Enjoyed your video. I'm looking to build a 8x12 storage shed on my property in North Georgia next month, and live in it while I build a larger 10x20 cabin. Good to know I'm not the only one! ;-) Best of luck to ya.
Hey, really liked what you did. I also am building a modular cabin but, because it is far up a long slope, and way back in the woods, totally off grid. So mine has to be light, really light. I’m using onulated pvc panels over 2” x 2” framing for walls and roof, tyvek sheeting, rigid insulation and a paper backed aluminum -aper on the inside. Each 2’ x 80” panel only weighs 10 lbs.
Michael Ismerio Thank you for the response. I like your method, and am trying to figure out if/how I can make it work for me... not because I don’t want to build on sight, but because I have two separate pieces of land in Alaska each needing a cabin that if I could build in one warehouse out of the rain and then move and assemble at two separate times would make life easier.... assuming I can safely get the pieces there and assembled (my land being on two different islands than where I would be building). I wouldn’t be building for disassembly, just to make building process smoother....and drier.... Good vid.
Amazing! This is what I’ve been planning myself and then accidentally found your video. Thank you. Clever man 🤓👌🏻
Enjoyed your video. I'm looking to build a 8x12 storage shed on my property in North Georgia next month, and live in it while I build a larger 10x20 cabin. Good to know I'm not the only one! ;-) Best of luck to ya.
.... all permanent screw are Philips and star crews are used to disassemble??....Philips is a star head
I am planning for the same size cabin and am wondering if you have the plans for sale?
Did you happen to write down the plans? I'd like to build using this design.
Hey, really liked what you did. I also am building a modular cabin but, because it is far up a long slope, and way back in the woods, totally off grid. So mine has to be light, really light. I’m using onulated pvc panels over 2” x 2” framing for walls and roof, tyvek sheeting, rigid insulation and a paper backed aluminum -aper on the inside. Each 2’ x 80” panel only weighs 10 lbs.
lego style, diy SIPs ! awesome !
Was that wool insulation?
well done!
I like the cabin. I know you are in 'Merica, Philips head screws...hahahahahaa, go Robertson or go home.
What was the total cost?
Michael Ismerio update video? A guess at cost is better than nothing...
Michael Ismerio
Thank you for the response.
I like your method, and am trying to figure out if/how I can make it work for me... not because I don’t want to build on sight, but because I have two separate pieces of land in Alaska each needing a cabin that if I could build in one warehouse out of the rain and then move and assemble at two separate times would make life easier.... assuming I can safely get the pieces there and assembled (my land being on two different islands than where I would be building).
I wouldn’t be building for disassembly, just to make building process smoother....and drier....
Good vid.
I could build that start finish with
2 laborers in a week easy