Looks like a safety mask, since other folks aren't wearing a mask for covid protection?

Or go find yourself a new job while both you and he are in the unemployment line because someone wants to do their own thing.

You mean the safety masks while they are grinding the parts for the stoves?

@@Navy1977 dude doesn’t have a clue

You mean climate change 😂 what will the scam be in another decade or two?

Agreed, they are working on dream houses for millionaires these days, but it allows them to showcase top of the line building products.

Sponsorship happened…

Why do you think that? The roof discobobulation?

@@Navy1977 yes and taking on that deck when the rubber roof needs repair or maintenance. Solar panels and the pitches are awful. Just wait for that first killer snow storm that turns to ice and wet snow and the house is making all sorts of noises inside and they have to clear panels and valleys and flat roofs. Awful.

@@jc51373 yes we had a wood deck similar to that on the roof top years ago and you would not believe how much dirt and debris and leaves would collect under those sleepers. It was a nightmare to keep clean.

That's a different show, even though they have most of the same crew.

@craigcheng9619 wait really?! I'm a pretty avid fan I don't know how that slipped past me

This was 2021. Those look like safety masks because of the grinding.

My guess would be the high cost of doing so makes it prohibitive. Decking has to look good and stand up to the elements so they can justify the high cost.

Might be a strength issue? Deck is compression where as the 2x4s have to deal with lots more stress, unless you are using them for trim, which are available in composite materials, even as 2x4s.

The perimeter is the focal point you want your full width pieces there…

Why do you think that?

You have to maintain them, and they lose their efficiency over time, too.

@@shanew7361when the grid goes down where are you gonna get your power?? From solar panels… they don’t die like you’re claiming

If that's the case, how would you know it actually exists?

They cost more and the only benefit is asthetics.

@@oldfredbear yes but aesthetics was a main concern and the budget for this build seems forgiving.

@@danielwolk3576 personally, I like the looks of regular solar panels on a roof, mine included, but I think it's a 50/50 split with people.

Your cousin hired the wrong company than. Probably leased them, right?

Made me want to take a nap. 😴💤🤣

I was thinking the same thing Ron. Would be fun to have them build to your dreams, right...

Unfortunately, it’s still made with sticks and cardboard…

It's nice that all these experts used the exactly-correct units when describing the energy and the power and so on. Nicely done; real experts.

Why would you worry about that? They're almost perfectly inert. Absolute worst case, grind them up and landfill them. In fact, they can be easily disassembled (glass, aluminum, plastic, metals, the cells themselves) and be expertly recycled. If you have KZfaq where you live, then you can find videos where this is demonstrated. If they can recycle fricken-massive oil rigs, then they can recycle solar panels after they're expired in 30 or 40 years. Geesh.

@@JxH your a Funny Guy!

@@BamBamBigelow.. >"your a Funny Guy!" And you're a jerk who talks nonsense and doesn't know how to punctuate or capitalize.

@@BamBamBigelow.. * you're

@@JxH and a grammer Nazi, the double Up!