Barndominium Slab + In-Floor Radiant Heat Prep | Full Cost Breakdown | MAD County Standard | Ep 8

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This is the EPISODE 8 of a complete barndominium build. During this video we finish all the slab prep - vapor barrier and insulation. We also run all the oxygen barrier pex for the in-floor radiant heat system. We are going to bring a COST BREAKDOWN in every video during this build series. The Mad County Standard is a 2,300 square foot 2-story post frame construction home (39’x36′) and garage (32’x24′) with a wrap around porch. It has a main floor master with a total of 3 bedrooms and 3 1/2 bathrooms.
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@anonymouse9833 Год назад

These cost breakdown videos are more helpful than I can tell ya, thank you!

@MrPostFrame Год назад

Glad you like them and their helpful!

@nope_not-showing-my-name Год назад

I haven't decided what's more enjoyable - watching your amazing videos, or watching the number of your subscribers goes up every couple of days 😉

@MrPostFrame Год назад

Ha...thanks!

@CONSTRUCTIONTECHHD1 Год назад

Great job. Well done👍👍👍🔥🔥🔥

@MrPostFrame Год назад

Thanks!

@Overpar73 Год назад

Hey Paul, always fun to watch the experts at work! Looking forward to my build this spring, take care and don't work too hard! One quick note, I saw a shipping company on Facebook Marketplace going out of business and they were selling cases of tape at $36 dollars a box, it was just over a dollar a roll. That sure would save you some money in materials?

@jeffbronco5627 Год назад

I set up my barn workshop with in floor heat and I love it! I will say I started cutting the poly iso foam with a table saw and what a miserable job it is! The dust and particles get into everything, nose, eyes ect. It may help to cut outside but it really makes a mess. I finished the job with a hand saw. Not as fast but certainly not as messy either.

@bpdp379 Год назад

Bosch makes really sweet jig saw blades for cutting foam that are perfect. 3 for $10 in case you ever do another floor….

@glichonum1697 Год назад

Great foundation 😶🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🌻🧐

@MrPostFrame Год назад

Thank you!

@fredericrike5974 Год назад

Quite the process, Paul. And well explained- using the YT speed control answered some of my questions, anyway. It also demonstrates a good look at practicality and simplicity- by design it has no "made joints" out under the floor, it's risers are well ordered and will "valve off" easily- btw, your "manobloc" control was a real revalation for me- I had always dreaded that part! FR

@MrPostFrame Год назад

Thanks for watching and your comment

@fredericrike5974 Год назад

@@MrPostFrame As always Paul, you and your team did the work. Best to you and family in the New Year! FR

@user-hg4lq8vj7g Год назад

I"m curious as to how you attached the polystyrene to the outside wall with the vapor barrier behind it? All my walls will be poured concrete and if I run the vapor barrier up those walls it would force me to put the polystyrene against the vapor barrier. Do you feel that the polystyrene on the walls would be held in place by the polystyrene flooring? Also did you foam the points where the polystyrene on the walls and floor meet or just leave that alone and let the concrete floor flow? These videos have helped me tremendously as I start my very similar project.

@timconover5781 Год назад

wow just watched and had couple questions answered about lay out of pex tubing... each zone must be at 300 ft or less looks like ....? how many zones per pump ...typical household system pump .....1800 Sqft house with attached 2400 sqft garage slab on grade...

@pizall1440 10 месяцев назад

does the floor by the manifold get hotter than desired? wouldn't there be heat transfer from the supply pipes next to the return pipes in the floor?

@alittlebitofeverything5090 Год назад

Awesome stuff! Does your company or do you know of a company that can build in New Hampshire or Maine? Thank you much.

@MAGAMAN Год назад

It always feels l like having all that tubing under the slab is going ot become a huge headache sometime down the road. It will definitely complicate any plumbing repairs in the future. How thick is the slab over the tubing?

@MrPostFrame Год назад

Thanks for watching...it will be a 5" slab

@ruralridez6165 Год назад

So the $56k is the cost for everything so far in the build process?

@MrPostFrame Год назад

Yes, with estimated labor to that point.

@Liability980 Год назад

There is insulation under the slab, but what about the sides. If one had a stem wall one could then place insulation between the stem wall and the slab. How are you doing that with no stem wall? In the same regard, does you garage slab extend past your garage doors so that it is exposed to the outside. I would think one would want a thermal break between the slab and the external environment at all points? Also, I saw that your insulation did not directly butt up to the floor drains in the garage. What is the reason for that?

@MrPostFrame Год назад

Great questions! If you watch the previous video we add 24" of insulation on the sides - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-qf7fq3Ob8YA.html Since we slope the concrete to the drains I leave out the insulation so I still have 5" of concrete and I don't lose any strength/depth in those areas.

@ShaneM007 Год назад

How thick did you pour the concrete? Thanks. Also what would be the minimum you would pour it?

@MrPostFrame Год назад

On this build 5” - ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-AGKRBCEWEYc.html 4” is the least I’d go.

@davidboudinot4769 Год назад

Do you use Pirma columns when building a barn to minium?

@MrPostFrame Год назад

We have used wet set and dry set brackets but plan on using the perma columns in an upcoming project!

@chrisgenin2390 9 месяцев назад

How deep is that in the concrete? Does this affect where future walls can be built?

@MrPostFrame 9 месяцев назад

5”, no tubes are at bottom of the floor. We only go about 2 1/2” deep with wall anchors so don’t have to worry about tube location

@ElWilkins_ Год назад

Can this type of house be built with wood floors instead of concrete?

@MrPostFrame Год назад

You can and build with basement. Can even add radiant heat under wood floors.

@CavanalK5 3 месяца назад

4:16 I have to say that table saw technique is a little sketchy. I’ve seen that insulation board have strips of plastic strapping embedded in the edge and pull itself into a table saw and get hacked all sideways like a hard wood knot. Be careful. Especially with that wobbly saw.

@TheHonestRates Год назад

whats the best way to layout pex for your build?

@MrPostFrame Год назад

If you know where you are going to purchase your controls prior to running your tubing, many times they'll provide a layout for you or at least help you with the layout. If you're doing it on your own I'd draw out the dimensions of your spaces/zones on a piece of grid paper and then draw out the pex runs. I recommend starting 6" from wall and then 12" oc from there. The layout really depends on the location of your manifold. For instance in this build the manifold location was in the center of the two zones (house and garage). You'll see that I ran to the furthest wall and then back. I calculate in my head how much I could cover before I return. Just have to make sure you're running it in a way that allows you to come back and not cross over previous runs. As you saw in the video I mark out the spacing with spray paint. I've done it enough now that I can just calculate as I go. You'll also want to keep your runs close to same length, unless you're going to use flow balancing valves on your manifold. If one loop is substantially shorter than another, that loop will have a greater water flow and the full-length tubes will have less water flow, causing uneven heat.

@TheHonestRates Год назад

@@MrPostFrame thank you...thats really good information. i understand you will create plans for purchasing. Can you do custom design? Nothing crazy

@bpdp379 Год назад

Search the term “loopcad” it is design software you can use to do the entire heat loss calculation, layout, flow rates, equipment needed, everything! And you get a 30 day free trial so it’s perfect for the non-professional.

@MrPostFrame Год назад

Yes! We mainly do custom design. Email design@mrpostframe.com

@truebengalsfan 2 месяца назад

Is their a ball park price per sq ft for I'm floor radiant heating ?

@MrPostFrame 2 месяца назад

Radiant Heat Cost + Overview Part 5/5 | MAD County Build ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-L4I_HaNRF-U.html

@truebengalsfan 2 месяца назад

@@MrPostFrame thanks

@Foreveryoung3630 Год назад

I know this guy has good intentions, but he is definitely no RR Buildings. Kyle knows what jobs to leave to the professionals. This guy is a more or less a DIY guy selling himself as a professional builder like RR buildings.

@MrPostFrame Год назад

Tough to make that determination if this is your first video. Kyle is a phenomenal builder. The channel has a heavy DIY focus for the benefit of our audience that wants to learn how.