Cutting, Fitting and Fixing the OSB in our Stone Irish Farmhouse
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- Now that the joists in the kitchen are all replaced it is time to finally cut, fit and fix the OSB in place in the bedroom as our "temporary" flooring. We aren't the fastest at things like this so it did take a while. Don't worry, there is plenty of time lapse footage.
Dawn mentions Rob and his wife Clare on the channel below who we watch. They are doing the same as us but with a lot more demolition and building. Please take a few minutes to pop over to their channel, have a watch and subscribe if you think it is your thing.
West Cork Wander: / @westcorkwander
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The floor looks great, you’ve done a super job with all the different cuts needed. As long as you can keep laughing at your mistakes and challenges life is good.
That’s the best way to look at things with humour! Most things can be fixed so it’s not a big deal.
I’m so glad you “like a good ramble” ! That’s what makes you guys so fun to watch! Great job on the OSB! Now you won’t fall through!!
Oh yes I love a ramble…it’s made me realise, doing these videos, that I chat quite a lot! 😂 but I’m glad you like it though because I’m sure I won’t ever stop loving a good ramble!
It’s so nice to be able to walk around in the room and not have to be aware of any holes you might fall through!
It was like doing a jig saw puzzle, I had to laugh when you said taking day off work just to watch the video
Yes I am comfortable thanks Ben
Good morning Sharon, how are you?
It seemed hard work doing that floor, the other bedroom seemed much more straight forwards even though we had to cut more sheets down to length. Maybe it was because we knew what we were doing by then and learned from our mistakes haha.
I can't remember that bit. I did have a whizz through the video to see if I could find us saying that but couldn't. But pleased we made you laugh :-)
Have a lovely day ahead :-)
Ideally you want all the boards to be going the same direction and stagger the edges. Same when you get to the drywall if you’re going to do frame and drywall walls. I love your senses of humor and you two make such a great team, I hope you have a lovely Sunday! 😊❤
Also, I followed your Cork channel so I could watch them as well! 😁
You’ll love them! They make us laugh out loud many a time! They have done soooo much work it puts us to shame every time we watch them! 😳
No probably won’t do framing and drywalling. We’re going to patch up the plaster and lime wash over when we do finally get there lol
Once again your video has taken priority over housework, thank you! I would give Ben a 7 for his Irish dancing. Well done and thank you for making the viewers feel they are actually there with you.XX
Housework is overrated, look at our place hahaha. Only a 7? I had been practicing that for hours before filming too :-) Thank you for saying that, sometimes we don't always get the best footage or maybe the video style some people like to watch but we always like to try and think of what we watch and how we feel we are part of it when watching, so knowing you feel part of it is nice to know.
Staggering the OSB with the 8 ft dimension perpendicular to the joists is definitely the proper method. In new construction the noggins will typically be spaced 4 ft apart to support the edge of the OSB and to provide something to drive the screws into. Construction adhesive is also used to help elimate squeaky floors.
It's good to have a multi purpose face as long as it's mostly a happy face. Many years ago I had a boss tell me that the face you have in your early 50s is the face you will be stuck with for the rest of your life so try to keep smiling. 😊
Thanks for commenting as always :) I only said to Dawn the other night, lay in bed, looking up at the bottom of the joists that with hindsight, I should have made sure the noggins lined up with the edge of the OSB and I will do for the living room ceiling.... so with that said, that is my plan. Being the "temporary" floor, we didn't want to use glue for ease of lifting it all again. What we have found for squeak though is a sheep's wool strip which sits on top of the joists and below the flooring. No doubt other products are available for this but the sheep's wool works well in lime houses due to it's ability to hold and release moisture.
I was once described as having an angry default face which I took as a compliment, not sure they meant it that way though, but I took the good from the comment hahaha.
Your not doing a bad job for first timers. The one thing that is worrying are the wiring under the door threshold, it needs to be protected from abrasion and can’t be pinched between the OSB and joists or the wall.
@dcimedic Thank you! 😊 The wiring will be going shortly as its the original wiring in the house and not up to spec but Ben has 12v from the solar running through it at present just to give us a some light while we wait for the electrician to come and rewire the house. Fingers crossed it will be gone soon 😊
I believe what you are all describing is what’s called resting bitch face. 😊❤
Well done you two, good job, hard work and perservance, and you never stopped for any cups of tea, 😇😁🥰 xx
Haha nope, not one 😉 maybe a couple lol Thanks Pa, plenty of perseverance! Xxx
Ahhhh ye bloody legends :) It made our lunch to hear you both chatting at our channel. Such kind words too, sure laughing is the only way to get thru these projects!
We are a few months ahead, but it seems your videos are fairly well timed for ours... I have a pallet of OSB outside to do the upstairs and that reference to your gazebo you made.... Keep an eye on our channel in the next week or too to see a disaster happen to our caravan awning!
Haha aww I’m glad it pleased you both 😊 we honestly love watching you…because you make us smile and your experience of this whole process mimics us so much it’s weird lol. We will look forward to your awning video. We do have the gazebo video…but it probably won’t go up as Ben was a bit..erm..shall we say not in a very good mood with it! 😂
Wow. Neat work. Well done. ❤❤😊
It tool a little while to get going but we got there in there end. A few months later and we haven't fallen through yet haha.
Thank you for watching and commenting :-)
Great to see your progress 🎉
Thank you 😘
would highly suggest doing all your electrics and plumbing surface job in old buildings like this . saved me a fortune and its how it was traditionally done in lreland for decades.
This is exactly how we plan to go. 😊 Electrician is coming tomorrow and we are surface mount all the way for that and will do the same with the plumbing too.
The minute I was saying to myself, You two should make a template and BAM out came a cardboard piece. Then I was, hm you may need to build up the concrete at the threshold, and BAM you place a piece of wood bracing…which was a much simpler remedy. Love the time lapse and love a good Coke break. Did a great job on that ivy too. Can’t wait till the next vid.
Haha love it! You’re clearly on the same wave length as us! We will win the Ivy battle one day! Got to have a coke moment or 2! 😂
CAD, or cardboard aided design!
Cracking work there...
Thank you 😊
Just started to watch and first thought that came up when you said was removing th moldy wood and attic was:"lower the bedroom ceiling and create 3 extra spaces on the Attic with 3 Velux windows at the backside of the roof" the ceiling in the blue room upstairs is high enough as I see the space above the entrydoor. Another staircase spiral or with 90° angle would fit in easily. 3 huge light spaces on the attic. That would be amazing
Now that sounds bloody lovely…maybe when our skills are better we might think about that again, it’s a great idea. Thank you!❤️
Enjoyed
Thank you we’re glad you did 😊
I recently found your channel and enjoyed thoroughly watching from the beginning. You guys have done so well on the house and the land. It's exciting watching, what I'm sure was once a lovely home, coming back to life. Congrats, I'm rooting for you from Ontario, Canada.
Aww welcome and thank you! It really does feel like it is coming back to life…almost there with every room being useable, it’s very exciting!
well don great job
Thank you and thank you for commenting :-)
I think you should make that room your master suite with an ensuite bathroom. If you split into two rooms, you can bust a doorway on the other side of the fireplace for a door to the second bedroom.
Both of those options have been things we have thought about. Ben especially likes the idea of putting a new doorway on the landing. We shall see as time goes on …what becomes of the rooms 😂
So much work in houses without a single square corner or straight edge. You just have to start some where!
Hahaha yes you’re right, not a straight edge in sight.
What a transformation! Looks real nice. Just a thought. Could you get the living room cleared out, new joists and decking installed, then use it as a workshop while working on the rest of the house and save it for last?
Now…that is a good idea! Me and Ben read your comment at the same time and went….”ooh, now that’s a thought isn’t it?!” Watch this space, we might just do that…because when we left England to move here we sold all our furniture, so we have nothing else to put in the living room anyway! 🤣 😂
U need a 10 mm gap between the floor boards and the wall for expansion. The skirting hides the 10mm gap when fitted. And there are 2 x 8 boards that interlock for floors that are tested.and can be glued together.
Yes, the narrow sheets of tongue & groove OSB are really handy for doing floors!
Thanks for commenting, there are lots of 10mm gaps around the room and not to many places where it actually touches the stone work due to the inconstant nature of the building. Being only a "temporary" flooring, we will ensure when we lay the real floorboards that the expansion gap is present all around.
@@thecornerhouseproject for temporary it’s fine. For my floors I did the 2 x 8 ft sheets as the interlink.I used this floor as the build progressed and then I glue engineered oak boards on top of it. Turned out a great job. It’s all hard work but u have too keep going
Oooh! What great-looking flat, even joists! Seems almost like a shame to cover them up- unless, of course, you're covering them with nicely fitted OSB. 😊
BTW, have you guys seen the trick where you put an anchor bolt/wall plug into a masonry wall; & then you can put a screw in through a cable tie, & use the cable tie to hold things like electrical cords? If you can find them, there are also plastic anchors made just for holding cable ties.
Hi and thank you for watching and commenting :-) We were really surprised with how flat it all looks without bump from noggins (only 2 places) and the fact the floor isn't actually level.... and the fact it being our first time doing it.
Dawn always worries that she takes too long doing things but because of her meticulous, won't be beaten nature means that everything fits perfectly.
Yeah we have seen that cable tie thing but fingers crossed it won't be much longer before those electric cables come out and mains cable goes in..... fingers crossed though!
Fine job 😄
Thanks 😅 and thanks for watching.
Have you thought of getting a profiler for the outline of some of those messy cuts. It would save you a lot of time.
Ooh sooo many times over the years but we’ve never bought one….maybe now is the time to change that! 😂
OMGosh look at the subscriber count! Yeah!!! You are doing amazing! So which ceiling is next that same room or the living room? Have you moved the shower inside yet? Sorry to hear about the gazebo - hope all the electrics that were in there are ok. You've got this now - it is going to be beautiful!
I know! How cool is that eh? We’re chuffed to bits with how many people watch and have subscribed. Blows our mind to be honest. 😁 The living room ceiling is next, need to get both floors safe and then we get to do all the fun bits once that’s done! So excited to get on with everything…so close to having a whole house safe and useable! Can’t wait! Yeah gazebo hung on well to be fair but just couldn’t hang on any longer. Yes luckily we everything was all in the plastic crates under the benches so saved it really. Shower still outside at present but fingers crossed once the floors are done that will be a next on the list thing 😂
@@thecornerhouseproject I'd be getting myself a small collapsible tub to use in the kitchen or bathroom - too cold outside in the am and pm here to shower al fresco lol. the Gazebo did well, it would have cost a lot more to rent a portable storage unit.
We need to get you up to 10K subs so you can make some money from your video's. At least enough to pay for a pampered weekend in a luxury hotel for all the filming and editing you have both done.
Would love to know what you two worked at before you took on this project,as you’re so good at all this kind of work,the house is looking so much better, well done 🤔
I have been mainly a delivery driver and Ben has always worked in IT, computer engineer, web designer, data analyst. lol so yeah….nothing that would prepare us for what we are doing now…but we’ve always been pretty self sufficient when it comes to fixing things around the house and not having people in to do it, so I think that’s helped prepare us for this.
Will you be using Insulated Plasterboard on walls with mushrooms fixing,
For the time being we won’t be insulating the walls other than repairing the lime plaster and we will see how we go with the cold this winter and then if maybe it’s not getting as warm as it should, we will look at wall insulation but I would imagine we would probably go for something like hemp or wood fibre boards, not 100% sure just but we will see how we get on. 😊
What does OSB stand for? in the USA it looks like our plywood or chipboard. Looks like you guys are just going to town on that subfloor.
excellent video. Blessings.
It stands for Oriented Strand Board and yes very similar to chipboard and plywood. The floor has held up really well so far, it won’t be the final floor but until we can get the money and time together we will replace it with proper wood floorboards. Which will be much nicer for this style and age of house. ❤️
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what county are you in?
We're in Lovely Leitrim 😊
l,m in cavan l did a cottage here@@thecornerhouseproject
@adammurray741 oh lovely! We've been to Cavan....well we went to Halfords in Cavan! It's lovely up there as well. The journey to and from was beautiful. Not too far from here either, I think about half an hour or so if I remember correctly.
Have you finished your cottage or is it an ongoing thing like ours will be? 😆
am ten minutes down the road from halfords t lavey. there forever an ongoing project. but your welcome to take a look at it if it helps you get ideas about working on old houses.@@thecornerhouseproject
Please will you leave the camera on the tripod and stop waving it about as it is making me dizzy and spoiling your work
Hi
We are very conscious of spinning or moving to much with the camera and Dawn does apologise from time to time when she is moving around or showing something. Sadly though, it is hard to show something in detail without moving the camera around. We will try to make it smoother going forwards though.
Thank you for watching and commenting :-)