My next house build

[Blackpony]

After all the framing was done we wrapped our house in zip board, then attached the metal to it. Since it was sprayed foamed it will me a ton easier to replace the panels in the future and it adds a layer or sound deadner, more structure etc.

[Ldecharmoy]

It's a slab

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[akfodysvn]

Love a good SHOUSE.

It definitely saves money compared to doing s stick built home that size and a nice separate shop equivalent to what you're getting on this build. That yote fox is going to have s nice home

[Ldecharmoy]

More progress

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[Ldecharmoy]

Better picture

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[GrayStangGT]

Is that type of framing cheaper than I beams and C pearling?

[Ldecharmoy]

Ready for tin and a few more doors

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[Chili]

Are you going to have concrete poured in front of the garage, or are you just going to do gravel or similar?

[Ldecharmoy]

Are you going to have concrete poured in front of the garage, or are you just going to do gravel or similar?

Concrete will be pour 12 feet out then gravel, later concrete for the whole thing

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[Chili]

Concrete will be pour 12 feet out then gravel, later concrete for the whole thing

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Very cool.. I'm a little jelly.

[Ldecharmoy]

Starting to take shape

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[KBScobravert]

Looking good. I wonder what brick would cost going up about 4' all the way around the exterior.

I think the wife and I are going to go land/barndamonium shopping in November to get an idea on location/prices.

[black2002ls]

Looking good. I wonder what brick would cost going up about 4' all the way around the exterior.

I think the wife and I are going to go land/barndamonium shopping in November to get an idea on location/prices.

I can't speak to the $$$ in additional concrete for brick ledge, however, I am currently paying $420-430/1000 for brick labor. The problem with building anything right now that uses "residential" trade labor, is that labor rates have SKYROCKETED over the last year and a half.

[Ldecharmoy]

Looking good. I wonder what brick would cost going up about 4' all the way around the exterior.

I think the wife and I are going to go land/barndamonium shopping in November to get an idea on location/prices.

It's pretty expensive, got a quote just for the patio part which is 50ft long, $2000

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[Ldecharmoy]

Thought I would add another picture

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