That involve the whole crew! Just like this one. Love the show, hilarious and extremely informative! What else is there to want?

[@reverzebegamingchannel]

Did you finish this remodel? because we are all waiting for the rest of this series!!!!

[@VictorZimbardi]

What app was the main guy looking at when he was looking at the requirements for the LVL bearing on the ends?

[@lauraamo4848]

I'm hoping there will be more videos in this series!

[@BoKotianLund]

Any finish video on this one?

[@milesharlan1]

I made it! I am 3 hrs late but I am here!! Love the video! KUTGW

[@RICHat22]

The Diablo carbide demo blades are the best I've found. I started using them exclusively after they sent me a couple fire/rescue carbides to try for auto accidents and extrication. They didn't dull anywhere near as fast as bi-metals and I could usually get about anything done on a wreck with one blade. Throw a new one in for next time. I was sold for good. Also, glad you guys have a good, solid crew now. Been watching for years and I think you found your right team. If I remember, you only had about 2000 subs (only had a few videos up) when I first found y'all and I've watched every video since. Keep it up.

[@wpoortman]

My girlfriend and I always watch… she usually agrees with the choices you guys make. But now she keeps saying how ugly she thinks that half wall is. Thanks PBB! 😅

[@gs300rich4]

I agree. Half walls are terrible and outdated

[@rileywhite5091]

not a half wall its the backside of where cabinets will be with a countertop siting on everything the term would be bar not knee wall and they arent outdated they are being installed in alot of new construction houses here in alabama

[@totallybonkers]

I was so into the remodel I forgot they said they weren't doing everything on this one. I found the follow-up video of the finished product but it's not added to this playlist.

[@blackkened1]

Only the finest from the Bros !!!🇨🇦👍🇨🇦💪🇨🇦

[@dritz89]

really want to see how this project turned out!

[@ATaylor369]

Its going to be an epic kitchen!

[@54mgtf22]

Love your work 👍

[@AbbieHoffmansGhost]

Well, not only could you put a box at the top but you could have a half wall at the bottom which would still give an open concept but also a 'pass through' as well as a spot for short bookshelves, etc.

[@bazbar8315]

Not sure the code allows a triple laminated beam held together with any number of nails. From what I gather you'll need through bolts with washers for that tri-lam. Some engineered lumber specs will let you use adhesive and nails, but the straight nails will I think fail an inspection?

[@abewiebe3438]

As far as doing the plumber a favor, around here in Manitoba, we builders typically have to hold the plumbers hand the whole time.

[@maryloudonoghue8447]

I don’t have to watch the comedy channel, you guys are much funnier!😂❤️

[@carolewarner101]

I LOVE that glass wall. Wonder what a wall like that costs?

[@SethLongdotcom]

Any update on the remodel? Left us hanging!

[@mreinecker]

Love the video guys. The remodel stuff is awesome to watch as that’s what I do myself (aside from my normal job in the Army). Please don’t run out of tool belts, I’m saving/waiting til I can afford one. I want one so friggen bad 😅😭😭😭😭😭

[@625jeffrey]

What happened to your fingers? Construction accident? That prosthetic is awesome

[@ztbuildingdesign19]

Great job sir,

[@mikhv09]

On my last break of the day, getting ready to build a 22' lvl header for a garage. You guys crack me and definitely enjoy the show

[@unclebrandy5485]

Such a great decision to knock out that wall (or halve the wall i guess). When i was watching earlier videos my thought was "they're doing all this but it still seems so boxed in and strange"

[@ChrisMongeon]

quick question from an amateur - could you have cut a 45 degree angle off the top corners of that beam to get it a bit higher, or would that compromise the strength / integrity of the beam?

[@jaimeperkins9606]

I bet it would be fine… but I think that’s kind of a no no without an engineer saying it’s ok

[@noahvogt]

I’d also suggest using a dewalt drywall sander to smooth the kitchen ceiling and have it all smooth

[@tylermundy7985]

Great stuff!

[@ImaClownman]

This is the last video for the kitchen remodel?! I wonder how it finished.

[@mikemccollum4521]

Thank you👍

[@ryanhudson3281]

Wall halfway, perfect..👍

[@nikoregehr4627]

I'm really like the remodeling project, very interesting to see (for a German woodworker) , how you guys doing stuff like this over the ocean. It's definitely different as in Germany haha.

[@chrisf9607]

I only use carbide Sawzall blades they are well worth the cost when doing demos

[@joseflores-tl4zs]

Hey y’all I love the work and passion you guys have for building. I’m a structural engineer (and part time contractor) based out here in Charlotte North Carolina and I was just wondering if you guys ever hired structural engineers in your region of NC? I know a lot of y’all’s builds are prescriptive per code but what do y’all do when it’s not ? Thanks and I look forward to new videos !

[@1981Stylechild]

In the UK we would reduce the timber size to make less of a bulk head and make it a flitch beam with a sheet of 10mm steel sandwiched between 2 boards. Never seen you guys do that so maybe it’s just a UK thing?

[@dirtfpv]

What happened with this project? Really curious to see how it ended up!

[@art1muz13]

At 12:13 doesn't 10 toe screws turn the end of the wood to pulp?

[@4runner653]

So whatever happened with the kitchen remodel series? Come On Man!!! 😁🤙🤙😊

[@ab-qn7kv]

There doesn't seem to be any dust protection? Open air (demo related air particulates) from the construction area is easily transferring into the living space. Plastic, negative air machine, hvac returns capped off, am I missing something?

[@pigalex]

@Project Farm has an excellent catalog of reviews of different products. i recommend his sawzall blade video

[@michaelpetteruto1048]

You could also fastened and top and bottoms plate then just make a frames to support the wieght

[@michellelacerte5384]

When is the final reveal? Is there going to be one?

[@euphoria2339]

Got that 1940s Germany stache😂😂

[@marciam6224]

Wait, WTH??? Where's the rest of this project?? Please tell me there's more!! It's like leaving a movie without watching the ending!! lolol

[@hansangb]

@15:30 LOL. Jamie looking out for a brother " That's it?" Translation: "You better run it by your wife if you want to see the sun come up tomorrow" Notice how he relaxed when Matt said "She said yes..." His momma raised no fool! 😁😁

[@Brian18741]

Do ye use steel beams over there at all? We used a couple of 7x3 RSJs for a slightly longer span sitting on a cavity block wall, lots of strength and more head room inside.

[@YeahNoTellTheTruth]

Thought I missed the remaining of this project, but he hasn't uploaded or they just dropped the project?

[@cintronbros4501]

What app or website do y’all use for your span calculations??