Cedar Door Restoration

Hey folks, here is a vid I filmed last year during New Zealands last lockdown.
since then i took a break from filming as needed to focus on finishing the inside of the house...... update coming soon..... like comment etc!!

[@bradfry2259]

Enjoy your videos man and it's cool watching videos from someone who's not all that far away from where I am.

[@omnibuildersnz]

clad ya like the content brad👍

[@gowerski]

thanks for sharing

[@omnibuildersnz]

algood part 2 out in the next couple days

[@walkeratl]

Back at it…

[@omnibuildersnz]

yeh buddy havnt stopped really just took a break from filming it

[@Viagra_risk_PERMANENT_insomnia]

NZS 3604:2011 Timber-framed buildings has never prescribed use of full-depth dwangs. The 1978, 1981, 1984 and 1990 editions of NZS 3604 stipulated minimum dimensions of 50 × 50 mm or 75 × 40 mm.

[@Viagra_risk_PERMANENT_insomnia]

When you add a dwang into a wall, you create a thermal bridge that lets more heat escape. You get no significant improvement to the structural performance of the wall. The acoustics are worse.