Finishing SIP Roof & Raising A Timber Frame Garage | Shelter Builds a Country Home & Garage | Ep. 6

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  • Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
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    Join Gaius and the Shelter crew as they build three timber frame structures just a few miles from our shop in Woolwich! This project includes a 30' x 32' Timber Frame home connected to a 24' x 24' Timber Frame studio, as well as a 24' x 24' Timber Frame garage. In this episode, we finish installing the roof SIPs and begin raising the 24' x 24' garage.
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    Disclaimer: These videos are for entertainment purposes. All actions are performed by professionals and should not be recreated.

Комментарии • 33

  • @ShelterInstitute
    @ShelterInstitute  Год назад

    Take your first (FREE!) step into timber framing with our Online Mini Course - onlinecourses.shelterinstitute.com/courses/free?

  • @skyeparker5822
    @skyeparker5822 Год назад +10

    Props to the camera guy. Great coverage.

    • @ShelterInstitute
      @ShelterInstitute  Год назад +3

      Indeed! One person filmed all of this, incredible job!

  • @xela158
    @xela158 Год назад +4

    Great work as always! Curious to see how a timber frame like this looks after a few years with regards to shrinkage from the green timbers (i.e. any drywall cracks or noticeable gaps of any kind). Thanks for the video!

    • @StevenJamesPorter
      @StevenJamesPorter Год назад +1

      1: depends on the species they use for the timber. but that's why the panels are pre drywalled. No drywall is attached to the actual timbers. So really no movement.

  • @Grunt49
    @Grunt49 Год назад +1

    Sweet fit on joints.Good workers!

  • @7Hammersmedia
    @7Hammersmedia Год назад +1

    Great series 🤙🏻

  • @tedfritsch3340
    @tedfritsch3340 Год назад +2

    Would love to build one of these in S.D. but wouldn't want anyone else to do it but you and that wonderful crew. Just curious, how long did it take from start to finish on just the raising of the home to completely button up like that?

  • @AndyFromm
    @AndyFromm Год назад +2

    Have you guys done any blower door test to see what the air tightness ends up?

    • @Helloverlord
      @Helloverlord Год назад

      Do you like living in a plastic bag?

    • @AndyFromm
      @AndyFromm Год назад

      @@Helloverlordthats not how it works.
      Builders are trying to achieve a total air seal and then they make controlled air exchanges through an air exchanger.
      My house was build in the mid 80's with this system.

    • @Helloverlord
      @Helloverlord Год назад

      @@AndyFromm Thanks Andy, I know that, but air tightness is not the only important thing within construction. Walls need to breath, too, specially if made of styrofoam which degass long after curring...almost entire life span.
      Point is not everything has to be air-tight.

  • @rustyshackle917
    @rustyshackle917 Год назад

    This is SO much better than stick frame. However, no adhesive on sip splines, only spray foam? Where/what is the vapor barrier? Also sheetrock between roof sips and timber frame seems like a terrible idea if the timber is carrying load.

  • @dystopiandream7134
    @dystopiandream7134 Год назад +3

    Big props to the camera and editing folks. This entire series has kept me completely engaged.

  • @leozmaxwelljilliumz3360
    @leozmaxwelljilliumz3360 Год назад +1

    Hopefully this question gets answered! A timber framer in my area only gets his timbers cut in the warmer months(the mill he uses doesnt cut in the winter because the trees are frozen.) If you get timbers cut in the winter, do they ooze sap like ones cut in warmer months after the frame is raised? Didnt know if it was based on season or only because of temperature

    • @ShelterInstitute
      @ShelterInstitute  Год назад +4

      Our standard protocol is to clean any sap off in the shop with a citrus based solvent, plane them and seal them with a citrus based oil. After that process we find the timbers do not weep.

    • @leozmaxwelljilliumz3360
      @leozmaxwelljilliumz3360 Год назад

      Thanks!

  • @jerrod4365
    @jerrod4365 Год назад +1

    Is there a reason you pre-drill for the braces? I thought you guys waited till assembled to drill your peg holes. I don't remember that being covered in the 24x24 online class. Thanks for any feedback.

    • @ShelterInstitute
      @ShelterInstitute  Год назад +2

      We have recently started doing that to save time on the job site. There is no advantage to pre-drilling vs drilling after assembly like we show in the online course.

  • @AB-vk2oe
    @AB-vk2oe Год назад

    How did that centre post in the garage attach to the floor? I couldn't see any post bracket

  • @paulschiller3190
    @paulschiller3190 Год назад

    What is the reach of the crane ?

  • @hosoiarchives4858
    @hosoiarchives4858 Год назад

    What does SIP stand for

  • @paulriewer6887
    @paulriewer6887 Год назад +1

    The crew is great, but the troubles they experience with the kit , dont exactly Sell me on your Precut Packages

  • @garrettscott4094
    @garrettscott4094 Год назад +3

    I am really loving this design. I didn't realize the garage would be detached. At first I assumed the garage was the lower roof line attached to thestructure. Can't wait to see the rest.

  • @danielkruk212
    @danielkruk212 День назад

    Not gonna lie. That’s how just about every construction crew wishes they could work together.

    • @ShelterInstitute
      @ShelterInstitute  День назад +1

      We’re really lucky to have the crew we do, it makes work very fun

  • @michaela1655
    @michaela1655 Год назад +1

    Well done! As they say "there is always time to do it right the second time".

  • @magictrading8903
    @magictrading8903 Год назад

    How about steel sips? Would be curious to hear thoughts on why you choose osb

    • @ShelterInstitute
      @ShelterInstitute  Год назад +1

      Insulated Metal Panels(IMP) are currently best suited for installation on metal buildings. While they can certainly work on a timber frame their use complicates many of the other processes such as siding and interior finish. For interests sake we just finished building ourselves an 8,000 square foot steel building with IMPs and love them.

    • @magictrading8903
      @magictrading8903 Год назад

      @@ShelterInstitute yes I’m interested to know how the exterior siding or snow-ledge stone detail work on metal sips. Interior seems like could just use firing strips as Defacto studs. The walls are much lighter so that’s one advantage over osb