I think you might need more slats under the mattress, over time the matress will slump into those gaps. Good idea to put the slats in though as you do need airflow to prevent the mattress from going mouldy.
You could see when dan was on the mattress from Underneath view , and not to be crude but when you start to make babies those slats are too far apart to take any pressure in one area , if you catch my drift 😂
Nick has the heart and mind of a saint; he's always willing to help. I wish I were more like that, but once you dig yourself into a rut, it's hard to get out. Now that you guys have seen your mistakes with building the bed frame, I look forward to seeing the finished mezzanine. Creatively spontaneous thinking and playing Jenga with wood scraps, Laura always has good ideas. You could call it a loft bed.
If you build the stairs or ladder next to the rock wall there might be ample opportunity to build drawers or a storage space under them. - Possibly even a small closet. ❤
It’s brilliant that you are learning all these skills I have been watching you from the start the highs and the lows and you have come through brilliantly keep it up
Great video again. Have you thought about putting your kitchen anywhere else other than under your sleeping area? (Smells, smoke steam etc). Your home is really coming now. Beast of luck to you both
Re kitchen under the bed, be aware also of the fine fats molecules created from cooking will affect the mattress. Guys I’d also like to suggest with the concrete floor (not sure what your intentions are with it) but if you give it a coat of of some sort of polyurethane to stop the dust it will make your experience nicer. Talking from experience. My partner spent days grinding our floor to a smooth finish before applying this coating (can’t recall can look it up later). I love our polished concrete floors. They look & feel stunning. Easy to keep clean & styish. Our weather here in central Victoria, Australia, is similar. Hot days 30-40c in summer down to12c -2c in winter. The floor helps keep temperatures inside even. You’re doing great work with a nice degree of humility. 🥰
I like the "Lady-waisted" railing that you're applying to your mezzanine floor. That used to be done a lot in the old "Queenslander" houses back about the turn of the 19th into the 20th centuries in the wooden houses that were common in Australia back then. I had one of these style of houses with a single verandah out the front. If you google old Queenslander houses, you'll see a huge variety of railings that were done. Nick has been a great help to you two and it is wonderful that you're becoming part of the community where you are. It's also good to see that you're not worried about relocating something if you're not 100% happy with how it turns out. And that is the point - it's your place, and if you are not happy with something, then you're free to do with it as you please until you "get it right". Life is a big learning curve and you should be willing to "Give it a go", adding to your skills, which until you purchased that property, were very minimal, but are growing each day As others have mentioned, it could be a problem having the kitchen area located under your sleeping area. Just a thought on this, but is it possible, with Portuguese regulations about building being what they are, for you to add another room to your Barn renovation which could then be your kitchen, which would alleviate the problem of cooking vapors...?? Looking forward to your next video.
That is interesting thanks for sharing all above we are thinking about extending but will still have kitchen inside. All should make sense soon anyway ❤️🙏
Improvement on the location and attachments are fantastic(well done). Your off-grid experience will improve so much with the barn completion, keep it up it’s looking great. ‘Keep the faith” and continue to look after each other.
Great job moving the mezanine. Love the rails. Guys please reconsider the location ofc your kitchen as seems a bit of a fire hazzard under your bed space.maybe a cofy sofa and coffee table under there and kitchen where you have open window. ❤
Also the fine fats molecules created from cooking will affect the mattress. Guys I’d also like to suggest with the concrete floor (not sure what your intentions are with it) but if you give it a coat of of some sort of polyurethane to stop the dust it will make your experience nicer. Talking from experience. My partner spent days grinding our floor to a smooth finish before applying this coating (can’t recall can look it up later). I love our polished concrete floors. They look & feel stunning. Easy to keep clean & styish. Our weather here in central Victoria, Australia, is similar. Hot days 30-40c in summer down to12c -2c in winter. The floor helps keep temperatures inside even. You’re doing great work with a nice degree of humility. 🥰
It is not humble pie Laura and Dan, you two the most humble people I have ever come across, it is a learning curve and you know ones house is never 100% finished. Believe it or not we rented a home for 22 years and the last two years before we moved we finally got the house how we wanted it. One is constantly moving and shifting things. I hope you hear something soon about you being able to stay permanently in Portugal have you heard anything since the last time? As you say you just continue forward on your journey and I think Portugal is where you are both so happy, I see it in your eyes. You both look so much more relaxed. I think make the lounge area under the bed and the kitchen in another corner. Another lovely video and have a lovely day.
When Nick comes to help, please put the name of his channel in the episode. ‘Project Portugal’ is an amazing property and story! It would be nice to help him out! Great job this week! Also, I think the loft should be extended to one wall or the other. It will look more purposeful and add storage space!
You should put mattress direct over the tables because you have small space to the roof. I recommend to put the stairs permanent and use the space downstairs for storage.
Great progress again, I can't get over how nice it looks with the walls done. I also prefer only having the two posts. Looking forward to seeing the rails go up. 👌❤️
Hello you two, I been following you both on your journey right from the beginning. Now, with regards to your mezzanine level, you definitely need more slats under your mattress and you must future proof the mezzanine for getting things up and down, as mattress won’t last forever. So your spindles and banister rail, will need to be able to taken down to allow things like that happen in the future. ❤
Hi, looking good !! I would have done a MURPHY BED. Looks like a cabinet, pull out for bed, then put back. I saw one that looked like a bookshelf. Better if you need to go to bathroom. 😊
I think you need more slat under the mattress, can't wait to see it done & I'm so glad you moved it on the other wall, you will have so much space down stairs ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Great job guy`s but I would definately put more slats in so the bed does`nt sag over time , good idea about relocating your kitchen to a safer place xx
Hi guys just a little info .. two remove yellow sweat stains from your mattress just use a spray bottle with equal parts, water and peroxide. Wait for it to dry and voilà snowy white you guys are awesome by the way ❤
Don't look now guys but you're getting pretty good at this renovation thing! The place is looking awesome! It's also great to see you two enjoying it again. Keep it up. It's gonna be epic! Cheers!
The question of the angle braces should be "are they structurally necessary?" If not, you can decide to put them in or not. If they are, put them in! :D In the USA, the maximum space allowed between the spindles is 4" and that is so a child can't get their head through and stuck. I don't know how close you are planning to space yours but you don't need them any closer than that. Has there been any change in your status for permanent residency in Portugal?
For some reason l thought the mattress was going straight onto the mezzanine floor, wont you lose height once the mattress is on? I do understand the need for ventilation under the mattreas though. Love how the little barn is coming along 😍
Hi Laura and Dan you're doing a great job. Re slats under the bed if that's 2x1 it will snap. I suggest using the IKEA slats there curved so there give when you lie (curve side up) If you haven't got a carbon monoxide alarm get one. Looking forward to seeing it finished.
Well done on the re-positioning of The mezzanine .. love the upgrade with the decorative finishes 👍👍 This was such a fun video with you two just enjoying each other’s humor … lovely to see 😊😉 DurbanSA🇿🇦
You had way too much fun smacking that mattress (why does that sound like a dodgy euphemism!?). Coming along great but you may need a support running down underneath the centre of the mattress slats..well, that's how our bed is made anyhoo. Cheers guys ♥️
Lovely show, very enjoyable. Suggestion; That big window could be a turned into a Veranda entrance to an outside breakfast room and it would get rid of that ugly block work.
If you decide in the future the slat rack elevates you too high, you can drill holes in the loft roof to provide air movement at the mattress. Looking good!
I would say without so you don't have too many obstacles or ways to bump your head or hurt yourself I think it looks great the way it is you guys are doing an amazing job
Great work Laura and Dan your wee place is coming good . The bright nights are returning am sure you both will be pleased to see some warmer bright long days . God bless good luck take care 🙏❤🫂🍀🍀😊
We dont want anyone coming on vacation ha they can take a tent... Time will tell we can always change but we didn't want it full width as we thought about it a lot and didnt work for us ❤
I would suggest a small wood burning or pellet stove that you could route out thru the wall instead of thru your roof this would avoid the need of piercing the roof all together and if it was a pellet type stove with the option to burn regular wood it would result in a greatly enhanced heating upgrade.
@@theoriginhomestead you're welcome a friend of mine just bought such a pellet stove off of Amazon for a cheap price and had it installed in a matter of minutes hope you can find one cheap as that good luck.
Enjoying your vids. 1 question. Why make that bed frame? I'd just have made a frame to locate the mattress on top of the mezzanine, as you made it there is the height of the frame and the mattress, making it tall and reducing your head room. Just a thought.
Good idea for the bed base… I think you will need more slats though, you will get dips on your mattress if not, maybe one to two in between the ones already installed. Great content guys keep it up.❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
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We can't wait to show you all the finished mezzanine and big thanks to Nick @projectportugal for the help!
May I ask, why not extend the mezzanine to the wall?
Maybe 3 more slats would help enjoy your vids
I think you might need more slats under the mattress, over time the matress will slump into those gaps. Good idea to put the slats in though as you do need airflow to prevent the mattress from going mouldy.
Thanks for sharing ok at moment ❤
@@theoriginhomestead a very thin plywood board would do the trick.
@ Ply would get mouldy needs to breath thats why slats better
@@theoriginhomestead not if you drilled a few holes in ply xx
@@SueWilson-wl7lr thin ply with drilled holes. Exactly.
Kitchen under the bed ,means your mattress and sheets will absorb. The smell of whatever you are cooking
Without the extra support. Make the lounge area under the bed and the kitchen in another corner.
Thanks for the tip!
You could see when dan was on the mattress from
Underneath view , and not to be crude but when you start to make babies those slats are too far apart to take any pressure in one area , if you catch my drift 😂
Nick has the heart and mind of a saint; he's always willing to help. I wish I were more like that, but once you dig yourself into a rut, it's hard to get out. Now that you guys have seen your mistakes with building the bed frame, I look forward to seeing the finished mezzanine. Creatively spontaneous thinking and playing Jenga with wood scraps, Laura always has good ideas. You could call it a loft bed.
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If you build the stairs or ladder next to the rock wall there might be ample opportunity to build drawers or a storage space under them. - Possibly even a small closet. ❤
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Nick is a good friend.
for sure ❤
It’s brilliant that you are learning all these skills I have been watching you from the start the highs and the lows and you have come through brilliantly keep it up
Much appreciated Gerry you so nice ❤
Great video again. Have you thought about putting your kitchen anywhere else other than under your sleeping area? (Smells, smoke steam etc). Your home is really coming now. Beast of luck to you both
Thanks for that and sharing. At the moment will be there but may change ❤
Re kitchen under the bed, be aware also of the fine fats molecules created from cooking will affect the mattress. Guys I’d also like to suggest with the concrete floor (not sure what your intentions are with it) but if you give it a coat of of some sort of polyurethane to stop the dust it will make your experience nicer. Talking from experience. My partner spent days grinding our floor to a smooth finish before applying this coating (can’t recall can look it up later). I love our polished concrete floors. They look & feel stunning. Easy to keep clean & styish. Our weather here in central Victoria, Australia, is similar. Hot days 30-40c in summer down to12c -2c in winter. The floor helps keep temperatures inside even. You’re doing great work with a nice degree of humility. 🥰
I like the "Lady-waisted" railing that you're applying to your mezzanine floor. That used to be done a lot in the old "Queenslander" houses back about the turn of the 19th into the 20th centuries in the wooden houses that were common in Australia back then. I had one of these style of houses with a single verandah out the front. If you google old Queenslander houses, you'll see a huge variety of railings that were done.
Nick has been a great help to you two and it is wonderful that you're becoming part of the community where you are. It's also good to see that you're not worried about relocating something if you're not 100% happy with how it turns out. And that is the point - it's your place, and if you are not happy with something, then you're free to do with it as you please until you "get it right". Life is a big learning curve and you should be willing to "Give it a go", adding to your skills, which until you purchased that property, were very minimal, but are growing each day As others have mentioned, it could be a problem having the kitchen area located under your sleeping area. Just a thought on this, but is it possible, with Portuguese regulations about building being what they are, for you to add another room to your Barn renovation which could then be your kitchen, which would alleviate the problem of cooking vapors...??
Looking forward to your next video.
That is interesting thanks for sharing all above we are thinking about extending but will still have kitchen inside. All should make sense soon anyway ❤️🙏
I always love a visit from Uncle Nick.
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Improvement on the location and attachments are fantastic(well done). Your off-grid experience will improve so much with the barn completion, keep it up it’s looking great. ‘Keep the faith” and continue to look after each other.
Such a lovely comment ❤
Great job moving the mezanine. Love the rails.
Guys please reconsider the location ofc your kitchen as seems a bit of a fire hazzard under your bed space.maybe a cofy sofa and coffee table under there and kitchen where you have open window.
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Thanks for that Sheila ❤
Also the fine fats molecules created from cooking will affect the mattress. Guys I’d also like to suggest with the concrete floor (not sure what your intentions are with it) but if you give it a coat of of some sort of polyurethane to stop the dust it will make your experience nicer. Talking from experience. My partner spent days grinding our floor to a smooth finish before applying this coating (can’t recall can look it up later). I love our polished concrete floors. They look & feel stunning. Easy to keep clean & styish. Our weather here in central Victoria, Australia, is similar. Hot days 30-40c in summer down to12c -2c in winter. The floor helps keep temperatures inside even. You’re doing great work with a nice degree of humility. 🥰
It is not humble pie Laura and Dan, you two the most humble people I have ever come across, it is a learning curve and you know ones house is never 100% finished. Believe it or not we rented a home for 22 years and the last two years before we moved we finally got the house how we wanted it. One is constantly moving and shifting things. I hope you hear something soon about you being able to stay permanently in Portugal have you heard anything since the last time? As you say you just continue forward on your journey and I think Portugal is where you are both so happy, I see it in your eyes. You both look so much more relaxed. I think make the lounge area under the bed and the kitchen in another corner. Another lovely video and have a lovely day.
We agree thanks for lovely comment ❤
Your doing a fantastic job! Well done both of You! It's turning into a lovely homestead!
Thanks Linda ❤
That is looking great and it was so nice that Nick helped get it started.
Yes it was and thanks for the lovely comment ❤️🙏🙌
Nice to see Nick again.
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Laura and Dan have found their groove.... great to see! 100K subs incoming
Cheers Charles 🤞🏼🤞🏼🙏
Yea Nick to the rescue. Thank you Nick. Hi Laura and Dan.
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Laura and Dan , your home is really coming along 👍 love ❤️ from USA 🇺🇸
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Looking good but I think you’ve missed a trick in not building that mezzanine full room width. That way you could also have storage like a bedroom.
Time will tell we can always change but we didn't want it full width as we thought about it a lot and didnt work for us ❤
Loving the mix of 'project' videos and 'pottering about' videos. Even going to the shops, seeing the surrounding landscape and environment. 😊😊😊
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Definitely need more slats guys... or mattress won't last! Looking great.. I worked in a bedding dept for years in UK.
When Nick comes to help, please put the name of his channel in the episode. ‘Project Portugal’ is an amazing property and story! It would be nice to help him out! Great job this week! Also, I think the loft should be extended to one wall or the other. It will look more purposeful and add storage space!
Thanks for the nice comment ❤️
Coming along wonderfully 😊 you will get things done as and when the budget allows 😊
Thank you Nick 😊
You should put mattress direct over the tables because you have small space to the roof. I recommend to put the stairs permanent and use the space downstairs for storage.
Thanks for sharing ideas 🙏❤️
You make a great team!
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Laura, you're not just a pretty face, but you have brains too. You go girl! Love your practical thought process ❤
Such a lovely comment ❤️ 😊
Great progress again, I can't get over how nice it looks with the walls done. I also prefer only having the two posts. Looking forward to seeing the rails go up. 👌❤️
Thanks as always for the support and yes we cannot wait to share ❤
Hello you two, I been following you both on your journey right from the beginning. Now, with regards to your mezzanine level, you definitely need more slats under your mattress and you must future proof the mezzanine for getting things up and down, as mattress won’t last forever. So your spindles and banister rail, will need to be able to taken down to allow things like that happen in the future. ❤
Thanks for that Gary ❤
Hi, looking good !! I would have done a MURPHY BED. Looks like a cabinet, pull out for bed, then put back. I saw one that looked like a bookshelf. Better if you need to go to bathroom. 😊
Could be an option in the future 🤍
Love ❤️ 😍 the way you both get along. You both are such a cute couple. 🥰🤗
I think you need more slat under the mattress, can't wait to see it done & I'm so glad you moved it on the other wall, you will have so much space down stairs ❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the tips Jayne ❤
You guys are making great progress, it’s starting to become your home. Have a great week.
Thank you! You too! 🙌🙏❤️
If you made steps against the wall, and each step is closed in and is a draw or cupboard great for storage.
Thanks for sharing ❤
Great job guy`s but I would definately put more slats in so the bed does`nt sag over time , good idea about relocating your kitchen to a safer place xx
I would say without for height and space and would re think about putting kitchen under your bed and more slats for sure but great work guys
Thanks for sharing ❤
Hi guys just a little info .. two remove yellow sweat stains from your mattress just use a spray bottle with equal parts, water and peroxide. Wait for it to dry and voilà snowy white you guys are awesome by the way ❤
Great tip ❤
Don't look now guys but you're getting pretty good at this renovation thing! The place is looking awesome! It's also great to see you two enjoying it again. Keep it up. It's gonna be epic! Cheers!
That is so nice of you ❤
How smart of you to ask for help
Nick's your man😊😊
Thanks and yes he is ❤
I absolutely love your senses of humor. I enjoyed this video so much.
Glad you enjoyed it ❤
The question of the angle braces should be "are they structurally necessary?" If not, you can decide to put them in or not. If they are, put them in! :D In the USA, the maximum space allowed between the spindles is 4" and that is so a child can't get their head through and stuck. I don't know how close you are planning to space yours but you don't need them any closer than that. Has there been any change in your status for permanent residency in Portugal?
Not a structural problem just for look 👌 it's in the works 🙏❤️
For some reason l thought the mattress was going straight onto the mezzanine floor, wont you lose height once the mattress is on? I do understand the need for ventilation under the mattreas though.
Love how the little barn is coming along 😍
No theres loads of height left :) ❤ ❤
You two are really making a beautiful home!
Thank you so much such a lovely comment 😊 😘
@@theoriginhomestead you are most welcome! You will have to start calling it your home and not the barn! It is to nice to call it a barn anymore!
A delight to see you both so relaxed and playful, yet achieving such a lot. Regards from Australia. 💚🐈⬛
Thank you! 😊
Love seeing you guys, great that nick is giving you a hand too wont belong before it’s all done ❤
Thanks Cathy ❤
Hi Laura and Dan you're doing a great job.
Re slats under the bed if that's 2x1 it will snap.
I suggest using the IKEA slats there curved so there give when you lie (curve side up)
If you haven't got a carbon monoxide alarm get one.
Looking forward to seeing it finished.
Thanks for sharing all makes sense ❤
You could build walk up stairs that you can use as storage containers at one the side of your bed or along the wall. They don’t have to be very wide.
Thanks for sharing Wendy ❤️🙏😊
Good job guys.. Yay for uncle Nick❤️❤️❤️
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Enjoyed your video happy for you both that you are getting so much accomplished. Wishing you both a blessed week.
Thank you so much!
I would put 2 more posts against the wall. It just seems safer than just the bolts on the wall carrying the weight.
Super strong going nowhere 💪
Well done on the re-positioning of The mezzanine .. love the upgrade with the decorative finishes 👍👍
This was such a fun video with you two just enjoying each other’s humor … lovely to see 😊😉
DurbanSA🇿🇦
Thanks Alice :)
You had way too much fun smacking that mattress (why does that sound like a dodgy euphemism!?). Coming along great but you may need a support running down underneath the centre of the mattress slats..well, that's how our bed is made anyhoo. Cheers guys ♥️
Guys, you could watch the projector on the ceiling 😁
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You should put a strip of wood going down the middle of your bed to keep the other one from breaking
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Lovely show, very enjoyable. Suggestion; That big window could be a turned into a Veranda entrance to an outside breakfast room and it would get rid of that ugly block work.
Thanks James and yes something we are doing soon ❤
Hi you2 ive enjoyed your videos for a while now keep up the good work everything takes time to make or build no matter how good you are ❤
Thanks Allan ❤
If you decide in the future the slat rack elevates you too high, you can drill holes in the loft roof to provide air movement at the mattress. Looking good!
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I would say without so you don't have too many obstacles or ways to bump your head or hurt yourself I think it looks great the way it is you guys are doing an amazing job
Thanks Sandra ❤
It's nice to see Nick 😊
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Great work Laura and Dan your wee place is coming good . The bright nights are returning am sure you both will be pleased to see some warmer bright long days . God bless good luck take care 🙏❤🫂🍀🍀😊
Thanks for that ❤
Job well done you two....
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Dear Dan this is not a barn anymore it is the mini palace❤😂
ha agree ❤
Nice one guys its getting there my friends
Thanks Pat 😊
Is looking good guys! 🙏
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The area under the mezzanine would make an excellent breakfast nook, or dining area.
We agree ❤
It just seems like the right use for that space, thanks for responding.
Hello from Canada....your house is really coming together. It looks great!
And BTW the audio is perfectly fine.
Thanks so much John, bet it’s very cold in Canada this time of year 🥶
Hi guys, why don't you make an attic? You already have extra space for storage or even for more people to sleep when you come on vacation.
We dont want anyone coming on vacation ha they can take a tent... Time will tell we can always change but we didn't want it full width as we thought about it a lot and didnt work for us ❤
I would suggest a small wood burning or pellet stove that you could route out thru the wall instead of thru your roof this would avoid the need of piercing the roof all together and if it was a pellet type stove with the option to burn regular wood it would result in a greatly enhanced heating upgrade.
Thanks for the ideas 🙌❤️
@@theoriginhomestead you're welcome a friend of mine just bought such a pellet stove off of Amazon for a cheap price and had it installed in a matter of minutes hope you can find one cheap as that good luck.
Zlatí ❤, šikovní ❤❤❤❤❤
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Enjoying your vids. 1 question. Why make that bed frame? I'd just have made a frame to locate the mattress on top of the mezzanine, as you made it there is the height of the frame and the mattress, making it tall and reducing your head room. Just a thought.
Good idea for the bed base… I think you will need more slats though, you will get dips on your mattress if not, maybe one to two in between the ones already installed. Great content guys keep it up.❤❤❤🎉🎉🎉
Wait till it rains heavy😂
We cannot wait ❤
Congrats guys!!
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Looking fantastic
Great job 👏
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always enjoyable your vids. Skyland is right about the 'Slats',. The mattress would sag eventually. Be easier now than in the future.
Thanks for sharing Jim been fine so far ❤
Your doing really well , thankyou take care
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Happy for you!!
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Impressive progress. Hope the base will be OK and not hurt your body.
Thanks so much 🤍🌻
❤❤❤❤❤y’all are awesome couple.
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Hi Folks, - still need to make spacers between the boards, on your mezzanine so the mattress can breathe - otherwise you will get mould!
Thanks for sharing tips ❤️
Yeah, don't want the chimney burning the roof, either, so drilling it through the wall, sounds best.
No to the additional angle braces 😊
Yea we agree ❤
Your home is really coming together nicely and looking great. I would leave out the diagonal, you need that head clearance. Good luck.
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Thku nic fir helping younguns
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Smashing it guys. Keep up the great work. Cant wait to see the railings go up. Much love ❤
Is it possible for u to put in a few posts that r removable so u can watch your screen like u want? Your home is looking beautiful already.
Dont think so but thanks for idea ❤
Much progress... Enjoy the Beautiful January cool weather. Be blessed. 🙏🙏
You too ❤
If the mezzanine is sturdy as is I would not add the second support strictly because it would be inconvenient while moving about.
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Nice progress
Thanks Ian 😊
Good work guy's you will get there ,the mezzanine will look great with the rail's ❤
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Looking good 👍 👌
Thanks ❤
Think you will need more slats for support .
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Looking good 😅
Thanks 😊
WITH!!! Yes, yes 😃
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Nice! Well done y’all!!❤
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How about instead of rails you fit it out for small storage on the sides of the bed frame. Books, phones, lip gloss 😉 etc.
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Don't forget ur seeds? In every, which way!?😂❤😅
22:22 love the Aussie accents 😆 Great job on the Mezz guys looking super minty fresh 👍33:59 you guys cracked me up 😂Brilliant 😀
Glad you enjoyed it ❤
Looks great. Good Job to you both. It's going to amazing. Take care. Ps Thank you Uncle Nick to helps this 2 beautiful souls. ❤❤
Such a lovely comment ❤