SHE Changed The Floor Plans At The Last Minute! | Timber Framed Barndominium | Off Grid

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[@redcauthen771]

Having had an accident causing me to be in a wheelchair. Go the full 36 inch doors I fought with my 32’s for awhile the redid my house to 36’s and was way way happier. Now’s the time to do this kind of stuff.

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks for feedback!

[@thedarkside3394]

Where I live, all doors must be 36 inch for wheelchair access.

[@bonnielewis4428]

My hubby has MS and is in a large power chair. By all means, go with 36” doors, you will not be sorry!

[@bobteague4681]

Absolutely

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@cynthiamyers335]

36" doors, trust me I've been around the therapy side of life many years I worked in therapy. Hope you never need them but you'll be glad if you do. Any hallways need to be wide to allow chair and self propelling. Looks wonderful. Make tubs and showers and toilet handicap also with grab bars and comfort height toilets. 😊

[@dotroper746]

I'm sure this is too late but I would do pocket doors in the master bedroom closet and the guest bedroom with the bathroom door and the closet door. I absolutely love all the changes you did! I wish you nothing but the best! May God always bless you and keep you safe! Love y'all 🙏🤗🥰👊

[@RidgeLife]

Not too late! Adding changes as we speak

[@rongray4847]

Hi Tim, what ever gets changed it’s going to be nice. Can’t wait for it to start. It will turn out beautiful. You have such a gorgeous property. I do like the changes as shown, 🤗. Believe me Tim as you get older the tub you will enjoy and be glad it’s there. I do think Patio or French doors at the back would be nice. 👍👍❤️❤️🇨🇦

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks so much! Me too.

[@deestanley9836]

I love the changes Tim! You and Jen Jen will be very happy there!♥️♥️😊

[@RidgeLife]

Thank you!

[@deestanley9836]

You are very welcome!!

[@jhappygirl3072]

36" doors and love it

[@RidgeLife]

Yes!

[@Swtspirit]

Nice Changes Looks Great Have a Blessed Weekend

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks so much!

[@sandrabroussard2279]

I love this look.

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@salyerandrew5122]

It looks awesome Tim! Don't change a thing!!

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@ladybuglady5]

Tim, you're missing a coat closet. Where will coats, boots, etc go if there's no mudroom? Looking great so far.

[@creinicke1000]

Absolutely need a closet.

[@RidgeLife]

Will have a coat rack in entry and outside storage on back patio for dirty boots and coats.

[@rhondahuller4468]

I love the new layout.

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@carolyncarlson3825]

Much more better....hugs

[@RidgeLife]

Appreciate ya!

[@AuntieAnn]

I absolutely love this new layout. . A door to the bathroom from guest room is awesome 👌.. also love the pantry area 👍

[@RidgeLife]

Thank you Ann! Even a change since member update!

[@rbuitendag2650]

Very nice. Can't wait to see the actual build. Think it is going to be awesome.

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks 👍

[@blindaedwards9528]

Looks amazing ❤

[@RidgeLife]

Thank you 😋

[@gaylerichards7409]

I like the changes!

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@carolynmesser7199]

I like the master bath ideas , and I think the office being closed off to the living area is a great idea .😊

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@jamesjessee4064]

Looks nice Tim

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@maryranch5329]

Tim, definitely a better flow on everything. 😊

[@RidgeLife]

Thank you!

[@charlenegrady8781]

Looking good. Can’t wait. Good luck👍

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks 👍

[@Mewsielynx]

Awwww..will be so awesome...enjoy your weekend..as we are back into the ice and the deep freeze..cheers From The Yukon Territory...

[@RidgeLife]

WOW! Take care.

[@neals7662]

Hey Tim. Just wanted to let you know that ADA compliance requirements for a handicapped door is 36 inches. Other thought is the dishwasher and weather you are left or right-handed. May make a difference on which side of the sink will be best placement. Dishwasher always needs to go on the right-hand side for me.

[@RidgeLife]

I'm left handed! HA!

[@nancygibson9644]

I am in love with the new floor plan. Great job and good ideas for a comfortable home. Good Job.

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks so much!

[@likebutton5445]

Love it 🥳

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@karenbrest187]

Tim, I love the new ideas 💖 going to be a beautiful & functional home 👌 Happy for you - exciting time 🙏😊

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks so much!

[@rebeccawaggner5291]

Glad I could help. 😄 I know that door is an added expense to put a small gable over it but it will save you from having to strip on the porch or Jen beating you with a broom for bringing muck in the house. 😂 You have to decide if the savings out ways all the extra clean up down the road when you have animals and gardens. So glad you went with the tub combo in the master it makes way more sense. Don't know many guests who take a soak when visiting. High five to the milkman on the changes to the guest bath. Totally would have been my first choice too. Full disclosure the plans I sent Mel were when they were thinking of having a loft. Those plans totally changed. 😉 @C'mon you up next? I wanna put a little sparkle on the mountain. 😘

[@RidgeLife]

But your plans helped them tremendously as well! I will be taking boot and coats off on back patio and have storage out there.

[@rebeccawaggner5291]

@@RidgeLife she can always hose you off in the barn🤣

[@RidgeLife]

@@rebeccawaggner5291 exactly!

[@michele2397]

Agree totally with an entry/mudroom simply because of the shoes & boots and coats etc. I built a nice enclosed locker type storage w small bench to sit on. All storage drawers under it too. Just my opinion. I’d not want to take anything off on a covered patio like pouring rain or cold. Maybe if that door was elevated by a step above ground level and a utility sink like for mopping. I know it’s not that big but in the long run I would think it would be worth it. ✌🏼✌🏼❤️❤️. Love the whole layout.

[@debbiepierce4962]

Love it

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@lonettewelch9949]

Good plans.

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@JulesGMa]

Hi Tim, I love the plans for your barndominium. My only suggestion is for you to replace some of the interior doors with sliding barn doors. If you are concerned about enough wall space, I saw a split center single barn door option that took up only the doorway space. My suggestion isn’t to replace any of the exterior doors or “bedroom/ main room doors. But, maybe, replace some of the closet / laundry room doors so they aren’t all swinging into rooms. Just something to think about.

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks for the tips!

[@heidipustelniak652]

The new layout looks great!

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@janielindsey3264]

Can't wait to see the progress along the way. Greetings from Kentucky. Go Ridge Life 😊

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks 👍

[@debradavis2369]

You home is going to be beautiful.

[@RidgeLife]

Thank you!

[@scottburk4083]

Looks a lot better now. I'm glad you took the tub out of the second bathroom. You'll be happier with that over time as will any guests. Enjoy the weekend and safe travels on Sunday. God Bless ya Brother!!!❤😊

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks Scott!

[@Arleen1010]

😂 You are hysterical. It's going to be beautiful. Loving the updates. Have a Blessed weekend.

[@RidgeLife]

Thank you! You too!

[@apineiro010858]

Very nice Tim I love it

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@lonecowboyadventures2039]

Looks good!

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@idarmartin6022]

Remember storage in for pantry

[@RidgeLife]

Absolutely

[@the_voice_of_reason]

Can’t wait to see this… changes are good! 😂 storage is paramount. You are so dramatic 😂😂😂😂

[@RidgeLife]

Haha! Yes!

[@the_voice_of_reason]

@@RidgeLife Tim, I still think you need a mud room, for all those weather conditions, changing boots and wet coats! You don’t want to take that into the main areas! We don’t have snow in the country town where I live but we have a lot of rain and that mud room is vital! Food for thought! I have a double garage with an internal door to the laundry/mud room. It’s good for security too. Food for thought.

[@crazyjohn6130]

Tim it looks great. I've been thinking you may want to extend the living room out 18' it will give you more room around the couches and the big farm table. With the extra room you could have a small coat closet as well. Just a suggestion. Love you brother from your crazy friend in ohio 😊

[@RidgeLife]

It’s all about $/ft2. Doing this debt free! Thx

[@janetmcbride5391]

I'm a little late. 😅 Suggestion: I'd put wall-to-wall glass sliding doors in living & dining room outside wall. That would be beautiful with the wood burning stove. 😊

[@RidgeLife]

Cool idea!

[@louisecuster6117]

I’m wondering if the laundry moisture is good for the pantry. It depends on what you’re storing there. Perhaps put a door on the laundry area for some separation. Or put stackable laundry in the guest bath, make the guest closet smaller.

[@RidgeLife]

It will be heated and cooked so should I have good ventilation but I get ya

[@charlenefoster6779]

I would suggest sliders for your closet and bath. That way you will not loose space

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@FireFly64]

Nice improvements. 👍

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks! 😃

[@papismurf4033]

Have you thought about a deep sink for things like filling and dumping mop buckets?

[@RidgeLife]

I wish but on a budge for debt free build.

[@anitaphillips2613]

I would definitely move the guest closet wall up move your washer and dryer and then make that one side of the wall a big old shelf rack. So you store your towels laundry soap and so on.

[@RidgeLife]

Nice!

[@patriciamoore8758]

Oh that is so much better. Love the kitchen now, it is usable with the counter space. Only other thing is if the view from the living room is good you might want to put some huge windows in there. Other than that, love it.

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@outdoorstudios2022]

Hey Tim

[@RidgeLife]

Hey!

[@cathymorasch4164]

Love the new plan, it’s a lot more functional.

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@joyceboliew6513]

They make a washer/dryer combo only need space for 1 unit . When finish washing just switch over to dryer.

[@RidgeLife]

Very cool!

[@patriciamoore8758]

I have had this, it only takes small loads and it took 1 1/2 hrs to do one load. It wouldn't handle things like comforters or more than 4 towels at a time. It took forever to do a load. Do not recommend it

[@jacquelinewells7575]

@@patriciamoore8758. Exactly what I’ve heard. If you have a few loads to do it’s gonna take all day to do. Plus the items you can’t do. So much nicer having both do one load can be drying while another is washing. Gets thing’s done so much quicker. Also my thought too was where the stove is. Is there not a concern for not having an exhaust fan above it. Just my thought I believe I would put the stove on the right in the middle of that long counter so I could put a nice exhaust above it and just have a nice big island in the middle with stools up to it for people to sit at. Just my opinion.

[@bigwavefla161]

Tim on the master and guest bedrooms i would put sliding barn doors. I feel it would go with the overall barn concept. Same with office. A giant chandelier over the big table is a must too in my opinion. I really am looking forward to this build.

[@RidgeLife]

Deer antler chandelier!!!

[@bigwavefla161]

Exactly what I was thinking.

[@liammcgothigan2094]

Hi tim

[@RidgeLife]

Howdy!

[@vedaendevoets3717]

i love it all you could put barn doors to your bathroom and office so you dont have to have as many doors. love it all

[@RidgeLife]

Nice!

[@christinestephenson1742]

I like the changes! I didnt even think about a utility room. I too think you should have 36 inch doors! At least on the master bedroom and bathroom. Our house is very small but we still have a 36 inch door on the master!

[@RidgeLife]

Nice!

[@barbaramcdonald556]

Tim go with the bigger doors for the house. Think about the size of the appliances and any furniture you want. You don’t want to find , buy and then discover that it won’t fit thru the doors. It’s easier to shrink an opening then to make it bigger once everything is built.

[@RidgeLife]

Exterior are 36" for sure.

[@caryallen62]

I am wondering if have commented yet. Sometimes I get a little hammered. Wish I could send your a picture at 4 in the morning 😂

[@RidgeLife]

Haha!

[@valeriek5020]

Rebecca did some great work. May I ask why the clothes closets are in the bathroom and not in the bedroom. What about humidity from shower and tub. Jen..........I agree...........storage, storage, storage..........I don't quite understand the entrance to the most important walk in pantry. Can't wait to hear about flooring...........but that's a little later. Moving right along and thanks for taking us with you.

[@RidgeLife]

The closets will have an HVAC vent. Most the houses I have lived in had closets in master bath with no issues.

[@PhillipwRider]

Looking Awesome! Let the dozing to begin,lol

[@FallenArkansasVeterans]

Tim, that door into the pantry/laundry room from the kitchen, I wonder if a bi-fold door or a sliding barn door would be better.

[@RidgeLife]

Absolutely!

[@robertdavis5163]

gin can use the guest bath tub!

[@RidgeLife]

HA!

[@paulshuppert4975]

36 in. Outside doors min. Needed for large furniture and big refrig. You'll regret it if you don't. Makes moving things in and out so much easier. 4inches and maybe 400 dollars difference. I think it's definitely worth it. Concrete floor in crawlspace turns it into storage space.

[@RidgeLife]

Absolutely!

[@54maggiemoo]

It's going to be beautiful, Tim.

[@RidgeLife]

Thank you!

[@CynBrown]

2 Comments on the master bath. Any bathroom without a window will struggle to vent properly, which means it will capture steam. air vents are made to pull air out but if you have a window they have better flow. #2 with a toilet next to an interior wall you have to worry about your standard plumbing issues with water damage if you drywall. If you move that bar out a little further toward the dinning room you could put your timber posts on each end of the bar. Love it all though and know it will be amazing.

[@RidgeLife]

No drywall here! Thanks!

[@williammarshman2204]

Hi Tim Bill from Aust. The walk in pantry may be too narrow with shelves on both sides. A 2foot shelf on one side would give you hamging space on the blank wall .Just thinking out loud .Regards .

[@RidgeLife]

Absolutely will verify thx

[@mikeburch2375]

TIM I LIKE IT BROTHER HAVEA GOOD ONE

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@awesomesauce7535]

This is nicely laid out. Other than price, I don't see a downside to doing the 36 inch doorways. I can't imagine you'd regret it.

[@RidgeLife]

True!

[@jeanielipskey1272]

You are so funny Tim, I do like the changes. If your back door to your living room is under cover I would do french doors or sliding door. Or maybe just a single glass door. Have an awesome weekend. Hope seeing the 2 companies will go great for you!

[@RidgeLife]

Great idea!

[@delorislee3100]

Tim make the guest bedroom closet smaller give you more room in the utility room

[@RidgeLife]

Might do that

[@carolehetle]

Don't change anything it is perfect!!!

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@garyprice6651]

Everything looks great . But I would think about a 6 ft. Sliding door in the back taking it to the left ,starting at the bedroom wall .then the chair would set in front of the none sliding side and no doors opening out in the living room. Can't wait to see it started

[@RidgeLife]

Nice thanks!

[@kkeenan536]

Better plan👍✅ When’s the wedding?

[@RidgeLife]

HAHA! Thanks!

[@salyerandrew5122]

As a guy who uses a power scooter I'd say at least 34"doors Tim!!

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@CCRider5312]

If momma ain’t happy nobody’s happy 😉😂👍🏼

[@RidgeLife]

True!

[@trevoranderson2905]

Hey TIM, have you considered using LIFT OFF HINGES on your doors in case of emergency, to accommodate stretchers especially in the bathroom and toilets. Also non slip tiles in wet area's. Just a thought 🤔🤔😁😁🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺🇦🇺

[@RidgeLife]

Never heard of it.

[@trevoranderson2905]

@@RidgeLife the HINGES lift up about a inch and door comes completely off in case someone falls unconscious and blocks the door from being opened.

[@Mary2bob1]

Ok Tim I love it looks great just a couple of suggestions. Have you thought about barn doors or pocket doors in the bedrooms it would end up giving you more room I feel. Question did you have a oven in your Kitchen . Not sure if the stove top included a oven.My husband watches you all the time and I peak in when ever I catch you with him. I did subscribe on my youtube so we got you covered. God has really Blessed me with your shows.

[@RidgeLife]

Absolutely on the doors. Yes range oven combo. Thank you!

[@idarmartin6022]

I would make a mud room at the back door. You need a place to walk into with your muddy boots!!!! And a place for coats.

[@RidgeLife]

That will be the covered huge back patio with storage.

[@OpposeNeurotoxins]

Looks very nice and functionable. How will you heat the entire home ? with the Wood Burning stove only . the Guest Bedroom will be alot warmer than the your bedroom unless you get some piping the heat ?

[@RidgeLife]

We willl have heat pump and propane as well. Off grid solar!!

[@robertdavis5163]

tim standardcode today is all doors 36 inch

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks!

[@nmdispatchlady]

Definitely larger doors on the bedrooms. Not just for wheel chairs but for getting things in and out. You don't realise how small a 30" door is till you try to move a rocking chair thru it. (not happening by the way) . Looks great!

[@RidgeLife]

Very true!

[@vickiesizemore6486]

I really love the changes you guys made I'm super excited for you guys I have a question now where's the hot water heater and utilities electrical unit going to go LOL just asking

[@RidgeLife]

All exterior to the building like my mom's log home. Saves space.

[@dianeweingard9726]

Tim maybe check with Al Lumnah Acres he has all that solar an inverters in their house and going to have it in their workshop! He would probably talk to you about all that! He’s Avery smart man

[@RidgeLife]

Very cool. Thanks!

[@louisecuster6117]

Here’s another possibility Put laundry in place of part of the pantry area with door to open to main area then pantry door stays off the kitchen but orients the other direction.

[@RidgeLife]

Nice

[@arnoldbodner]

Here's one when you have guests that come over where are you going to put your there jackets when they come over to visit if you don't have a closet in your living room or somewhere when they first come in and a chair so that they can sit down and take their shoes off

[@RidgeLife]

Coat rack.

[@patriciarussell756]

Yes bigger door openings help bring furniture in too. And if your mom gets handicapped and wants to visit you....

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks! Good call.

[@billiehuskins8129]

Yes double door

[@billiehuskins8129]

Larger window over the sink

[@billiehuskins8129]

My brother was in a electric wheelchair and 32 in door was not big enough ,

[@garryteamcashoaustralia9538]

I like the second half but would consider for the first half. Either flip master bathroom so bath etc is on outside for natural light and ventilation or move bath to second walk in and have walk ins either side of door on way in. Either way plumbing can still go through internal walls that I think you wanted. Master bed and lounge. Move outside door not Centre allow for option of wrap around lounge in corner and removing central lounge opening up more space and move bedroom door to other end. Make for easier access to bedroom. Be mindful of moisture in your walk ins and pantry with them both being in wet areas. You currently have no windows for ventilation or natural light shown. Just my thoughts.

[@RidgeLife]

Thanks so much!

[@glendabendel421]

It looks nice Tim. Though I wouldn't like my clothes in the bathroom. Even if it s in closets

[@RidgeLife]

Most of the large houses I have owned had it this way.

[@peggykopala7231]

In the guess bathroom think about putting the toilet and vanity on the same wall, and make the shower larger. If you have ever showered in a corner shower there is not much room.

[@RidgeLife]

Will look at it. Thx!

[@geoffpalmer6424]

Locket doors are a must for the two 4 x 7 closets. Too many opening doors in the master bathroom.

[@geoffpalmer6424]

Locket doors!!!!!

[@RidgeLife]

Yes thanks!

[@patrickdeserisy2634]

I would still put a door on the side for using the laundry room and being able to it as a side entry, putting a small overhang over the entry way won’t add much or deter from the look you’re going for. Easier to do it now instead of later if you realize you shoulda done it.

[@RidgeLife]

I need that wall and it is so expensive per door opening all in all. I am on a debt free budget. Otherwise, I would I love that.

[@dianeweingard9726]

What about sliding doors indoors! Wouldn’t have doors that open inward or outward??

[@RidgeLife]

Will look at it! Thx

[@StevenFranklin-fo8vh]

I've been watching your videos. I will watch in you. I love that you talked to your uncle about it. I like that decision and I'd love to see everyone in your guys videos. I really love watching them and I've really been wondering. When are you gonna be building that barn dominium? You should check into that bottle. Is there that I was telling you about? Or was video that I watched a view with your designs. I think you may be getting bottles or to has a forestry launcher attachmand I think you should talk to your uncle David about the barns that he was looking at at at the Dubai place that where Mike and Melissa got there. Barn piney house at

[@RidgeLife]

Gonna start on the clearing and foundation soon for barndominium while I am building the barn.

[@jeanmason8662]

What about pocket doors on interior?...instead of swinging doors

[@RidgeLife]

Nice!

[@evalinawarne1337]

Use sliding doors.inside each room Gives youmore space You hunt, where's your room for more freezers, canning shelves, too small for pantry. Where are you butchering your meat's You're having a garden, you'll need room to can, Dehydrated foods, freeze dry foods where are you storing your products. Safe room for storms and Other things. Or will that be part of your out buildings fir HARLEY, tools etc. Are you having a summer kitchen So many great ideas you have for your home. These are thoughts. Best

[@RidgeLife]

Yes most in our building later. On a debt free budget for this build!

[@HalfAssHomestead]

Tim's bedroom is now Jen's closet. The original closet is Tim's new Bedroom....lol

[@RidgeLife]

HAHA!

[@caryallen62]

Oh my goodness. This is probably the funniest comment I have ever seen.

[@markrobinson5511]

A natural sound barrier is a 6" wall made of 2 X 4s staggered. No sound will transfer from one side of the wall to the other. No need for nasty Rockwood.

[@RidgeLife]

Very cool Thanks!

[@anacrespo9726]

TIM ALL CHANGES THAT YOU MAKE IS A FOREVER CHANGE ONCE YOU START THE BUILD .BUT UNTIL THAT BE HAPPY WITH ALL CHANGES. HAVE YOU CONCERNED POCKET DOORS TO SAVE SPACE . JUST THINKING..❤BLESSINGS FROM PUERTO RICO ETERNAL LIFE MANY ADVENTURES....

[@RidgeLife]

Absolutely! Thanks!

[@klbennef]

Change your pantry/utility room door to a pocket door!! Dang door is always in the way!!!

[@RidgeLife]

Ooh yeah

[@marilynstorey8813]

The only change I see is the door into the pantry, it should open against the refrigerator. It's going to interfere with your countertop. It's going to be open a lot because of the washer and dryer.

[@RidgeLife]

Good call thanks

[@melissasenter]

Suggestive comment pocket doors on your master Bath /bedroom and run your closet. Rods down the four foot way not to 7 foot. Because then you don't have to put a support plus you have room for like shoe rack. Or jewelry drawers, or what have you? That was the biggest changes I have seen was. I would highly recommend pocket doors. I would also on the same thoughts and plans. I have 32 inch stores in my house. And they are not big enough for wheelchairs and walkers. So I would recommend a 36 inch door and I speak from experience. Because I shattered my foot and had to be in a wheelchair for 3 months and on a walker for 3 months. I also recommend putting the toilet paper up a little bit higher on the wall. In case you do in that going into a wheelchair. That way, you're not falling on your head to pull the toilet paper off of a roller. Pocket doors will save so much floor space for you do just ahead

[@RidgeLife]

Great info thanks!

[@user-sl9nx3vp6w]

No Garage Tim?

[@RidgeLife]

Not yet. Doing it debt free!

[@robertdavis5163]

dont need 2 tubs master bath has to have a nice walk in shower!

[@RidgeLife]

Ooh! Nice.