WIDE PLANK PINE BOARD FLOORS DIY Timelapse
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- Опубликовано: 2 окт 2024
- In this Little Farmette episode, hosts Todd and Sheryl take on the challenge of renovating their main floor by installing DIY wide plank pine board floors. They start by measuring and cutting the boards to size, carefully aligning and nailing each board down to ensure a secure and durable flooring surface. Throughout the timelapse, viewers see the transformation of the main floor from a dated and worn space to a fresh and modern living area.
Overall, the Little Farmette episode showcases how a DIY project can completely transform a space. With the installation of wide plank pine board floors and other small but impactful changes, Todd and Sheryl are able to create a welcoming and inviting living area that is both functional and stylish. The episode concludes with the hosts showcasing the finished product and inviting viewers to see the stunning before-and-after transformation of their Little Farmette.
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About the show
The Little Farmette is a family focused web-series, highlighting pivotal moments in The Neilson Family’s new life. How big city living has changed to a quiet, simple life in the country. From their busy schedule in Ontario, to their bold move to PEI on 60 acres; they’ve set out to learn how to not just take from the land, but live along side of it.
Join Musician/Producer (Sheryl Neilson), Agency CEO (Todd Neilson), and their four crazy kids; to see if they can accomplish "the good life!"
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Love the wide pine floors, but why did you bother? The old flooring was likely historic, solid wood, and way more durable than that pine! I know because I have wide pine we put down 20 years ago (1865 house) and it is wearing badly where it gets traffic. But the old original flooring (oak and ash) we left on the first floor and repaired where needed is perfect. Just saying for information if anyone else is thinking of going this route.
Yea we like the pine getting rough, but the original floor wasn’t real hardwood anyway and only 20 years old but really trashed from the dogs that lived here.
Kitchen was also linoleum, so that had to go!
Looks Amazing guys!!!! Congratulations!!!!! Cool music too... Love the old time jazz at the end.
Doesn’t it exhaust you to see all that work? You all did a remarkable job! Extraordinary!
Yes, we were actually saying that. Lots done in 9 months!!
I have a somewhat specific question: first of all this looks incredible!!! Wonderful, wonderful wonderful job! I noticed that you screwed in the blanks and I see other people installing wide plank, pine using rough cut nails instead. I like the idea of screws because it’s a lot easier. What type of screws did you use?
Such a lot of work but you guys did great. That was a big project to take on but it looks amazing and now it is YOU. I really like that way you put those two chairs over by the window because I bet that is a great place to sit. Thanks for sharing! I realized I missed a few recent videos and got pumped to watch them :)
Beautiful home.
it smelled descusting
nice one grub hub
Do you know what color stain was the floor?
Early American! We love it
Thank you for the info!! Looks great!
@@thelittlefarmetteAbsolutely GORGEOUS!!! We are about to add on and I just love this!! Which brand of early American and what did you seal them with? Again beautiful home!