your video made me smile, especially your thoughts on having a mortgage. It wasn't but a couple months after I signed a mortgage that I regretted ever doing it and made a promise to myself that this would be the first and last time I ever willingly agreed to be a slave to a bank. You have built yourself a nice place and given us like-minded folks some good ideas to expand on when we make the move to follow in your footsteps. Though the wood ceiling in the bathroom is iffy imo.
cool house i am in Oregon and am planning and saving to something kinda like what you did but a little more remote and off grid. when you went to build your house did you consider earthbag building at all? well that's my plan. love the porch and attic. i like to see like minded people all over our failing country. good work : )
@devil3alls Hey thanks! I looked at lots of different types of construction but since I had very little experience I wanted to build something reasonably conventional but if I build again, who knows?
Great video, thanks for sharing, but Ummmm there were 86 Ummm's. Maybe it is normal in America to say Umm a milion times, but it is a bit annoying for the rest of the world.
by adding a sheet of aluminum painted black between between a couple of the windows on the inside you could get that room temp up to 90 degrees easily...
Impressive Paul, how wonderful to have an idea come into fruition! It seems very peaceful and I love that you have gardens in already. Definitely something to be proud of :-)
your video made me smile, especially your thoughts on having a mortgage. It wasn't but a couple months after I signed a mortgage that I regretted ever doing it and made a promise to myself that this would be the first and last time I ever willingly agreed to be a slave to a bank. You have built yourself a nice place and given us like-minded folks some good ideas to expand on when we make the move to follow in your footsteps. Though the wood ceiling in the bathroom is iffy imo.
alderaforall 1 month ago
cool house i am in Oregon and am planning and saving to something kinda like what you did but a little more remote and off grid. when you went to build your house did you consider earthbag building at all? well that's my plan. love the porch and attic. i like to see like minded people all over our failing country. good work : )
devil3alls 3 months ago
@devil3alls Hey thanks! I looked at lots of different types of construction but since I had very little experience I wanted to build something reasonably conventional but if I build again, who knows?
paullie6719 3 months ago
nice property,pulling the heat off of the porch is a great idea.
indman101 5 months ago
Great video, thanks for sharing, but Ummmm there were 86 Ummm's. Maybe it is normal in America to say Umm a milion times, but it is a bit annoying for the rest of the world.
haukikalastaja 6 months ago
I suggest covering the porch wall with a thermal mass (trombe wall), such as 2"+ stone or brick to store the heat when the sun goes down.
trybal007 1 year ago
Wow -- this is just genius. I aspire to do a project just like this one.
imarumrunner 2 years ago
by adding a sheet of aluminum painted black between between a couple of the windows on the inside you could get that room temp up to 90 degrees easily...
centervilletn 2 years ago
Thanks for the idea. I'm going to use black vertical blinds across all the windows. I forgot to mention that in the video.
paullie6719 2 years ago
Thanks Y'all!
paullie6719 2 years ago
Nice job on the home and the video!
integritytrainer 2 years ago
Impressive Paul, how wonderful to have an idea come into fruition! It seems very peaceful and I love that you have gardens in already. Definitely something to be proud of :-)
mtrainer79 2 years ago
Very nice Paul! We'd love to see that attic space (where you put the water and water heater etc). Its a really nice place.
Good work.
StrSpiral 2 years ago