I'm an Englishman in Russia. I got a piece of land 12 "sodki" and a builders project house of 250m². It was built really well and cost me in pounds £105k. And it's so peaceful here. (Now worth 150k after one year... ps. I'm 40 minutes outside Moscow) There are issues with some houses and quality control, but like anywhere in the world, you get what you pay for. If you go cheap, which quite a few Russians do, well, they have an expression for that: a greedy person pays twice. Thanks for the great vids!
In Canada - 2inch x 4inch x 12ft = $11.13 CAD (including the 11% tax) or $7.72 USD. So, wood in Siberia is at least 60% cheaper after conversion. Plus Siberian 2x4's are 'actually' that size. In Canada it isn't 'really' 2inch x 4inch. Rather, it is 1.5inch x 3.5inch. Also, you are showing wood that is 4000mm or 13.12ft long, not 12ft long like I'm pricing out. So, really, it's probably around 70% cheaper per kilogram of actual wood. :) I keep finding that by taking wealth from Canada to Russia, you effectively 3x the purchasing power of your savings. That's an immediate 300% increase the day it converts. Try and get that in the stock market in 1 day... :)
In Canada pine 30 years old is ready for harvest - the wood is very soft - GARBAGE.....In Russia pine is more valuable - is ready for harvest only after 50 years....
My rent in NYC is 1700$ a month. My apartment is about the same size as that log cabin. I wish I live in Irkutks but having my current income. I think I would be ending up like Vito Corleone gardening roses. Such a dream… All the best to you!
The climate in Siberia is quite harsh for roses... but some vegetables you certainly can grow... Of course the salaries are several times smaller in Russia
If you were in NYC you would have known that "$" goes before the the numbers and that the rent is paid weekly not monthly. You are Russian, very ignorant one. Nice try though lol😷😷😷😷😷😷
In floor heating is the way to go. However for my self I would look for a way to include a wood burning stove or fireplace insert. Even though it involves work to cut and split the logs, I just love the feel and smell of a fire. Please bring more videos like this.
In the Irkutsk region, electricity is almost free even by Russian standards; from January 1, 2025, it will be 1 eurocent per 1 kWh. Here, the power plant is located at the source of the Angara River, which flows out of Lake Baikal.
@@ArhivAvtorskoyPesny но электричество иногда отключают. Скажем в поселке Большой Луг ( 5000 жителей!) - это происходит регулярно и часто по несколько часов в день
In the Irkutsk region, electricity is almost free even by Russian standards; from January 1, 2025, it will be 1 eurocent per 1 kWh. Here, the power plant is located at the source of the Angara River, which flows out of Lake Baikal.
@@ArhivAvtorskoyPesny I just checked out my rates and they are actually from 34 to 62 cents per kwh! During summer this year, my bill was over 600 dollars each month. It is getting much too expensive to live in the US, especially California. It seems they want every penny from you.
@@westernwanderer8397 I'm not sure if that's any consolation to you. But in Europe, the situation is even worse. Germany closed all its nuclear power plants. And now they buy electricity from Sweden. And that caused the cost of electricity in Sweden itself to go up.
Happy New Year Dan and Kseniya! All the best for you guys in South Siberia in 2025 ! I hope you will be able to complete most of your construction house project next year and will share your progress with us!
Thanks Dan and Xenia photographer for showing the building progress of a house in Siberia. In tropical countries we need no heating. The other construction stages are similar. It is very interesting to watch the work of Russian contractors. Your vlogs are in great variety, you are the best. 🎉❤😊🌷💕☺️💔
Good useful info. While many starting a new life in Russia would be attracted to an urban areas initially, once comfortable may decide a smaller rural area is more to their liking.
Yesterday, I came upon your channel and watched the purchasing of the things for the two families that needed a washing machine and a toilet. The other family with the boys that had no real winter clothing. I appreciate your manner of showing the receipts and the people receiving things to bless them. Now, this morning, I watched your housing project and was pleasantly surprised to see the end where you showed the items in progress of being installed. I ALSO appreciate your explanation of what Sabbatical did not do correctly - HASTA PRONTO HERMANO
In Ontario Canada, we have heated basements so the floors are always warm. We do heated floors in bathrooms and a room that may be over the garage. Our heat is mainly LNG gas distributed by a forced air furnace with pipes and vents in each room. Very efficient way of heating a home.
I've always enjoyed looking at buildings and the various constituencies that go into making it a functional, livable space. Just the other day in the supermarket I saw all the cable tray suspended from the ceiling providing power to the new lighting system they had installed.
Your house is coming together beautifully, brother. That view is perfect. Anywhere in America, a property like that would set you back hundreds of thousands USD.
$2500 for that little cabin? Surely that price is not correct. I mean, I hope it is, I'd love to have a little cabin in the woods to relax when I move to Russia. What a perfect place to relax and do some writing! Thanks, Dan.
Your floor heating system looks like it was thoughtfully designed. Re: "Fireplace" Look at heat with the traditional way Russia heated their homes or Masonsry Heat "fireplace" or Rock Mass Heat. Less wood is needed. From - Nash. TN-USA
I sure am glad I found your channel, my husband and I love watching! You were in Germany... were you stationed there? Where abouts? I was stationed in Kaiserslautern, West Germany. 😂 Yeah, that long ago, the end of the cold war.
A family from Canada living in Russia are building their house on their own. Their RUclips channel is called Country Side Acres if anyone wants to watch.
Hey Daniel! I'm wondering if the tubing for the floor heaters can be installed into the foundation? Also, how would this be used over a basement? Can you run a subfloor over a basement, then put the concrete over it? Great video! I'm loving these construction videos with the prices, even though I'm a lady. I'd love to come there and build a home there!
Check out the first video of this series it shows the foundation it’s on a pillar foundation and the piping was done by the manufacturer and the sewage goes down in to the septic
Your in floor radiant heat is the best, (IMHO). However you may need an additional heat source to compensate for rapid temperature changes. Are electric rates reasonable in your town?
@@Jj-gi2uv not in Siberia. They don't have there continuous gas supply ( just in cylinders) The great back-up for the electric heater would be a stove/fioreplace, however it would cost additional $ 3000-4000
Likely a dumb question: I’m guessing due to the buildings being modules they are simply built on a raised foundation… but wouldn’t it be more energy efficient (heating wise) for the buildings to have either a cellar or a lower level below the frost line?
just looking at that roof structure, the joints, the overhangs , not sitting fully on the uprights etc none of that would meet any codes here in the uk ! I'd also always go for a brick built building any day of the week but again i realise it's common here in the UK but not in the rest of the world. is the wood treated against rot, insect damage etc
Russian huts have been standing for three hundred years (they only sink into the ground)). Of course we can build. British shallow-blooded arrogance is ridiculous.
A brick house would cost 3X the price. Especially the basement for it ( you will not build a brick house on the thin pillars/piles as they have done for the house in this video)
Does the trans Siberian railway stop in your town? It stops somewhere on lake Balcal(sp). And the passengers have an authentic Russian Bbq. I noticed on some of your videos there are RR tracks.
I've seen Baikal once in my life. When I was demobilized from army, I was going home by the train from Khabarovsk to Ekaterinburg. Still remember those 4 hours when we were passing by the lake. And about prices.. they look so small when you convert them in dollars😅 but then I remember that my salary is from $500 to $1000 per month and it isn't funny anymore😂
Хороший дом получится строители похоже из местных специалисты а Дэн бригадир).Покажешь когда новоселье у вас будит порадуемся, привет вам с Ксенией с берегов Хабаровского края, тихого океана.
@@digirepp 200 mm or 250 mm mineral wool on top of logs would be sufficient. Actually, the main problem there would be the basement. In this particular buildng they don't have any basement, just the concrete piles/pillars. Because of that they must have some sort of floor heating system ( they installed hot water pipes).
Hey Dan. Have you ever met any Soviet afghan veterans since you been living in Russia if so can you interview them on your channel. I love to American afghan veteran talk to Soviet afghan veterans
I’m curious why those large beams in the start of the video are split like that with no support beam under them? Are they just relying on the board nailed to their side like that?
@@mikhailshafeev9384 I think that 50K for a really good life - nice(small, of course, but not tiny) house and normal-size peace of land. It is normally for us, Russians, but not for foreigners, who often think about trailers and other compromises
@@СергейЧумаченко-в2ь но, скажу я вам - и в России да и на Западе собрать 50К баксов - очень многим непосильная задача ( в России у многих есть наследственные хрущевки, это СИЛЬНО выручает) Да и вправду и в России цены стали совсем безумными... забор из профнастила вокруг 12-13 соток земли, с воротами и калиткой - в миллион не уложиться!!!
Love ya my two favorite Family in Russia. Wish i could help you physically in building your home my friend! More brothers in arms should help each other , as our government sure doesn't !
Самолёт из Азербайджана шёл в Россию, в город Грозный. Был туман и помехи от украинских дронов, они не дали самолёту уйти на глиссаду. Ему пришлось лететь в Актау. Там самолёт смог аварийно приземлиться, 29 человек из 69 живы.
Based on your conversation it’s obvious you know very little about construction. Your terminology (English) for construction techniques is that of an amateur. I hope you learn more before you proceed with the construction of your home.
@ as I stated in my comment, that was obvious. All I mentioned is you had better increase your knowledge base in construction before venturing off into building your own home. Be it Russia or the US, or any other country you care to name some contractors, once they get wind that you are a green horn (know little about the trade), they will try and take advantage of your lack of knowledge! Having owned and operated a successful business in the construction industry for 47 years, I caution you buyer be ware. Try reading some books on basic construction and learn the proper terminology. It will go a long way in keeping you from getting overcharges or taken advantage of! Please accept my criticism as constructive, not intended to bash you in any way. I just understand how construction people think, from the business owner to the laborers on the job, be careful, and take time to educate yourself!
@@dennisdumas1734 it is very true and applies to Russia as well. Even if contractor does not want to cheat on you, he may choose or insist on decisions which he likes, but later you may realize that it is not what you wanted. However, there is no other way than build one house, meet all issues and later build another.
I'm an Englishman in Russia. I got a piece of land 12 "sodki" and a builders project house of 250m². It was built really well and cost me in pounds £105k. And it's so peaceful here. (Now worth 150k after one year... ps. I'm 40 minutes outside Moscow)
There are issues with some houses and quality control, but like anywhere in the world, you get what you pay for. If you go cheap, which quite a few Russians do, well, they have an expression for that: a greedy person pays twice.
Thanks for the great vids!
У нас многие покупают только сруб, а остальное строят сами. Таким образом предпочитают экономить.
Beautiful comment which adds insight for the other people thanks
@@wellardme buy nice or buy twice. Pay once cry once.
@TheCrapOnYourStrapOn I'm writing those down ✍️
@@wellardme I know a few rhymes about 10 year olds building electronics in sweatshops too but they lose a bit in translation
In Canada - 2inch x 4inch x 12ft = $11.13 CAD (including the 11% tax) or $7.72 USD. So, wood in Siberia is at least 60% cheaper after conversion. Plus Siberian 2x4's are 'actually' that size. In Canada it isn't 'really' 2inch x 4inch. Rather, it is 1.5inch x 3.5inch. Also, you are showing wood that is 4000mm or 13.12ft long, not 12ft long like I'm pricing out. So, really, it's probably around 70% cheaper per kilogram of actual wood. :) I keep finding that by taking wealth from Canada to Russia, you effectively 3x the purchasing power of your savings. That's an immediate 300% increase the day it converts. Try and get that in the stock market in 1 day... :)
Умница! Спасибо за такой комментарий!)))
In Canada pine 30 years old is ready for harvest - the wood is very soft - GARBAGE.....In Russia pine is more valuable - is ready for harvest only after 50 years....
In Russia, the standard board length is 6000 mm.
Надо же! Неожиданный анализ. Как стать миллионером имея 300 тыс. долларов в кармане
@@ШтабсКапитан на самом деле стройматериалы за последние года три улетели в космос...
My rent in NYC is 1700$ a month. My apartment is about the same size as that log cabin.
I wish I live in Irkutks but having my current income. I think I would be ending up like Vito Corleone gardening roses. Such a dream…
All the best to you!
The climate in Siberia is quite harsh for roses... but some vegetables you certainly can grow... Of course the salaries are several times smaller in Russia
По моему он выращивал помидоры! По крайней мере в фильме Ф. Кополлы.
@@ШтабсКапитан вот помидоры на юге Байкала можно вырастить отменные, особенно если в теплице! И там особо хорошо растет клубника почему-то
If you were in NYC you would have known that "$" goes before the the numbers and that the rent is paid weekly not monthly. You are Russian, very ignorant one. Nice try though lol😷😷😷😷😷😷
In floor heating is the way to go. However for my self I would look for a way to include a wood burning stove or fireplace insert. Even though it involves work to cut and split the logs, I just love the feel and smell of a fire. Please bring more videos like this.
Thanks for watching I make all sorts of videos 😅
it would cost extra $ 3000-4000
In the Irkutsk region, electricity is almost free even by Russian standards; from January 1, 2025, it will be 1 eurocent per 1 kWh. Here, the power plant is located at the source of the Angara River, which flows out of Lake Baikal.
@@ArhivAvtorskoyPesny но электричество иногда отключают. Скажем в поселке Большой Луг ( 5000 жителей!) - это происходит регулярно и часто по несколько часов в день
@@mikhailshafeev9384 Там видимо трансформатор нужно поменять, или майнингом кто-то занялся.
In the Irkutsk region, electricity is almost free even by Russian standards; from January 1, 2025, it will be 1 eurocent per 1 kWh. Here, the power plant is located at the source of the Angara River, which flows out of Lake Baikal.
Thanks for the info!🙏🏻
Damn, in California, it is about 35 cents per hour!
@@westernwanderer8397 In Moscow during the day - 8 cents, at night - 3 cents.
@@ArhivAvtorskoyPesny I just checked out my rates and they are actually from 34 to 62 cents per kwh! During summer this year, my bill was over 600 dollars each month. It is getting much too expensive to live in the US, especially California. It seems they want every penny from you.
@@westernwanderer8397 I'm not sure if that's any consolation to you. But in Europe, the situation is even worse. Germany closed all its nuclear power plants. And now they buy electricity from Sweden. And that caused the cost of electricity in Sweden itself to go up.
Wife and I are visiting Moscow currently for the New Year.. Considering staying here. Visited Red Square last night!! Was amazing!
I think you’re going to like it enjoy your holidays!
@@Wild-Siberia Thanks bro!! Fellow vet myself.
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Thank you very much my friend come visit
@ god willing soon my brother 🫡
You chose a very good and correct topic :)
Hello from Romania.I love Russia and Mexico
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Happy New Year Dan and Kseniya! All the best for you guys in South Siberia in 2025 ! I hope you will be able to complete most of your construction house project next year and will share your progress with us!
Greeting From 🇨🇷🌴 Costa Rica 🌴 🇨🇷 God Bless You My Brother. Pura Vida!!!
Привет Вам из Беларуси!!!
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Thanks Dan and Xenia photographer for showing the building progress of a house in Siberia. In tropical countries we need no heating. The other construction stages are similar. It is very interesting to watch the work of Russian contractors. Your vlogs are in great variety, you are the best. 🎉❤😊🌷💕☺️💔
Good useful info. While many starting a new life in Russia would be attracted to an urban areas initially, once comfortable may decide a smaller rural area is more to their liking.
Yesterday, I came upon your channel and watched the purchasing of the things for the two families that needed a washing machine and a toilet. The other family with the boys that had no real winter clothing. I appreciate your manner of showing the receipts and the people receiving things to bless them. Now, this morning, I watched your housing project and was pleasantly surprised to see the end where you showed the items in progress of being installed. I ALSO appreciate your explanation of what Sabbatical did not do correctly - HASTA PRONTO HERMANO
Thanks for supporting the channel and watching the videos. I try and be transparent and honest. I’m a Marine Veteran it’s how I am 🤝🏻
In Ontario Canada, we have heated basements so the floors are always warm. We do heated floors in bathrooms and a room that may be over the garage. Our heat is mainly LNG gas distributed by a forced air furnace with pipes and vents in each room. Very efficient way of heating a home.
Wow. 81,000 sunscribers! Great instructional video Dan. Loved it💪😀
I can’t believe it, remember when we were just starting 🤯
@ yes sir I do. You are an honest man. A good man. Blessings follow you😍
You are doing very good job
Good luck to you
Many many thanks
Great video... look forward to the follow-up ones.
Thanks my friend
I've always enjoyed looking at buildings and the various constituencies that go into making it a functional, livable space. Just the other day in the supermarket I saw all the cable tray suspended from the ceiling providing power to the new lighting system they had installed.
Looks great and the price is incredible. Im just not sure i could live in such a cold environment, since im from Australia
Your house is coming together beautifully, brother. That view is perfect. Anywhere in America, a property like that would set you back hundreds of thousands USD.
That’s true but around this area of the lake you can get a house for under 100k with such views happy holidays bro 🙏🏻
Awesome as always Daniel!
Thank you
The floor heating system is the way to go. They do this here in the east coast under concrete, to keep your driveway free of ice.
It’s legit and here electricity is less than 1 cent per kilowatt
Remember a "Garage" for vehicles & such.
$2500 for that little cabin? Surely that price is not correct. I mean, I hope it is, I'd love to have a little cabin in the woods to relax when I move to Russia. What a perfect place to relax and do some writing! Thanks, Dan.
Your floor heating system looks like it was thoughtfully designed. Re: "Fireplace" Look at heat with the traditional way Russia heated their homes or Masonsry Heat "fireplace" or Rock Mass Heat. Less wood is needed. From - Nash. TN-USA
I admire your tenacity
That wood prices are per cubic meter, that is why the price is for 62 items for first wood pile and 14 items for secondary.
You’re doing a great job as usual. Great video
Thank you my friend 🙏🏻
I sure am glad I found your channel, my husband and I love watching!
You were in Germany... were you stationed there? Where abouts?
I was stationed in Kaiserslautern, West Germany. 😂 Yeah, that long ago, the end of the cold war.
No my friend I’m a marine I was never stationed in such a place I went after the Afghan war I traveled a lot.
Lived near Würzburg
A family from Canada living in Russia are building their house on their own. Their RUclips channel is called Country Side Acres if anyone wants to watch.
Could you go to his channel and let people know about my channel too 🤣🙏🏻
Thank you for sharing. I enjoyed this video. 😊❤
Happy new year to you and your wife
You make good progress on your house that great
The sky there is amazing 😍
informative video :) and I see you already squad like a gopnik, nice 13:30!
Hey Daniel! I'm wondering if the tubing for the floor heaters can be installed into the foundation? Also, how would this be used over a basement? Can you run a subfloor over a basement, then put the concrete over it?
Great video! I'm loving these construction videos with the prices, even though I'm a lady.
I'd love to come there and build a home there!
Добро пожаловать!!!)))
Добро пожаловать!)))
Check out the first video of this series it shows the foundation it’s on a pillar foundation and the piping was done by the manufacturer and the sewage goes down in to the septic
Dan, have you ever seen irony of fate ирония судьбы?
Yes
The Jordan’s are a nice touch though. :)
Your in floor radiant heat is the best, (IMHO). However you may need an additional heat source to compensate for rapid temperature changes. Are electric rates reasonable in your town?
The cheapest in all of Russia and some of the cheapest in the world for that matter
@@Wild-Siberia That's wonderful. Electric rates in the USA just continue to clime. In fact, all energy costs just keep increasing.
@@Jj-gi2uv not in Siberia. They don't have there continuous gas supply ( just in cylinders) The great back-up for the electric heater would be a stove/fioreplace, however it would cost additional $ 3000-4000
Cement is a compliment of concrete like flour is part of a cake.
Cement would not make a good floor.
Likely a dumb question: I’m guessing due to the buildings being modules they are simply built on a raised foundation… but wouldn’t it be more energy efficient (heating wise) for the buildings to have either a cellar or a lower level below the frost line?
Heating is electric and electricity here cost less than 1 cent / kilowatt
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You can build houses very cheap in many countries all over the world. Hot or cold.. But the "right" location it always very expensive..
just looking at that roof structure, the joints, the overhangs , not sitting fully on the uprights etc none of that would meet any codes here in the uk ! I'd also always go for a brick built building any day of the week but again i realise it's common here in the UK but not in the rest of the world. is the wood treated against rot, insect damage etc
Well everything here lasts well
It is likely that when the wall is built, it will provide additional strength. Maybe they will paint when they finish.
Russian huts have been standing for three hundred years (they only sink into the ground)). Of course we can build. British shallow-blooded arrogance is ridiculous.
A brick house would cost 3X the price. Especially the basement for it ( you will not build a brick house on the thin pillars/piles as they have done for the house in this video)
Does the trans Siberian railway stop in your town? It stops somewhere on lake Balcal(sp). And the passengers have an authentic Russian Bbq. I noticed on some of your videos there are RR tracks.
Yes it does
I've seen Baikal once in my life. When I was demobilized from army, I was going home by the train from Khabarovsk to Ekaterinburg. Still remember those 4 hours when we were passing by the lake.
And about prices.. they look so small when you convert them in dollars😅 but then I remember that my salary is from $500 to $1000 per month and it isn't funny anymore😂
Хороший дом получится строители похоже из местных специалисты а Дэн бригадир).Покажешь когда новоселье у вас будит порадуемся, привет вам с Ксенией с берегов Хабаровского края, тихого океана.
I cannot wait to start our own project thanks for watching and supporting 🤝🏻🙏🏻
How much insulation do you have in area you live in?
The basic amount nothing crazy it’s not that bad
Please explain
@@Wild-Siberia i believe we have 250mm 10 inch in the walls here in Sweden. In my area its about -25 celsius the most in the coldest period.
@@digirepp 200 mm or 250 mm mineral wool on top of logs would be sufficient. Actually, the main problem there would be the basement. In this particular buildng they don't have any basement, just the concrete piles/pillars. Because of that they must have some sort of floor heating system ( they installed hot water pipes).
Hey Dan. Have you ever met any Soviet afghan veterans since you been living in Russia if so can you interview them on your channel. I love to American afghan veteran talk to Soviet afghan veterans
Yes I have and yes I plan on meeting one day to record
I’m curious why those large beams in the start of the video are split like that with no support beam under them?
Are they just relying on the board nailed to their side like that?
For the roof? They are cut to nail together to make a longer piece
Is it standard pex?
I don’t know what that is
@Wild-Siberia PEX lines are the "plastic" flexible water hose lines used instead of hard pvc, or copper/brass water lines.
How much for buying land in your erea
Decent land 10-20k for 600-2000 sq meters I don’t know about western measurements
Thanks
Молодец большой!!
You living the dream my friend , Ameri…, I mean Russian dream!!!
Just living no dream 🙏🏻 stay awake 😅
Love it ❤ I only need enough space for myself and a dog.
🇷🇺Bachelor in Baikal
$ 50 000 and you will find a shelter there
@@mikhailshafeev9384 I think that 50K for a really good life - nice(small, of course, but not tiny) house and normal-size peace of land. It is normally for us, Russians, but not for foreigners, who often think about trailers and other compromises
@@СергейЧумаченко-в2ь но, скажу я вам - и в России да и на Западе собрать 50К баксов - очень многим непосильная задача ( в России у многих есть наследственные хрущевки, это СИЛЬНО выручает) Да и вправду и в России цены стали совсем безумными... забор из профнастила вокруг 12-13 соток земли, с воротами и калиткой - в миллион не уложиться!!!
давай еще
Don't look like it's cold there
It’s not just -15 to -20C, we have tons of sun here
it is Siberia south. Lots of sun during the winter.
He should wear a mask painting
Jan 2nd, 2025: 1.00 USD = 113.50 RUB
Basically because the avg wage is so low this is still unaffordable... not to mention 28% mortgage rates😂😂😂😂😂😂
Donde es mas frio en gringolandia or Siberia?
En Siberia llega a -70 C 🤣
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How are you still on RUclips? I thought Russia banned it
Who said that?
@ Read it online but can’t find an official source. Has it been slowed down for you?
Way,way cheaper in Russia
Hey Dan. Did you hear the news former U.S president jimmy Carter die
Yes it’s unfortunate
Love ya my two favorite Family in Russia. Wish i could help you physically in building your home my friend! More brothers in arms should help each other , as our government sure doesn't !
Come visit any time
That’s the worst concrete floor job I have ever seen. That is not typical in Russia
Happens
I will build my own home.🇿🇦🇦🇺🇬🇪🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
Very small house.
It’s not a house … they are rental rooms for summer for visiting the lake
Siberia:
ruclips.net/video/462H6zYVRgo/видео.html
you might want to avoid flying in russia for a while, since you shot down your own plane over azerbaijan yesterday.......
Самолёт из Азербайджана шёл в Россию, в город Грозный. Был туман и помехи от украинских дронов, они не дали самолёту уйти на глиссаду. Ему пришлось лететь в Актау. Там самолёт смог аварийно приземлиться, 29 человек из 69 живы.
Based on your conversation it’s obvious you know very little about construction. Your terminology (English) for construction techniques is that of an amateur.
I hope you learn more before you proceed with the construction of your home.
Buddy I’m no construction worker obviously 🤣
@ as I stated in my comment, that was obvious.
All I mentioned is you had better increase your knowledge base in construction before venturing off into building your own home. Be it Russia or the US, or any other country you care to name some contractors, once they get wind that you are a green horn (know little about the trade), they will try and take advantage of your lack of knowledge! Having owned and operated a successful business in the construction industry for 47 years, I caution you buyer be ware. Try reading some books on basic construction and learn the proper terminology. It will go a long way in keeping you from getting overcharges or taken advantage of! Please accept my criticism as constructive, not intended to bash you in any way. I just understand how construction people think, from the business owner to the laborers on the job, be careful, and take time to educate yourself!
@@dennisdumas1734 it is very true and applies to Russia as well. Even if contractor does not want to cheat on you, he may choose or insist on decisions which he likes, but later you may realize that it is not what you wanted. However, there is no other way than build one house, meet all issues and later build another.
You cool men!
You look plump bro. Must be some good eating. 😊
Yes
Another advantage of Russian wives is that they are excellent cooks.