My only advice today is to not to get in any hurry building the Grain Bin in this heat. I can almost guarantee that you'll make mistakes trying to hurry up to get out of the heat. Use the time to concentrate on exactly what you want inside and to make drawings and material lists. Also use this time to enjoy each other and please share with us you guys having fun.
Set yourself up for your off time. Married 43 years. Get your pool running get the bin cooled off to work. Play fun music. Take a day off. Make everyday the best together you can.
Share what you want and do what you want to do. you guys are entertaining and that is what I am thankful for. You guys are great. Keep up the great work and infectious energy!!!!
Jason and Danielle, buy a wet bulb temperature meter when working in the bin, please. Don’t mess around with heatstroke, especially when Jason is there alone. Keep to your philosophy of you have no deadline, enjoy this unique build, take your time, no doubt the finished product will be awesome.
Good morning Danielle and Jason ! Watching you two trying to figure out what to do with your future home and I think your best thing to do is go on your honeymoon, rest, enjoy each other. Come back refreshed and while you are gone.....think about exactly how and what you will do on the grain bin. This is a huge undertaking and a lot at stake. Be safe and remember that you all are loved and respected .
Hey Mr and Mrs Crocker, congratulations on your union. The building is here!! Yeah mount a fan in there next to the wall, it's round will create a vortex. I work on campers and a lot of curves in framing,use a lot of 22.5° and 11° cuts, might test a scrap piece of lumber and cut 2 22.5° angle on end of 2x4 to see if it fits tight. They also make a thick rubber membrane for roofs you could lay out to seal the deck
Look at the extreme heat/humidity as a positive. It limits how much you can do so it gives you more time to settle in with planning. If the other grain bin is your size, I’d make that trip a priority to check the stairs but also see another layout. If you thinking of kids a half loft may not give you the quiet space you need as adults. Ie baby crying themselves to sleep and having to be hyper quiet below so as to not wake them. Best thing for babies sleep is not being disturbed with sounds while trying to sleep. No doubt yall will figure it out no matter what you choose. Kids change everything. As I am now a grandparent, having kids was the best decision ever.
Good morning Crockers❤ Enjoyed your chat! Try to stay cool and take your time with making your plans before you get into building. If you’re happy that is all that really counts! Love on those animals❤ So happy for you as you enjoy life together! God bless🌻🌞🥰
My only advice would be to contact the owners of the Airbnb grain silos that you go to and ask them how they did it, certainly it can't hurt to ask their advice!
Home made weed killer safe for pets. 1 gallon white vinegar + 1 cup of salt+ 1 tablespoon of Dawn dish liquid+ 2 cups of Epsom salt. Spray it while the weeds are dry and growing. Best during a sunny day. The Epsom salt helps keep away bugs, too.
@tammywragg6254 the vinegar alone will evaporate and takes more to work to kill the weeds. The mixture helps the weed absorb and the Epsom salt helps with absorption and bugs.
My, my, my!! It's called growing up, being in love and moving away from the sarcasm as a youngster and becoming an adult and starting to see the positive in life.
My grandson has an attachment on his machine that grinds up stumps. Check with Outlaw to see if he has one. The stamp grinder leaves nothing but mulch.
Take my advice brother and have fun and do whatever you want to do now while you two are still young, don't matter what the hell anyone else thinks, just be you and be happy with that lovely wife of yours
I think the inside membrane needs to be wider. Enough to protect the inside subfloor. I’d leave it open. It would have a little airflow but be able to dry out if it ever leaks. The underside of the deck should be boxed in under the bin. Your crawlspace( Slightly smaller than the bin to keep it dry.) maybe add rock in the crawl space with a wire mesh to keep out critters.
A valid point was mentioned,it’s key to weld the angle iron frame in last. My brain tells me that if you leave a portion of the metal at the top and the bottom connected together that leaves that opening stronger if you follow me. So to speak if you have 6 inches on the bottom and 6 inches on the top of that door opening that would still be connected as a part of the bin you’re not opening the whole structure you’re still leaving at the top of the door connected and at the bottom of the door connected then you slip your frame in there and weld it. You’re raising the interior floor up anyhow. You may have to step up coming in. You also need at least a 4 count on R-19 clamps in the wielding department those will hold frames in place doors windows frames way easier
I would cut a couple of holes in the bin where the door and a window are going to go but only the size of the fans to get some air flow through the bin. Cut in so you have a cross breeze air flow. When you are ready for a window or a door then just open the opening to the size of the door or window. You might consider getting a portable room air conditioner and put one of those in there for some cool/cold air and then use one of the holes for the exhaust
Take angle iron, attach it to the Bin first in the shape of your door and size. Then cut out the metal and it should stay stronger that way. That Also creates the frame to attach to for the door.
As for working in the heat, stay hydrated! And rest in the hottest part of the day. Here in Tucson, we are under extreme heat advisory. Yesterday was 112 here. I try to have all my outdoor chores done by 9am. Heat exhaustion and overexposure to the sun can be deadly. And it is possible for a person to be affected and sensitive to the heat and exposure to the sun for the rest of their lives. My son in law, when he was in his 20’s installed insulation in new construction in Lake Havasu Arizona. He came home very ill from the heat many times. Now he is in his 50’s and is very sensitive to being overheated or out in the sun.
Call that air bnb that yall went too and ask them how they did their door. I am T TOTALLY STOKED for yall starting your grain bin build!!! I cant wait to see your choices and final house! Good luck along the way!❤❤❤
I would suggest consulting a construction engineer about stabilizing the bin. Can’t say I blame y’all wanting to enjoy your honeymoon time before the rugrats start showing up 😂 You guys have a great day
Hi from Australia! I would reinforce your door entry/window openings with square/or rectangular steel, welded frame to silo! It'll strengthen & give solid spot for door jambs to attach too also. Over here we make steel frame homes as they're great against rot/termites and fire. I had a search and this seems to be your closest structural steel supplier! Ray Albright 1600 S May Ave, Oklahoma City. I don't know, there could similar closer! Congratz you guys on finally getting married! Stay cool cheers!
No advice, just wanted to say, I am so blessed to see your love story unfold!!! We are the lucky ones, that you share your lives with us! Just because you have a you Tube channel, you do not have to share everything with us . I am so happy for you both and this awesome life you are creating.... I think its so awesome that you slid down to FL, and did your thing. It was something to watch you go and drink and eat some really awesome food. You deserve time for yourselves ! Don't ever feel bad about livin your best lives!!! I am so happy to finally see your plans coming together.....so your faithful friend, and listener Linda, here in Indiana... 😊😊😊
Good morning, I live in Florida where the humidity is crazy. I live in an off grade house. We had to replace so much of the subfloor when we bought the house. If it were me, I would put a subfloor over the 2x4s you have the grain silo sitting on now. Something like osb or plywood, then I would seal the sides again once down. If you use osb or plywood, you need to put a viber barrier down on top of it. Take it from me who's had to live with plywood floors for a while because of the amount of work we had to do. You'll need to seal it well because the amount of moisture that will come up through the floor is crazy. We had to run dehumidifiers continuously. So I would seal it really well with a paint that has a sealer in it. Like 3 or 4 coats. Then you should be able to put your flooring straight on it. We did this before putting flooring down, and it helped so much with the humidity in the house. I would do the doors and windows cut out like they do on shipping containers. A good youtuber to check out on the shipping container is Life Uncontained.
A good foundation to build on is an absolute. Take your time & even have several contractors that have finished out a grain bin give you advice. I’m sure they could explain their mistakes & tell you what works! 💜
Hello, Kids! 😊 Take your time with building your subfloor. I'm assuming that you shot this in the afternoon/evening of the 8th. Take care and stay cool. I think that after you get the subfloor done, do your internal framing and put in your doors and windows. That way, you can get some airflow . I'm not a contractor; I'm just a retired nurse. Have a blessed week; ❤ from the Texas Hill Country.
I live in Georgia so I completely understand what you mean about the heat and humidity. I'd do all I could outside the grain bin even though it will be hot at least you'd get some air. Working inside the bin could be a killer. Do other projects and wait til fall to do the inside, say about October.
I would keep it cut and spread the grass seed. The bushes and other things will die off when they are not allowed to grow. It just takes time and persistence.
Look into angle iron... it braces up the openning as they are welded to the opening to stiffen it up so that it won't inplode on you...same goes for window openings elsewhere. Best wishes from Puerto Rico❤❤❤
Jason, on your floor put down a vapor barrier then put your 2x4’s on edge then insulate with 3-1/2 inch insulation on 16 inch centers then 3/4” advantix plywood it’s also waterproof
Jason & Danielle, good morning I hope that you both are doing well. Congratulations again on getting married. Have you considered calling the Owner of the Grain Bin where you stayed at to pick there brain? Ask them questions about their Grain Bin configuration and how they did things. Also I’m sure that you can probably find a website for Grain Bin finishing. There’s not too many wrong answers and a lot of right answers as to how you should finish your Grain Bin. You can also ask any builders that you know. You probably won’t to seal the deck floor, then use a vapor barrier thick plastic barrier, then frame the floor with probably 2x6 or 2x4 lumber so you can insulate the floor you install. Then you probably want to do either 2x4 or 2x6 walls so you can insulate your walls. Probably install a plastic vapor barrier on walls before you install either Sheetrock or Toung and Groove Pine on your walls. Research, Research, Research!!! Then you can decide what you want to do! Good luck and I love you both! Enjoy your first year of marriage and honeymoon year together! ❤❤🎉🎈🎉🎈🥂🎊🙏🏻🙏🏻
Maybe you could go ahead and cut out the front door so you could get everything in and out easily, it’s covered by the porch overhead.get some air flowing, even some windows. You’ve got to have air or you’ll burn up. Get that pool filled up and get a pool cover. Those Animals need pools, they have to have lots of water😊😊
Trial-and-error is the only way to proceed period but I think because you've already showed up.Or you're gonna put your front door I think it's gonna be fine.You could always frame it out and steal and well that in then you put your doors in. Also I think a vapor barrier would be in your best bet.You can always insulate from below so I wouldn't worry about insulation but yes a vapor barrier.
Good morning Jason and Danielle- what about some osculating fans to move the air about in the grain container? Bout my only advice. Have a wonderful day 👍
Your cleared land will continue to sprout weeds and unwanted vegetation unless you get a root chopper drum that’s pulled behind a big tractor and has large blades that penetrate the surface and chops the roots apart. It takes multiple times pulled over the areas. We have one but it can only be pulled by a tractor larger than 120 hp. They may have smaller ones. You’ll still have to routinely bushhog the cleared areas several times a year to keep it cleared. A constant struggle to get to a clean field pasture.
I would put a sticky membrane over all the deck floor inside the grain bin and put the good caulking outside all around the outside bin. Water is so destructive.
Be stress free and do outside jobs until the end of summer and started full force in the fall when it’s cooler! you guys will figure it out and I can’t wait to see how it turn’s out!!!
I'm saying 1st priority is get the pool situated --is there a cover that is screen material? That would be interesting. So important to have a good spot to quickly cool off for July, Aug, Sept, & with Oklahoma, never know...possibly parts of Oct. Having y'alls decision making conversations while soaking in the pool --perfect! A little twist on the old saying: cooler heads will prevail! Have fun! -much love ~Mary & fam
2 in 2/4 laid flat screw down insilate / 3/4 by 4 ' by 8' sheets no less 1/8 concrete hard board thin set tile and mortar. Rock solid. It real rock solid you could drive a tank on it
Good morning 🌞 good idea to check with someone who built grain bins into home & get structural ideas - even if have to pay for advice, be worth it in the end 👍
For your steps even if you do the front later you can add on the sides, it would be easier at first for loading and builds,always that no of the easy way when coming to loading material up inside your grain bim
I suggest plow it best you can and level up, etc and then plant a mix of Clover and Winter Rye. Let it take root and grow. Careful with weed killer though in ag areas. Just plan and execute carefully please. Supply chain and logistics will be an issue too.
Good morning, we have a deadline we have in mind we want our house rebuilt by snow flies. But it seems like insurance companies take there time when you do a claim for a bad Strom. I would take your time with the grain bin. As we wait for us, I wish you all the best. Thank you for sharing. Till next time God Bless.
Hey Jason and Danielle!! Ya'll are doing what ya'll want to do and that is all that matters. Focus on each other and your dreams. Heck yeahhhh enjoy this time and each other, life is so short ,make the memories together ❤️ I'm just excited for you both and the journey you're on. Sooo go work hard but play harder ❤❤❤
Good morning Crocker's, please stay hydrated . I live in Virginia and we finally got some rain yesterday, but it is super humid. Even going to the grocery store early this am it just drained me. Heat index of 105 today 🔥🥵
I think a dozer will take all your topsoil, and leave junk that will not foster good growth. Perhaps, a stump mulcher is more what you need - get rid of all your stumps, and some of the brush will be taken care of. Cutting the smaller trees, especially those too close to (or under) your larger trees, will make a huge difference. Most of all, take your time, make your plans and material lists, and make the time for fun!!
Good Morning, "Coffee" I had an idea, and I hope it isn't dumb! Can you guys pick up a couple of pieces of the pannels the same size of your building, so the radius will be the same, so you can have a template. so when you are laying down subfloor. At least it would keeping from guess work for the edge.
I’m sure you are checking all these things out online of those who have built these bins. Can you seal all the way around with that black stuff about two inches high from ground, and then do the spray insulation on the walls of the bin before doing your floors?
All those negative things come from the devil. Wise words Jason, being grateful for yesterday. That includes the good and the bad, as they're learning curbs in our life's journey. God Bless you both on your new journey together. 🙏🙏🙏
Metal sweats a lot. If you have anything touching the metal, it will get wet and mold. I would build a free-standing building inside the bin Without anything touching the metal bin Start with an octagon shaped floor to get full use of space. So you won't have to deal with building a massive curve into everything. Cut the widows out of the bin as needed.😮
My only advice today is to not to get in any hurry building the Grain Bin in this heat. I can almost guarantee that you'll make mistakes trying to hurry up to get out of the heat. Use the time to concentrate on exactly what you want inside and to make drawings and material lists. Also use this time to enjoy each other and please share with us you guys having fun.
Wise advice!
yes, I enjoy so much them feeding the animals 🐔🐶🦊🐖🦮🐂🐃😊
Jason and Danielle you guys are a perfect match, things happen for a reason 🎉🎉 I👍❤️😊🙏
Set yourself up for your off time. Married 43 years. Get your pool running get the bin cooled off to work. Play fun music. Take a day off. Make everyday the best together you can.
Share what you want and do what you want to do. you guys are entertaining and that is what I am thankful for. You guys are great. Keep up the great work and infectious energy!!!!
Jason and Danielle, buy a wet bulb temperature meter when working in the bin, please. Don’t mess around with heatstroke, especially when Jason is there alone. Keep to your philosophy of you have no deadline, enjoy this unique build, take your time, no doubt the finished product will be awesome.
You do you. Sending you positive vibes from Rio Grande Valley.
Good morning Danielle and Jason ! Watching you two trying to figure out what to do with your future home and I think your best thing to do is go on your honeymoon, rest, enjoy each other. Come back refreshed and while you are gone.....think about exactly how and what you will do on the grain bin. This is a huge undertaking and a lot at stake. Be safe and remember that you all are loved and respected .
Hey Mr and Mrs Crocker, congratulations on your union. The building is here!! Yeah mount a fan in there next to the wall, it's round will create a vortex. I work on campers and a lot of curves in framing,use a lot of 22.5° and 11° cuts, might test a scrap piece of lumber and cut 2 22.5° angle on end of 2x4 to see if it fits tight. They also make a thick rubber membrane for roofs you could lay out to seal the deck
🎉 congrats! You have your priorities in order...your life together and happiness.
The days when Gratitude is greater than your Expectations , is a Dang Good Day !😅
Look at the extreme heat/humidity as a positive. It limits how much you can do so it gives you more time to settle in with planning. If the other grain bin is your size, I’d make that trip a priority to check the stairs but also see another layout. If you thinking of kids a half loft may not give you the quiet space you need as adults. Ie baby crying themselves to sleep and having to be hyper quiet below so as to not wake them. Best thing for babies sleep is not being disturbed with sounds while trying to sleep. No doubt yall will figure it out no matter what you choose. Kids change everything. As I am now a grandparent, having kids was the best decision ever.
God Bless from your Canadian Friend.
What I hear is take your time working on the bin so everything is perfect. Stay cool,be safe!!!!
Good morning Crockers❤ Enjoyed your chat! Try to stay cool and take your time with making your plans before you get into building. If you’re happy that is all that really counts! Love on those animals❤ So happy for you as you enjoy life together! God bless🌻🌞🥰
My only advice would be to contact the owners of the Airbnb grain silos that you go to and ask them how they did it, certainly it can't hurt to ask their advice!
Sound advice, but they were probably constructed by professionals. Only adventurous ppl take on such tasks such as DIY grain bins..😂😅
Make sure you have fun and enjoy yourselves. Marriage is not easy it takes hard work. I can't wait to see you all blossom into a family 😊
Goooood morning Crockers !!!😊❤😊 hoping yous have a grrreat day !!!😊❤😊
Good morning Jason and Danielle Crocker ❤
The ribbing adds structural support to the bin. I wouldnt worry about the bins support.
One day at a time young ones,have a bless day😊🌼🌻🌷🇺🇸👍
I think the very first message is a great idea, make it fun!
Yall have been honey mooning for years. 😅 Just have fun and enjoy yourselves ❤❤
Home made weed killer safe for pets.
1 gallon white vinegar + 1 cup of salt+ 1 tablespoon of Dawn dish liquid+ 2 cups of Epsom salt. Spray it while the weeds are dry and growing. Best during a sunny day. The Epsom salt helps keep away bugs, too.
Thanks for this recipe . I've got it written down and can't wait to try it!!
Yes!
All you need is vinegar
@tammywragg6254 the vinegar alone will evaporate and takes more to work to kill the weeds. The mixture helps the weed absorb and the Epsom salt helps with absorption and bugs.
yup, ive done this and my dog actually avoided the spots we sprayed because he could smell the salt and vinegar, it works pretty well!
My, my, my!! It's called growing up, being in love and moving away from the sarcasm as a youngster and becoming an adult and starting to see the positive in life.
My grandson has an attachment on his machine that grinds up stumps. Check with Outlaw to see if he has one. The stamp grinder leaves nothing but mulch.
I live in Tennessee, and totally understand the heat and humidity!
Take my advice brother and have fun and do whatever you want to do now while you two are still young, don't matter what the hell anyone else thinks, just be you and be happy with that lovely wife of yours
Don’t forget your septic I would get it in now cause your land might only perk in certain areas
I think the inside membrane needs to be wider. Enough to protect the inside subfloor. I’d leave it open. It would have a little airflow but be able to dry out if it ever leaks. The underside of the deck should be boxed in under the bin. Your crawlspace( Slightly smaller than the bin to keep it dry.) maybe add rock in the crawl space with a wire mesh to keep out critters.
A valid point was mentioned,it’s key to weld the angle iron frame in last. My brain tells me that if you leave a portion of the metal at the top and the bottom connected together that leaves that opening stronger if you follow me. So to speak if you have 6 inches on the bottom and 6 inches on the top of that door opening that would still be connected as a part of the bin you’re not opening the whole structure you’re still leaving at the top of the door connected and at the bottom of the door connected then you slip your frame in there and weld it. You’re raising the interior floor up anyhow. You may have to step up coming in. You also need at least a 4 count on R-19 clamps in the wielding department those will hold frames in place doors windows frames way easier
Theres our Girl! Always miss you in weekends.
Danielle is the best is the best!💕💕
I would cut a couple of holes in the bin where the door and a window are going to go but only the size of the fans to get some air flow through the bin. Cut in so you have a cross breeze air flow. When you are ready for a window or a door then just open the opening to the size of the door or window. You might consider getting a portable room air conditioner and put one of those in there for some cool/cold air and then use one of the holes for the exhaust
Love you kids!❤
Take angle iron, attach it to the Bin first in the shape of your door and size. Then cut out the metal and it should stay stronger that way. That
Also creates the frame to attach to for the door.
That's exactly what I thought. Cut the sides first, might have to slot it somehow. Do it one at a time and weld it in as a load bearing thing.
As for working in the heat, stay hydrated! And rest in the hottest part of the day. Here in Tucson, we are under extreme heat advisory. Yesterday was 112 here. I try to have all my outdoor chores done by 9am. Heat exhaustion and overexposure to the sun can be deadly. And it is possible for a person to be affected and sensitive to the heat and exposure to the sun for the rest of their lives. My son in law, when he was in his 20’s installed insulation in new construction in Lake Havasu Arizona. He came home very ill from the heat many times. Now he is in his 50’s and is very sensitive to being overheated or out in the sun.
Call that air bnb that yall went too and ask them how they did their door. I am T TOTALLY STOKED for yall starting your grain bin build!!! I cant wait to see your choices and final house! Good luck along the way!❤❤❤
I would suggest consulting a construction engineer about stabilizing the bin.
Can’t say I blame y’all wanting to enjoy your honeymoon time before the rugrats start showing up 😂
You guys have a great day
Hi from Australia! I would reinforce your door entry/window openings with square/or rectangular steel, welded frame to silo! It'll strengthen & give solid spot for door jambs to attach too also. Over here we make steel frame homes as they're great against rot/termites and fire. I had a search and this seems to be your closest structural steel supplier! Ray Albright 1600 S May Ave, Oklahoma City. I don't know, there could similar closer! Congratz you guys on finally getting married! Stay cool cheers!
Good morning Mr & Mrs Crocker! You look so sure and confident…love shows on you both…I love seeing it!!😊❤❤
I agree ask the grain bin people how they did stuff it doesn’t hurt to ask:)❤❤❤❤
No advice, just wanted to say, I am so blessed to see your love story unfold!!! We are the lucky ones, that you share your lives with us! Just because you have a you Tube channel, you do not have to share everything with us . I am so happy for you both and this awesome life you are creating.... I think its so awesome that you slid down to FL, and did your thing. It was something to watch you go and drink and eat some really awesome food. You deserve time for yourselves ! Don't ever feel bad about livin your best lives!!! I am so happy to finally see your plans coming together.....so your faithful friend, and listener Linda, here in Indiana... 😊😊😊
Gooooooooood morning Mr and Mrs Crocker can’t wait for the meet up you guys will figure things out love ❤️ from Ohio Irene and god bless
I think stairs on the sides so it looks more deck with patio feel. For your table and chairs
❤HOLA DANIELLE Y JASON QUE BUENO QUE ESTAN ADELANTANDO TERMINAR SU PEQUENA CASA UN FUERTE ABRAZO❤
Good morning, I live in Florida where the humidity is crazy. I live in an off grade house. We had to replace so much of the subfloor when we bought the house. If it were me, I would put a subfloor over the 2x4s you have the grain silo sitting on now. Something like osb or plywood, then I would seal the sides again once down. If you use osb or plywood, you need to put a viber barrier down on top of it. Take it from me who's had to live with plywood floors for a while because of the amount of work we had to do. You'll need to seal it well because the amount of moisture that will come up through the floor is crazy. We had to run dehumidifiers continuously. So I would seal it really well with a paint that has a sealer in it. Like 3 or 4 coats. Then you should be able to put your flooring straight on it. We did this before putting flooring down, and it helped so much with the humidity in the house. I would do the doors and windows cut out like they do on shipping containers. A good youtuber to check out on the shipping container is Life Uncontained.
I heard that sound and thought it was one of my cats mewling to get out. Sounded identical to that sound.
A good foundation to build on is an absolute. Take your time & even have several contractors that have finished out a grain bin give you advice. I’m sure they could explain their mistakes & tell you what works! 💜
I love the idea of no deadline!
Call the company that put it up and see what they say about cutting a door. Take your time and love what you guys are doing.
What if you got a portable air conditioner for the time being. It may cool off the grain bin enough to make it more comfortable.
Hello, Kids! 😊 Take your time with building your subfloor. I'm assuming that you shot this in the afternoon/evening of the 8th. Take care and stay cool.
I think that after you get the subfloor done, do your internal framing and put in your doors and windows. That way, you can get some airflow . I'm not a contractor; I'm just a retired nurse. Have a blessed week; ❤ from the Texas Hill Country.
I live in Georgia so I completely understand what you mean about the heat and humidity. I'd do all I could outside the grain bin even though it will be hot at least you'd get some air. Working inside the bin could be a killer. Do other projects and wait til fall to do the inside, say about October.
Hello crockers. How r u doing. Love to see the grain bin house build. Worked on
I would keep it cut and spread the grass seed. The bushes and other things will die off when they are not allowed to grow. It just takes time and persistence.
Good Morning and Congratulations ! Love y'all ! Just stay safe out there in the heat ! It's hot here in NC. I can't imagine the heat out there ! 🔥 ❤🎉
Look into angle iron... it braces up the openning as they are welded to the opening to stiffen it up so that it won't inplode on you...same goes for window openings elsewhere. Best wishes from Puerto Rico❤❤❤
Hello nice to see you guys yeah it is hot humid take care.
It will come together in time. 😊 exciting! 😊
Jason, on your floor put down a vapor barrier then put your 2x4’s on edge then insulate with 3-1/2 inch insulation on 16 inch centers then 3/4” advantix plywood it’s also waterproof
Good morning Jason and Danielle. Have a great day. Love you both❤
Jason & Danielle, good morning I hope that you both are doing well. Congratulations again on getting married. Have you considered calling the Owner of the Grain Bin where you stayed at to pick there brain? Ask them questions about their Grain Bin configuration and how they did things. Also I’m sure that you can probably find a website for Grain Bin finishing. There’s not too many wrong answers and a lot of right answers as to how you should finish your Grain Bin. You can also ask any builders that you know. You probably won’t to seal the deck floor, then use a vapor barrier thick plastic barrier, then frame the floor with probably 2x6 or 2x4 lumber so you can insulate the floor you install. Then you probably want to do either 2x4 or 2x6 walls so you can insulate your walls. Probably install a plastic vapor barrier on walls before you install either Sheetrock or Toung and Groove Pine on your walls. Research, Research, Research!!! Then you can decide what you want to do! Good luck and I love you both! Enjoy your first year of marriage and honeymoon year together! ❤❤🎉🎈🎉🎈🥂🎊🙏🏻🙏🏻
Maybe you could go ahead and cut out the front door so you could get everything in and out easily, it’s covered by the porch overhead.get some air flowing, even some windows. You’ve got to have air or you’ll burn up. Get that pool filled up and get a pool cover. Those
Animals need pools, they have to have lots of water😊😊
Trial-and-error is the only way to proceed period but I think because you've already showed up.Or you're gonna put your front door I think it's gonna be fine.You could always frame it out and steal and well that in then you put your doors in. Also I think a vapor barrier would be in your best bet.You can always insulate from below so I wouldn't worry about insulation but yes a vapor barrier.
Good morning Jason and Danielle- what about some osculating fans to move the air about in the grain container? Bout my only advice. Have a wonderful day 👍
Blue room outdoor media on Utube has multiple videos on building grain bins into homes.
You could call the guys that erected it and ask them what they recommend before cutting into it❤
Your cleared land will continue to sprout weeds and unwanted vegetation unless you get a root chopper drum that’s pulled behind a big tractor and has large blades that penetrate the surface and chops the roots apart. It takes multiple times pulled over the areas. We have one but it can only be pulled by a tractor larger than 120 hp. They may have smaller ones. You’ll still have to routinely bushhog the cleared areas several times a year to keep it cleared. A constant struggle to get to a clean field pasture.
I would put a sticky membrane over all the deck floor inside the grain bin and put the good caulking outside all around the outside bin. Water is so destructive.
You have to keep mowing it and grass will start growing and then spread triple 13 on it.
Is it sensible to (steel) frame door and windows for added structural support?
Be stress free and do outside jobs until the end of summer and started full force in the fall when it’s cooler! you guys will figure it out and I can’t wait to see how it turn’s out!!!
You don't only have to seal the inside but you also have to seal around the outside of your tin house
I'm saying 1st priority is get the pool situated --is there a cover that is screen material? That would be interesting. So important to have a good spot to quickly cool off for July, Aug, Sept, & with Oklahoma, never know...possibly parts of Oct.
Having y'alls decision making conversations while soaking in the pool --perfect! A little twist on the old saying: cooler heads will prevail!
Have fun! -much love ~Mary & fam
The right insulation is key. Helps keep you cool in summer and warm in winter. Under floor makes a huge difference.
2 in 2/4 laid flat screw down insilate / 3/4 by 4 ' by 8' sheets no less 1/8 concrete hard board thin set tile and mortar. Rock solid. It real rock solid you could drive a tank on it
Good morning y'all. Very hot up here in the PNW also Glad you are finally starting the interior of that silo. Can't wait to see the transformation.
BlueRoomOutdoorMedia shows framing the outside walls of a grain bin, just a heads up😊
Good morning 🌞 good idea to check with someone who built grain bins into home & get structural ideas - even if have to pay for advice, be worth it in the end 👍
For your steps even if you do the front later you can add on the sides, it would be easier at first for loading and builds,always that no of the easy way when coming to loading material up inside your grain bim
I suggest plow it best you can and level up, etc and then plant a mix of Clover and Winter Rye. Let it take root and grow. Careful with weed killer though in ag areas. Just plan and execute carefully please. Supply chain and logistics will be an issue too.
We are getting the heat over here in Ohio as well.... yeesh... stay hydrated, it will get ya!
We're coming down to visit our daughter and for vacation, I am very nervous about the heat. Take it easy, fill the pool back up and cool down.
Morning you two.
Good morning, we have a deadline we have in mind we want our house rebuilt by snow flies. But it seems like insurance companies take there time when you do a claim for a bad Strom. I would take your time with the grain bin. As we wait for us, I wish you all the best. Thank you for sharing. Till next time God Bless.
I agree with everything you two said.
Hey Jason and Danielle!! Ya'll are doing what ya'll want to do and that is all that matters. Focus on each other and your dreams. Heck yeahhhh enjoy this time and each other, life is so short ,make the memories together ❤️ I'm just excited for you both and the journey you're on. Sooo go work hard but play harder ❤❤❤
Good morning Crocker's, please stay hydrated . I live in Virginia and we finally got some rain yesterday, but it is super humid. Even going to the grocery store early this am it just drained me. Heat index of 105 today 🔥🥵
Crows make that noise. We have lots of crows here.
I think a dozer will take all your topsoil, and leave junk that will not foster good growth. Perhaps, a stump mulcher is more what you need - get rid of all your stumps, and some of the brush will be taken care of. Cutting the smaller trees, especially those too close to (or under) your larger trees, will make a huge difference. Most of all, take your time, make your plans and material lists, and make the time for fun!!
Good Morning, "Coffee" I had an idea, and I hope it isn't dumb! Can you guys pick up a couple of pieces of the pannels the same size of your building, so the radius will be the same, so you can have a template. so when you are laying down subfloor. At least it would keeping from guess work for the edge.
Yes. Have fun!! 😂
😊Good Morning Happy Maried Cupple 🎉 😊
Have a Blessed Day 🎉🎉Get in That Pool,To Hot to Work 😅🎉❤
Try vinegar and salt. Natural and cheap to try at least
What if you bolt/not weld a metal frame where the door will go and cut out an opening for air flow? Just thinking…..
I’m sure you are checking all these things out online of those who have built these bins. Can you seal all the way around with that black stuff about two inches high from ground, and then do the spray insulation on the walls of the bin before doing your floors?
Good morning Jason and danielle crocker
All those negative things come from the devil. Wise words Jason, being grateful for yesterday. That includes the good and the bad, as they're learning curbs in our life's journey. God Bless you both on your new journey together. 🙏🙏🙏
Google Crows or Barn Swallows & see which one looks like the one you saw. Neither bird is desirable to have around. 💜
Can you make a temporary frame for the doorway for temporary structure.
Metal sweats a lot.
If you have anything touching the metal, it will get wet and mold.
I would build a free-standing building inside the bin
Without anything touching the metal bin
Start with an octagon shaped floor to get full use of space.
So you won't have to deal with building a massive curve into everything.
Cut the widows out of the bin as needed.😮
Good morning Jason and Danielle