DIY Joist Hangers: ruclips.net/video/d2UuFOBnERI/видео.html Pallet House Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLV4FMljAnPaMTCNUAj1E_g6tkOPN8YIdh Today we are framing in the 2nd level floor joists of our Tiny Pallet House using our DIY Concealed Joist Hangers and Laminated Pallet Wood Beams. #steepinthewoods #palletprojects #tinyhouse We are building a house out of pallets on our off grid mountain! We are not doing this to be trendy or cool, but to save money and build our home on a budget. It will start as a one room, 2 floor house that will look like a Pallet Tower and we will continue to add on more rooms later on. It's not perfect, but it's a very sturdy floor made out of pallets! Website: www.steepinthewoods.com/ *SPRING KITS NOW FOR SALE* Donate through paypal: www.paypal.me/SteepInTheWoods Buy T Shirts: teespring.com/stores/my-store-10061584 Become a Member ruclips.net/channel/UCZ_OUIxS6UyIe4uOP6NabpQjoin Amazon Wishlist: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/22G319KHMP2NN?ref_=wl_share #offgrid #diy #steepinthewoods
While watching your video I had a rooster pheasant walking through my yard. Took me over 5 minutes to realize the rooster call was on your video! Not from the pheasant walking through my yard. 🤣
The extra wood you will be installing needs to run under your well made joist hangers. Right now the floor joists are hanging on the fasteners and not supported underneath. The thin stamped metal ones have a floor to them firming a saddle that keeps the installed floor joists from just hanging on the nails or screws into the side of the floor joists. Just a thought Wolfmama
It's a process for sure. Looking good and great job on only being less than 1/2 out. Around here (East Coast Canada), I get tons of pallets from the hardware stores when they bring in their garden center supplies. You may want to check with them.
Vielen Dank das du dein Wissen und deine Erfahrungen mit uns teilst. Das Vogelgezwitscher hat mir besonders gut gefallen anstatt das Geräusch vom Schlagschrauber. Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland und mit Freude auf deine nächsten Videos ❤❤❤
Good job bud. I really like it when you put out the longer videos. If been pretty handymy whole life and it seems i walk away with some useful info every time. 👍👍👍
I appreciate it Don! Longer videos take less time for Celia to edit, so right now when we're struggling to get everything accomplished they're the easiest ones to make.
Thanks for the encouragement to know that well-built construction is possible with non-traditional methods. Sometimes people make you feel like it shouldn’t be done if it’s not done a certain way. God gave me an off-grid dream also, except mine is with containers. As a single middle-aged woman, I’m up for the adventure but I need a little encouragement and to see how other dreamers are doing it, at times. Blessings to you and your family. Stay strong!
With each step of the construction, I am getting excited about the layout! I well remember the tour of your last 'cabin' and the layout/design was phenomenal!!
I appreciate it! Our plan with this house is to only live in it 5 years while we build another one farther up the mountain, so it's layout may not be as exciting as our last cabin to save on effort. But I still want it to be interesting! (One of the reasons I chose pallets) After we get our next one built this pallet House will be for interns or turned into an Airbnb.
I've been there as well! At one point Celia complained about a pile of "junk wood" I had.. and I built a little cabin in the backyard just to prove a point! Lol
10:35 such an understatement, building with pallet wood is not easy, I built a kids playhouse with it. Total respect for following through and improvising the various issues along the way 👍
When I first saw the channel name I thought it said “Steveinthewoods” I watched 3 videos and the entire time I kept thinking, who is Steve? I’ve never seen anyone named Steve in any of these videos so far…” then I went back and read it again lol.😂 😂😂
@@SteepintheWoods it’s an inspiration for sure. I’ve been considering different methods to build a woodworking shop on my property and I believe I’m narrowing it down to something like this. I can build a 120 square foot floor area (10 x 12 feet) and still be off the radar where code enforcement is concerned. I may have to build more than 1 structure to accomplish my overall goal but I can work with that. I would love to find me some land out in the middle of nowhere where I didn’t have to worry about building codes though.
You got me wondering if a pallette cabin or small log cabin is easierto build. I'll wait to see how yours turns out. 👍 On our land we only have small trees maybe 6 to 8 inch diameter.
The easiest thing to build (which is what I attempted first) is an earth sheltered home, but the 40 or so logs that I cut and debarked instantly got moldy and I didn't feel like dealing with that this first year LOL so I transitioned to the pallet house. Filming the construction for RUclips is also a factor, pallets are a very popular resource.
When the head of the nail snaps off I use vice grips and if I have room I use a pry bar otherwise i use the vice grips themselves you really have to torque them to get them to sta
You can also check with the companies that get stone slabs for countertops and such. They have big pallets with long boards to hold the slabs during transport. Several companies where I live offer them for free to anyone who comes and gets them, otherwise they have to pay to have them picked up. Also some companies that get equipment in large tranport crates will let you pick them up. Just some thoughts. Will your second story be accessible by a staircase or by a ladder? Is that where the sleeping areas will be? I really liked your previous home and the way you handled the kitchen area. Looking forward to seeing the progress.
Until we build the second room it'll be accessed by a ladder. (Not a perfect solution but a quick and compact one) And yes it'll be the sleeping area until we build the house a little bigger, at which point it'll transition to an office/library. Building a larger house than we had on our last mountain is important this time around, but it's only going to be a 5-year house while we build our next one higher up the mountain. So we're going to keep all the construction and design fairly basic because after those five years this will be a place for interns / Airbnb.
This is 1/4 of the overall house by area. (Three rooms to be constructed) - The final size of this house will be a 20x20 square. We don't have a dedicated video on the overall design, but I try to touch on it a little bit and each of our construction videos.
Other then straw-slip, there's only one option we can afford right now.. And that is the cheapest foam board they sell, here is a video of us installing the exact same insulation at our last cabin.. however this time we want to retain the ability to see the pallet construction in this house so the foam board will be going on the outside of our walls (under the siding) instead of inside between the joists. ruclips.net/video/CYiCjZuuubM/видео.html
I learned so much from you bro. I was looking to build myself a jam room but I can't afford it at the cost of lumber today. I can get all the free pallets I need but do you think I could build a 12 x 20 room single story for under $5,000?
Welcome to the journey! If you stick with reclaimed material (roofing, Windows etc) then you should come out well below $5,000. If it was me, I'd take what I had left and get plywood to go over the roof and floor just because of the amount of time it takes to do that with pallet boards. But you shouldn't need it for the walls as long as you're using whole pallets. The insulation we use is $9 a sheet and it's done well for us both here and our last place. However our first cabin was insulated with straw for even cheaper.
DIY Joist Hangers: ruclips.net/video/d2UuFOBnERI/видео.html
Pallet House Playlist: ruclips.net/p/PLV4FMljAnPaMTCNUAj1E_g6tkOPN8YIdh
Today we are framing in the 2nd level floor joists of our Tiny Pallet House using our DIY Concealed Joist Hangers and Laminated Pallet Wood Beams.
#steepinthewoods #palletprojects #tinyhouse
We are building a house out of pallets on our off grid mountain! We are not doing this to be trendy or cool, but to save money and build our home on a budget. It will start as a one room, 2 floor house that will look like a Pallet Tower and we will continue to add on more rooms later on.
It's not perfect, but it's a very sturdy floor made out of pallets!
Website: www.steepinthewoods.com/
*SPRING KITS NOW FOR SALE*
Donate through paypal: www.paypal.me/SteepInTheWoods
Buy T Shirts: teespring.com/stores/my-store-10061584
Become a Member
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Amazon Wishlist: www.amazon.com/hz/wishlist/ls/22G319KHMP2NN?ref_=wl_share
#offgrid #diy #steepinthewoods
I can't wait to see Buckingham Pallets when it's finished 😊👍😁
Lol!
I'm glad you're still watching my man.
My kinda construction feller.....love it.
Welcome to the Journey!!
While watching your video I had a rooster pheasant walking through my yard. Took me over 5 minutes to realize the rooster call was on your video! Not from the pheasant walking through my yard. 🤣
Haha! That rooster loves to make a fuss once I start talking on the camera!
The extra wood you will be installing needs to run under your well made joist hangers.
Right now the floor joists are hanging on the fasteners and not supported underneath. The thin stamped metal ones have a floor to them firming a saddle that keeps the installed floor joists from just hanging on the nails or screws into the side of the floor joists.
Just a thought
Wolfmama
It's a process for sure. Looking good and great job on only being less than 1/2 out. Around here (East Coast Canada), I get tons of pallets from the hardware stores when they bring in their garden center supplies. You may want to check with them.
Vielen Dank das du dein Wissen und deine Erfahrungen mit uns teilst. Das Vogelgezwitscher hat mir besonders gut gefallen anstatt das Geräusch vom Schlagschrauber.
Liebe Grüße aus Deutschland und mit Freude auf deine nächsten Videos ❤❤❤
Love watching your built. Best wishes😊
Good job bud. I really like it when you put out the longer videos. If been pretty handymy whole life and it seems i walk away with some useful info every time. 👍👍👍
I appreciate it Don!
Longer videos take less time for Celia to edit, so right now when we're struggling to get everything accomplished they're the easiest ones to make.
Thanks for the encouragement to know that well-built construction is possible with non-traditional methods. Sometimes people make you feel like it shouldn’t be done if it’s not done a certain way. God gave me an off-grid dream also, except mine is with containers. As a single middle-aged woman, I’m up for the adventure but I need a little encouragement and to see how other dreamers are doing it, at times. Blessings to you and your family. Stay strong!
With each step of the construction, I am getting excited about the layout! I well remember the tour of your last 'cabin' and the layout/design was phenomenal!!
I appreciate it!
Our plan with this house is to only live in it 5 years while we build another one farther up the mountain, so it's layout may not be as exciting as our last cabin to save on effort.
But I still want it to be interesting! (One of the reasons I chose pallets)
After we get our next one built this pallet House will be for interns or turned into an Airbnb.
@@SteepintheWoods I know it will be just as interesting! The build in and of itself is amazing! Love the Air B&B idea!
I will pay good money to come and stay in said Airbnb!
Love it my man!!
some cheap Elmers wood glue would really help to strengthen up the laminations of those home made floor joists
As I tell me wife when she complains about the scrap pile 'If you use it is not scrap :)'
Hell yeah, me too. When I'm done then it's junk and goes to the dump.
I've been there as well!
At one point Celia complained about a pile of "junk wood" I had.. and I built a little cabin in the backyard just to prove a point! Lol
10:35 such an understatement, building with pallet wood is not easy, I built a kids playhouse with it. Total respect for following through and improvising the various issues along the way 👍
second level !! onward!!! tiny tower is goin up!
We will do our best!
Celia is editing our next video now!
When I first saw the channel name I thought it said “Steveinthewoods” I watched 3 videos and the entire time I kept thinking, who is Steve? I’ve never seen anyone named Steve in any of these videos so far…” then I went back and read it again lol.😂 😂😂
Haha! I love it!
Welcome to the Journey!!
@@SteepintheWoods it’s an inspiration for sure. I’ve been considering different methods to build a woodworking shop on my property and I believe I’m narrowing it down to something like this. I can build a 120 square foot floor area (10 x 12 feet) and still be off the radar where code enforcement is concerned. I may have to build more than 1 structure to accomplish my overall goal but I can work with that. I would love to find me some land out in the middle of nowhere where I didn’t have to worry about building codes though.
I've heard it called "sistering" when laminating only 2 boards wide
That would make sense.. I appreciate you bringing that to my mind!
You got me wondering if a pallette cabin or small log cabin is easierto build. I'll wait to see how yours turns out. 👍
On our land we only have small trees maybe 6 to 8 inch diameter.
The easiest thing to build (which is what I attempted first) is an earth sheltered home, but the 40 or so logs that I cut and debarked instantly got moldy and I didn't feel like dealing with that this first year LOL so I transitioned to the pallet house.
Filming the construction for RUclips is also a factor, pallets are a very popular resource.
When the head of the nail snaps off I use vice grips and if I have room I use a pry bar otherwise i use the vice grips themselves you really have to torque them to get them to sta
You can also check with the companies that get stone slabs for countertops and such. They have big pallets with long boards to hold the slabs during transport. Several companies where I live offer them for free to anyone who comes and gets them, otherwise they have to pay to have them picked up. Also some companies that get equipment in large tranport crates will let you pick them up. Just some thoughts. Will your second story be accessible by a staircase or by a ladder? Is that where the sleeping areas will be? I really liked your previous home and the way you handled the kitchen area. Looking forward to seeing the progress.
Until we build the second room it'll be accessed by a ladder. (Not a perfect solution but a quick and compact one)
And yes it'll be the sleeping area until we build the house a little bigger, at which point it'll transition to an office/library.
Building a larger house than we had on our last mountain is important this time around, but it's only going to be a 5-year house while we build our next one higher up the mountain.
So we're going to keep all the construction and design fairly basic because after those five years this will be a place for interns / Airbnb.
Is this going to be the whole house or just part of it? Is there a video explaining your overall planñ
This is 1/4 of the overall house by area. (Three rooms to be constructed)
- The final size of this house will be a 20x20 square.
We don't have a dedicated video on the overall design, but I try to touch on it a little bit and each of our construction videos.
8 more Walls and you have all 4 rooms
Ok I do the same except I use vice grips sometimes I don't have to use a bar just push it over and I have done this thousands of times
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I may have missed it on your previous build, but how do you insulate your structure? Very innovative build!
Other then straw-slip, there's only one option we can afford right now..
And that is the cheapest foam board they sell, here is a video of us installing the exact same insulation at our last cabin.. however this time we want to retain the ability to see the pallet construction in this house so the foam board will be going on the outside of our walls (under the siding) instead of inside between the joists.
ruclips.net/video/CYiCjZuuubM/видео.html
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What size screws are you using and wha kind pls? Tia Much
It is this one: amzn.to/3XlSVhh (DISCLAIMER - That is an affiliate link.) I have also added it to the description.
I learned so much from you bro. I was looking to build myself a jam room but I can't afford it at the cost of lumber today. I can get all the free pallets I need but do you think I could build a 12 x 20 room single story for under $5,000?
Welcome to the journey!
If you stick with reclaimed material (roofing, Windows etc) then you should come out well below $5,000.
If it was me, I'd take what I had left and get plywood to go over the roof and floor just because of the amount of time it takes to do that with pallet boards.
But you shouldn't need it for the walls as long as you're using whole pallets.
The insulation we use is $9 a sheet and it's done well for us both here and our last place.
However our first cabin was insulated with straw for even cheaper.
Can you identify the birds i hear in the back ground.
Songbirds.
......Possibly
@@SteepintheWoods I hear Woodcock or pheasant or something like that kind.
Why didn't ya just build a cabin out of all the trees on your land, a pallet house is
not the answer
I don't like log cabins.