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In this one our kitchen extension and ground floor reno gets a costly hole in the wall, and some spendy steels to hold everything up. Also there’s some damp remedial work, insulation, plastering, underfloor heating, windows, a bathroom and a kitchen… It was a busy few weeks; enjoy!
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Table of Contents:
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00:00 Introduction
00:21 Victorian houses built in brick
01:07 @ScottBrownCarpentry Timber frames
01:42 Here's one I made earlier...
02:22 The 'easy' option
02:56 The less easy option
03:48 Steels in place
04:30 Project planning
05:53 Back on site
06:38 Damp issues uncovered
09:14 Insulation
10:04 Plastering
10:38 Under-floor heating
11:28 Kitchen: Build or Buy?
12:44 A 'Christo' kitchen cover-up*
13:03 Outro
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What particular video lessons are you using on Skillshare for Fusion360, Peter?
I find it fascinating the differences in house construction between the US and UK. You and the Mrs are troopers for going through almost a year of construction. I think with the scale of work done, it was a pretty quick build.
Hmmm...no vapor barrier needed under that insulation in the rebuild area? Or maybe done off camera?