House Flipper 2 (Frozen District) Compact House - Before / After Before Renovation - 0:00 After Renovation - 0:56 #houseflipper2 #houseflippervideos #beforeandafter #houseflipper #gaming
Die Messibude hat mich ganz schön beschäftigt, aber jetzt ist die so schön geworden das ich mein Büro hier her verlegt habe. Alles im Industrial Style. Aber deine Lösung find ich auch toll. Hab das Strandhaus mit ähnlicher Farbkombination ausgestattet.
@@yhiala Leider nicht. Ich hab mich dabei von dir inspirieren lassen und mutig zu sein auch mal ein Dach abzureissen. Die Treppe hab ich 3 x umgesetzt, bis es mir gefallen hat und auch passte. Den Keller hab ich zur Werkstatt gemacht und den separaten Eingang gelassen. Hatte versucht auch im Haus einen Zugang zu machen, aber die Treppe nach oben hat nicht so richtig gepasst.
Hello, I was wondering if you can still remember which panels you used for the walls and the floor. I really like your combination, but I can't find the right one. It seems that there is also depth between the different wall panels used next to each other. In my case, everything is equally smooth between the transitions. How do you achieve that? How did you tackle that with the stairs? It doesn't seem to be standard from the store. Sorry for all the questions, but by following your examples, I learn a lot, for which my sincere thanks.
Beside white wall paint it should be… Outside surfaces: - Raw Stone Tiles (Color palette: Drab - Right side - fifth row, second from right) - Square paving stone tiles ( Color palette: Drab - Right side - Color 1: fourth row, second from right, Color 2: fifth row, first from right) - Stained pine panels (Color palette: Drab - Right side - fifth row, third from right) - Steel tiles Inside surfaces: - Stairs: Stained pine panels (Color palette: Drab - Right side - fifth row, third from right) - Floor: Stained birch panels (Color palette: Drab - white) - Stained pine panels (Color palette: Drab - Right side - fifth row, first from right) - Steel tiles (Stairs metal struts) I used either Chipboard „Bits and bobs“ or the tiny building molding „Jungfrau“ to create different depth levels on the wall. I assembled the stairs using Jalava shelves (stair step) and building molding "Jungfrau" (metal struts).
@@yhiala Wow, what a great, detailed answer! That's more than I could have hoped for.... I sold the house unfinished on my first attempt, but now I'm going for it again on the second try. Thank you very, very much! P.S. If I build the stairs as shown in your pictures, I will run out of space on the second floor. I will immediately run into the roof.
The white compartments are "Vanamo" wall cabinets. I built the horizontal boards using resizable "Jalava" shelves (the box-shaped ones). For the vertical boards I used the small, resizable building mold "Jungfrau"
Stunning 😍
Die Messibude hat mich ganz schön beschäftigt, aber jetzt ist die so schön geworden das ich mein Büro hier her verlegt habe. Alles im Industrial Style. Aber deine Lösung find ich auch toll. Hab das Strandhaus mit ähnlicher Farbkombination ausgestattet.
Das Haus im Industrial Style würde ich ja gerne mal sehen. Hast du davon irgendwo was veröffentlicht?
@@yhiala Leider nicht. Ich hab mich dabei von dir inspirieren lassen und mutig zu sein auch mal ein Dach abzureissen. Die Treppe hab ich 3 x umgesetzt, bis es mir gefallen hat und auch passte. Den Keller hab ich zur Werkstatt gemacht und den separaten Eingang gelassen. Hatte versucht auch im Haus einen Zugang zu machen, aber die Treppe nach oben hat nicht so richtig gepasst.
@@artepacul Schade. Ja, die Treppe war ein e Herausforderung. 😵😆
Hello, I was wondering if you can still remember which panels you used for the walls and the floor. I really like your combination, but I can't find the right one. It seems that there is also depth between the different wall panels used next to each other. In my case, everything is equally smooth between the transitions. How do you achieve that?
How did you tackle that with the stairs? It doesn't seem to be standard from the store.
Sorry for all the questions, but by following your examples, I learn a lot, for which my sincere thanks.
Beside white wall paint it should be…
Outside surfaces:
- Raw Stone Tiles (Color palette: Drab - Right side - fifth row, second from right)
- Square paving stone tiles ( Color palette: Drab - Right side - Color 1: fourth row, second from right, Color 2: fifth row, first from right)
- Stained pine panels (Color palette: Drab - Right side - fifth row, third from right)
- Steel tiles
Inside surfaces:
- Stairs: Stained pine panels (Color palette: Drab - Right side - fifth row, third from right)
- Floor: Stained birch panels (Color palette: Drab - white)
- Stained pine panels (Color palette: Drab - Right side - fifth row, first from right)
- Steel tiles (Stairs metal struts)
I used either Chipboard „Bits and bobs“ or the tiny building molding „Jungfrau“ to create different depth levels on the wall.
I assembled the stairs using Jalava shelves (stair step) and building molding "Jungfrau" (metal struts).
@@yhiala
Wow, what a great, detailed answer! That's more than I could have hoped for....
I sold the house unfinished on my first attempt, but now I'm going for it again on the second try.
Thank you very, very much!
P.S. If I build the stairs as shown in your pictures, I will run out of space on the second floor. I will immediately run into the roof.
Como vc fez as estantes da sala de estar?
The white compartments are "Vanamo" wall cabinets. I built the horizontal boards using resizable "Jalava" shelves (the box-shaped ones). For the vertical boards I used the small, resizable building mold "Jungfrau"