Installation of High Quality Plastic Sashes and a Week of Insulation Works [Season3 - Part5]
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- Опубликовано: 16 ноя 2024
- My hands always hurt when I work on insulation. I told a young carpenter that my fingerprints disappeared after insulation work. He advised me to use gloves.
That makes sense.
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Seriously, this is gold. This Channel needs more attention.
His Japanese channel has much more subscribers, but yeah I agree
This guy does every step of the construction himself. Props. İn the US it takes like 20 different specialist tradesmen.
this kind of pride in workmanship is amazing to see.
Wow! So different from houses built in North America. I have tremendous respect for Japanese methods. The craftsmanship is very high! Thank you!
Once again, you make the work effortless
Hello Master Sukiya-daiku. Watching you work and your attention to detail, fitment and finish gives me great energy!
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I'm amazed at the quality of framing lumber and how exact and neatly the cuts are made.
The attention to detail continues even with the installation of the rigid foam insulation. I don't see too many that have the ship lap joint on the ends for a better continuous seal.
To Shoyan; the Windows and Sliding Doors get heavier these days, since the people feel more need to be energy efficient. Theres a huge different in weight with Tripple Glassed Windows compared to Doubble Glassed, since one additional layer adds more weight, but in return gives better insulation for heat and noise. Good Job, as allways =)
Japan doesn't have triple glazed windows (at least commonly). He might be comparing double to single or vinyl/wood to aluminum.
Fascinating, much different than my area. Thank you, these videos are well done and narrated
Hello Shoyan I love all of your videos and I’m wondering when you will do a video of installing exterior wall panels.
That’s a well built house!!! Awesome work!
Good to watch and lots of info as to what and why you are doing things. Many thanks
Great work as always! Do you ever install kitchen cabinets? if so that would be awesome to see how you get it done. Thank you for the amazing info on all the craft you do
Nice video 👍
Nice work..Can we get a tour of your tools you use please
Great work love this Chanel 👍🏻
thoroughly enjoy your channel
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@02:35, its interest that the door is installed on the outside of the framing. At least in the states, we have doorways in the same plane as the studs. Thus you an easily find a more secure part of a structure in an earthquake.
Maybe I'm missing a detail, or that later on the framing will build out this one section (strengthening the doorway) (at least it looks like the doorway is offset from the rest of the framing by 9 to 10cm).
Could it be because here in Japan, the front door is lower than the floor? The door opens outwards, the foyer is similar to a mud room where we leave our shoes to enter the house.
@@maritessekine8414 Its structurally weaker this way. There is probably plenty of framing that you dont need this door at all
@@dragade101 Although I obviously know nothing, a comment like yours is an opportunity to learn. Thank you.
Meanwhile in America, I had to cut a piece of drywall out of my kitchen for replacement and the construction worker left a box of nails and an empty monster energy can in the cavity.
Is the expanded styrofoam meant to meet a structural requirement or could you use green compostable insulation like wool (or any other natural material)?
Natural materials or based materials are more traditional. I'd say the number one product would be Rockwood in Japan. At least it used to be if I'm not mistaken.
Thank you 🤙
Thoroughness.
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what is the "R" value of the insulation?
perfection
I wonder how long it takes to build this house?
Great job love the channel
Styrofoam insulation? I think that would be against code in the US because of flamability and toxicity if there's a fire.
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High Quality Plastic. xD
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Why not install the insulation higher on the floor instead of using the foam insulation that has cero insulating properties?
there are far superior insulation materials than styrofoam. Wonder why they do not use glass wool etc. winters in Japan are cold while LNG and electricity are expansive.
i like the video's and wood work. But this insulation is a joke. Why even bother putting it there. It's the least insulating kind of insulation. Why not fill it up completely with Rockwool And install a fluctuating vapor barrier?
I'll have to look up "Rockwool". We use fiberglass here in the States.
Wow! So different from houses built in North America. I have tremendous respect for Japanese methods. The craftsmanship is very high! Thank you!
I bet there are cheesy, mass-produced tract developments in Japan too.