※This video does NOT include any paid promotion※ ※ 위 영상은 유료광고를 포함하지 않습니다 ※ 📦 제품문의(Product Inquiries): bit.ly/3Nrb48B (구들나라), bit.ly/3LgIXGE (구들나라 유튜브) 🎬 촬영문의(Filming Inquiries): factorymonster2021@gmail.com -I film for the company who are proud of showing how their products are made. -팩토리몬은 제품에 자신있는 소상공인 분들과 중소기업을 대상으로 무료촬영을 진행합니다. Copyrightⓒ 2021. Factory Monster. All Rights Reserved.
Fascinating seeing these foreign traditional techniques. So many differences to western ones. In Germany up until the 60s, wood- or coal fired stoves for cooking and heating the room were common even in cities, with additional ovens in other rooms and often multiple chimneys. But today noone actually uses anything like this anymore.
LOL 7:19 no we don't barbecue in our fireplaces. We do that outdoors and let all the heat escape into the environment. Thank you for sharing these videos. I hope you have fun in the process.
Yes, some western people do cook and barbecue in the wood burning fireplace. We do. Especially if the fireplace is large enough and or the electricity is out for a long time because of a storm or something.
Fascinating! So, I'm assuming the plastic tubing, presumably pex, is used as a conduit for hot air. If so, Wouldn't it be more efficient to use hot water to heat the thermal mass, as in modern hydronic systems? I must say that I and appreciate the simplicity of this system if I understand it correctly.
Probably yeah but this is a more traditional way of heating the floor, kinda like how you could use a fireplace to warm your house but just installing an HVAC or even a simple electric heater would be more eco-friendly and efficient. Typically most modern floor heating systems in South Korea use electric resistive heating which is faster and more efficient than hot air, steam, or hot water.
This is a reproduction of Korea’s traditional heating system(ondol). In the past, Korea’s heating system used to heat an entire house by burning a fire in the kitchen. This was the way that when you lit a pit called “agung-i,” smoke moved along the road under the floor and heated the whole house. As you mentioned, the hot water method is more efficient, so most homes in modern Korea adopt a hot water method. So, homes in Korea are not a way of treating air when heating, but a way of warming the floor.
Hello from Washington State USA. I have been looking for a channel like this for a long time. Please thank the businesses and workers, for allowing you to film. But most of all, thank you for your time and effort in making these.
Korea's Goodle is an innovative technology that can save 50% of fuel consumption compared to traditional fireplaces. Additionally, spending just one day in Goodle allows you to receive beneficial energy such as far-infrared, making your body feel lighter and greatly relieving fatigue. In this way, Goodle seems to be an excellent choice for modern people who pursue energy savings and a healthy lifestyle. It is highly effective for protecting the environment and nature, as it barely uses fuel, promotes health, and reduces carbon dioxide emissions. Goodle can also be installed in campervans, allowing you to stay in beautiful places while maintaining your health near rivers, oceans, and forests with Korean Goodle. Furthermore, if you install Goodle and a traditional furnace together, you can use the heat from the furnace to grill meat for barbecues and cook various dishes. Goodle can be installed in existing homes and newly built houses. It can also be produced as a portable unit, allowing for installation anywhere with empty space. It fundamentally enables humidity removal even in regions with high external humidity. You can find out more about all the products by searching for '청우산업' on RUclips. We provide Goodle units designed for 20-foot containers, featuring dimensions of 2900x2100x470mm. Each unit has a total weight of less than 2.5 tons. The current export price for this product is approximately 5,300 USD. (Contact: aerocha6973@gmail.com, Tel: +82-10-5701-6113)
※This video does NOT include any paid promotion※
※ 위 영상은 유료광고를 포함하지 않습니다 ※
📦 제품문의(Product Inquiries): bit.ly/3Nrb48B (구들나라), bit.ly/3LgIXGE (구들나라 유튜브)
🎬 촬영문의(Filming Inquiries): factorymonster2021@gmail.com
-I film for the company who are proud of showing how their products are made.
-팩토리몬은 제품에 자신있는 소상공인 분들과 중소기업을 대상으로 무료촬영을 진행합니다.
Copyrightⓒ 2021. Factory Monster. All Rights Reserved.
I love seeing a fusion of traditional and modern construction techniques. Very cool indeed. Thanks, FM!
QUEDO ESPECTACULAR. FELICIDADES
오~ 건강에 좋은 황토방 나도 갖고 싶다.
세컨하우스로 딱인데 황토 집 한채는 얼마나 될까요?
평수에 따라 차이가 있습니다
보통 3~6평
2000~4300 까지
다양합니다
아니 자막이 너무 시강인데요.. 졸귀탱😆
I waaaaaant one! Great video, brilliant text. Thank you from England.
Fascinating seeing these foreign traditional techniques. So many differences to western ones.
In Germany up until the 60s, wood- or coal fired stoves for cooking and heating the room were common even in cities, with additional ovens in other rooms and often multiple chimneys.
But today noone actually uses anything like this anymore.
한국의 온돌은
독일의 방식과는
확연히 다름니다~~
@@gudul333 yes for sure, they're different in many ways. But they're both ways of cooking and heating a room with one system.
Nicely Done!
Terlihat mudah namun sulit untuk membuatnya salam kenal dari Indonesia
세상에 쉬운일이 있나요?
다 각자 분야에서
노력해서 얻는 성과이죠
BEAUTIFUL work and nice doddie scratching! Thanks
Great video! This makes me want to visit South Korea!
감사합니다
한국은 언제나
당신을 환영합니다 ~~
Keren ... Sayang nya belum mampu beli ...
LOL 7:19 no we don't barbecue in our fireplaces. We do that outdoors and let all the heat escape into the environment.
Thank you for sharing these videos. I hope you have fun in the process.
Was Braucht man mehr, klein und Gemütlich.
3:55 "everywhere" yeah it's about as adaptable as a hot tub if you needed to build a building around it lol
I know in Su Won, our house floors were heated but we used compressed coal instead of wood. Very nice and toasty.
멋지네요 ㅎㅎ
Yes, some western people do cook and barbecue in the wood burning fireplace. We do. Especially if the fireplace is large enough and or the electricity is out for a long time because of a storm or something.
6평형 공간을 참나무토막(길이 40cmx 폭30cm)으로 24시간유지되며. 방바닥{2평미만)은 성인 3~명이 잘수있으며=일라이트&황토+한지섬유를 배합=600톤프레스로 고압생산.
水脈이 중화되고 원적외선효과가 황토만 했을때보다 우월합니다. 또한 건축에 수명이 다하면 자연으로 돌아갑니다.
what do they do once built? do they put it on a trailer and move it?
대형 지게차를 이용해서 트레일러로 옮기겠지요.
구들 정도는 지게차로
황토찜질방은 크레인으로 옮깁니다
와이어매시, 석분,백소자갈을 좀 썪으면 갈라짐이 좀 덜할텐데
😂
ㅎㅎㅎ 그러면 황토쓰는 이유가 없지요.
짚이 낫지 않을까요?
갈라짐 방지~?
황토와 일라이트에 결속제로=한지섬유[닥나무섬유]를 배합하여 600톤 프레스로 압축.
구들장으로 시공 합니다
名人 第13-379號
더 궁금하시면 문자 남겨주시길 바랍니다
Love the dog, what's his/her name?
"아라"
Lloyd Frontera approves! 🧐
Hey Goodle
My feet are too cold
My subscribers are full of humor for sure
So are these tiny homes mobile? Or are they built in place? Very interesting. Would like to see a part two. Thumbs up for chin/head scratchies!
이동식 황토구들방 ~~^
컨테이너식 이동주택 같아요.
3m×6m 같아요.
완전 장작 재래식인지
장작,석유 섞은 보일라 시스템인지 잘모르겠네요.
구들장 말릴때 사용한 보일러 보면 섞은것 같아요.
@@Loveteeth장작과 보일러 겸용입니다~
Gudŭl
Дачный домик
In my country we would say that the whole house is ... a sauna!
Це досить дивовижно, кожен раз прогрівається кімната, коли готуєш.
Esto es exactamente lo que hacian los romano. Se le conoce hipocausto
솥에 바르는 기름은 참기름입니다.
들기름 입니다
"instal the goodle in a camper van" really?! my man how much does this weigh?
2ton 정도~~
@@gudul333 Damn!
@@gudul333only 2 Tonnes?! That's nothing on a camper 😂
@@Memento-_-Mori-_-982
켐핑카의 단점은.
산.바다.강=경치좋은데서 숙박을 줄깁니다.
허나. 습도가 높아서 아침이면 건강에 피로감이 많을수밖에 없습니다.
청우산업(주)~구들나라= 유튜브에 들어가 보시면 캬라반에 시공해 놓은걸 보실수 있습니다.
캬라반 아렛벽에는 황토를 시공하여 습도를 조절하며//방바닥은 보일러난방에 일라이트와(한지섬유) 황토를=시공하여 잠자리는 자고나면 몸이 거뜬합니다
名人 第13-379號.
👍👍
2:42 gostei da piada. 😂😂
Abraços do Brasil 🇧🇷
편백,서기목이 흐린날 냄새 많이나고, 벌레가 많아서
생황토판재가
습기를 잡아주는
역활을 합니다
👏👏👏
Fascinating! So, I'm assuming the plastic tubing, presumably pex, is used as a conduit for hot air. If so, Wouldn't it be more efficient to use hot water to heat the thermal mass, as in modern hydronic systems? I must say that I and appreciate the simplicity of this system if I understand it correctly.
Probably yeah but this is a more traditional way of heating the floor, kinda like how you could use a fireplace to warm your house but just installing an HVAC or even a simple electric heater would be more eco-friendly and efficient.
Typically most modern floor heating systems in South Korea use electric resistive heating which is faster and more efficient than hot air, steam, or hot water.
This is a reproduction of Korea’s traditional heating system(ondol). In the past, Korea’s heating system used to heat an entire house by burning a fire in the kitchen. This was the way that when you lit a pit called “agung-i,” smoke moved along the road under the floor and heated the whole house. As you mentioned, the hot water method is more efficient, so most homes in modern Korea adopt a hot water method. So, homes in Korea are not a way of treating air when heating, but a way of warming the floor.
How is Mr. Kim doing?
덕분에 잘지내고 있습니다
감사합니다
Ондоль👍
fignya kakyato
Oooo nice. How much for the tiny home? ❤
다양합니다
3평황토구들집 기준
2000~2600만원 정도
@@gudul333That's more than one million dollars?
@@HawkyStudying 20000$
So this is a Sauna, a fancy traditional korean immitate sauna.
1일 연료: 참나무장작 30cmx50cm=한토막이면 24시간 실내가 따뜻하며 황토에 원적외선 효과로 혈액숭환에 많은 도움이 됩니다
Why there are so many old people as workers?
No way that's going to move as heavy as that would be nothing could move it
How about some coupon codes for a few goodles? 😁
1
Poor Nature.
Hello from Washington State USA. I have been looking for a channel like this for a long time. Please thank the businesses and workers, for allowing you to film. But most of all, thank you for your time and effort in making these.
Korea's Goodle is an innovative technology that can save 50% of fuel consumption compared to traditional fireplaces. Additionally, spending just one day in Goodle allows you to receive beneficial energy such as far-infrared, making your body feel lighter and greatly relieving fatigue. In this way, Goodle seems to be an excellent choice for modern people who pursue energy savings and a healthy lifestyle. It is highly effective for protecting the environment and nature, as it barely uses fuel, promotes health, and reduces carbon dioxide emissions.
Goodle can also be installed in campervans, allowing you to stay in beautiful places while maintaining your health near rivers, oceans, and forests with Korean Goodle. Furthermore, if you install Goodle and a traditional furnace together, you can use the heat from the furnace to grill meat for barbecues and cook various dishes.
Goodle can be installed in existing homes and newly built houses. It can also be produced as a portable unit, allowing for installation anywhere with empty space. It fundamentally enables humidity removal even in regions with high external humidity.
You can find out more about all the products by searching for '청우산업' on RUclips.
We provide Goodle units designed for 20-foot containers, featuring dimensions of 2900x2100x470mm. Each unit has a total weight of less than 2.5 tons. The current export price for this product is approximately 5,300 USD.
(Contact: aerocha6973@gmail.com, Tel: +82-10-5701-6113)
좋은글 감사합니다 ^^