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Why does the sill need membrane when the window has its own flashings and sill stopping water getting in? Plus the cladding. I don’t see why it’s necessary.

Pics of the vapor inside the intello would be cool

2:45 "...the sun hitting this concrete floor..." How thick is the concrete floor? What layers are underneath it to prevent moisture to be sucked up into the concrete by capillary forces? Whar sort of French drain have you digged around the house? Thanks!

wtf? Most of the sound is coming through the wood frame-insulation interface and frame itself. Love these poorly conducted “experiments” that’s worthless.

Very cool to be so efficient but how much would it cost ? We don't all have tons of funds and economy is only getting worse

If your doing this work in order to mitigate the "Climate Crisis", the you can stop working immediately, as there is No Climate Crisis. Climate Change is based upon Karl Mark THEORY of Metabolic Rift, which has been proven to be false assumption, many times over. If however your working on ways to improve the cost and longevity of housing, then be honest enough in your presentation to indicate, such means of Air Tightness, bring with them the complications associated with supply of fresh air into the structure. Basically your attempting to build a submarine, with the efforts of air and water tightness, so how do humans, plants, animals, within that space obtain oxygen to breath?

Pro clima makes super stuff, and I've used it, but I dearly wish I could get my hands on some Super Jumbo Tex in Germany. I just love it and it feels to me, so much better to live with relatively earthy paper/tar, than in a plastic wrapped box. Just so unnatural, that stuff. :P Who will smuggle some SJT over for me? :)

appreciate all the detail that you have covered here!

Awesome tip brother!

No responce! Are you going to video the rest of the build?

FANTASTIC VIDEO, Thank you

Great video! Will be using your products shortly. Working on a masonry retrofit pending passive house cert. We are also putting on exterior insulation.

What is the minimum distance between te batten on a angled surface?

not very tidy

Can I use spray foam over this product?

Right from the beginning I’m going to have to disagree with building an airtight addition on an existing home unless you’re able to talk the homeowner into installing an ERV. I’ve already seen the problems this causes in the form of condensation on windows and mold growth because someone has built an airtight master bedroom/bathroom addition and no ventilation besides a bath fan.

Too bad the majority of developers don't build houses like this in the US - I imagine a lot of people want exactly this kind of home

Hi in the video, it shows you first stapling the intello down to the plywood floor on 3” intervals. Then later on when it shows the application of the contega that floor isn’t stapled? Do we staple and use contega in the flap in front of the staples? Why is this junction not sealed with the tape? Thanks!

Great Tip JOHN!!

Great song 🎶. Puts Beyoncé to shame

How do you stop condensation inside the wall cavity

Can someone TELL me, i have completely different panel, HOW TO SET MANUALLY some things? I mean constant INTENSIVE ventilation for example? I hold the button for 3 seconds and what ?

I love when climate crazies use concrete. I can't think of anything more hypocritical.

i stopped watching as soon as he said climate change and carbon neutral. Dear simps, no one can control the weather even when they tax you more because its all a scam. carbon Neutral is another communist simp term made up for sheeple. BTW nothing can be built, manufactured, moved or produced without using the Naturally made self replenishing energy called oil and coal. f you disagree please stop using all these products produced with oil and coal. you wont because you will be arrested while starving walking around naked.

I would love to see a follow-up with a cost analysis.

Very Interesting! Is the Solotex just draped across the trusses without any continuous support? What holds the insulation up there between the trusses?

Hah! Carbon neutral! Might as well cut a big hole in your roof

Sustainable home built with glue and plastic products.

There is one thing more. Because you are building with wood, you don t have a heat mass like a stone building. Therefor a stone inside wall is probably better.

Lol some rich kid gets a few sheep, calls himself a farmer, and builds a million dollar house so he can lift his pinky when he drinks and tell everyone about it. Whatever

"Climate Change". 🤣 STFU!

Nice. Job …. I like the style…. I built SIP panel. Homes a few years ago.. I really enjoyed the way they went together . The panels we used Were 8 inches thick ,8 feet wide,20 feet long… R value was very high …. And the panels snapped together very easily.. used them for the floor / roof / walls .. was. Really easy to put in ..Door ways / windows / inner walls …. Sound protection and heating was far above expectations…. Solid and easy to install and clean.. drywall was a snap ,no studs to look for … renovations done later were very easy to adjust and the speed when putting it together was a third of the time it took to build anything else…. Which was a cost savings investment… Check it out if you plan on any additional projects on your property …. Have a. Fun. Day. !!

Interesting, but I have a few questions, like what was the final cost of this build? What are the high and low temperatures of the seasons in your area? Why is that deck so small? Why are there no solar panels on the roof? Is there a grey water catch system? What kind of waste water / septic system did you install? What kind of HVAC did you install? Do you have grid utilities like water and sewer? What other echo-friendly, non-conventional practices or products were used for things like finishes, fixtures, and materials? Being the farmhouse of the future, I would think that a lot more of these questions would be answered. I'm not trying to discredit your video, but that's a bold claim, considering that there are so many new systems, materials, and practices that are cutting edge. Thank you for sharing you video. Overall, it helps to raise awareness that there are better ways to build, when embarking on a lifetime investment in your family home. Cheers.

Interesting!

This is awesome! Except for some of the layout, the ideas of what we're looking to build later is quite similar. It's always nice to see more supporting evidence that if done right, even just using similar principles, one can build a fantastic house without even needing to break the bank. Seeing more of this kind of thing just reminds me how much I hate cookie cutter, production built homes that just aren't that good, and yet you're paying for it because that's what they can charge.

Using a boomlift as a crane?? That can’t be very legal can it?

yea....no

You like all those bugs living and nesting in the open “air flow” spaces? Seems weird.

Outstanding. I Would like to know if you are going to video and show the rest of the build? Please do.

I shudder to think what this place costs to build. They didn't GRT here raising sheep. I mean, it's cool and all, and I think the construction theories are cutting edge. But you need to be rich to build this.

Great house. But... These kind of videos always hide the cost of the build. Without the cost, there is no way for other people to know whether this is economically viable. Mostly likely, i think it is not

I am truly envious, excellent job

Carbon neutral? Who made the materials, unicorns?

any vids on the completed project?

Ooh I am not impressed. All this future thinking but didn't think about all the stink, flies, crap from the animals in the barn. Got any progressive futuristic thought how to feal with those issues? Better live on a farm before dispelling just how great having your house attached to the barn.

It's a pole barn house this guy is not smart

Ur bs crap on ur lying Yankee ass go to rural Oklahoma thease s pole barn homes are everywhere screw u😊

Try solar heating, try floor heating,

I wonder what the ROI is after 30 years compared to a regular home.

Your 175 your old farmhouse was not durable?