Framing Our Tiny House in 6 Minutes: A Tiny Timelapse

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@glamptribe 6 месяцев назад

I LOVE YOUR CHANNEL!!! This is amazing content. Thank you!

@davidstewart5319 4 года назад

That is a crazy awesome time lapse. Very cool to see an overview of the process, especially the steps in sequence. Thank you...

@jasond8734 4 года назад

I found this tutorial hard to keep up with! haha Great tiny timelapse. Really enjoying your videos.

@FabianSeyfried 3 года назад

Awesom job, you two!

@stephaniegriffin1441 Год назад

Hello! which type of hangers did you use? Thank you!!

@danialaho5543 10 месяцев назад

What is the gross structure weight sitting on the axles?

@Timscotteswoldfarm 11 месяцев назад

What is the material you put on the floor when you first started please?

@VillelaHN 6 месяцев назад

XPS foam board insulation.

@Crftbt 3 года назад

If you could start over, would you use iso on the bottom? :)

@timejumpertarot1114 Год назад

Phenomenal

@amyholderness8142 3 года назад

Very cool. If I might ask, how long did it actually take?

@actuallytiny2537 3 года назад

It took about 2 weeks. Framing is fast, it's everything else that's slow.

@allysoncalhoun7245 4 года назад

Amazing and love all your videos. Question is why are the walls not on a thermal break of the 1 inch insulation? I though no wood should be touching the trailer. Thanks! Just getting ready to start my build! I hope, Covid19 might push things back.

@actuallytiny2537 4 года назад

Thanks! Everything else has thermal breaks but I really want to see solid contact at the point where the house is actually anchored to the trailer.

@allysoncalhoun7245 4 года назад

Is that the way I should? Do others use tape or insulation?

@countrybygirlandgrace Год назад

@@actuallytiny2537 I thought Matt Reisinger used a very thin sheet of insulating material of some sort held down with a type of insulating calk sandwiched between the sill plate and the footer of his houses that he built. Why wouldn't the sill plate rot out afterwards from condensation otherwise?

@johnmcclay7336 4 года назад

May I ask what you did around the flanges of wheel well of the iron eagle trailer, I am unsure if I would have the plywood go behind rather than over the flanges. Any help or clarification would be greatly appreciated.

@actuallytiny2537 4 года назад

We decided to go over but I routed the backside of the plywood so it doesn't bulge out.

@johnmcclay7336 4 года назад

@@actuallytiny2537 Thank you, was just really curious, and if I built my own I'd rather do it right the first time so it lasts longer