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All we did was it do exactly what the engineers requested and strengthening the road surface so transport across the bridge could be dispersed more evenly. The steel structures and the cement foundation were in great shape. It was the North Carolina road inspection engineers.

@@twowomenandtoolsandfriends First education. Its reinforced concrete, not cement. Cement is lime sand and water. Concrete is the addition of stone, your weight bearing capacity or better know as aggregate. Second it will be reinforced concrete which adds steel, for strength in tension. Concrete has vary little tensional strength by itself. Ah governmental employees, again lets see the calc's of the steel members. Lets get the size and spans of the members, must have been pretty large to increase weigh by 5x. Those that can't go into government or teach. Again lets see the calculations of the steel members and soils reports and what the original bridge was designed for. I understand reworking the road surface to support more but if the original bridge was not designed for the weight its doomed to fail at some point.

​@@JamesKiraly-oz1ncYou're kind of a pedantic ass aren't you?

@@JamesKiraly-oz1nc The channel is called two women and tools and friends. Your comments read very misogynistic, there is no need to try an pull the books on definitions when common vernacular works perfectly fine for a RUclips video. Clearly you, and the rest of us, understood what they meant. I hope you gave their video a thumbs up, but the comments drive traffic anyway. Certainly these fine young women are happy about your support regardless, but being nice would have taken less effort on your part. Remember to smile more and worry less, because what these two women, their tools, and their friends are doing deserves a mountain of respect.

The original boards are 12' with added 16 feet boards on top of them. The engineer said it was about continuity and strength. Since 16' was the board length purchased and nothing shorter was avaliable, no need to throw out the extra length. Also we now have a walking space. Vehicles drive in the middle.

I agree!!!

I'm so glad to hear that the algorithms of RUclips, like me. Thanks for subscribing that also helps my channel grow. Yes it was very nerve-racking. More for the guy who was keeping the RV than me although I didn't want the structure damage in anyway. I had some guy complain about me not doing any of the work. That is nothing. I am skilled at doing removing RVs. I did my best to help with the knowledge that I had but I'm smart enough to defer what I don't know to those who do know. I hope that comes across in my videos.

There's three different ways to spell it take your pic

It's 'pallet'-

All fixed. Thanks for letting me know

Good to know

What should I be looking for

I avoid it altogether. Not worth the risk. @@twowomenandtoolsandfriends

Thanks!!

Thanks!!! And thanks for subscribing. It helps

Right, it about 40 feet higher than the river bed. And the house area has several French drains under the foundation thanks to the previous owner.

Hi! Some properties I own with my sister and some we are flipping. Thank you for subscribing. Having subscribers and viewers helps with the Google algorithms. The river property is truly beautiful. We are looking at getting a modular home for it. Hopping to sell the Raw land lot (previous video) that we developed to help pay for the building. I will definitely keep up with the progress via videos. Thanks again!

Cool, next Friday, I'm showing a preview of that River Property and moving forward with all kinds of things. But as you might know it takes time to develop land, which if you looked in the past, you'll see another property I did develop in all the challenges involved in that. Thanks for subscribing, have a great end of the year and have a great new year

@@twowomenandtoolsandfriends Same to you, Happy Holidays! Will do, gotta start from the beginning. Love seeing progress and especially when doing something you truly love. 😊👍🌻

Yeah! We like that look too. The exteriors are not as nice but they say they can make a log cabin and even said they can get metal that looks like wood at a place called Trulogs.

We agree!

Thank you! 🤗

Thanks, will do!

I've learned a lot and found out that I could use closed cell spray for insulation on the walls to get the r value I need but not sure if that will work on the ceiling. We will be moving forward on that project little by little but right now it's being used for storage. We bought a new property on a river and are planning on building two different places there. Thanks for watching. Check those out. They're coming out soon in bits.

Thanks

That's right!!!! Thank you for letting me and the community know!!

Hmmmmm, it's hardwood, hickory and oak mainly some beautiful wood! Hiding is not in my plan. Plus the work put into reclaiming it would be wasted. But thanks for the idea.

I don't believe that I need to meet the regulations if I call it a she shed or a home office and no one is sleeping in it. But for resale, I don't think a bank will loan against it, which puts me in a tough place, if I ever intend on selling. It just won't appraise at all, the bank will only consider it land no matter what I develop on it. So I have to weigh out how much work and expense I put into it versus return for money if I ever sell. That proposition always has to be taken into consideration. I may still do the she shed or home office idea because I love the idea of building out to a usable space. Thank you very much for your input very insightful and gives me an opportunity to respond with other insights.

Everyone has different priorities. I'm fine with small but that's just me.

Hmmm I like the cabinet idea!!!!! I think once I get a bunch of ideas from people I will make a video about it! Thank you for your suggestion.

Hmmm another cool idea. Thanks!

Hi Joe! Living up here in the mountains almost full time. Love it here. Doing well. Glad you touched base.

Awesome. I think if the sheds that I have were more off the beaten path that I could pull off the tiny home conversion without notice. Glad you managed it!