How to Build a Garage #9 Stone & Finishes
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ก.ย. 2024
- As this series on how to build a garage comes to an end, I hope you all enjoyed it. I know I didn't show every detail, and I know the content can be much better, but that's what is exciting. I've just started this journey for the most part and hope you stick around. I plan on dropping as many tips, techniques, and hopefully entertaining content I can as I learn and grow.
In this episode I show how the attic is insulated, the concept of the concrete floor, and how we managed to get the windows installed after our steel was already up.
My favorite part of the video however, was installing that versetta stone.
So hopefully you will hit that subscribe button and drop me a comment if you liked it. Also, I would appreciate feedback on what you did and didn't like as well as what you'd like to see in the future. I will also make it back up to this job either during or after the concrete pour to get a final wrap up video.
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With Ryan's th-cam.com/users/postUgkxy_pn55PK60wAV3X_C_RoLS_67mNonoCE plan, I was like one taken by the hand and led step by step from start to finish. Thank you very much Ryan!
Awesome videos, you remind me of my oldest brother. He was a Norm Abram type contractor. He had a roofing card, (it covered everything). Oh, he had a great sense of humor and was an absolute nut about detail. He always had the latest and greatest tools. He built custom "parade" homes and may shops similar to this one. He died of cancer a few years ago, I'm so glad there are tradesmen that take great pride in detail and building the best way. I'll never have the knowledge and skills he acquired through 40 plus years of experience, but I try. Not the fastest, but I get it done. Again thanks for the thorough videos.
I found your videos when I was looking for ideas for my garage, and though "here is another quick and cheap build". I was right on the quick, but boys was I wrong on the cheap! Your attention to details is flawless, and your logic perfect, spending time where it count, and saving time and $ where it doesn't. I especially like your comment about the " Caulk will fail over time, but physical flashing will last the life of the building". Too many builders chose cheap short-lived solutions. For reference, I am a owner-builder, but recently completed two cottages that got the LEED Gold certification, so I can recognize quality. You guys are awesome, and I would not hesitate to hire you! Thanks for the great video series!
I do love your extreme attention to detail all the way around. Looks perfect!!!
Your attention to detail is amazing. Love the way you chop & fold the trim pieces. Love watching these vids. A great bunch of guys who get to stand back after every job & say we built that. Awesome as always
I built 7/10k s/f homes in the Charlotte NC area for about 8 years and I just want to say that I'm beyond impressed with the quality of your work! Great Channel... like the content focus on various outbuilding construction!
Another fantastic build you should be very proud of...... im going to get you to build my workshop here in the 🇬🇧 UK !....let me know when your over here.. !
Flawless workmanship! That is one fine "garage." I'd kill for an outbuilding like that.
great build series I'm a builder in Montana and have done a lot of buildings like this and you've shown me a lot of neat tips and trick I'll be able to use here thanks!
Awesome
If I hit the powerball tonight I will have one built. Lol you guy are awesome I would love to have a shop like that
I don't know why its so damn interesting to watch these videos Kyle, but man, your attention to detail is fantastic. Great work.
Love your build series, Please Please do a detailed floor, electrical and the overhead door install.
Thanks for going the extra mile and shooting/editing this series. Wish I had a place to build one right now!
You asked people to let you know if, because of watching your channel, they've decided to build a pole-framed building. First, your channel is extremely helpful - thanks. Second, I intend to build a pole-framed building using your methods. It will be 40x60 with a 20' wall. It will have a shop and commercial kitchen downstairs and a hardship apartment upstairs. Don't know what involvement you'd like to have, but I'll take what I can get. Mostly if I could get information on sourcing of the custom parts you have made like the post anchor brackets, laminated posts, etc., that's what I need the most. Wonder if you'd be willing to let me fly out and help on a new project in return for learning from you? I'm not as good as I was when I was young, but I'm steady.
Seriously thank u for the videos and working hard on them for us. I truly am a huge fan of these and I love these videos. Especially I love the attention to detail you and your crew give to each project it’s amazing craftsmanship. That’s a dead art in the cheap building projects. You really see how you guys care about what you do!!!
My father had a haybarn built in 1972. 40x90. It's still standing but on because I installed new posts on the south side of the building. Most of the original 4x6 treated posts are rotted complete at the ground. I had one that just kept rotting from the weight on it. I had to jack up that truss 10". The poles didn't go in as straight as I wanted but that was a big chore getting 20' posts up. I built the typical laminated type with three 2x6s glued and screwed together. Still got a lot of work to do on that barn. I'm going to build a 60' x 120' in the near future.
Yeah the stone looks way better, solid anchor foundation look to it. Nice finalizing badge too, the whole building looks great. Thanks for the series.
Wow!! Y’all put up a really Bitchin garage!👍👍👍😎🇨🇱
I cannot wait to apply what I’ve learned from y’all to build my backroom. I have one but it is falling away from the house. Thank you.
Great Job!! Especially taking the time to set the last 4 screws in the company logo and placing it adjacent to the inside lines of the logo. You should be the Lexus of contractors..."The Relentless Pursuit of Perfection." Connecticut needs contractors of your caliber and attention to details.
man, this has been a fantastic build series. super enjoyable.
Can’t wait till a vid series on Apartment/shop build!!!
yes that would be great
THANK YOU FOR SHARING....
So true about not using the level. It's not important that its level it's important that it's parallel.
Nice work... good team of staff... great attitude without ego. Thanks for these videos, looks like I've got many evenings worth of viewing! Best...
wish i got a garage like this. great job guys! great team! excelent results! loving it!
Man I want this guy to make my garage/shop... the local guys who do this DO NOT have this level of attention to detail!
That's a slick looking garage!
Really enjoyed the build and the instructional content. I would think that after viewing your video a good diy’er might be tempted to have a go themselves adopting your techniques. Can’t wait for the next build
Fine work as usual and we do appreciate the details.
I enjoyed this series a lot!
Wish my arm could nail that fast at 1:26 . The wife would love it . lol The only thing I would add is a small room or a lean to off the back for an air compressor and utilities .
I am so impressed! I would want you to build me a garage if you were closer! Well done! EXCELLENT!
GREAT JOB GUYS!!!!!!
Great vid Kyle, thanks. Just one quick thought - have you ever try and shingled the house wrap over the nail fin on the top of your windows? Just one more step to protect water penetration. Cheers.
You guys are amazing!!!!
Good job boy's👍
Great series- new sub, will definitely be watching more 👍🤝
Looks great thanks for sharing have a great day
Great series! i really enjoyed it.
This has been an amazing series. That unspoken pride as you hang your sign is more than deserved.
Another homerun brother! 🤘🏼
The sign was a great finishing touch.....
Great video series 🤙
Looking Good!!
Great work! Love seeing your craftsmenship shine in what you make.
I'm planning a post frame home and am having trouble finding resources on the building process. Do you have any book recommendations for building post frame homes?
just awesome , i want one!
Ur a awesome builder. Learned lots. How much ballpark for this type building 30x40x12 insulated, wainscotting
Go Blue!
You aught to sell your signs, for those of us not lucky enough to live in your area. It would be like putting a Snap-on decal on a US General toolbox.
I love your videos. I have the day off because of the blizzard... But no electrical?? What good is a shop that has no electrical service? My son and I are planning our 30 x 40 shop, and the electrical is a huge consideration. We are thinking of wiring in 3-phase, 240, and 120.
I wanted to use that stone on my patio grill and bar island but once i priced it out it was a little too rich for my blood... Ended up going with some clear cedar.
Let me tell you a little story. I use to cut wood on a table saw on the ground too. One day a board kicked back on me and hit me in the shin. I got sick to my stomach and that's all I remember. It was daytime when I was cutting. When I woke up it was night and the saw was still running. The bord hit me so hard it made a hole in my skin about the size of a quarter all the way to the bone. I suggest you practice using a stand. I wouldn't be here today writing this to you if I didn't fall away from the saw when I passed out.
How the hell is that even possible? A table saw kicking back a piece of wood so hard it bored a quarter sized hole in your shin, which somehow knocked you unconscious for several hours?
@@OGSnoberry don't ask me how it did
I think this is weird way to build. Where I live, first thing is to remove top soil (~3ft) then we add rough gravel, 2ft layer on edges and 3ft at center of the building. Then comes mold, rebar, and styrofoam and heating cabes/pipes if heated building. Then is time for Concrete pour. It is called the foundation. Everyting else is built on top of foundation.
what area of the country do you work in.great videos keep them coming
great work, and great building any link to the kit?
Yeah the rocks look good
Love your videos , I am recently new follower! Question really comes down to your "u channel" of wood channel bottom of the walls...I know the plan inside concrete hides insulated "U channel", but I never heard what plan is between Sona tubes where this "U channel" is visible outside as shown this video? no capping??Why not matching trim there?
Id like to hear how the finished elevation works out.
So, would love somebody to correct me, I’m not an expert in this or anything, just a home owner who likes to build stuff cause I’m too broke to pay somebody else to. As per my knowledge you don’t want the vapor barrier under the tar paper. So if the manufacturer of the stone veneer calls for the tar paper wouldn’t you want to have just run the tar paper along the bottom there, then nailed the drip edge for the upper metal over the tar paper and then the vapor barrier should be run over the drip edge and taped down to the top if it. Then the stone veneer below the drip edge. That way everything is shingled but more importantly any moisture that gets between the vapor and tar doesnt just sit there.
I see that you wrap the bottom "U" with plastic so that it doesn't come in contact with the concrete, but how well is the seal around the post area?
Hi guys from 'How to built a garage...',
in your great videos you are using claw hammers /carpenter's hammers similar to mine, which is a Swedish Hultafors TR 20. It weigths about 20oz. When nailing 2 1/2" brads I've got the feeling that a lighter one, say about 16oz, might be fitting better.
Can you tell me the weight of your claw hammers you were using in your absolutely superb videos?
Thank you very much,
sincerely, Heck
Thank you for your time and hard work ! Would you have an opinion, as to an pole barn engineer, who would take floor plans from someone and design the structure for wind and snow loads ? I
yes...look up timbertech engineering and drop my name
Thanks Kyle !! Your the best !!
Good job. I have a request for your next video/project: you never show the floor construction(concrete pour, infloor heatind, etc). I would like to see that at a garage or workshop done by RR Buildings. Thank you and keep up the good work.
So your not flashing around the windows just using J Channel as the flashing? I usually do both.
Looking move to the south, will be looking for someone to build a garage hope I can find someone that builds it like you do.
Why don't you do the concrete slab first and then build the garage? Nice job!
this is just how its commonly done with this type of structure, allows for some customer to install the floor later when needed and have saved the money for and some to have holes dug along the outside to make what is called a rodent wall to prevent rodent undermining
Nice job! How much did this building price out at?
Estate Agent: Well Steve I think we’ve found the perfect home for you. It’s got 4 bedrooms, big family room, new kitchen and a good sized garage.
Steve: Show me the picture. Nah, I don’t really like the look of the house.
Agent: But it’s got a great new garage. It was installed by R & R Buildings
Steve: Well why didn’t you say so before. We’ll buy it.
Agent: But don’t you want to look inside the house?
Steve: Who cares about the house when it’s got an R & R garage!!!!
How thick of a slab would you recommend for a garage? Its going to have a 10k boat in it as well as my truck
What is the life expectancy of those base boards? Since they will be back filled ..
You totally over thought this good job.
Does the wood up in the attic ever get moisture/condensation?
Kyle. The roof pitch on your sign doesn’t match the buildings pitch. 😜
You mention beeing nearly completely cordless. Do you have chargers and a generator with you for intense worksites without fixed power for recharging?
usually I have enough batteries to get through the week actually
How do you treat corners with the stone veneer?
Can you give us some idea of how much a building like this cost ?
I've always wondered... How does the cut edge of the steel not rust?
Aaron Anderson guess it just gets hidden and hopefully not an issue. Otherwise get that final check before the rust starts.
by using a nibbler, it almost self heals the edge....its called anneeling I believe
if I could afford it, would you come to Ireland and build me one of these, that would be a dream workshop to have. :)
that would be pretty epic
With the versetta stone not fitting perfectly do you have to order quite a bit more than you need to make it work?
no...I always seem to make it work...
can we see the concrete floor , and how it looks on the edges?
Are you from the south side of Chicago?
The way you say "garage" screams Southside!
Is that stone panel expensive?
What about electrical? No lights on the front of the garage?
all done afterwords...
What was the price tag for this build? How much for the concrete as well (I assume it is separate)?
Why not use branded drills and impact guns
Won't condensation form on the bottom side of your tin?
Shouldn’t with vapor barrier... insulation... and properly vented attic space
Sounds good. Your TH-cam channel is great and you keep it funny with Greg...lol. Would like to talk with you privately about building similar size (but a 6/12 pitch roof) pole barn like the one in NY. The major difference is I am building it into the side of a hill using ICF block foundation (already be done).
what is the name of the hammer you guys are using ;) -thanks
а конденсат на крыше не появляется.?
Is electrical going to be run in the attic or in surface mounted conduit?
surface mounted conduit. you folks really ought to read comments first, these questions as so repetitively asked and answered
As it wasn't mentioned in the description or in the video and when I scrolled through the comments I didn't see it, I asked. Do not assume that someone has not tried to find the answer to a question before asking.
Tape your windows like you would on a residential house
Is there a starter strip for the bottom of that Versetta stone?
you can use one but I don't like too
Being a now retired finish carpenter. Over the thirty years I’ve spent in the trades there are very few tradesmen that I would consider allowing to do a job for me. I rarely find anyone who shares the attention to detail as you. I appreciate working with real craftsman, and you should be proud of the professionalism that you and your crew display. Never bow down to just getting it done to get it done. Keep up the quality job you give to your customers and thankyou to you and your crew for carrying on true craftsmanship.
I would love to have one of those type buildings. But only if it gets a RR pentagon. I don't think I could trust anyone else.
lol thanks
@@RRBuildings what trim did you use on Windows, garage doors and outside corners?
It would be nice if you could give us some prices on some of these projects that you’re doing. keep up the great work you guys really show what professionals can do and taking pride in what you do is great
Thank you for promising to show us the concrete work, I'm so excited for that.
Show the concrete pour!
YEAH I am really not picturing how you handle a floating slab over the footings.
AFTER WATCING ALL YOUR EPISODES I WAS DISAPOINTED NOT TO SEE HOW THE CONCRETE FLOOR WAS RETROFITED UNDER THE WOOD FOOTER THAT IS PRACTICALLY LAYING ON THE DAMP GROUND? I WOULD HAVE SPECIFIED A CONCRETE FOOTER ? ? ?
He says at the end that he'll be back to document how the pour turns out.
The same way everyone adds concrete to their pole buildings since the dawn of time. Plenty of videos on pouring concrete floors into barns.
Just finished watching all of the videos on the building of the garage ! I hope I can find a contractor 1/2 as good as you did . Where are you located , and do you travel ?
I know this build was over 4 yrs ago, but did you ever do a follow up video showing the concrete & showing it completely finished ?
Great job!! Watched this complete series. I'm about to build a 36x30x16 garage. Same concept, timber framing and metal siding. My question, why couldn't I frame the traditional way bottom plate, double top plate 16 on center? I'll be using 2x6" and slab is poured . Thx for the help.
I think our way is stronger
It is very good job .
Salute from Saudi Arabi .
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At first I thought Kyle said Rosetta Stone. 😂
Awesome videos and work as usual.
Do you have any footage on ceiling and insulation install for non-flat or cathedral style trusses?
My garage has a more open ceiling.