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- It’s probably safe to assume that most of us live in fairly traditional homes. However, it’s not unusual to hear about people who have built houses in trees, caves, and even underwater. But have you ever seen a house constructed out of a grain silo? That’s exactly what Reporter Maria Lundberg and Videographer Mike Oniffrey found in southeastern North Carolina.
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I found this story fascinating, so I have chosen to use this as as educational tool for my 9th grade homeschooler. There is a lot to be learned from all this. She is taking sustainablity to a whole new level, Awesome! Thanks for posting; indeed, she is incredibly inspiring with her willingness to share her knowledge, experience and offer an opportunity to help others learn in the process. Thank you for sharing!
Pam you are indeed my role model and an inspiration.. I was very happy to come across this video. You did a great thing here ! Best of luck and continued happiness !
Thanks for the awesome story! I'm also Native and I am super duper inspired to look further into building my own dream home with my own hands too. My Dad did it so I think I should make it a tradition! Haha! This woman is a fine gal and I love her sweetness within her home and community . . . super duper cool Native American woman . . . cheers from Leona in TO, Canada . . . Peace
Great story. Wish I could have seen more of the overall floorplan.
A very nice, friendly and inspiring lady who did a great job on this project! Respect and all the best!!
What a neat lady, she is inspiring
She is a SUPER adorable as well as brilliant in mind and spirit! Awe. Some story and inspiring, too. Thanks!
The satellite dish is a bold choice, but other that I love it. What a neat lady too
Beautiful I love it I want that kind of home thank you for sharing the information 💜💕🍦💕💚
Awesome to hear the good news from Pembroke. I’m a Lumbee from Ok. My dad is from Pembroke and thought it would be cool to live in a silo house. Thank you.
Giving back to Family and Environment. Good for You.
Love the home & the things you ladies are doing.
Pam, might be late now, but if you need any help, suggestions or advise feel free to contact me. Side note, farmers get up set when I call my grain bin a Silo. They say it's a "grain bin". lol I came up with an agreement, If the bin is taller that the Diameter you can call it what ever you want.. lol Peace Out.
Nice video, and I am very proud of you, Pam! A nice example for others!
Just finding this because 6 years later, I am building a house like this!
I love it because it reminds me of Wool and the silos they live in.
She is amazing! Great work!
this is cool for so many reasons
Beautiful job! very inspiring.
This is cool, but... I clicked on this video to see the house, and they barely showed it at all.
So cool! Thanks for sharing!
Great job! You're awesome!
awesome job!!!! this is awesome
Awesome video
very very nice,,, GOD BLESS,, Great stufffffff
I'd like to try to build my house from a silo. I think that would be cool. Now how to get it started🤔
30 foot diameter 18 foot height is 706.85 square foot of area/footprint or 12,723.45 cubic foot of volume
Diameter is across the widest part of a circle. Circumference is the measure of the circle.
Im just starting my journey. Did you keep videos etc of how you did this or have a website you might share? My EX & son are Lumbee and EX is from Red Feather. Small world.
beautiful Pam!
I LOVE YOU !
Where can I get a roof like this? It would have to be about 40’ in diameter
Where does the water supplied to the house come from?
I think the house is neat in the fact that it is different but I would at least want a septic tank and power supplied by the grid.
I'm gonna build one , I already have custom blueprint
How did it go
I like this house!!!!
How did she deal with building inspectors and permits for something like this?
Exactly. That's a big question. Likely she has some sort of exception.
If there is mixed zoning with residential and agriculture, this would be considered an agricultural building.
She worked for the government ;)
Very nice size, I have some kick AS, steps that go around the out side, to a deck with metal fire hot tub, alone with a pole to slide down, that should wake-up the neighbors.
Wow! How will she cool it ?
wonder how a house like that can be insolated concerning moistur ? could a house like that be set up in cold places like Canada? once the tin gets real cold n warms up what happens with the moisture running off the inside. I really really love this beautiful home n have bin thinking of one day doing something like that or with a sea shipping container but don't know if it would work very well in extreme cold weather .
moisture is due to humidity, insolate means placed in sunlight, but what you apparently mean is 'insulated' and yes it can be spray foamed or if framed in can be blown in insulation
What part of North Carolina does she stay and when is her workshops
Yes!! awesome.
Pembrook nc / robenson county. Near rayford? ( indian)
"Hey Pamela, how big is your house?" ; "About 14,000 bushels..." ....
The side walls wont sustain high winds
The only reason i'm watching this is because the silo's diameter is equal to Starship's.
I love it.
I bet its cold in the winter and hot in the summer
Inspiring
what about your winter is it isolated
you mean insulated, not isolated?
She must have gotten the grain bin free, because there's no damn way all that cedar, solar and a 30x28 foot grain bin, plus labor, plus a 12" slab, comes in at 55,000. Just no damn way. Something fishy is going on, and they aren't telling what it is.
Kube Dog she strips on the weekend..and the blind club down the road.
Quite probably, yes. But that doesn't change the fact this silo house is a lie. $55,000? No damn way. Regardless of how she makes her money. Maybe she sucked off the guys at Home Depot and got stuff half price? No. She'd have to pay them.
Silos aren't to expensive..I found a place that delivers them and installs them with the price of the silo for less then 9000 a piece. Brand new 24ft diameter 20ft tall
Apelles Villain do you remember the name; I’m interested
really nice . i bet it could run on solar and a bank .
"With the help of 2 neighbors who were builders".....you mean, 2 "MEN" who were builders. Otherwise it would never get built.
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The front porch needs work!