Matt Risinger Reacts to Post Frame Construction!! What does He Think?
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- Опубликовано: 6 апр 2021
- Matt Risinger reacts to post frame construction. I took Matt around to a few of my jobsites to get his instant reaction and had a great time. If you are curious what a building science guy thinks about Post Frame...not a pole barn, then take a look at this video and give me your thoughts. We show Matt Risinger Post Frame structures that you'd expect like a barn...to residential homes.
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Big shout out to Joey P for shooting this video for me. Joey, shoots the majority of Matt's content, and I have to be honest, it was awesome not have to do all the work on a video for once.
I took Matt to an open frame project in the middle of construction, a light commercial project which was almost done....spoiler alert its the Music Garage....We then toured the Cabin in the Woods and finally stopped at my parents post home we built them.
Really enjoyed hanging out with you Kyle! My mind was totally blown by your buildings and how Huge & Efficient they are from both Fuel Consumption & Price/ft of construction! Let’s do it again soon!
I could watch a 2 hour special of you 2, seeing this in my inbox was an immediate watch!
It's great! My shed has been completed and it turned out nice looking and sturdy and it is way better than the sheds that many of my neighbors had put up. Of course, I'm pleased with the outcome and this Ryan's ruclips.net/user/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans was extremely useful to me as a guide.
My 2 favorite youtubers in one video. I’ve watched both channels collaboration now.
I feel like I’m watching This Old Post Frame. This is awesome
You should check out the Marshall Remodel channel. This guy built a huge home by himself using post frame construction. He didn't leave out a single detail.
Was going to post the same not...you made it better!
I know Paul... small world
Kyle and Matt ! 👍 👍
Two of my favorite builders!
Who wouldn’t be blown away by the cabin in the woods, what a fantastic job👍👍👍👍👍
I'm following Matt Risinger as a result of the IG posts with RR Buildings & Matt. I enjoy both channels. I'm totally locked in on RR Buildings and I may get there with Matt.
You’ve arrived Kyle. Norm is the only way it gets better 👍🏻
Great collaboration, love watching both channels.
Thanks for the tour Kyle. 👍😁
Your parents house is very nice. I bet their very proud of you.
And...a basement? You da man.
This was good stuff Kyle. I appreciate colabs like this.
Two great builders!!!
If you engineer your roof trusses to reposition the load you can design a wide range of roof profiles. HAS to be engineered properly and the cost is substantially more but it can be done. Like I tell people with enough time and money anything is possible. One of the two usually turns them away but not always, steel comes into play at that point but can carry significant greater loads.
I loved this crossover - and that Sierra HD 😎🤘🏼
Awesome work Kyle.
absolutely amazing work....I want one so bad..
Hats off to your foamer. He did a nice job.
Amazing builder and artist, should be very proud Kyle
Déjà vu all over again... Nice job, both of them!!!
Or...deja-view
Prob my top 2 fav builders on RUclips! Nice video!
Love it. I hope to get connected here in TX to build these eventually :) stellar idea. I am blown away!
Two great guys in the trades
Loved this video 😀
WOW that’s amazing. I want one
This is so a great video. I want to build a new home and now I really am thinking this is the way to go I am going to have to get some more information but the last two houses are fantastic.
I was back tracking today to see if I’ve missed any of Kyle’s videos and I came across this one.
I clicked the thumbnail where Kyle had this crazy look on his face similar to the one I get every time I see a Matt video!
Guess I’m just more of a get dirty boss guy!
The collab none of us knew we needed
Saw Matt's longer version. He did you a solid for sure. I'm pretty sure you opened his eyes to a whole new world. Sure he knew about it, but yea, back in the day these were nothing more than storage. Now they are everything.
I'd love to see one of there built to passive house standards. Bet it wouldn't be to hard
Learnt so much about american style of building just by watching this chanel.
This is exactly what i need to do with my shop I have hopes for in the future. Who knows, maybe even some day run some of them martinez tools. Definitely gotta work toward that though.
Enjoyed the show
Dope!
Gold
Love it Kyle. I'm currently building a " post frame" home and just getting started. So I have been watching a lot of your vids. I know your a busy guy but if I could pic your brain would help a lot!
The best wood is (1) ship mast yellow locust wood which can last like a rock, the next one is (2) cypress cedar wood, the next one is (3) chestnut wood, the next one is (4) heart redwood when you use only the most reddish deep red and dark red inner core of the redwood tree. All are in America. The next is (5) Ipe wood which has a fire rating equal to steel and is as hard and tough as concrete and the next is (6) Azobe wood which can even withstand marine wood borers.
F'n epic!
The hunting lodge *is* a nice looking place. Then you guys say something and we hear what it sounds like -- a barn. That would be my big concern with this style of building. With the metal roof and the style of construction of the exterior walls, how do you make it sound and feel like a home instead of a warehouse? I'm sure the answers are getting better and better on that, but as somebody looking to build a house in the next few years, that's what would give me pause.
"no, windows and doors, typically, as long as we place them between poop..." love it
Somebody make a t shirt out of it
Damn man....this video should have been like an hour long!!! lol
Man those are awesome builds! I love post framing, it’s very cool to see how next level your projects are. Do you have any tips about setting trusses?
its intimate? lolololol But yes man you should be proud of your work. u do great work. post framing Rocks!! als great job building that for your parents
Hey Kyle, I would honestly like to see the house that you built for $85 per square foot that you mentioned in Matt's video. I'm just a hair under three hours south of you in Danville, IL. I'm well aware it wouldn't be quite that cheap at the moment with lumber prices the way they are, but I'd really like to see it.
Some of us don't understand tall ceiling buildings in cold climate. The temps upstairs vs. downstairs are huge differences which makes it very uncomfortable. We prefer the ranch style designs with large covered porches around the structure. And of course, detached large garages complete with full bathroom, utility sink and floor drains along with plenty of 220v electric features switches and receptacles galore. Internet CAT6 cable is also a must for online access etc.
@7:04 place them in between poop huh Kyle. That’s some outside the box thinking my dude!!
I’ve been thinking about how do use the pier foundation but built to the level of a house. What would you think of wrapping that U shaped cavity at the bottom of the wall with zip tape. Then running a vapor barrier under the slab (taped to the zip.) Then pour the slab.
I think the inside would work well, I just can’t visualize the exterior detail to keep that exposed framing mostly dry and concealed. Maybe just stone would be sufficient
The sad thing is this is truly a great option for residential....hear in Canada it only seems to be a thing in the Prairie provinces, I am looking to move to the east coast and was looking for a builder to do one, but to no avail. There is only one engineering firm in the province I want to end up in that designs Post Frame piers and the frames, but for typical commercial set ups like farms. They haven't had one for a residential set up yet. Kyle he actually mentions you when I spoke to him about a house version.
I'm just imagining you guys finishing filming content for Matt's channel and then Kyle being like, "ok now let's film for my channel" and then they switch sides.
The codes are so strict in California. None of these building methods would be allowed in this state. I have been building for 40 years and each year the codes and regulations have gotten more strict and the cost to build has increased substantially
Come on a Pole Barn is a pole barn and perfect for storing your AG Equipment and Truck's under it. But Post Frame is an engineered product which I think is great but Now Kyle I need you to do a video for me and everyone else who is getting a heart attack at lumber pricing right now. What would a 40*60' 2 story high Post Frame run just framing costs bulk park if you use Steel now instead of the lumber which is outrage priced right now. I mean even roof trussing as steel. I know and I been looking at it more and more and have to say that price is now cheaper than lumber. But I do like to hear your cost break down as well. Light weight steel roof trusses with keymarkenterprises for example they are out of DFW area where their factory sits.
Would love to see detailed blueprints for some of these.
Agreed. I've suggested that Kyle start selling plans and take-offs for some of these projects. It would allow him and his architect to make some money and save some of us who don't want to go the kit route to save some time and design cost as well. The last three architects I talked with about designing a post frame in my state are backed up for six months on other projects.
@@hindukush762 From Lil Giant A friend, going into construction after years of flooring, etc. hoping move elsewhere next year. Do you mind telling me what state they are so “backed up” in?
@@henryvalero9235 Utah.
@@hindukush762 Thank you very much.
Wood rhymes with good for a reason.
Question, could these built to hurricane standards. Love these, they look beautiful.
7:04 Kyle said poop 😆
Very nice buildings! How did the chimney and fireplace work into the post frame structure on the hunting cabin?
Kyle and Matt Risinger should build a post n frame project together!
Post Frame. No "n" lol
I think they would wind up fighting.. Both are perfectionists, they would get on each others nerves.
@@Truthandlight77 Neah Matt Risinger has been in construction management way too long to not know how to get along with people. I think the mutual respect would find solutions to problems. In reality Kyle would be a speciality sub or exterior envelope partner for Matt.
Imagine the structure you could build with Matt's budget on one of his structures. I bet his 400K old house remodel would build four or five nice post frame structures. Of course, when Matt get the thing finished to his liking, it will be worth MILLIONS. 😉
Matt's 400k remodel will wind up being 1 million.
Cabin in the woods, was likely half that at best. Not getting four of five out of that.
@@smhammer92 Matt paid $400,000 plus for the rotten house just starting out. Then paid to have the structure demolished. Re-poured the sunken living room to level out the floorplan and replaced the entire frame with Versa-lam LVL and ZIP-R sheathing. Added the most expensive window and door package possible. Added a modern plumbing package. Added a high efficiency zoned indoor environmental control system. And that's just scratching at it. He's wrapping the entire structure with 2" Atlas polyiso as well.
May be justified since property values in Austin, TX are astronomical. :)
@@opendstudio7141 I don't understand what you are trying to say? The "Cabin in the Woods" that they looked at well over a $200,000 dollar project. Not building four or five or those for $400,000.
@@smhammer92 Matt's total investment into his zombie house (which is not finished) could have built 4 post frame barndominiums. But, when the zombie house is completed, it will be worth $$$$$$$$$$$$$ in that regional market.
Was the house for Kyle's parents on video?
Was that the same oregon music shop we are currently watching being built!? 😱
I have watched several several videos of people turning barns into houses, they pour a cement slab and build directly onto it, my question is what stops rain water from seeping into the house? It seems like they need cinder blocks all the way around the slab to lift the walls up off from the floor and to stop rain water from leaking into the house, I think it’s called a rim plate, am I correct for thinking this, is this what was mentioned by the other guy? Could you please explain it to those of us that are wondering about this. Thank you, Cindy
Your buildings are very nice and well built. However, since I live in NWPA we are always concerned about SNOW LOAD. What is the snow load rating on the roof framing? Thank you and have a great day!
Nice work, Kyle! I actually knew where your second to last stop was going to be . The hunting cabbin in the woods. I am thoroughly impressed with your parents' home. Fantastic!!
Two great men of their trade but I still favor Kyle's builds more, even though Greg carries him through the builds 😆 Just kidding, but on a serious note I appreciate your customers letting you come visit these buildings.
Get a room
From Lil Giant Does anyone know what states these guys build in? I subscribed to Mr. Risinger recently, because of a “passive” house that came up in my feed. Had previously subscribed with RR so he must have caught my attention on another subject. I did see a title on Oregon. This video was particularly interesting. These men have really good ideas and the know-how to back them up. I am going to be checking out the “utility. room” comments. I did not understand that part.
I’m thinking about going with a 32’ attic trust for extra rooms, does that need added Central support?
Let s see what are the alternatives to interior drywall?
“hunting cabin” is one of my all time fav builds. The entire series was great watching and absolutely love the details and colors, and just everything chosen....along with that HUGE AWESOME FIREPLACE 😊
Love seeing the look on ppl’s faces when they realize what “ya can do w/ post framing” buildings👍🏻
Pretty cool, and also like that don’t have to worry about headers on doors and Windows does as nothing is load bearing💪🏻
Cheers✌🏻t
Would love to see more about your parents house build and options for interior and exterior finishes that are cost effective but don't look like a barn... Great work though!
I be wrong but seen probably like 40 videos of Matt's and never seen a tool in his hands or work clothes on him. So I might be wrong he's a contractor not a builder
I never heard either mention all was constructed with a 2 man team...not a large crew like most others.
RR/Kyle et al, how much did the "hunting cabin" cost to build? Very cool.
It wasn’t cheap but also way cheaper than other building alternatives
@@RRBuildings Build it these days. With today wood prices. Probably a million, or more.
If your in Michigan and need Post-Frame pricing, send me direct message! Well done Kyle.
Kyle how old were you in 08 when Risinger started on RUclips? That’s funny man I could tell by your expression lol.
Do you ever build a house with bricks and mortar? If not why? Here in the UK our houses are made from brick .
Great to see 2 super professionals get together. Thanks to both of you for your tremendous contribution to the industry!
I see y'all were here in Texas. Do you offer to build here? Or was that just a special occasion? And if so, how do I go about chatting with you about this? I have many questions!
If I had the money I'd fly you to me to build a home
What is the largest clear span post frame Bldg that you have built (truss wise)
Hey kyle i was just wondering what would be a lumber Cost on a post frame 30 x 70
Wondrous work, fantastic efforts with high quality work as standard.
Filming, sharing knowledge on your "Channel " you will never not have good clients. Respect.
Hammer history was cool also.
Awesome video Matt. I just got into youtube and its really good to see the different methods used by you guys in other states. Nice projects!
So when is Erik Cortina stopping by?
Do you cross the IL border and build in WI? I’m just north of Milwaukee. Planning a PF building in 2022.
🤩🍻🍺😊
Started looking for a post frame contractor almost exactly one month ago. Out of 10 or so contractors I have contacted to-date, 2 have emailed me and only one of them can do the entire project, but it would be 2 or 3 weeks before he could get me a bid. Need a collaboration on how to find a contractor. At this point I fell I may have to resort to kidnapping contractors to get the work do.
Not a fan of the "detail" where the wood, even if treated, is that close to the ground. Prefer the minimum 8" between finish grade and top of concrete, or the footing wall as described after.
No matt risinger builds stick frame space stations
Lol.. matt might be taking the post frame business to Texas with him. He loves fully enclosed envelopes on a building and I think you hit it on the head. Awesome that someone like him (science need) loves your buildings
Do you know anyone in AZ that builds post frames?
I hear demolition Matt needs a barn... who better to do it than RR Kyle. Just sayin
@demolitionranch
@7:04 POOP. 🤣
How does it pass code?
So who would I hire to build me a structure? Definitely not Matt
Know anybody in eastern Canada that can build some like this?
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I have 2.5 acres im intrested in barn house 🏡4 beds 3 beds how much cost 💰