That's awesome!

That's awesome!!!!

That's awesome, I also live in Montana. My wife and I have plans to build a pole barn shop in the near future and we were planning on buying a modular but I'm really interested in possibly doing a pole barn house. How did you insulate your house and do you stay plenty warm?

Exactly. Thank you!

I love deer sausage, ribs and jerky so much. My brother in law used to make the best wild hog roast I've ever had, melt in your mouth. Mmmmm. My Aunt smoked wild turkeys every year. Even though it's been years since I had one, regular turkey still pales in comparison.

Love what you did, Dutch!

Rain Country Homestead thank u

Isn't it? It was a great home.

Be sure it's legal where you live

How did it turn out?

Teal House Farm thanks man

I bet that looks great

Lol

😝

MAE HAY thanks a lot

Thank you!

Dolphin Man thank you

Deep South Homestead works awesome, I have a video on it, on my channel. I'll always have one now, it's like I can't live without it hahaha.

Yes, that was a great idea

I see a lot of metal storage sheds, cheap or free on Craig's List. My fire wood shed was a 10' x 12' metal shed, that had some rusted out panels. I removed the damaged panels, and made it into a 10' x 8' shed, with zero cost. I'll watch for another one, insulate it, and make a cooler and/or smoker. Great idea ! ! !

Thats what I want to build. A house inside a pole barn.

Unfortunately, the closer you get to the city the more restrictions there are. Kind of a bummer, right?

Dirtpatcheaven - Sure is. Couldn't build the Sea Container house because it was pre manufactured, couldn't do pole barn because it contained the word barn and looked like one. couldn't build the underground dug out style because of "plumbing" issues. I can't even build a shop because it is zoned multifamily. O the joys of small town living.

Do it any ways it is still America!!! if You do it Your self Your allowed KZfaq It!!!

Neil hear in the US it a loose term of construction used as a Pole barn, basically you drill your supporting wall members( in my case 8"x 8" treated lumber) into the ground about 3 ft.deep. Mine are then poured with concrete witch then runs over into my slab floor. The outer edges are thicker then the slab (this is called a monolithic pour) Prevent you from having to dig footers and ties you wall post, your footer, and your slab all together as a continues slab of concrete. From there you build your structure off the wood post. This construction is typically used in construction of a Pole Barn in the US. We build ours and finished it as a full house with ribbed metal exterior and drywall interior. It was a lot less expensive then conventional style home and when we have the money to build a new house we will have a finished insulated barn or work shop. I am going to do a video shortly on my channel if you get time stop by and check it out. We are currently looking at a larger track of land in Northern Kentucky and we will build a timber frame home from logs milled from the property.Good Luck with your searches for land sir.

It vary's from area to area. Land location, amount of timber, spring water, etc. We paid a little under $15,000.00 for our land 15 acres it was high to me. The land we are currently looking at I can buy for $1,200.00 acre and it has timber, year round live spring water, with a small lake on it. Further away from town and in the hills. But that what we want.

BonJovi... THE JZ FC is building this, not Diversified Acres Homestead! Thanks for your concern about our cash problems, but we aren't building nothing. Thanks

That should be a nice compound. It is fun.

THE JZ FC that should be plenty of room for that

Right?! It's so nice out there.

DJ f for sure

His channel is Homesteading with Dutch. I would refer you to him, as he may have a few, or be able to answer any of your detailed questions. We will say that this was an amazing design and idea, and we would totally live in one.

Thank you with the oilfield jobs being a hit and miss I don't want to be one with a huge mortgage payment this looks and sounds like my idea of living the life thank you once again.

Hope'sHomestead we know at least 4 family here that have done this. You can do so much for so little with these pole barns.

Homesteading With Dutch you should do a video on having a pole barn house!! That would be so awesome!!!

Hope'sHomestead yeah I could do that, I need to find all the pictures I took of the actual construction.

Homesteading With Dutch so awesome!! Most of the info you see on KZfaq is from the companies that sell them and they show way too fancy and way too expensive for what we would ever need or want.

Right?! He has a really nice set up.

LOL!

kenneth adams, I call them a shouse. It is a shop/house. Shouse! Pronounced

Thank you so much!

Dirtpatcheaven THANK YOU!!!

Right?!

Jeremy Apollos awesome

Hahahaha

I agree. :)

It was really fun to meet their family. Thanks for watching!

@@dirtpatcheaven you're most welcome I enjoyed watching the video. I just realized I wasn't subscribe to your channel. I'll change that.

Right?! It's very stealthy.

Dirtpatcheaven It is very cool. Nice place. Great price.

It's a really neat space, right? I love how they had it fixed.

Dutch does. His channel is, "Homesteading with Dutch" and its an amazing channel. He is on the "Homestead Network" live tonight. I think its 9 or 10PM EST.

I see a lot of hard work and a lot of smart work in this man's farm. I would say he has a nice place because of hard work and planning, not because of lack of inspectors.

I agree,what I'm saying is alot of communities won't allow you to live in a pole barn structure because of regulations.

@@jhenry7406 I riotously agree!

This is Dutch's video on his channel where answers a lot of questions regarding the build of his house. If he doesn't answer the question in the video, you can ask him. He's a great guy.

Jennifer Kit Collins the porch is 10x50

.....but is OSB such a problem once it is painted (several coats)?

PJ Jackson you can always run a commercial grade ozone generator for an hour or so to eliminate the VOCs chemical free.

mike deushane it's a slab but the poles are in the ground so there is really not much weight on the slab itself, all the weight is on the support boards. I have several videos out on the actual build itself.

matt m I paid $50-60 on amazon

+afringedweller thank you. Dutch has since changed the channel name to,"keeping it Dutch". ..in case you have any troubles finding the channel.

:) Dutch actually answered a bunch of questions about his house on his channel. Check it out! And he's a great guy and you can feel free to ask him questions: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/pcWqbNxqm8i0hn0.html

quilterinthewoods62 buck stove model 91

thank u!

mike b me and my nephew have been converting a shed into a tiny house for him, 12x20

John Brunton pm me later so I don't have to type a novel on here lol

is it possible to get a video response? I'm sure others would want to know too. I know I want to hear more about this!

Thanks so much for watching!

Sharon Welch it's a general fan, I'll try to get the video out on that tomorrow

That would be awesome

I would love to see the reveiw and find out what the brand is. Your channel looks very interesting, your house is awesome.

I was hoping someone asked!

I put the review up

Joe Blessent around $13-14k

Kansas Country thank u

Kristen West near Pryor Ok

fred tell me about it lol I called 3 companies in my area and asked them all if they could do a loft, they all said no lol so I was like well no loft I guess. I wanted one

Rhonda Smith Scott's construction out of Stilwell oklahoma

Ty

They did a good job didn't they.

casy casy an acid stain, not sure the name of it, my next video I put out on it may have it in a picture but I'm not 100% sure

thanks

Rudolph Gutierrez labor Included

Raymond J it's a pressed board, they sell it at Lowes

Homesteading With Dutch o yea the stuff made from chips thats rite thanks that is such a cool place i love it take care..

o ok i know hat your talking about thanks for letting me know im an automichanic so i just point at wood and say gimmi some of that stuff dude lmao hahaha be cool bro

Nu B thanks?? lol

Lana Varmatos-Carpenter what is the difference?

Homesteading With Dutch A pole barn is a simple structure made out of poles. You can get the poles by cutting down young sapling trees. the roof is usually nothing more that poles laid across the top then moss or sheet roofing can be attached. usually pole barns have no insulation except some people put mud in the openings between the poles. This is called a stable because horses are usually kept in this type of structure. Which is built out of good wood & insulated.

pole barnnounnoun: pole barn; plural noun: pole barnsa farm building with no foundation and with sides consisting of corrugated steel or aluminum panels supported by poles set in the ground typically at eight-foot intervals. Watch my video on the the build it fits this definition perfect, maybe different parts of the country think of pole barns a little different. This is a pole barn where I live in Oklahoma

A pole barn is normally 3-sided and open on one side, and has no floor. A 3-sided shed.

John Dough not where we live, this is a pole barn. look at my video on how we built it, poles in the ground lol. Different areas have different ideas of what a pole barn is.

matt m I thought he said $10

matt m It was only $60 lol