Heated Slab for the Seed Starting Room

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We finally get started on a project we've been planning since the winter months, a seed growing room! No more starting plants in the house this spring if we can get this complete before the snow flies. We prep the area for the new heated foundation and once the concrete is poured we enjoy a tasty dinner with the baby ginger we harvested.
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@carolepivarnik9316 13 дней назад

I have watched a number of channels of off-grid homesteaders, but holy cow, the scale of projects you two tackle is just a world apart! So much fun to watch things evolve! I love the cooking parts, always neat to see how you use the food you've harvested in delicious looking dishes.

@annstewart1983 12 дней назад

I agree with you. These kids do it all and I trust them-not so sure about those others.

@nankadutoit1635 12 дней назад

Yes they are truely amazing😮. I have just been wondering if your seedroom is going to be big enough😂. Stay safe and healthy❤

@DiannaGrable-fm8jd 12 дней назад

They are two very intelligent people.

@SagebrushRambles 11 дней назад

@@JZ-xu3vg So negative. They own more than this property and I get the impression that this is they lifestyle they chose.

@the-reading-lemon 13 дней назад

I love that every time you build something, you celebrate by having your dinner right there at the building site. It's such a sweet thing. And I bet the seed room is going to be fantastic! Given the size of your planned greenhouse, I can't imagine you would be able to fit all the seedlings in your cabin anyway. Poor Eric would have been forced to sleep with the chickens otherwise!

@meadow391 12 дней назад

That last sentence got me good. 😂😂🤣

@bsalii 9 дней назад

Lol😅😅😅

@MadModan 12 дней назад

I saw someone else say it on the last video but I want second the sentiment that I love how y’all never ask for likes and subs, you just share your adventures and lifestyle with anyone willing to watch. It’s quite refreshing that’s why I’ve been watching for about 4 years now. Keep it up!

@SimpleLivingAlaska 11 дней назад

Thank you for tuning in over the years ❤😀

@dilligaf3202 13 дней назад

I’m only 58 but when I grow up I want to be as strong and smart and brave as Ariel! You guys are an awesome team

@ruthiemay423 11 дней назад

ARIELLE If you like them, be respectful and learn her name.

@diannebayley4644 12 дней назад

One thing that delights me about Arielle and Eric - they rarely say "I", it's always "we". The mark of special people. And your slabs look magic - well done A, E and cement truck guys.

@FIL357 12 дней назад

I have a Dutch friend. He speaks of people who have practical skills and those who plan and execute projects . He speaks of them having ‘golden hands.’ You both have ‘golden hands.’ 👍 Your impressive homestead development speaks of this. 😁Thank you for the enjoyable videos. Phil, Suffolk, U.K. 🇬🇧

@lifgrenj 12 дней назад

Golden brains also.

@habakkuk4711 13 дней назад

As I watch you doing the myriad of things necessary to homestead in Alaska, I'm reminded of my Dad. He was a child of the Depression, raised in a red dirt farm in Georgia and grew up learning how to do everything. There was nothing he couldn't do with his hands and I see that in you two. He's been on to Glory for almost 40 years but he would have loved your channel. He was a bit disappointed in me that I chose a different life, but was a terrific father. God bless both of you

@jbuehler00 12 дней назад

My dad was similar, but in Iowa. And even when he had his own family and a successful small business owning his private dental practice, he lived frugally and had a HUGE garden and had a canning kitchen in the basement and a cellar, but unfortunately my mom was not good about using the foods, so there were still items from the 90s in the 2000's. As an adult who enjoys gardening now, I wish I did that activity with my dad more often (aside from the required bean and raspberry harvesting we sometimes did as children).

@jbuehler00 12 дней назад

His parents grew everything by hand, too, and lived so frugally. My grandma (his mom) had never been to a restaurant until she was in her 80s after getting remarried to a gentleman who was more metropolitan and knew the finer things in life; I'm so glad she was able to experience a more luxurious and carefree life before she passed suddenly. She was always scary growing up and she lightened up so much during her last years of life.

@DiannaGrable-fm8jd 12 дней назад

I love hearing other people talk about their parents who were children during the depression. My parents were also and the stories they can tell you.

@LovesRock 13 дней назад

I love how Eric is continuously amazed by Pythagore 😂❤ Maths are a beautiful thing 👌🏻

@helenl7516 13 дней назад

I love how Bandit decided to help out with a stress test, standing RIGHT in the middle of the drying concrete 😂😂! Teamwork makes the dream work! Great job!

@bryanbarefoot2759 13 дней назад

The trowel you used on the edge that has a curved side, you are to push it down on the side a slide it back and forth to create a smooth curved edge. When you put a chalk line down on concrete you spray it with clear enamel paint so it don’t wash off.

@sandielefant8258 13 дней назад

I love how thoughtful you are about building your future home. I love watching how you live such full lives in Alaska!!

@kprairiesun 13 дней назад

Don't you want a cement sidewalk going into it?

@antoniocarlossilvestresoar9823 13 дней назад

Muito bonito o que voceis fazem é um casal querrero Brasil

@ceceliacampbell7838 12 дней назад

I enjoy watching you two seems like yall really enjoy your wonderful life. Would have been so nice if my husband would have liked that kind of life. We have the land. ❤ Love watching fishing and hunting too. Watching yall from Berry Alabama. Yall keep doing what your doing cause we sure love watching. ❤ 😊 God bless you both.

@Shasta1 13 дней назад

This seed room is gonna be a fantastic addition to your property. More room in the cabin, a nice dedicated area to start the seeds and in floor heating! I can’t believe all that you have accomplished since the move. GREAT JOB you two!

@faithwalker5196 13 дней назад

I loved seeing Bandit stand on the cement like he was king of the castle. ❤️

@tangobravo8889 9 дней назад

Eric and Arielle are a classic example of successful. How do you become successful? You work at it and make it happen.

@kurtwookie7585 13 дней назад

This is going to sound cheesy but I look forward to seeing your work every week! You guys make me wish I was 30 years younger so I could accomplish half of what you do!

@fayepotts3279 13 дней назад

You two make it look so easy! I know it’s a lot of hard work, but it’s your work ethic, you do it because you enjoy the life style you have chosen. It’s a beautiful thing to behold. Thank you both for taking the time to video it. 🙏🏻☺️.

@maryellensunflowergirl8132 13 дней назад

Wow nice job guys. The floor looks amazing. I'm so happy for your seed room. No more plants in the house.

@daves4391 13 дней назад

It’s a lot of work for two people to pour a slab that size, but if you tap the forms with a hammer before the concrete cures you can avoid the “honeycomb” on the outside edges. You can seal it with mortar if are worried. Ice can get in and crack the edge 😬 I always enjoy your videos 👍👍👍

@deloresserra6770 13 дней назад

For a young couple, IAM so amazed at how the two of you know and accomplish so much.

@GrowCookPreserveWithKellyDawn 13 дней назад

This is going to be such a happy place, full of light and life. I can't wait to see it unfold.

@smokey3333ful 13 дней назад

Absolutely the best videos on the tube.

@melonyrichards937 13 дней назад

I agree with so many of these comments you two are just the best. You work so well together as a team. You have accomplished so very much and your little celebration every time you do something is so special. I am so happy that I found your page long ago. I have watched every single one of your videos and some a couple of times . I get excited when I see a new one posted as I'm sure a lot of people feel the same way. I wish you both nothing but happiness and prosperity forever and always. Thank you for all that you do to bring us awesome videos.

@rolandromak 12 дней назад

YES :) we feel the same :)

@robert7365 13 дней назад

wenn ich Euch so zusehe, bekommt man Appetit , denn ihr macht immer köstliche Speisen.

@joannaoreilly8372 13 дней назад

I hope you guys know what an inspiration you are. The planning and hard work you have put in creating your infrastructure is simply awesome. I’m so excited to see what happens next! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻💪💪💪

@robinmichelcavge9134 13 дней назад

Is there anything you two can not do???? I am in awe with each episode. Absolutely wonderful.

@jeanenad1146 12 дней назад

Hello Arielle & Eric. Regarding your ginger. Well done. Here in Queensland Aust. I grow ginger. I get so much that I have worked out a way to preserve it. Scrub and scape off any brown skin, slice up with a mandolin into thin slabs, place in a sterilised glass jar and cover with a heavy pickling brine ( salt only - no spices) I keep it in the fridge. Every time you need ginger, take a pieces out and process as desired for cooking. Lasts for ever. We love your videos and look forward to every progress.

@jimstephens9491 13 дней назад

When I was building Habitat houses the foundation slab was just like yours, except I used foam boards around the edge. This separates the ground temperature from the slab temperature. You can still put foam around the slab edge when the forms are removed.

@SimpleLivingAlaska 13 дней назад

We plan to add foam board 🙂 thank you!

@mariaowen3425 13 дней назад

You guys have came so far in one year- I can’t wait to see what you guys have in store for us in 2025 🎉- happy gardening season for 2024!

@tonip.3251 13 дней назад

I never tire of seeing your beautiful chickens! It’s a treat to get to see them.

@charlenegrady8781 13 дней назад

You two still amaze me. What a team you make. What a life you have. God bless you two. We love you. Looking forward to a trip out to the remote cabin❤️❤️🇺🇸

@tenneyconstruction7323 13 дней назад

Concrete will always crack joining two slabs together. Its called a cold joint. but you did it correctly by adding the rebar to one another. Typically its at 2 ft on center. Been following for along time now . Love the videos!

@jhance2573 13 дней назад

I absolutely love every time you post. Could you please build a cool table and sit down when you eat? You deserve to sit down at the end of your hard day!

@wayupnort6271 13 дней назад

The thing I love and appreciate about you two is that you research and learn from your experience and progressively do nicer and nicer work with every project! Your homestead is turning into a well oiled machine that will allow you to thrive and that’s amazing! GREAT JOB and keep up the good work!

@dennismalcolm6620 13 дней назад

IF I HAVE TO SAY ANYTHING ABOUT YOU GUYS IS THAT YOU EAT WELL AND HEALTHY FOODS ..ERIC YOU ARE SO BLESSED TO HAVE SUCH A WONDERFUL WOMAN!!!..SHE IS ALWAYS UP TO THE TASK AT HAND ✋️ 💗 🎉..NICE SLAB ..YOU GUYS HANDLED IT LIKE A PRO ..THAT YOU ARE, YOU DID IT BEFORE 👏 🙌..

@kathyhaymore1213 13 дней назад

Absolutely incredible! So much needed extra space for your seedlings ❤ remember to love on Bandit as he wont be around forever 😊

@wandagordon6453 13 дней назад

Always enjoy everything y’all build, work on & cook! Love you sweet people! Happy Labor Day! God bless y’all! 😀❤️🙏🏻🇺🇸

@bruceg5729 13 дней назад

I will go back to the other video I was watching, yours are a Must Watch🤓

@Prozerge 13 дней назад

7:06 "I've got a smile on my face, and I've got four walls around me"

@lindag4484 13 дней назад

This project, when finished, is going to be super! ...can hardly wait to see it in use!

@realalanwlutz 13 дней назад

❤ labor day surprise! Happy labor day Eric &Arielle. Love you both Alan&Maria from Indiana

@guslonesomedove 12 дней назад

Loved the picture of the geese starting their journey South.

@francisbarbeau1862 13 дней назад

Great Job!! I can't wait to see the progress and finished Greenhouse!! You2 are a hell of a Team!

@joanoflondon 13 дней назад

I just have to say I enjoy all the videos. Big or small I feel the pride as you complete each one. I’m feeling motivated to get ready for winter. Most of my veggies are out and processed. Soon it will be time to plant my garlic then dream about spring. Still harvesting tomatoes and huge sunflowers.. Keep well everyone!. Happy Labour Day.🇨🇦

@marthagaluszka8888 13 дней назад

When Ariel started slicing that ginger I could smell it all the way to here, in Connecticut. Fresh ginger is addictive. Keep some on hand for ginger tea if you catch a cold.

@dalejones4186 13 дней назад

To get the nice finish you need to use a jitter bug for concrete or a vibrating screed. This pushes the rocks down a little and brings the grout up which allows for a smooth tool finish.

@rosagurke 13 дней назад

Hi you two lovelies! Many greetings from Baden in Germany :-) I love your videos and can hardly wait to see the next one! Best wishes, Silke

@btb6011 13 дней назад

I checked my texts on my phone to see if I was invited to dinner.......SUPER BUMMED!!!!! The place is looking great.

@johnsutherland6322 13 дней назад

My favourite couple working together always makes me smile and chuckle at Eric funny man at times 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

@jesstill7833 12 дней назад

Same here I’m a fan of theirs no bling just hard yakka 💪🥩

@pamelam1500 13 дней назад

You two can achieve anything!! I’m loving the new homestead.

@staceyhazelett2397 13 дней назад

Next year is going to be epic! I mean you got so much done done this summer, even with all the projects, your garden did well.

@jmartin5679 13 дней назад

Love and respect you guys 100 percent %! feel like i know you personally. Hope to meet someday, sorry about Bo. He was a trooper and as tough as you two are. much love. Joe Martin eldorado springs missouri.

@fariedroopen5441 13 дней назад

Wow just what i needed after a hectic work day.

@rogertemple7193 13 дней назад

Great to see y'all getting the seed growing room built and it is looking really great and hope you get it all done before cold weather begins take care and Thank Y'all.👍☕🇺🇲

@georgieoldham8322 13 дней назад

Bandit is doing quality control!❤

@janetkoball44 13 дней назад

A beautiful big slab for an interesting project. And the extra little slab is a very good idea too. It was fast work and is so fast to do. Thanks.

@januarytimberlake 13 дней назад

Can’t wait to see this build. Will be a game changer

@ginnylong5326 7 дней назад

I love watching the 2 of you working together for common goals. When you decide to do something it's always something big! LOL!

@deedawson6074 13 дней назад

Waving from New Zealand 👋👋👋 this is exciting.

@Dripdiva1 13 дней назад

Your supervisor Bandit is liking the new shop and seed room 😎 the caribou stir fry looked yummy. Thanks for sharing

@iartistdotme 13 дней назад

I know your excited to see rows of plant starts growing - so much easier to imagine when you have a floor in place. It looks amazing and you should be very proud of yourselves for this great new addition. So happy for you.

@Mike-p7e 13 дней назад

I love the way you guys build ,grow ,cook ,eat and have a lot of fun doing it .god luv ya!!!

@phantomframe 13 дней назад

Labor Day treat-getting to watch all of your labor! Can’t wait to see the seed room “grow” 😜

@theaeroponictowerchannel 13 дней назад

You need a tower to go in that seed room. They use very little power and you could have fresh lettuce and herbs all winter. I grow with 8 of them in my heated garage to have fresh food all winter.

@the_mum 9 дней назад

Can you explain a tower to me please, if you don't mind?

@johnallenbailey1103 2 дня назад

It's a method of growing tall instead of wide. It's like a tower with holes in it up and down it to put seperate plants in but they all grow together. @the_mum

@DennisBater 13 дней назад

Thanks for taking us on another adventure......

@connielikens3415 13 дней назад

It is fun watching you two finally getting that seed room going! Your dream has changed a little but , wow, what a great project coming to fruition!

@elizabeththomas8746 13 дней назад

You two are very empowering. Love the motivation and always strieving. Can't wait to see the seed house finished. As always your Gourmet food looks delicious!

@nomorehate9176 13 дней назад

Think the Seed Room is going to look and feel glorious with the heated floor and all those windows! Can't wait to see it done!!

@nomatrixdailypay 13 дней назад

Simply amazing! I love everything you two do! Such hard workers and just an all-around beautiful couple. Thanks for sharing your life with us! ❤

@jackgreen1261 13 дней назад

I'm going to tell you what what you need to work is just absolutely incredible I just love watching how they put everything together and I have no problem in their choices cuz I don't know nothing

@tannenbaumgirl3100 13 дней назад

Your chickens have a good life with all the care you give them and treats you provide! Another great video!

@smithlinda8901 12 дней назад

projects one by one completes plus the best cooking food dishes during your work are like a cherry on top of a cake every time you two are the best .

@DenzLeeby-sl1jb 13 дней назад

So excited to see the seed room being built this year! You’ve really accomplished A LOT this summer! Whew! Can’t wait to see it finished & in use, feeding the greenhouse and garden - and yourselves. I continually marvel at how your construction skills are constantly evolving. My favorite vids are of you two building stuff, followed by the garden & chickens

@barbarabarker6753 13 дней назад

"Shove it in there Aerial" I love the technical jargon! Well done.

@shellderp 13 дней назад

you two are insane in the best way

@erikwordal6096 13 дней назад

Great job you guys. They make tools to push the rock down into the concrete right when you are done screeding it. You are brave couple to take on concrete on your own. The more concrete I did the more I never wanted to do it again.

@captwavy 13 дней назад

known as the jitter bug , concrete tamper after scred walk throgh / tamp rocks down witch brings up the smooth topping cream to do final finish , also the edger is pushed around the edge to smooth - edger trowel ! also look up knee boards for hand troweling the final finish , concrete is never fun & there are so many tricks & variables - time / moisture / calcium content etc !

@brucea550 10 дней назад

@@captwavy I don’t know the technical difference but once I switched to a magnesium trowel things were easier as far as getting a nice finish.

@MarinaP-j3o 13 дней назад

Another amazing project! 👍WOW❤

@kolinpauli5862 13 дней назад

You need to look out for the slab cracking at the pin locations in the future since you pinned the slab to the foundation. Unless you have permafrost up to the surface, once the winter comes and the ground freezes, you seed room slab is going to heave and lift while your foundation will not and your slab will crack. You may want to consider using your big rigid chop saw with a diamond blade to cut the pins through the concrete. As a rule of thumb, you should only attach foundations when they are the same depth so they shift together. If they are different depths, it's best to let them shift separately.

@brucea550 10 дней назад

They may be okay because both slabs are heated but yeah, I’d have made that a seismic joint with no pins. I’m also curious why he ran the insulation upside down. I’ve never even seen r-tech used under a slab so maybe he knows something else?

@user-dt5kq2ns3v 13 дней назад

Love the outtakes. It reminds me of my wife and I bantering back-and-forth. Love it You guys are awesome !

@christopherboris813 13 дней назад

Wow you guys build awesome projects. Upgrading everything. I watched every video of you guys for like four years now. never missed one. Thanks for your guys videos.

@user-vc5vi2we3u 13 дней назад

Everything you two build turns out really nice great job

@FroggyTWrite 13 дней назад

hopefully ariel realizes how lucky she is to have a guy like eric around. he seems to be able to figure out just about anything and seems to have almost limitless energy to peruse whatever is needed at the homestead

@sherriebans4737 13 дней назад

@FroggyTWrite/ Yesss and how lucky Eric is to have a gal like Aeriel!!!

@karetoev4999 13 дней назад

So does she. He's just as lucky to have her.

@FroggyTWrite 13 дней назад

@@sherriebans4737 for sure, it's a two way street

@jbuehler00 12 дней назад

Not loving this comment; they're both equally talented and resourceful with lots of ingenuity. They're absolutely a team and I couldn't imagine them accomplishing anything without the other to this magnitude.

@FroggyTWrite 12 дней назад

@@jbuehler00 just giving eric some props, that does not make it problematic. he seems like a really good dude, and this video was a good demonstration of it. they are obviously both very talented and various different ways

@koololdster 13 дней назад

Wow! Building bosses and your meal looked so delicious. You guys are so talented! Thanks for sharing.

@Doogie_Causey 13 дней назад

The Quonson hut is turning out amazing

@VMc828 13 дней назад

❤your slabs look great. Looking forward to the next step now🙏🙂

@Kracker215 13 дней назад

I can only dream of what you two are doing, but what I most like is how well you work together, I'm single by choice but it would be so cool to have someone interested in the same things as me and do projects together.

@karinhusas1370 13 дней назад

Everything you do is so proper ! Solid people 👏👏From Norway 🇳🇴

@marylouiseconte 11 дней назад

800K! 👏🎉🥰 So glad for you two hardworking and talented “kids.” 🥰

@user-ct7ys1xf8y 13 дней назад

Enjoy your vids! I have 20x16 shed on an 1808 built home that is needs of replacing, we are hoping g to have this project also ground work ,wire wrap the floor facing ground with wire mesh to keep rodent and squirrel out! This will allow for 2nd deep freezer, a smaller restaurant display cooler, to use for fridge, and with area with 60 x60 x2 bay windows with lower sliders for air flow, that area will be for seed start or pla to to keep warm thro winter, the roof will be a frame with one side a foot or so lower, don't recall the name.of style, to put windows up there with sliders also for extra air flow, and much like sky lite, patio doors at ends with cobula porch cover, other end but to the house. Barn sliding doors to roll across when we go away, extra protection. Window shutters, maybe. . . Anyways very eager to have a place to plant other in the house also!! Lol😅 my son and I will be building, You folks inspire, Thank You!

@lloydryan-e4l 13 дней назад

Well you started out novices and have become journeymen builders concrete finishers designers and all around Alaskans. Being from Oregon I'm really proud you came from here. I'm proud of you!!

@DD-fm4pk 13 дней назад

I did concrete work in my younger years and on the final finish we used hand trowels while being on the concrete with knee boards. That was the only step you didn't do at the end. Later on concrete guys in this area started final finishing the concrete with hand mags on outdoor slabs. That way you don't have the broom lines. Another poster was right about tapping the forms when the concrete is wet to help stop the brittle edges. Also you need to push down on the edger harder and go longer lengths.

@mariezafonte6473 13 дней назад

You both continue to amaze us with what you are able to do. The research, time, and effort you put into all the projects shows in the successful outcomes. With you in spirit since you traveled to Alaska and look forward to each week.

@djmollenkamp4363 10 дней назад

A trick to using the chalk line is after you make your lines spray them with a can of clear spray paint. The water won’t wash away when you cut or it rains. This also works on wood if you are doing a layout and don’t want your lines to go away on your subfloor when you sweep and clean up at the end of the day

@jamesgaul3544 13 дней назад

You guys are beyond awesome. After showing us your project, you then showed us how to cook a great meal.

@user-hp2il6su8r 13 дней назад

We love the seed room!! How nice to get them out of the house. The foundation looks great. Love all the storage in the shop too. Yum on your cooking. Always looks so healthy and delicious.

@peppernc429 13 дней назад

You guys have been working hard!

@sohailakhtar5474 12 дней назад

Greetings from Islamabad Pakistan.I always excited when you both accomplished new project with professional skills,heated seed room will be a great addition in your homestead.Really appreciate you both have strong homework/ research before starting any new project,best of luck for new project. Keep working, gardening, canning,traveling,hunting, fishing, camping,cooking, eating and smiling 😊

@richardclaus4751 12 дней назад

Very nifty. While not everyone could live off the grid like you two, you do set an excellent example of what great work ethics can accomplish.

@mikecronin8825 13 дней назад

Work shops and garages only come in one size, too small. Heating the slab is the way to go. Ive been heating my garage with a hot air furnace. Its cool on that floor. Great job as usual. Mike from Maine

@ruthiemay423 11 дней назад

CONGRATULATIONS ON 800K SUBSCRIBERS !!! ❤❤❤ NOW LET'S GET 200K MORE...

@tedhoenig3677 13 дней назад

Your channel is a wonderful bit on enjoyable, wholesome content. You show us the the process, the growth , improvements and challenges. I always look forward to your next "episode". I really hope you continue to grow the channel in a manner to fits you and your goals. Aloha from HI.