Off-grid Alaskan cabin: Installing carpet with mid-day snowmobile adventure

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  • Опубликовано: 5 янв 2025

Комментарии • 12

  • @SherryTorgerson
    @SherryTorgerson 14 дней назад +1

    Beautiful scenery !carpet will make it cozy up there in loft

    • @wickedalaska
      @wickedalaska  14 дней назад

      I'll definitely share more about that location with you soon! It's an awesome place we've just now found trails to access. Thanks for the support!

  • @PBRacresJim
    @PBRacresJim 14 дней назад +1

    When I added carpet to my camp it really helped warm things up. Not sure if there is really any insulation value with it, but it did help. I used a large remnant and it was not as easy to work with as these tiles. Great job!

    • @wickedalaska
      @wickedalaska  14 дней назад

      Thanks! This is the first time I've worked with carpet beyond removal. It was a fast way to success! We're happy with the outcome.

  • @Offgridlee444
    @Offgridlee444 14 дней назад +2

    Hi, new subscriber here!
    That carpet will cozy things up! Great work. 😊❄️🎄

    • @wickedalaska
      @wickedalaska  14 дней назад

      Welcome aboard! Our cabin work has been super rewarding. We can now move some furniture in! Woo!

  • @peteabdu9179
    @peteabdu9179 14 дней назад +1

    Did I see bear tracks at :107?!

    • @wickedalaska
      @wickedalaska  14 дней назад

      Would that be at 1 minute 47 seconds? I don't think they are bear. I think it's fox.

    • @peteabdu9179
      @peteabdu9179 14 дней назад +1

      @@wickedalaska nope 1:07 in the snow right a couple seconds after you pick up that moose leg

    • @wickedalaska
      @wickedalaska  14 дней назад +1

      @@peteabdu9179 I see it. Not sure what that is. It does look like bear, but I haven't seen any other tracks around. Maybe!

  • @n411xbushpilot
    @n411xbushpilot 6 дней назад +1

    You need a wood stove

    • @wickedalaska
      @wickedalaska  6 дней назад

      I hear that a lot. Once the cabin is heated the propane keeps up and regulates temperature great. It's just the initial heat up that takes a while. I might add a space heater or something hooked up to a generator to hit it when we first get there.