Building a Small Addition Pt.1, Framing The Floor | How To | MY DIY
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Framing an 8'x9' mudroom/entry addition on a house. On this job I just set the camera up on the tailgate of my truck and got some video of the build. Part 1 shows the installation of the sill plates, box joists, floor joists, and OSB decking.
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You free-hand your cuts like a ninja. Fun to watch!
Thanks bud!
Don't be so hard on yourself! You didn't have to explain anything, most if the time I enjoy a quick and quiet video just watching how someone else does the job. It was great! Just needed a good basic idea. Thinking about adding on a third room so our boys don't have to share anymore.
Thanks for watching! And good luck on your build!
@@MyDIYAdventures Thank you, let ya know how it goes.
I am glad I stumbled upon this video. I’m wanting to take out a window for a walk in closet and I like the way you did the floor. Very nicely done sir.
Thank you! And thanks for watching!
Great video. Helps me with my project.
I hope your project goes well!👍
Nice job brother 👍. You make it look easy.
Thank you!
Good to see you again. Happy New Year
Yeah, it’s been a while...been busy with the holidays and it takes me forever to edit videos on my dumb old laptop, but I’m trying! Happy new year to you too, thanks for watching!
I only wish I had a home to add onto...
I have a 1 bedroom condo, but at least I have a back yard (10x25) if you can call it a back yard. I have patio, a grill and some grass (amazon fake grass lol.)
Be thankful! That’s a lot more than some people have!😃
My DIY Adventures very true my brother. 👍🏼
Great job need your help my house just bought , your free this weekend 😂
As long as you have beer!👍 🍻 😃
How deep did you have to go down for the foundation blocks? Good job by the way!
I didn’t do the foundation, but where I’m at, the footer has to be 36” below grade.
I want do this same things but making a bathroom bigger
What was sticking up through the cylinder blocks, that you put wood on and screwed it down? I like what have seen. Please and thank you for commenting.
Anchor bolts, as the block is getting laid, the bolts get held in place with mortar.
Any tips for adding a room to a travel trailer as we'd like to add a room off our sliding door so there is more room and one extra so if family member stays there is a room and bed for them but haven't been able to find much on converting or adding a addition to a travel trailer like what we want any tips
I’ve never done an addition on a travel trailer, I’d definitely check into zoning and building codes if you’re going to do that though!
On the block work , I noticed you have some type of paper barrier , what is it called ? Also the bock has screws to tight down your treated 2x10 , how did you have it inside the black ?
It is a sill gasket that goes down before the plate, and the bolts are mortared in. Here’s another build series that shows it in more detail: ruclips.net/p/PLhCJj4xH2v-dzxlX-cIkq_o0lKo78AZKu
Hello good job,, my question is : the addition really need a foundation ?? Or it can just make with concrete holes? Thank you.
It definitely needs a foundation
amazing work! did you have to put any concrete on the foundation?
It was a block foundation
Thank u! @@MyDIYAdventures
Did you have to put ventilation in the foundation? Just curious, I’m doing something very similar.
I’m not sure that foundation had any vents, if I recall correctly, it was open to the basement.
Good work so far. I built a shed. It looks like I could do this too. What was the cost?
I’m not sure of the total cost, I just framed it for a contractor. Probably $12-$15,000 fully finished.
@@MyDIYAdventures Got it, thanks. Good work
The foundation, bricks, did you go below grade? ( Frost) just curious I've never done this before
The blocks start a little bit below grade, but they sit on the concrete footer that goes 36-40” below grade.
So this is technically detached so doesn’t need permit in my area ? If it is less than 200 square feet . Am I correct ?
Depends on your local building codes.
And it is attached to the house.
Good job Sir, Can i ask what tape is that at 2:15 ?
That is a sill seal, it’s a foam gasket that goes between the foundation and the sill plates.
Thanks.
You’re welcome! Thanks for watching!
Your the best friend a stranger could find on RUclips. Thanks for your knowledge and prayers going up for your channel to come together for your viewers to subscribe and enjoy. Heavenly Father please help the man today and save his family in Christ Jesus of Nazareth name amen Hallelujah!
Thank you for the kind words!
Hey how much was material/ any permits Ect. Thanks
I can’t recall, but it wasn’t an expensive addition, and yes it had permits.
I have a question. I want to add to room to my house. How and where can I get the city permit??. Please.
Where I am, the whole city government is housed in one building downtown. If you live in a smaller town, maybe the Chamber of Commerce could let you know who to call. If you’re in a really rural area, sometimes they done even have building permits required.
@@MyDIYAdventures thanks 🙏
What compressor are you running I thought I seen the handle to the DeWalt cordless
Nope, just the cheap Porter Cable!
I guess this space won't be heated?
It’s heated, HVAC guys ran a new supply and return off the existing furnace to it.
@@MyDIYAdventures got ya, did anyone insulate under the floor?
How much would it cost material and labor
With the cost of material right now, it’s easily a $20k job
Did you need to get a build permit?
Yes, I built this for a contractor and he pulled all the proper permits.
Sweet
Was there a mud room there before that had to be ripped off?
Yeah, there was some type of cobbled-on little porch. This was my first day on the job site, so I don’t know exactly what was there originally before the mason tore everything out and put in the foundation.
Did you pour a footing before block work
I didn’t do the foundation work...but yes, the block is on a poured footer 36” below grade
My DIY Adventures ok and yea I noticed in another comment someone else did it thsnks
good, but you should explain or link all the materials and tools used for this project and have someone recording the video closer
Well, I work alone so I only record what and when I can. I would like to do some voiceovers on some of my videos, but I’m limited on my time...thank you for watching though!
talks for ever
It’s a gift!🤷♂️
The first minute is you repeating yourself over and over
My apologies, I’ll try to do better next time🤷♂️