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Congratulations sir, I'm from Indonesia

Haha i need a cheap hacksaw to break into your house ! Autoclaved aerated concrete blocks?

Congrats

im waiting for next video

Brasileiro ?

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Dans quel pays s il vous plaît ?

@@eddyhieron7175 это Россия , разве не заметно))

@@FynJy-gb1uv это белорусь

@@FynJy-gb1uv это не роися

Sehr schwerearbeitsehrgutearbeit

Not so sure the door hung where they recut from the window opening was quite right. That was a big gap under the door. Foam fill does not support weight.

Piękna paca i piękny dom będzie

Продумано?😅😅😅😅 Сначало окно вставил...потом стену прямо около окна поставил...потом окно выкинул и дверь вставил..планировщик от бога

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We would NEVER allow you to do this in the real AMERICA!

@@jonothandoeser 🤣🤣🤣

It’s only possible if you work very fast

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bravo et bonne chance👍🌷

Why? Because of the economy there? You can't afford to buy the materials or respectfully you don't have the skills? I don't have the $ or skill set so disrespect

@@donavoncash7739 Exactly bro... I've been paying rent for 32 years and I've already moved 14 times since I was 23 years old. Unfortunately, the costs of construction materials at this time are practically prohibitive, and not to mention the space or, properly speaking, the land on which to build, worse... more expensive still... But there is no harm that lasts 100 years, says the Said, so everything will improve. Greetings, dude!

Looks like they use some serious bricks in russia

@@g_over2221 Very serious!

in our country, even if it's a 1-storey bungalow house, we still use a lot of columns and beams either concrete or steel. and concrete hollow blocks are always present in every houses.

​@@AngeloBronola Where is home for you? In Canada blocks might be used for a basement but usually it is poured concrete. The rest is "stick built"...2x4's, 2x6 etc. My apartment also uses them as that was the practice when it was built. However this practice has gone away in favour of stick building. Blocks are usually used for commercial single story construction. It acts like a fire barrier between business and is usually quicker to install. We have a lot to learn!

@@ryanp9223 hey! I live here in Philippines, all of our blocks has 10mm rebars as well to support the load, and even a single storey house has columns and beams, quite enough to withstand a super typhoon.

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Lo mismo a mi, una casa así en Chile en algún terremoto puede sufrir un daño estructural considerable, ya que parece que no tiene columnas que contenga los muros ante la fuerza horizontal de los sismos, así acá podría deformarse y colapsar algun muro, y eso provocaría que caiga como castillo de naipes, pero comprendo que donde se grabó este video, puede que no tengan este tipo de inconvenientes naturales y por eso algunas diferencias en la forma de construir. Saludos

@@joseaguila9536 cierto, no tiene columnas o castillo como se le llama aquí en México, saludos

Sabes en que Pais es??? Se que no es USA. Por queaca no te permiten hacer tu propia casa. Todo mundo las compra ya hechas, nuevas o no, es mas si la queres modificar o/y agregar mas cuartos hay que pedir permisos muy costosos y puede que ni te lo permitan; Claro si eres Mega millonario puedes construirte un castillo si quieres.

@@lunalunetta8145 номерной знак на автомобилях в кадре говорит что это Белоруссия

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Interesting build, not so sure on safety with blocks that can be cut with regular wood saws. And I personally did not care for the music. But the overall structure and in-floor heating is a nice design. I'm hoping the concrete ceiling left out will be the stairwell to the second floor, but the location isn't ideal next to the secondary exterior door. Heat/A.C. will dump/invade through that door to/from the second floor in the colder/warmer months, and if there is no door to the main floor from that room kept closed, it will affect the whole house. If the in-floor heat is the sole heating, then recovery will be a long time to the second floor unless the second floor has in-floor system as well. [Unless the stairs has it own closed doorway shut off from the room.]

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Really? I always thought plywood would be put on the roof, never seen a house done like that here.

None of this would pass building code in the US.

У нас фанерные дома только пенсионеры строят и то живут там только летом

couple of things here: "stick" building is actually better for the environment than brick and mortar. Trees can be regrown, you know what can't? aggregate/concrete used in the construction of bricks. Wood houses also do better in hurricanes, as bricks can become deadly projectiles in high winds.

@@agrijag7536 You are mad. Bricks go nowhere in a hurricane, unlike the matchstick houses you guys build in the US.

Have u seen yr codes? And materials are absolutely different. Let the jewel stay where he belongs.

Jap. So true. Materials in Europe are very different. We use more concrete, bricks and less wood. Also the floor heating is something which is very specific to Europe (I guess).

The Energie saveing in Europe is at its greatest priority .Building material .techniques etc.are different ,workmanship or workers are not from the local labor poles

Judging by the quality of the work in this video, he would never be able to work to code 😂

He is talking about the video engineering and cinematic skills 😂😂

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Sir. We build in diff worlds. Lets not judge each other from own perspective. Its just doesnt make sense. Concerning the plates... theres armory bolts across the frame. And the door isnt that steely )

@@tvrskkngdm2333 true enough and fair, didn't notice the fixings you mentioned though 🤷‍♂️

@@tvrskkngdm2333 il video 2? Bel lavoro 🔝🔝🔝

@@GaisaSanktejo Its just how we do it here. And there's another vid bout creating the doors.

Hahaha

Could agree less...on the door and window part...

@@djblaccs I want to emphatically to underline that my post is by no means a criticism! I rather share my observations, hoping that my comments may be of use to someone in the future. 17:11 I mean this moment of installing the window. I can clearly see that the door opening has a lintel (although a bit thin like Polish construction) and the window opening does not. Apparently, the height of the opening (because I can not find any other explanation) is selected for a specific window AFTER the walls are built. How lintels are built in Poland is shown in this video: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/n8tnmdNkmLOmh6M.html The guys (a small, family-run construction company) show what lintels they install, how they install and explain why lintels are like that. Unfortunately, the movie is in Polish and without subtitles, but I think the Belarusian will understand. From myself I would like to add that recently the most fashionable in Poland are high windows, so much so that the window lintel is also a rim of a wall made of heavily reinforced concrete. Another distinguishing feature of the installation of windows and doors in Poland is that they are most often installed by a company producing construction joinery. As a rule, the installation price is included in the price of the window (door) and is very beneficial for the investor. This solution has two gigantic advantages: a) in the event of a breakdown, poor operation of the window, there is no doubt on whose side the fault is, b) the manufacturer knows best how to properly install his product and obtains the best quality. Some manufacturers even condition the warranty with the installation carried out by authorized specialists, most often factory ones. Today, nobody buys windows and doors of "no name" type - from unknown manufacturers of dubious quality and without a real guarantee. Here is an example of such an assembly. Particularly noteworthy is the exceptionally careful insulation of polyurethane foam (which, if not insulated, quickly degrades) and very careful thermal insulation whole window. Link here: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/htCAhtOar7bNf6s.html

Поговорка по всей Евразии такая) 1.по влагозащите стяжки соглашусь, только в одной комнате она есть плёнка, а во второй похоже проморгали) 2.оконные проёмы поверху за армированны,который он переделывал, там уголок металический. 3. Двери так же стоило ставить на плёнку гидроизоляционную, не только на пену. И на фасаде так же обклеивать ветрозащитной. В остальном всё гуд, правда подумал бы над вентиляцией на чердаке жилом. Плёнки хороши, только куда влаге деваться. Так, молодчики, за лето под крышу в одного - два человека🔥🔥🔥

Jak na amatora, ok. Z punktu widzenia profesjonalisty: 1) płytkie fundamenty (przemarzanie) 2) brak wieńca spinającego płyty kanałowe (niezabezpieczona i nie spięta konstrukcja ścian) 3) brak izolacji poziomej i pionowej ścian fundamentowych (podciąganie kapilarne wody=pleśń w domu) 4) nadproża na słowo honoru (po co komu nadproża)

Yeah, agreed. Here in Australia we put down very thick foam and then one reinforced concrete slab over the whole thing. The house is then built ON top of the slab. We have to do it that way because the termites would come straight up between the walls and any floor that was poured inside after the house was constructed.

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