🔥 They said my Barn was Worthless… I turned it into Amazing Workshop 🤠 скачать в хорошем качестве

🔥 They said my Barn was Worthless… I turned it into Amazing Workshop 🤠

We rebuilt an old barn and turned it into a fully functional workshop. This video shows the entire process from start to finish — demolition, foundations, floors, walls, ceiling, doors, painting, and all electrical and pneumatic installations. To start the project, we removed the remains of the old cracked walls and broke up the uneven concrete floor. We then dug foundation trenches, built formwork, and poured structural concrete delivered from a concrete plant. After it cured, we laid three layers of hollow blocks to reach the proper floor height. The new floor was reinforced and poured as a thick, solid slab strong enough to handle heavy workshop machines. Next, we built wooden walls using 40×100 mm construction timber, 12 mm MFP boards and 10 cm mineral wool insulation. The building will also receive external polystyrene insulation, making the workshop warm and energy-efficient. Once the walls were complete, we moved on to building the ceiling. It isn’t designed for walking, but it easily holds lightweight storage items such as pipes and boxes. After finishing the structure, we built new wooden doors using leftover materials from the walls and ceiling. Inside, the entire workshop was painted, and then we installed electrical, lighting and pneumatic systems. Technical details: Lighting: 10 LED lamps (5 would be enough for work, but 10 provide better video quality). Sockets wiring: all 230V outlets use 3×2.5 mm² cable. Half of them are on one phase, the rest on another to balance loads. Three-phase sockets: wired with 5×5 mm² cable. Electrical box includes: 1× three-phase RCD 2× single-phase RCDs 20A, two 16A, and 10A breakers three-phase overvoltage protector Pneumatic installation: polyurethane hoses with quick couplings. After many days of hard work, the new workshop is finally complete — larger, stronger, better organized, and ready for future projects.