Your all over the place, Jon. I think we'd be good friends. I built my first strawbale in 1978. Since then an earthship (tire house), an underground rammed earth geodesic dodecahedron, a house built from bailed styrofoam lunch trays ( favorite) and as many other alternative style as I could design. I'm working on a 500 sqft treehouse at the moment. Nearly finished.
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing your home. This is exactly what I would like to do when I retire. Unfortunately, I will have to hire someone to build it for me. Be safe
I've been watching your videos, thank you for sharing your knowledge to the world. I'm grateful. Thank you. I would love to one day to be able to join one of your workshops.
Great idea. I would love it even more if it was completely off grid, collecting rain water and using the gray water to water the plants and to flush the toilet. I saw an earthship house where they also built a greenhouse to grow vegetables and a natural air-conditioning system just by digging a very deep hole in the ground connected to your house. The temperature is naturally warm in winter and cool in summer at cost zero. Solar panels can also be placed on a panels which can be regulated around the house. It would be great to have a crystal clear unbreakable glass to use as the roof so that the solar panels can be placed right underneath it, protected from the snow and other problems. 💖🤗🌻
Hi Jon. Thank you for a very informative and beautiful video. Keep them coming please. I am a new subscriber and a solid supporter. I will be traveling next week to Nepal and to Thailand 🇹🇭 after. I hope i could meet you and join you for a while. Also i need your help to build my house according to your ideas and experiences. You are one of a kind and deserves millions of followers. We need more people like you. Stay blessed and you are inspiring many people just so you know. Thank you
Thanks Jon. Where can I get building plans for a build like this? CA code very strict but with housing shortage and a push for "green" building it is possible. Thanks for sharing your beautiful build! I really want one of these.
I spend 2 months in the US the rest in Thailand .I have more freedom in Thailand. In the US some area there is no permit but most of the area have permit.
If we build in Thailand it will be about 10,000 us dollars but in the US more than 50,000 us dollars . The furniture are more expensive than the house. If we use the local and simple materials it can decrease up to half way.
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy Thank you Jon! I agree that building it in Thailand would be significantly less expensive. On the other hand, commuting would be an issue... ;)
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy Hi Jon, many thx! Maybe I will build a straw bale house one day. Jon, you wrote: "If we use the local and simple materials it can decrease up to half way". Did you mean, "If we we use local and simple materials, CONSTRUCTION COSTS COULD BE decreased by half (i.e. decreased from US $ 50,000 to US $ 25,000)"? RSVP, thx. & all blessings to you & yours...
I'm very out of touch with these constructions methods over here we don't insulate anything only concrete block everything, is there a point to insulating the foundation with those Styrofoam boards? and how do you do it?
you need a stone owen rocket stove.. With the furacne buildt into the wall. That way you save alot of the heat from the wood that would otherwise just go straight up into the air. Now you save it in the wall, giving you heat for 24 hours. you only need to fire up in the rocket stove once every 24 hours. That way you can heat a house yearly with only 3 cubic meters of wood. a 100 sq meter house
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Your all over the place, Jon. I think we'd be good friends. I built my first strawbale in 1978. Since then an earthship (tire house), an underground rammed earth geodesic dodecahedron, a house built from bailed styrofoam lunch trays ( favorite) and as many other alternative style as I could design. I'm working on a 500 sqft treehouse at the moment. Nearly finished.
Holy moly..I went to uour channel, subscribed then came back here. Hoping u show how to build these homes. We'll find out
Wow!
Jon, That is a beautiful home you built! Well done! It will serve you and your family very well for hundreds of years.
Beautiful. Thank you for sharing your home.
This is exactly what I would like to do when I retire. Unfortunately, I will have to hire someone to build it for me.
Be safe
I've been watching your videos, thank you for sharing your knowledge to the world. I'm grateful. Thank you. I would love to one day to be able to join one of your workshops.
Great idea. I would love it even more if it was completely off grid, collecting rain water and using the gray water to water the plants and to flush the toilet. I saw an earthship house where they also built a greenhouse to grow vegetables and a natural air-conditioning system just by digging a very deep hole in the ground connected to your house.
The temperature is naturally warm in winter and cool in summer at cost zero. Solar panels can also be placed on a panels which can be regulated around the house. It would be great to have a crystal clear unbreakable glass to use as the roof so that the solar panels can be placed right underneath it, protected from the snow and other problems.
💖🤗🌻
You have a beautiful home. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for a look. We have just finished our strawbale too.
@@scottapache5041 around 80000 aud for 3 bed 1 bath.
Good Upload 👌
Great video and narration!
Hi Jon. Thank you for a very informative and beautiful video. Keep them coming please. I am a new subscriber and a solid supporter. I will be traveling next week to Nepal and to Thailand 🇹🇭 after. I hope i could meet you and join you for a while. Also i need your help to build my house according to your ideas and experiences. You are one of a kind and deserves millions of followers. We need more people like you. Stay blessed and you are inspiring many people just so you know. Thank you
Thanks Jon. Where can I get building plans for a build like this? CA code very strict but with housing shortage and a push for "green" building it is possible. Thanks for sharing your beautiful build! I really want one of these.
Beautiful house it looks warm
How do you divide your time between Thailand and US? I’m in a similar situation :) Is this type of house need permits, etc. Thanks for your channel!
I spend 2 months in the US the rest in Thailand .I have more freedom in Thailand. In the US some area there is no permit but most of the area have permit.
Jon, congratulations! Could you give us a ballpark idea of the cost of a house like this one?
If we build in Thailand it will be about 10,000 us dollars but in the US more than 50,000 us dollars . The furniture are more expensive than the house. If we use the local and simple materials it can decrease up to half way.
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy Thank you Jon! I agree that building it in Thailand would be significantly less expensive. On the other hand, commuting would be an issue... ;)
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy Hi Jon, many thx! Maybe I will build a straw bale house one day. Jon, you wrote:
"If we use the local and simple materials it can decrease up to half way".
Did you mean,
"If we we use local and simple materials, CONSTRUCTION COSTS COULD BE decreased by half (i.e. decreased from US $ 50,000 to US $ 25,000)"?
RSVP, thx. & all blessings to you & yours...
So the lumber is probably the most expensive but in my area, farmers charge 5$ a bale. That can add up
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy wow this is amazing, cost-wise.
Is this House in Montana or Wyoming? This is a beautiful house. Very nice job !
Colorado.
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy oh thanks!
Please don’t get vanish like holistic doctors in America.. stay safe
I'm interested in one. S.E. Georgia USA. Got plenty of bamboo too. Straw bale home with. Bamboo too.
Great video as always. Just one question, How you handle termite problem with straw mud walls system?
Did you use a company for straw bale build or friends ? I’m in Colorado and interested in this building process.
Very cool
I love it!
I'm very out of touch with these constructions methods over here we don't insulate anything only concrete block everything, is there a point to insulating the foundation with those Styrofoam boards? and how do you do it?
wow, thats interesting!
What coating do you use to prevent moisture at the strawbales?
Genial, Felicitaciones!!!
you need a stone owen rocket stove.. With the furacne buildt into the wall. That way you save alot of the heat from the wood that would otherwise just go straight up into the air. Now you save it in the wall, giving you heat for 24 hours. you only need to fire up in the rocket stove once every 24 hours.
That way you can heat a house yearly with only 3 cubic meters of wood. a 100 sq meter house
Do the strawbales be herbicide/pesticide free? Thank you
Can I have you build mine? I’m in Montana too
How did you get there? 😆
Where was this house built?
This house is in Colorado USA.
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Allah bless
Can American own small land in Thailand
you need to marry Thai .
@@JonJandaiLifeisEasy thank you
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