How to Build a Wraparound Deck: Off-Grid Cabin DIY (Start to Finish) скачать в хорошем качестве

How to Build a Wraparound Deck: Off-Grid Cabin DIY (Start to Finish)

After years of dreaming about it, we finally finished the wraparound deck we always wanted on our off-grid mountain cabin – and we took you along for every single step. In this 54-minute start-to-finish video, you’ll watch the entire process from digging the footing to the final screw on the handrails. We'll even show you some of the mistakes that were made and how we fixed them. Whether you’re planning your own cabin deck, getting ready for retirement in the mountains, or just love the satisfaction of seeing a big project come together from nothing, pull up a chair, grab a coffee (or something stronger), and spend an hour with us up on the ridge. Chapters are timestamped so you can jump to any section you need: 00:00 We need a front row seat 00:27 Digging in the footings 01:30 Adding temp supports to the rim joists 01:50 Setting the first corner post 03:20 Building the first support beam 05:25 Joist layout 05:57 Joist install 08:30 Post trimming 09:00 Adding support joist 10:05 Joist hangers 10:15 Securing the ledger board 10:20 Adding cedar decking 10:58 Trimming the cedar decking 11:58 The huckleberries are calling 12:36 Side 3 of the deck 16:38 Overcoming variation in the joists 17:35 Finishing the cedar decking 19:20 Calculating the cuts for stairs 20:35 Cutting the stair stringers 21:51 Attaching the stair stringers 24:37 Adding stair stringer hangers 28:55 Sealing the deck 30:44 Tested by heavy snow 33:00 Making repairs 35:45 Properly supporting the beams 36:40 Building the beams right 42:31 Adding a cable railing Thanks for being part of this journey. If you enjoy long-form, no-nonsense builds like this, consider subscribing. See you on the deck. Follow the entire cabin build journey:    • Tiny Cabin Build: The Complete Off-Grid 12...   Follow our adventures in the area around our cabin here:    • PNW Adventures   🔔 Subscribe for the latest in our tiny cabin build:    / @tinycabinpnw