You guys are doing some very solid work. Just a question you used all PT lumber for the sills and sill sealer to prevent water from wicking in except for the kings and jack for the garage door, its the wood closest to the dirt and more likely to get wet than any other??
The framing was done back at the beginning of the pandemic in April 2020. Lumber prices hadn’t spiked yet. We got lucky with our timing. We did Double king and sills at the advice of my brother in law. Not a pro so I do not have an exact answer. Maybe a building practice here in the northeast?
Extra assurance if that wall is load baring for the trusses. But if you have the lumber and you want to make sure its solid then I guess why not. But not really required. Its more or less a preference per builder really.
It’s called PL Premium. This was a recommendation from our brother in law who is a builder - it’s an added level of protection from bugs entering the building.
@@PalsProjects I knew it was PL, just wondering why it was used on your sill seal. I’m a builder as well, and I’ve never seen that done before. I watch others videos, because you can learn something new everyday. Are you building in an area that has a bug problem?
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I couldn’t have said it better myself.
I never thought of it that way.
I'm amazed by the amount of work you all were able to complete on the first day of framing. It's looking real nice!
Enjoyed watching the structure take shape! Good job!
Thanks! More to come.
@@PalsProjects eagerly waiting for it! 👍🏽
Great video. It's going to be an awesome structure!
Thank you!
Looking good 👌👌🏴
Looking good!
Great video. Makes me want to grab my tool belt lol
Thank you!
You put the cripples in TIGHT over the headers! Excellent work
2x6 walls, thats a real decent build not another 2x4 👏👏
You guys are doing some very solid work. Just a question you used all PT lumber for the sills and sill sealer to prevent water from wicking in except for the kings and jack for the garage door, its the wood closest to the dirt and more likely to get wet than any other??
This was an oversight with our lumber order so we ended up just using the boards we had.
@@PalsProjects that's a shame if your wrapping the surround in metal maybe slide a piece under there.
@@Belg1970 yep, that’s what we did👍🏼
Where is the vapor barrier under the wood door(big one) frame?
I guess lumber prices arent up 50% where youre at? Why the double king studs? And double window sills?
The framing was done back at the beginning of the pandemic in April 2020. Lumber prices hadn’t spiked yet. We got lucky with our timing. We did Double king and sills at the advice of my brother in law. Not a pro so I do not have an exact answer. Maybe a building practice here in the northeast?
@@PalsProjects ohh ok! It looks great!
Extra assurance if that wall is load baring for the trusses. But if you have the lumber and you want to make sure its solid then I guess why not. But not really required. Its more or less a preference per builder really.
What’s the point of the glue on the sill seal?
It’s called PL Premium. This was a recommendation from our brother in law who is a builder - it’s an added level of protection from bugs entering the building.
@@PalsProjects I knew it was PL, just wondering why it was used on your sill seal. I’m a builder as well, and I’ve never seen that done before. I watch others videos, because you can learn something new everyday. Are you building in an area that has a bug problem?
Not a notable bug problem... I guess maybe just a added level of protection at the top of the foundation walls. Cheap insurance.
What size are the frame ?
2x6
Can you tell me thickness of wood you use sorry for my bad english
Appears to be 2" X 6"
@@edwardjlombardijr4353 which means 145mm x 45mm
You guys went from building motorcycles to building "houses" for the motorcycles 😂
Can’t argue that😁
Very slow,,hwy glue in the sill seal..??ist good, but not very good..
I always put the roof up first
To each his own.. :)