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Interior Framing Part 7 | Second Floor 2
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- Опубликовано: 21 май 2020
- Continuing on with the second floor framing! The kids loved being a part of "building" their rooms!
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That youngest trying to kick that 20' wall over was priceless. What a wonderful experience for your family. We learn, they learn and enjoy a home of the future. Outstanding.
I was waiting for her to stump her toe. But it was priceless memories
Thank you so much!
David Zimmer watched our dad build a three bedroom home in the 50’s and later on when we popped our top to make two story 4,000 sq foot house!
I was pretty young when my dad built our first house. I had a blast trying to help. My dad had set a 2x4 up against a wall and my brother knocked it down into me and busted my head open. After that I didn't get free run to play everywhere, but I learned a lot while it lasted.
In the middle of all this construction and chaos you still find time for the kids, I miss those days. It's not easy but my hat's off to you for making the time! Keep up the great work, I'm learning a lot of tricks and tips watching these... keep them coming!
Thank you for the encouragement!
I love the fact you try and teach us all while you work. God bless you and your family.
I just cannot wait to see what it looks like when you finish the upstairs and also I would love to see the outside when it's all done and finish thank you so very much for teaching us how to do things and I think you're a great Carpenter
Thank you! We will for sure show the finished spaces!
Love, that your kids are so much apart of the home build. I still remember when I was 4, (45 years ago!) when my dad built our family home. My job was to run the large magnet around picking up all the extra nails! Plus, playing and keeping the family hunting dog, Rusty worn out. I still to this day treasure all the time and wonderful memories with my dad. It was so sweet to see the girls, even your little princess, right by your side helping. The fort and the swings have me a little jealous, though. I never had those! ..lol Looking awesome, seeing a little more of the vision now.
That's an awesome memory!
Thanks for a great series, and for being so willing to share your information, experience, and tips! It's much appreciated!
Glad you enjoy it!
What a great show. This will help heaps of people who are thinking of building their own homes for many years to come....10 out of 10 Derek
Having the kids around now during construction will lead to them being around and helping on future projects in 20 years. And I love that cardboard fort :-D
Wow... I ADMIRE YOU!! Your family is very blessed to have you and build a home for them. It is so much work yet you were committed to finish. I love the inspirational quotes you said as you were finishing the outside of your home. Really made me emotional because we all have big dreams of buying a home for our family and here you are building one from scratch for your family. Very impressive!! Your videos are very inspiring. Can't wait to see what you guys do inside. Way to go. God Bless you and your beautiful family!!
Thank you for your kind words! We appreciate the support and encouragement.
Love your helpers.
Thanks!
New to your channel but loving the content so far. Just a trick in case you didn't already know it. If you leave your jack studs out till the very end you can come back and set the skill saw set to the depth of a 2 x 4 and run it right next to your king studs when cutting out your bottom plate for door openings. Then come back and nail in your jack studs.
Thanks!
You do a great job of demonstrating many basic building skills. Thanks for running such a helpful site.
Excellent work...love your channel. Thanks for all the tips! You do you...the progress is amazing for one man and a few helpers! Look forward to watching the progression whenever you are able. Family FIRST!!!
I appreciate that!
Being from Portugal, where houses are made mainly with brick. Is fascinating to see you putting up walls alone. The way you plan out the rooms and then created them is crazy to me, in a very good way. Please keep up the videos. that house is looking great.
Thanks for watching!
Great video, workmanship, and instruction. Excellent job. Blessings to you and your family!
Thanks for watching!
Great memories for your kids, and many more years of memories to come
Thanks!
awesome job, love all of the small details to make the wall strong and square.
Thanks!
New follower from S Wales UK, love your channel, also those helping hands from your adorable kids.
Thanks!
Best family series on RUclips!
You had some good helpers there! Place is really coming together, looks awesome.
Thanks!
I enjoy watching you because you are so thorough and do everything right.
Thanks!
Great video as always. That's tons of work all on your own.
Thanks for watching!
I will never build anything to that scale, but I really have enjoyed watching your build. Keep up the great work. Keep those kids involved in what your doing. Great job there too Paul.
Thank you!
Oh yes. Like the build projects
I like that part the kid's help dad pick up the frame. ❤
It's the best!
Great work, awesome watching, I really enjoy the show. Thanks pard
Thanks for watching!
First timers for watching you. You seem very knowledgeable and I enjoyed your work. Done a lot and a lot n left to do. Hope to watch you finish up and work on the cabin too.
Welcome aboard! Thanks for watching! Yes, the cabin will be a great project!
dude your an awesome builder your home is so dadgum cool loving it
As expected, another excellent job. Always informative.
Thanks!
Looks OUTSTANDING, man. Love to see the progress you are making.
Thanks a bunch!
Love to see you got great help
We have the best little helpers!
Mindbuildingsolutions approved!
Excellent video and content.
Thanks!
You guys are truly inspiring!
Thank you!
That upstairs looked like a football field when it was all open! The walls sure eat up real estate! Great job!
Thanks!
Great job!
Thank you!
thanks for making these great videos....I am learning a lot. (PS....your a great dad too)
Thank you! Appreciate it.
Que bello eres, tienes una familia hermosa, Dios los bendiga.tan trabajador esa es una hermosa casa grandísima.saludos desde Puerto Rico y bendiciones, me encanta ver sus videos.❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
I like that Police security you got.
Thanks!
Hey guy you’re a master at what you do l watched episode for about 2 hrs you really good at it
Thank you!
Awesome seeing the kids w you and watching them play and 'help you' too. Indeed priceless...thank you for sharing
Thank you!
hi buddy, i've seen all your videos and i see that you're working on your own, nice work, keep it up.
Thank you!
I am really liking your video's and work! Planning to start my own soon. I had a thought that you should put a whole house attic fan in the attic with trunks in various locations. That way you can pull cool air in from below and vent out into the attic. Really efficient way to cool the house in the nice months when temps are hot in the day and cool at night. I would do a variable speed fan for adjust-ability. Could even be set up on timers and filter the incoming air below. Not sure if its been thought of on here but wanted to share that with you. Looks amazing!
Thanks for the suggestion! We've had one of those before and they're great. Thinking about adding it now...
Siempre tan lindo y eficiente con esa construcción aunque no entiendo mucho de inglés pero me gusta mucho verlo
Here are some suggestions to help:
1. If you set your wall plates on edge, you can layout the top plate and the bottom plate at the same time by marking the edge of the plates and it will save a lot of time.
2. I mentioned this before, but putting in your ceiling backing BEFORE you frame your walls is incredibly important and will save you a huge amount of time. Typically blocks are nailed flat (the 3-1/2" face down) on 2 ft centers. This provides sufficient backing for your ceiling drywall. If you are putting in metal on the ceilings, you will still need backing.
3. If you pre-cut your door openings half way through when you plate your walls it will save you a lot of time when you cut out the door plates.
4. Make sure that you install greenboard, blue board or some other water resistant drywall around the showers and bath.
5. Be SURE and straighten your long walls using a string-line. You will never have a chance to do this again and long walls typically are more than a 1/4" out of straight. You can install blocks between the truss framing and tie off the walls once they are straight and plumb. Tying off your walls is crtically important. Otherwise you may be halfway through drywall and trim and find a crooked wall or an out of plumb wall and then, it's a big problem.
6. Make sure that you plumb all of your walls as you straighten them.
7. It is better if you brace your walls diagonally from top plate to bottom plate. Your walls can shift otherwise.
8. Concerning your HVAC, using two units, one for the upstairs and one for one for the downstairs is very smart. I also suggest that you install zoned systems and they don't cost a lot to install and will save you a LOT of money in heating and cooling costs. Set up your heating and cooling so that you can heat or cool different zones in the house separately. This will work with both forced-air systems and your floor heating (water pipe) system. I can't emphasize doing this enough because it really doesn't require that much more work or cost.
For example, you can set up the children's bedrooms as one zone that you can heat or cool separately. You can set up the great room area as a zone and when you are sleeping, you don't need to heat it or cool it as much. You set up the kitchen / laundry room areas on a separate zone. Once all of your zones are set up, you can use individual temperature sensors to monitor the different zones. Then you can use thermostats designed for zones to control the zones separately.
You have a very large, open house. It makes sense that at night, you don't need to be cooling and heating the entire house. You can allow the open areas to be 5 degrees hotter or cooler at night and program your thermostats to start heating or cooling them when you wake up every morning. If you need the children's bedrooms to be warmer or cooler, you can set those temperatures separately.
9. I would strongly suggest that you install a 5/8" OSB plywood floor at the bottom of your trusses right now. this will allow you to traverse the attic easily and it will allow you a ton of extra storage in the attic areas. Doing it now is easy, doing it later is a pain in the ass. You don't need to go to the cost of using 3/4" tongue and groove because you are not installing a floor on the OSB. 5/8" OSB is half the price of 3/4" OSB and it is strong enough to carry the weight of any stored items that you put in the attic.
10. I would strongly suggest that you create a large attic access hole to get into your attic. You can use a pull-down ladder (the metal ones are better if you can find them), or in your situation, you could build a stair access to the attic. Also, pre-fab metal circular stairs are sold as kits and they are cheap and they look cool.
These are just suggestions. You are doing a great job, your home is beautiful!
Thank you for the thoughts!
Very well explained.
Thanks!
Looking good.
Thanks 👍
Looking good it’s big keep it up brother
Thanks! Will do!
Can´t wait to see the final result ! :D :P
Thanks! We are excited to be able to share it!
Here is to all the memories you will make in that house.
Thanks!
What beautiful memories you and your family are building together. Your wife will thank you many times for putting your laundry room upstairs.
Thank you so much!
Great job! I dont know if/when I will ever build something like this, but I love picking up on any tips and tricks
Cool, thanks!
Just a quick note. Install some 2' blocks between your trusses and tie off your walls at the center of the walls to the trusses. Otherwise your walls will shift. This is VERY important and will make a huge difference in how solid your walls are. It will also prevent your walls from warping over time. Put in at least one block every 4' - 8' length of wall. Professional carpenters install these blocks on 2 ft centers and use them for backing for the drywall. This blocking serves a double purpose because you can nail the walls to it and brace them straight and plumb. This is very important, please consider my advice. I framed homes as a foreman for years.
Thanks for the info!
Excellent work! I thought you mentioned about a door between the second floor with access to the space above the garage
Yes, that's coming!
Marshall Remodel looking forward to seeing you install it.
amazing work, keep it it coming ;)
Thanks, will do!
Cool man.
Thanks!
ماشاء الله عليك عمل جيد جدا بالتوفيق واصل
Three studs to the sole plate is a California corner
You make it look easy building, kids, cleanest work site ever, you need a couple dogs running around too
Thank you!
Amazing
Thanks!
Thanks for the video. One thing I've been searching for with no luck is how to attach all the walla to the ceiling joists
If your wall runs parallel to your ceiling joists and it's in between 2 you'll need to add a block between the joists. If it's perpendicular you can just nail right into it.
@@MrPostFrame thank you very much for the fast response. Very fun building my first walls last night. One other question , do the interior non load bearing walls need a double top plate. The cruches will act similar .
So admire you for keeping the kids involved through this process. What amazing memories they are making! I'm curious, one of the closet walls you built, you put the header and cripples in after you stood the wall. Just wondering why, seems from my armchair that it would have been easier to build the whole thing on the ground. Absolutely loving this series and filing away tons of tips and ideas for the future. I even forgive you for shopping Menard's -- I work for the orange one ;)
Thank you! Hey you'll see the orange one too... we have our favorite products from different places!
Great Dad!
Thanks!
Love the series! Impressed with your construction choices and frankly jealous of the garage. Keep them coming haven't missed one yet. Just one question; are you going to do the drywall yourself?
Thank you! No, we will contract that out.
Marshall Remodel glad to hear smart!
Looking good bro! To bad you don’t live closer I’d love to help🇺🇸💪🏼
Hey thanks! That would be awesome!
Looking fantastic, but I actually like your kids construction more... maybe some behind the scenes on their craftskidship! LOL
haha thanks!
good job
Thanks!
Good dad with the cardboard.
Thanks!
Did you properly insulate your kid's cardboard fort? Thanks for these videos, I'm really enjoying the series
haha! Thanks for watching!
Uhuuuu new video! ;-)
Hope you enjoyed it!
Just curious of when you remembered access to garage storage...
Yo u doing great 👍
Thank you!
Damn, the knee pads. Work is stellar as usual. BTW, what's your overall square footage? Living and garage.
4000 for the house, 2300 for the garage
Where the walls attached to the rafters? If so, how? I didn't see it happen in the video and I noticed a couple other people asked but I couldn't find the answer. Thanks.
What is your plan for vapor barrier in the second floor ceiling? Curious why you didn't already have a barrier up before standing up your walls or if you have a gap to pull sheets in-between your rafters and walls? are you attaching the walls to the rafters? Thanks for your videos!
I will put up a vapor barrier. Putting it up first would be ideal but then trying to put walls up, top plates on and nailers becomes a lot of work with out tearing the vapor barrier. No matter what way you choose it’s a pain.
Dude. You're a beast, building your own house and finding time to edit videos for RUclips. My wife and I are remodeling our kitchen and we just removed a support wall. I've already learned so much from your videos, but there's one thing I can't figure out, Where in the world are you finding all this straight lumber? Home Depot NEVER has that much straight lumber.
Thank you so much! We got the lumber for this project from Menards. They carry a larger inventory than the other stores. Local yards can be a good choice too.
@@MrPostFrame Thanks brother. I'll have to remember that for all the future projects my wife has in store for me.
LOL, you've got some good little apprentice helper there.
Thanks! We sure do!
He almost killed them tilting that wall. Really a poor choice.
I love your videos and your family, I will definitely go to your face book page and like
Thanks!
This is real America and I'm a black man so you know what is going on in our country. I like this 😁
I"m sorry but I don't like and don't use Facebook.
I do love to see the children in your videos. The project is coming together nicely. It is nice when the day is over and you look back and see what you accomplished. I know that good feeling, and especially years later when passing by something that you have built, it always makes you feel good.
Thanks for watching!
You just know that someone from OSHA is watching the video and just cringing with the kids under the wall.... Great Job on the build and being a DAD
Haha... probably!
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are you going to video the electricians and plumbers plumbing this build?
We'll have videos on those as well.
Any decisions on what kind of flooring you’re going with, Paul ?
We plan to leave the main floor concrete and second floor hardwood.
Will you hear the shower running/kids playing in the tub from the great room, or will you be insulating the wall behind the shower insert with some sort of sound deadening?
*Edit - wrote that before completing the vid. Looks like the shower/tub insert I'm referencing is dedicated to one of the bedrooms. I'm still curious though, since that backs up against the great room, would you potentially hear that shower being used without a sound deadening barrier?
We'll be insulating the interior walls.
Do you have your lumber delivered? I find that if I do, and it’s long lumber, it is usually twisted or not straight.
We've had some delivered and yes had to take some of it back. Then also did a lot of hand picking... extra work for sure!
Have you posted your floor plans? My wife and I love your floor plan and want to lift some ideas from your for ours
We are working hard to get them finished and published on our website! Stay tuned!
By the way... absolutely love your channel. Look forward for every new episode and love the details you give. It’s really been helping me figure out our build. Just thank you so much for your documentation
I am new to the channel you are doing a great job. And I am remodeling a 100 year old home it may have been cheaper to do what you are doing?? I was a little worried about the structure of the home but as I see you adding walls it's like you're adding more support. That will be beautiful when ur done. #RedPoppyRanch built his home by himself as well. Thank you I am learning a lot.
Thanks for joining us! Sometimes it is cheaper to just build, but old homes often have irreplaceable character which we love. We actually hope to do a complete home renovation on the channel sometime after this home is finished.
@@MrPostFrame That would be awesome I will be subscribing to that as well. I love how you go through the steps Thanks for responding God Bless.
When you put together the wall on the floor, how do you ensure all of the studs are plumb without using a level?
The top and bottom plates are marked for stud locations and once it is up you plumb each end of the wall and the rest of the studs should be plumb as well.
Can you put up a floor plan of the entire house and garage? It would be nice to see the full plan.
We are in the process of getting those ready to go up on our website!
You should make some hiding spots in the walls for guns and valuables.
And if he did, you think it’s wise to show that on RUclips?
Haha
Lol, what about a safe room before that sheetrock goes up?
I thought you said you were going to put a door through to the garage mezzanine on the second floor? Other than that great work!!
That's coming. Thanks!
Just curious, why the tub/shower inserts and not tile?
We will tile above them. We've done full tile options before, but didn't feel like we needed them in all of these bathrooms.
Will you be publishing blueprints when you are done?
Yes, and even before the project is finished. We are almost ready now that the framing is complete.
I heard rain is it raining in your place? We got heavy rain too here in Edmonton Alberta....
It rains pretty frequently in the spring time (now), it's loud now without a ceiling, but it will quiet down a lot.
Will you be contracting out the drywall or doing it yourself?
Using a sub for that. It's a big, tedious job that we've almost always hired out.
would have loved to see the fort building, but i guess some things are better enjoyed privately
Haha... it was a last minute thing thrown together. Kids are obsessed.
How many bedrooms?
5 including the master.
What is your go to level
Level Set: amzn.to/3crFUrA , Laser Level: amzn.to/36Og8Nd
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Thanks!
Why no windows on that wall? Why is the bathtub floating?
Not sure which of the walls you're referring to. Exterior walls all have windows.