How to Build a Garage Addition 11: Installing House wrap, Base Trim, and Wainscot
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 12 พ.ค. 2019
- During this episode of How to Build a Garage Addition, the weather is great to start, so we install house wrap. Once the wind picks up just a little too much we give up our goal of installing our end wall steel and concentrate on installing our base trims and wainscot. If you haven't already noticed the theme of this build...we start something...then move onto something else thanks to weather.
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There is no way I would (or could) build anything like this, absolutely no need for it here in England and I've got no room. However, since discovering this channel about a week ago, I've watched dozens of these videos and builds. Maybe this is why I haven't fixed that 6x4 (some imperial measurements for you lot) garden shed that makes strange noises in the wind. Keep up the good work, your attitude is refreshing!
I am always amazed at the attention to detail. Kyle is walking encyclopedia of building expertise put into practice efficiently with the help of a good crew. Only downside is living and working in the bitter cold.
Kyle great job on the garage addition! The red really pops! Already looking forward to the next video!
Love it. You guys build really, really well. I haven't seen anybody do the craftsmanship as you guys do. It's not there anymore. I love barnbilling. Awesome job
Keep on posting! THANKS!
Love watching your videos man !
If i wasnt that far from the US and oprx 20 years younger i would start working for you ,yes that much i like your work man. Awesome building skills from yall over there.
Thanks man
@@RRBuildings Ive noticed that there is a great frienship to between you all and that makes a strong team,well keep up the awesome work and greetings from Belgium.
You should buy an anemometer (wind speed meter) to prove to any
naysayers that there is, indeed, wind and just how much of it there is.
looking good so far
Slick as snot on a door knob! Thats what I've heard a ton of times
Hard working,love it.
Like I've always said, love hard work, can watch it all day.
very useful thanks
Great video, thanks 👍
Another video How lucky are we!! thought the bottom steel would have been Black, maybe customer preference. Great video.
Yep gotta feed Greg,but not after midnight...lol
Kyle we always cut house wrap with a chop saw, it's quick so it don't melt and it cuts it square.
RED on RED - I like it. Thanks
Always assumed there was some way to cut a roll of house wrap, but never seen it done. Thanks!
Using a miter saw works excellent, and leaves a perfect edge.
Great canelo Alvarez.. great video
Hi man saw you cutting the insulation board, take a look at the new festool insulation saw, expensive but great for cutting insulation, for guys who deal with a lot of the stuff. Enjoying the videos. Hope the weather bets better for you man, it suck!
Love all the detail & attention to safety (wind). You guys are a great team. Too bad you can’t franchise your talents and bless others around the US. Maybe you might do road trips someday???
He did once travel to NY to build for DiResta, helped put and get him to this point.
that darn weather. how's the home remodel coming along?
Goggles, and a nose plug when cutting the foam board Kyle!
The phase you were looking for when you were talking about Greg's new way of doing that with the measuring stick is "slick as snot on a door knob" HAHAHA. Look forward to seeing your videos. Great job guys. And do you keep the chains up and all the bracing till you get all the metal on?
check out the masks that Scott brown uses from Scott brown carpentry. they are over in new Zealand but use some pretty cool stuff
Would there be any benefit to taping the bottom trim to the housewrap? I know you've said before that it is for wind over water ingress but was thinking if water did pass the steel it would run behind the bottom trim? I'm learning not criticising big respect for you guys love your channel. Thanks for sharing all you do. !!!!
How many months are you booked out to ????
Pro!
Just after thought, but why did you not use a bottom edge, that covered the insulation edge layer?
Not bad for Greg's first time LOL
What type of work gloves are you folks using for Winter?
7:40 That's called a rain shadow.
Never heard that before
Maybe I think Greg is a realist.
Love your work.
Is there a way to clean up the pink insulation chips and the metal cutoffs?
Vacuum for the insulation cuttings, magnet sweep for the metal cut-offs if they are that much of a concern.
When dogs are around when you say roof do they bark back?
Water will be trapped behind the foam causing the stem wall to be continuously wet and wick thru to the inside unless you flash it.
Do you put trim to cap the foam edge? Any worry about water getting behind the foam?
Also interested how the transition from the wainscot to the foam is finished.
Was wondering the same thing.
Same
What’s the answer???
Kyle, you are from here on known as the pink panther!
What type nail do u use when nailing the trim on
what will go over the pink insulation on the bottom? Thanks
Any more home remodel videos coming ? Great video and thanks.
Yes I promise
@@RRBuildings, Excellent !!
Where’s the water going to go after it accumulates on top of the foam with a driving rain?
So my question to you, Kyle and Greg. What is your recommendation when you have Tyvek over your OSB and you put your frost board on belt whatever you wanna call it at the bottom and you go to put Z flash on do you cut your Tyvek 1 inch up and slide your Z flash underneath and what do you do if you do, do you seal it to the substrate which is the OSB or do you not? I feel that if we did it that way you would take some zip wrap and seal it to the substrate. Would love your input. Thank you and keep the videos common. They’re awesome.
What kind of trim is that? Cant don’t it anywhere? Do they make it for PBR panel?
I was going to put the roof tin on first also but everybody keeps telling me to do the sides first does it really matter
I had a building installed recently. They used a house wrap but do to lack of communication I was under the impression it was also a vapor barrier, intern, I used open sell spray foam. I’m a little worried if I put a vapor barrier on the inside of the building that they may create a moisture issue inside the walls. I am in upstate New York.
I guess my question would be as long as the house wrap is not technically a vapor barrier am I hurting anything by putting the plastic wrap on the inside?
close your eyes and imagine chris pratt is teaching you how to build
I work at a steel Roofing manufacturer in Maine if they would just use 3 2x4s under the longest panel its stronger than relying on the short ones
How do you figure where to start the first sheet of steel from the corner? Do you want a rib right in the middle of the building and then work to each side?
He uses math to figure each end looks the same.
hey man is there another name for the base trim.because nobody around me knows what in talking about when i ask for it
Hey Kyle, can you talk about why you do the lower wainscot when the upper wall is the same color?
Would you rather replace 34 inches if panel or a fill height one? It is easier to replace shorter than a whole panel after it has sustained damage from flying "shrapnel" when one mows or from debris hitting it during a wind storm. It also offers a unique aesthetic look and allows one to have a two tone look if they desire.
I believe it’s the customer’s choice.
What is the function of the wainscot?
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Good job guys i erect metal buildings of all sizes ,i like the way u guys do the trim work good job..
Do you have to flash the top of the pink Styrofoam ?
Yeah, not sure how that’s going to work now that we are this far along.........
Why would you need to flash it. The stuff is buried in the ground. Its always going to be wet????
@@bloodgt3 water and debris behind his flashing, it would also finish it off if it was to be plastered and looking nice
@@kiwibird8441 ok. That makes sense.
Dang you have merch wrap? 7:45
Windy, you did say
How do you guys like you Truewerk clothes?
What toys is this guy putting in this? 🤣
Well one door (left side looking at the building) is large enough for a RV.
No metal flashing under the waterproofing membrane and the slab/insolation?
insolation is a sun protection film, not sure why so many of you write that instead of *insulation* which implies to temperature proof or thermal protection.
@@Joshua79C English is not my first language, that's why :)
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How often do you put screws in on the sheet metal going up the the wall
Every place he has put a cross board gets a screw at that height. Not sure how far apart they are but I'm guessing 3 foot apart going up the wall.
@@hotrodhog2170 thanks for answering my question.
Exterior is usually every 32”
@@RRBuildings I was close. Lol
@@cntslesfabrication Yeah man.
Any idea how much it’s going to cost to spray foam a garage of that size vs batt insulation?
Foam is usually 3-4 times the cost of Batt insulation.
This ones was three times more to spray foam
@@RRBuildings Nailed it! I owned an insulation company from '93 till '08. Ain't changed much I see.
Rain Rain Rain what are you made of sugar. You gona melt. we work in the rain here in Washington State.
Max, You don't have any choice, if you didn't work, You'd still be stuck in 1920's !
whos your dealer for your steel products?
Metal sales manufacturing
@@RRBuildings thx
How do you know where to start the panels on the side ? I noticed that you didn't start from the corner of the building .
wheres the hammer holster kyle?
Don’t worry coming back soon
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Can you explain the reasoning for the house wrap? Why can't you just hang the sheet metal?
On fiberglass insulated buildings he does it for wind infiltration and on spray foam insulated buildings he does it so the panels can be replaced easily if damaged.
Thanks
Awesome . Good to know and great work.
@the shop Uh, yes. I know what it is generally. But Nicolas answered what I was asking. Thanks.
Do any of these buildings get turned into "Barndominiums"?
HE did post the new house he had built for his parents, the walk around video was posted several months ago. For one example of one of project that got barndominium treatment.
@@Joshua79C thanks I'll have to go look it up.
This is the video, if you have not found and viewed it yet:
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PPE Habit is missing
Shouldn't you have flashed the styrofoam first?
well i guess thats all folks
Real men wear pink! Probably should have worn respirator and eye protection. Great vid!
If it looks straight, it's straight. Right....
Red tin is on the building and then, you're removing it. Customer change mind? Who pays for change? Im thinking it would be the customer. It would be if I was doing the job.
I love your vids but why're you pronouncing the word "Roof" so weirdly?
Ghost woof lol
Thats "Waynes coating" ? looks like the rest of the steel. I thought it was wood interior up to a chair molding?
wainscoting is how it is spelled
1st comment boom.
@@KennyBellau thats great
48th comment.
Your topic is interesting. Your face is not.