Good job on reusing the old tiles instead of spending money on something you already have. Some of those beams looks good, you could also reuse them for some other projects, like barn etc. If you reuse whatever you can and put down numbers later to compare how much you would spend if you just bought everything new. Of course if things are rotten they have to be replaced, but often all they need is a good cleaning. You seem to be intelligent, hardworking, funny young couple. You're doing great💕
Job well done guys! Hard work, Chain Saw would be help, come on Tool Compnies a freebie would be a great help to this lovely wee couple from NI. We love your channel. Clarke & Christine - Belfast x
If you have a sawmill in the area that can produce nice timbers for you at a reasonable price - this would be a beautiful space to have an open timber ceiling. The big issue with the clay tiles is their weight. The timbers and purlins have to be pretty massive to carry the load and not sag over time. I don't think you'd want to pay the price of these timbers at Brico 😊 Once you have the rafters up you can clad the ceiling (on top of the beams) with ship lap or tongue and groove planks that you have prefinished on the ground (paint, stain, options unlimited - I favor white.) so you don't have to try to finish all that wood overhead. Then your insulation panels go down and so on. 😊 It is a beautiful wide open space. I'm certain you can do something creative with the fireplace, too.
Thanks Steve once again for your tips 😊 we plan to have the timbers exposed like you described and are just waiting on the lovely wood delivery from a local supplier (reasonably priced 😊) Excellent idea to finish the materials before putting them up, save the arms the pain!
@@BaileysHomestead WOW! You are way ahead of the game! That is terrific news. The supplier can probably mill the planks for you too. If you use 3/4" planks your joists will need to be closer together. But if you use 1 1/2 inch planks you can span quite a distance. How very exciting. Can't wait to see those videos Congratulations!😊
THEY ARE FANTASTIC, THE COLLABORATION OF THE TWO IS GREAT! I'M GOING TO TELL A LITTLE ABOUT MYSELF SO THAT THERE ARE NO FALSE INTERPRETATIONS. I'M A RETIRED OLD MAN, I'VE WORKED IN VARIOUS OFFICES, IN ELECTRICITY (REPAIRS) IT'S MORE PLEASURE TO DETECT A FAILURE THAN TO FOLLOW LOGIC AND DO THE WORK FROM BEGINNING TO FINISH! THEN I WENT FROM SAILOR TO THE HIGHEST POSITION, IT WASN'T EASY BUT I LOVED IT, THE EXAMS FOR CATEGORY CHANGES WERE LIKE A COURT, NOW I TAKE THE SAILOR'S EXAMS AND THE ONE THAT YOUNGER TEACHERS DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO! I WOULD LIKE TO GIVE YOU 1 KEYCHAIN IN THE SHAPE OF A PINEAPPLE THAT GIVES THE NAME TO THE NO.
Ah Antonio, thank you so much for your kind words and lovely comments each week 😊💚 It sounds like you've had an interesting career! We hope you are enjoying retirement 🥰
Brilliant Work and edge of the seat viewing. Using a saw to cut the main beam was brave, next time cut twice top and bottom and hit sideways to snap or ratchet/pull. Suggest you contact 'life by living' as they are just ahead of you on stone building reconstruction. Otherwise love your hard work and determination.
Great job, lots of hard work, but your kitchen is going to be beautiful when you finish. Be sure & keep an antihistamine on hand for wasp stings etc, but you probably already know this, just advice from an old Granna, lol. I admire you both for following your dreams & thanks for sharing your journey. Have a blessed week.
@@BaileysHomestead I don’t know if you watch Portugal dreamzzz aswell,or how close they live to you, but,they have hundreds of square tiles they giving away for free. Watch yesterdays episode if you interested
I could see your wee Irish mussels up in sixth gear,, fair whacking that Thousand year old Bram,, that Bee storied fairly did the job,, great work both of you,,it will make a great difference to your kitchen,,,I cleaned black suit off my drive with bleech it cleaned up nicely,any that falls on the floor you can scrub up, make shure to put on a vapour barrier winters can get very damp 🎉 💨
The channel “Living in the Algarve” has been working on their roof. You might something useful there. It seems almost everyone coming to these old places in Portugal have to do their roofs.
Good work! do you plan to have the same height of the roof as the old one or are you going to raise the roof a little? Saw on the newer house (on the wall) that there was a marking of a roof that has been there at some point in time.
It would be good to match the original roof height as shown on the rendered wall. The lowered roof creates two areas that are impossible to waterproof.
@@BaileysHomestead That's wonderful! One thing I forgot to mention is the traditional masonry at the eves and gable end is typically some type of two or three brick corbel (unless you have a good overhand at the eves. A corbel can add a real touch of class and also is a great way to level out the tops of the limestone boulders. One other structural detail that is common in Portugal is a ring beam on top of the granite to tie everything together. Also, here is a link to a couple that used open beams, roof top insulation and recycled tiles. I thought you might be interested in how they did it, I think the recycled tiles look great! ruclips.net/video/AJXNnvaA5EE/видео.html As always, best of luck!
Fiquei leslumbrada vocês sao verdadeiramente fantásticos nunca vi pessoas que nunca trabalharam em obras consingam fazer na perfeiçao estes trabalhos tao duros estao de parabens. Desejo-vos uma boa semana e cá espero por mais vidios Thank you so much God bless you a lot🙏🏼 💯% nice 👍👍👍🐕🦺🐕🦺
Class job on the finca kitchen 😊 great team work it will look great try a wire brush on the smoke see if it helps i will as a friend who has a old irish stone cottage in donegal for tips you deserve a beer or beers great job have a good'n😊😊
I keep wondering why on earth have you not removed the 4 or 5 tiles on the left side of the top of the roof. before they are allowed to just drop and break?
Well done you 2. If you need any help please ask Nick from Project Portugal to help and teach you if you dont know how. He is a wonderfull person and an ex builder who can teach you a lot. He can help you with absolutely anything. Cindy Vine Portugal have a cure for whasp stings. It is a copper or brownish colour small change you use to put on the sting and wrap it on the sting. It will helps with the itch and prevents swelling. With a lot of love. Granny South Africa.
Be careful with those wasp stings. You are definitely having an allergic reaction. Wasps are very dirty stingers, so be on the look out for red rings on your arm which is cellulitis and you need antibiotics for it. Ask me how i know. Also be sure youre up to date with tetanus shots too.
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Muriatic Acid is what you need to clean the granite up, should be available from a builders merchant... Good luck with it all!
Ah thank you! Will check it out 💚
Also the channel “Life by Living” is replacing the roof on their stone cottage by themselves.
Thank you, will check them out 😊
Another channel to watch is Finca life. They are restoring their Spanish finca, but, such educational restorative episodes.
Thanks Debbie, will check them out 😊💚
Hi guys & bailey, the big beam was crying out for a chainsaw.
On reflection we agree 😅💚
Hahaha you looked like a robber with your jumper on!! Great progress guys! ❤️🇨🇦
Thank you 😊 💚
Great job with the demolishing, it will make a great kitchen. The huge stone is lovely.
Thank you very much! Can't wait to see how it turns out 😊
Wow you two are amazing I was getting tired watching you take down that roof 😂😂great job
Thanks, hard work but worth it 💚
Towards the purchase of a good chainsaw and PPE❤ Keep up the good work!
This is unbelievably generous of you! Thank you so much 💚😊 Our tool cupboard is definitely due an upgrade, greatly appreciated 🥰 have a great week!
Good job on reusing the old tiles instead of spending money on something you already have. Some of those beams looks good, you could also reuse them for some other projects, like barn etc. If you reuse whatever you can and put down numbers later to compare how much you would spend if you just bought everything new. Of course if things are rotten they have to be replaced, but often all they need is a good cleaning. You seem to be intelligent, hardworking, funny young couple. You're doing great💕
Thank you so much, that's kind of you to say 💚 and great idea about putting the numbers down. We are always trying to reuse as much as possible 😊
Job well done guys! Hard work, Chain Saw would be help, come on Tool Compnies a freebie would be a great help to this lovely wee couple from NI.
We love your channel.
Clarke & Christine - Belfast x
Thank you Christine and Clarke 💚 great knowing some Belfast people are watching too! 😊
Wow....roof is off and walls are cleaned? Exciting 😊 Great job!
We can't wait now to see how it turns out 😊💚
Wow that was a huge job! You guys did a great job. You must be exhausted!❤️
Thanks! Hard work but worth it 😊💚
Ola hard work but in the end will be a beautiful kitchen with all this stone .See you Sunday.
Can't wait to see how it turns out 💚😊
If you have a sawmill in the area that can produce nice timbers for you at a reasonable price - this would be a beautiful space to have an open timber ceiling. The big issue with the clay tiles is their weight. The timbers and purlins have to be pretty massive to carry the load and not sag over time. I don't think you'd want to pay the price of these timbers at Brico 😊
Once you have the rafters up you can clad the ceiling (on top of the beams) with ship lap or tongue and groove planks that you have prefinished on the ground (paint, stain, options unlimited - I favor white.) so you don't have to try to finish all that wood overhead. Then your insulation panels go down and so on. 😊 It is a beautiful wide open space.
I'm certain you can do something creative with the fireplace, too.
Thanks Steve once again for your tips 😊 we plan to have the timbers exposed like you described and are just waiting on the lovely wood delivery from a local supplier (reasonably priced 😊)
Excellent idea to finish the materials before putting them up, save the arms the pain!
@@BaileysHomestead WOW! You are way ahead of the game! That is terrific news. The supplier can probably mill the planks for you too. If you use 3/4" planks your joists will need to be closer together. But if you use 1 1/2 inch planks you can span quite a distance. How very exciting. Can't wait to see those videos Congratulations!😊
Wow, pressure washing working well.👍
THEY ARE FANTASTIC, THE COLLABORATION OF THE TWO IS GREAT! I'M GOING TO TELL A LITTLE ABOUT MYSELF SO THAT THERE ARE NO FALSE INTERPRETATIONS. I'M A RETIRED OLD MAN, I'VE WORKED IN VARIOUS OFFICES, IN ELECTRICITY (REPAIRS) IT'S MORE PLEASURE TO DETECT A FAILURE THAN TO FOLLOW LOGIC AND DO THE WORK FROM BEGINNING TO FINISH! THEN I WENT FROM SAILOR TO THE HIGHEST POSITION, IT WASN'T EASY BUT I LOVED IT, THE EXAMS FOR CATEGORY CHANGES WERE LIKE A COURT, NOW I TAKE THE SAILOR'S EXAMS AND THE ONE THAT YOUNGER TEACHERS DON'T KNOW HOW TO DO! I WOULD LIKE TO GIVE YOU 1 KEYCHAIN IN THE SHAPE OF A PINEAPPLE THAT GIVES THE NAME TO THE NO.
Ah Antonio, thank you so much for your kind words and lovely comments each week 😊💚 It sounds like you've had an interesting career! We hope you are enjoying retirement 🥰
With the roof off you can really see how dark the smoke has made it. A good clean will hopefully sort it.👍
There was so much soot and smoke 😅
Brilliant Work and edge of the seat viewing. Using a saw to cut the main beam was brave, next time cut twice top and bottom and hit sideways to snap or ratchet/pull. Suggest you contact 'life by living' as they are just ahead of you on stone building reconstruction. Otherwise love your hard work and determination.
Thank you, everything is trial and error for us, will check them out 😊💚
Congratulations on your achievements! we bought a ruin in Mafra and we will rebuild it soon
Thank you! 💚 good luck with your project, exciting! 😊
Great job, lots of hard work, but your kitchen is going to be beautiful when you finish. Be sure & keep an antihistamine on hand for wasp stings etc, but you probably already know this, just advice from an old Granna, lol. I admire you both for following your dreams & thanks for sharing your journey. Have a blessed week.
Thank you so much 💚😊 have a great week!!
Awesome love your journey xx
Thank you!! 💚
Hard work, but will be worth it in the end, great job done by you both 👏👏👏👏
Thank you so much 😁💚
@@BaileysHomestead I don’t know if you watch Portugal dreamzzz aswell,or how close they live to you, but,they have hundreds of square tiles they giving away for free. Watch yesterdays episode if you interested
It looks really hard work but worth it in the end
Hard work but yes worth it for sure 😊
I could see your wee Irish mussels up in sixth gear,, fair whacking that Thousand year old Bram,, that Bee storied fairly did the job,, great work both of you,,it will make a great difference to your kitchen,,,I cleaned black suit off my drive with bleech it cleaned up nicely,any that falls on the floor you can scrub up, make shure to put on a vapour barrier winters can get very damp 🎉
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Definitely hard work for the wee arms 😂 thank you! Could maybe give bleach a go then 😊💚
Thats a massive achievement well done , I think it was an acid Indie Projects used to clean their stone 👍
Thank you! 💚 will check it out
Great to see how well you are both getting along 👌
So happy for you both!
- Chris (Jan's)
Thanks Chris 😊 💚
Great job. Well done. Antihistamine tablets are good for wasp strings.
Thanks 😊
Complimenti, lei è molto creativa!!
Muito obrigada 😊💚
Bravo à vous deux , beau travail ! 😍
Merci 💚
Your both working really hard well done it’s going to look amazing
Thanks so much! Can't wait to see it finished 💚
Great job done
Love the videos .
Thank you 😊
I think a chainsaw is in order.👌😉 Great job guys!
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Hopefully you guys are using lime to build and fill in the gaps in the stone. Cement/Mortar don't let out moisture. It traps moisture. 😮
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The channel “Living in the Algarve” has been working on their roof. You might something useful there. It seems almost everyone coming to these old places in Portugal have to do their roofs.
Thanks, I suppose with older properties the roof is bound to leak a little 😅💚
Good work! do you plan to have the same height of the roof as the old one or are you going to raise the roof a little? Saw on the newer house (on the wall) that there was a marking of a roof that has been there at some point in time.
It would be good to match the original roof height as shown on the rendered wall. The lowered roof creates two areas that are impossible to waterproof.
Thanks! We plan on building it up a little bit and have our thinking caps on for the best way to waterproof it 😊
@@BaileysHomestead That's wonderful! One thing I forgot to mention is the traditional masonry at the eves and gable end is typically some type of two or three brick corbel (unless you have a good overhand at the eves. A corbel can add a real touch of class and also is a great way to level out the tops of the limestone boulders. One other structural detail that is common in Portugal is a ring beam on top of the granite to tie everything together. Also, here is a link to a couple that used open beams, roof top insulation and recycled tiles. I thought you might be interested in how they did it, I think the recycled tiles look great! ruclips.net/video/AJXNnvaA5EE/видео.html As always, best of luck!
That was an epic effort, think you need to invest in a chainsaw, or maybe some sponsorship will gift you one. I'm enjoying the journey. Well done
Glad you're enjoying watching along 😊 it definitely didn't come down as easily as we hoped!
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Fiquei leslumbrada vocês sao verdadeiramente fantásticos nunca vi pessoas que nunca trabalharam em obras consingam fazer na perfeiçao estes trabalhos tao duros estao de parabens.
Desejo-vos uma boa semana e cá espero por mais vidios
Thank you so much
God bless you a lot🙏🏼 💯% nice 👍👍👍🐕🦺🐕🦺
Thank you so much 💚 we hope you've had a great week! See you in another video very soon 🤗
a drill with a wire brush bit? for the smokey stones
Definitely worth a try 😊💚
I didn't think that ridge beam was ever coming down.
neither did we! 😅
You're gaining loads of space getting rid of that fireplace, heavy work well worth the effort.👍
Feels so much more spacious now 😊
use muriatic acid to clean the smoke on the walls than pressure wash the stones with water
Awesome, thanks will try it out 😊
Class job on the finca kitchen 😊 great team work it will look great try a wire brush on the smoke see if it helps i will as a friend who has a old irish stone cottage in donegal for tips you deserve a beer or beers great job have a good'n😊😊
Great, will give a wire brush a go 😊 i suppose what we have is similar actually to some little donegal cottages 💚 cheers 🍻
@@BaileysHomestead try Baking soda 👌
Did you guys save the chandelier?
Yes we still have it 😊
I wonder of distilled vinegar would work on the stone!
Maybe worth a try John thanks! 😊💚
Do have a wheelbarrow? It would cut down on walking back and forth.
We do, one of us was working with the wheelbarrow, the other with buckets 😊
Don’t you have a chain saw?! 😊
You definitely need a chainsaw 😅
On reflection yes 😅💚
I keep wondering why on earth have you not removed the 4 or 5 tiles on the left side of the top of the roof. before they are allowed to just drop and break?
Them ones were firmly cemented in place 😅
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Don’t throw the tiles away as some people are needing these tiles.
We don't plan on throwing any of it away 😊
Well done you 2. If you need any help please ask Nick from Project Portugal to help and teach you if you dont know how. He is a wonderfull person and an ex builder who can teach you a lot. He can help you with absolutely anything. Cindy Vine Portugal have a cure for whasp stings. It is a copper or brownish colour small change you use to put on the sting and wrap it on the sting. It will helps with the itch and prevents swelling. With a lot of love. Granny South Africa.
Thank you so much! Will check the people you mentioned out, sounds like they could have some very helpful tips 😀 💚💚
Be careful with those wasp stings. You are definitely having an allergic reaction. Wasps are very dirty stingers, so be on the look out for red rings on your arm which is cellulitis and you need antibiotics for it. Ask me how i know. Also be sure youre up to date with tetanus shots too.
Thanks for the tip! 🐝
loving your videos……but you almost gave me a heart attack poking those last tiles off from underneath 😮 Please wear hard hats for stuff like that!
Thanks! On reflection hard hats will be a good investment 👷♀️👷♂️💚💚
oh your strong Irish accent is for strangers quite a problem🫢😉
Use subtitles
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Don't think we will ever lose the accent 😅😂💚
@@valerie-my3jh good idea didnt know that for irish😀
Well done guys! I've messaged u on Instagram 👍🏼
Thanks Theresa 😊 💚
@@BaileysHomestead ur doing a great job, the tiles u r keeping will help save money too! Perhaps pressure wash them, should come up like new? 😊
@theresamcinnes8440 hopefully they do 😊 job for me this week