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While insurance might be happy to see a suppression system installed a home, I can also see having to replace all the drywall and flooring should the system malfunction and go off as a result. That could easily be two or three times the cost of the suppression system itself.

All building codes should require fire supression systems to be installed inside and outside. An upgraded but simple system, IR and AI ... easy to use and install..."flex the Pex" Doing so will not only save the family of life and the buildings to Sir-revive....Save and Love life...Build right the 1st time....Or learn to fix and endure unneeded loss...I say this out of Love and care for life...all their work shall be tested with fire....and them who pass will be rewarded... them who fail shall suffer loss.... Please for life... protect and serve...faithfully.

This is a waste of money, definitely overkill. This is not a commercial property, it’s a single family home. It causes more risks/damages from the system than fire.

Appointed.

What color is the white stucco?

Yeah does not meet NEC because it is below counter 😮

Stupidest design

I'm trying to see the same thing

Loving The 45 Inch RUVATI Model Nice Faucets

It would have been great if you zoomed in on the concrete finish - since that was the point of the video in the first place.

So what brands of white stucco do you recommend for a traditional textured look?

Awesome views of the neighbors windows!

Too sterile and linear in style, ick.

One eye lookin at you, the other for ya

Then just write that not that code shit

Not according to 2023 NEC. 210.52(C)(2) Island and Peninsular Countertops and Work Surfaces. Receptacle outlets, if installed to serve an island or peninsular countertop or work surface, shall be installed in accordance with 210.52(C)(3). If a receptacle outlet is not provided to serve an island or peninsular countertop or work surface, provisions shall be provided at the island or peninsula for future addition of a receptacle outlet to serve the island or peninsular countertop or work surface. 210.52(C)(3) Receptacle Outlet Location. Receptacle outlets shall be located in one or more of the following: (1) On or above, but not more than 20 inches above, a countertop or work surface (2) In a countertop using receptacle outlet assemblies listed for use in countertops (3) In a work surface using receptacle outlet assemblies listed for use in work surfaces or listed for use in countertops

side outlets arent allowed by code anymore anyway.

A few pounds of oleander leaves is enough to feed you for the rest of your life!

Your use of natural materials is so impressive

Nathan, thanks for the informative videos. It would be awesome if you had a video on costs for transitioning from a septic system to connecting to the Scottsdale City sewer system.

Rebuildtheblock: "We have a 10-12 pitch, every foot we come down we drop 10 inches. Easy as that." The rest of the world: "This roof has a 90° angle"

I loved concrete house 🏠❤ but in usa they are just paper 📜😂😂😂

How do you deal with the door jambs/casing that are typically made for walls with 1/2” drywall?

All good stuff but slapping your left with your right is pretty annoying.

Thank you, Nathan; learning so much from all of these.

found out the hard way it helps for diy'ers

Yeah, you can call it a "master ". Let's not placate to Madness

A house made out of cartboard that has structural integrity? Which state is that in? Lowa-ss effort?

So tired of check book builders

The only problem is the reduced insulation values especially around the ducting, and no one can ever get back up into the attic for any reason without pulling out the insulation and then replacing it. No thank you.

So it has some incredible mountain views but you built it with pressboard😠😠😠😠

$20sf ?

The gaps between slats is pretty high though, so very apparently not continues boards. Would be nice if they looked more continuous

How high is the gable part of the roof?

Joists? Or joises? 😂

Joists? Or joistes? 😂

Until the sheeting is on to hold it all together.

Couldn't you just do porcelain tile and getaway with it??

In my part of the world the very idea of building a house out of OSB plates sounds insane. People here will only use it for decorative kind of jobs or putting together a toolbox shed at best. The exterior walls of my home for example are 30 cm thick metal-framed concrete.

Make it big enough to fit 2 queen size beds side by side you want enough room so you can walk around the bed a put in a dresser and put a cot next to the bed

I have a similar home, if I wanted to rebuild over remodel, what kind of budget should I consider?

Can you share the floorplan, please? I really like the dimensions.

Great reasons to use 5/8 in conditioned shed I’m finishing intended for wood shop.

Great video you deserve more likes and views I don’t know how I have a short that’s more popular I cannot believe it this algorithm broken I hope you succeed

What type of floor and what size is the tile? Thz

June is the best month to sit outside watching the sunset in Phoenix.

5/8 is actually cheaper 05/18/24

What sink faucets are those?

can you post a video how to hang double 5/8 in a room..?

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