Que bonita se va haciendo la casa y también el jardín,lleváis mucho trabajo hecho y se nota.Animo os quedará un hogar maravilloso

@Projectsweden

3 күн бұрын

Muchos gracias!😊

Jag älskar eran kanal! Ser fram emot å följa erat liv med renovationen etc 🌻🇸🇪

@Projectsweden

2 күн бұрын

Tack så mycket! Jag är glad att höra att du gillar våra videos! 😊👌

It is so beautiful,🎉 your home will be amazing 🎉,wonderful couple

@Projectsweden

3 күн бұрын

Thank you so much for your kind words, have a wonderful day ☀️💕

Thank you so much for the visit and for featuring my shop in your channel 🙏🥰

@Projectsweden

21 күн бұрын

Thank you too! It was a lovely evening 😊

I'm so glad I found this channel. ❤ I've subscribed. I'm also following Build Away, Roaming Wild Rosie and Martijn Doolard. All from Netherlands. 😊

@Projectsweden

16 күн бұрын

I am glad you like it! ❤️

@ingridpersson9376

16 күн бұрын

@@Projectsweden I watched every available video last night and wished there was more to see. When I saw the first video (when you were there to just take a look) I thought this will not end well.. 😄 That was before I understood that Derrick is a carpenter. Looking forward to many more videos!

My advice is to do as much as possible outside during the days that the weather is fine. I have never heard before of a boiler exploding, it was indeed lucky you were at home. edit I very well understand why they chose you to go to Germany, first of all, you speak the language and second you will be better able to tell the people how great it's to live up here, not so much stress, yeah distances are much more as they are used to but it's rather quiet on the roads as soon as you leave a town. and nature is so beautiful, in the winter it's like walking in a Disney winter wonderland, in the moonlight the snow lights up and shows a billion diamonds, every now and then the spirits dance in the sky when Aurora comes to visit us and in spring everything explodes, the people are much more helpful special when you come out in the countryside. A half year ago my aorta started leaking and later on, I had a stroke, I was rather new in the neighbourhood (been living here for 2 years, outside of Jokkmokk) I spent almost 2 months in different hospitals and when I came home the neighbours had locked my door (just like most people here I never lock it) they took care of my dog and mail, they even fetched some items I had ordered online. I have lived 37 years in the south of Sweden and there is just one thing about living in Sweden I regret, that is that I didn't move to the north before. I have lived and worked in different countries and moved so many times that I lost count but in the last 3 years, I have felt I'm finally HOME.

@Projectsweden

21 күн бұрын

Exactly this!!!! Everyone always asks us ‘WHY?’ ‘Why would you move here?’ And I point at the beautiful midsummer sky, the river right by their houses, show them the northern lights dancing in the sky, the nature, the peace and quietness, explain how nice and helpful everyone is and has been. Everything is just so beautiful up here! How can one not see it!? I guess it’s easy to take things for granted if you always had them but it’s so important to appreciate the things you have. It’s weird to say but even the netherlands, where I was born and raised never felt like a home. Here in North Sweden does though 🇸🇪😊 Not longing to leave but longing to come back. I never had that anywhere before I wish you all the best, stay healthy and greetings from the coast 🇸🇪 👌

Hej hej, Gefeliciteerd met jullie prachtige woning 🏠,zo te zien wordt het erg mooi binnen en buiten. Wel veel werk, maar dan heb je ook wat mooi`s. Veel succes en groetjes van uit Nederland. 🌷🌹🌺🥀🌷

@Projectsweden

15 күн бұрын

Hey! Dankjewel! Ja het is veel werk, maar uiteindelijk is het het allemaal waard 😊 groetjes terug uit noord Zweden 🇸🇪

Wow 😍🙏🏻🥰

Nice porch! Looks like your husband enjoyed building something new. Sometimes fixing old stuff starts to wear on you.

@Projectsweden

21 күн бұрын

So true! He loves building new. The finished four season porch will be great

Great video. So tranquille and peaceful at night.

@Projectsweden

22 күн бұрын

I could stay outside all night every night during this time. It’s so beautiful! If only I hadn’t have to get up at 6am to go to work every morning 😅

This was a lovely video. Excuse my ignorance, was that a reindeer or a moose on the road?

@Projectsweden

21 күн бұрын

It’s a reindeer 🦌

Nice to see some progress, keep it up :)

@Projectsweden

21 күн бұрын

Thanks!

Ein Daumen hoch für euren Kanal👍🏽 Kleine frage noch zur neuen Bodenplatte, braucht es vor dem Bodenbelag nicht noch eine Dampfbremse? Grüsse aus der Schweiz👋🏽

@Projectsweden

22 күн бұрын

Vielen dank! Derrick sagt, dass es keine Dampfsperre für die Veranda brauchst. Es reicht mit der windbarriere. Wir würden es aber innen schon brauchen Liebe Grüsse ais Schweden 😊🇸🇪

@Breadbx

21 күн бұрын

@@Projectsweden Ok, ich dachte wenn ihr nasse Schuhe oder so habt, nicht das es in die Isolation läuft usw. Bin auf das nächste Video gespannt👋🏽

@Projectsweden

19 күн бұрын

Die Isolierung besteht aus Mineralwolle. Sie hält kein Wasser und bildet weder Schimmel noch Pilze.

Da habt ihr aber echt Glueck gehabt das nicht mehr passiert ist. Toll das dein Mann so ein guter Handwerker ist und alles selbst machen kann! Mange hilsen fra Danmark

@Projectsweden

22 күн бұрын

Ja wir haben sicher Glück gehabt! Liebe grüsse aus Schweden 🇸🇪😊

Hi again! Sitting here and reading news online, scrolling through SVT Nyheter....and you turned up!!! How cool, hope that will boost your channel, as a side effect! You both looked mighty fine in the short clip from SVT 🤗 Cheers from Göteborg, Katarina

@Projectsweden

15 күн бұрын

Thanks Katarina! Yes Both NSD and SVT came by to interview us a little while ago :) it’s definitely nice that the media picked up our story too 👌 cheers back from the north 🇸🇪

Hi , just found your channel today and have watched all of them back to back and found them very interesting. Thank you for sharing. We are from Essex in the UK.

@Projectsweden

22 күн бұрын

Hi pauline, I am glad to hear you enjoyed our videos 😊👌 greetings from the North 🇸🇪

In order to avoid the language barrier, I recommend writing the order in clear handwriting or using a printer and giving the order to the seller, it significantly reduces order errors.

@Projectsweden

21 күн бұрын

Good thought, but honestly I don’t think we will be buying from them again anytime soon. They advertise with ‘spend over 1000€ and get free delivery’ but then they charged 200€ for the ‘driver’ which apparently wasn’t part of the delivery 🤔 🤷🏻‍♀️

@icebreakerdude

21 күн бұрын

@@Projectsweden Do you want to say the name of that company? Of course, I understand the situation if the delivery address is really far, the distance is tens of kilometers, but it is the seller's duty to tell about it immediately at the time of sale, but still the seller could give a discount on the shipping costs. It is a scam to say that the transport is free, but later it turns out that the driver is not free.

@Projectsweden

21 күн бұрын

@icebreakerdude the name of the company is on the stickers all over the building material in the video. well they wouldn’t tell us what the grand total was until we sat with them for a good hour making the list. At that point we were tired and were just like ‘whatever lets just go with it’ It was 50km away, nothing extreme. It is ok, we went on with it. But yeah, next time it’s better to get materials from a different store

@icebreakerdude

21 күн бұрын

@@Projectsweden I investigated the matter and found out that the use of the crane is not part of the campaign for a price exceeding 1000€, the crane has apparently been used to lift the boards. The company has only 3 offices in Lapland. In Finland, the largest stores selling construction materials are K-Rauta (Kesko) and S-Rauta (SOK)

@Projectsweden

21 күн бұрын

We will still shop there just nothing we need delivered because We can order from the local store here and delivery is 600sek.

Me encantan sus vídeos de la reforma de su casa un abrazo grande desde Argentina ❤

@Projectsweden

21 күн бұрын

I am glad to hear you are enjoying our videos 💕 sending hugs back all the way from sweden 🇸🇪

Waaaauww...wat een prachtige video weer❤ prachtige beelden en muziek! Betoverend mooi!❤ Idd heerlijk om een overdekte veranda te hebben in de winter en dan te kunnen genieten van het uitzicht op jullie besneeuwde paradijs ! Ja, zo val je van het ene project weer in het andere😅. Ik ben zoooo benieuwd maar alles wat jullie gaan doen. Ik heb weer genoten van je video ! Enne.. kijk weer uit naar de volgende! Ik heb heel veel bewondering voor alles wat jullie doen! Geweldig!❤

@Projectsweden

22 күн бұрын

Thanks! 😊

Je viens de découvrir votre chaîne. Je suis un papy français de 75ans. J'ai regardé toutes vos vidéos, vous êtes dans un pays magnifique peut être un peu frais, mais les paysages sont très beaux. J'ai une petite question : dans quelle langue communiquez-vous entre vous ? Bon courage pour la suite de vos aventures.

@Projectsweden

20 күн бұрын

Hi Roger, thank you! We speak english with each other. Derrick communicates in English with the locals. I speak Swedish with them.

Thanks for taking us along on your journey. I would have thought the water heater would have had a pop off valve that instead of exploding allows steam and water to escape when it gets too hot. Also I was wondering about the building codes in Sweden. Do they have restrictions where you guys are? I have heard that the building codes in some countries in Europe are pretty strict. Just wondering.

@Projectsweden

21 күн бұрын

Well that is what should have happened with the boiler. It must have had a manufacturers default. Honestly it was giving issues from the start. And yes sweden has building codes too. But they are less strict than the countries we have lived in :)

Its strange that Sweden is looking for radiologists in Germany. Dont you need Swedish language skills to be able to work there? Great video btw!

@Projectsweden

22 күн бұрын

Good question, we’re so short staffed here in the north that we can’t fill up all the positions. And it’s hard to recruit people from south sweden to move up north. So we expanded our search area. I went there together with a german radiologist who himself also moved to sweden a while ago. Since Swedish and German are both Germanic languages, it’s quite easy to learn You do need C1 Swedish though to be allowed to work in the hospital

great video - love your cute home. thank you for sharing your journey. fyi: homeowners never run out of projects - so make hay while the sun shines. your little squirrels are super cute! can you install a tankless water heater? best wishes on the hot water situation. can't wait til the next video. Take Care

@Projectsweden

22 күн бұрын

We consider a tankless water heater to begin with but unfortunately our electrical surface isn’t strong enough for it. Luckily the manufacturer send us a new one so we have hot water again 😊

@sassyfrass4295

22 күн бұрын

@@Projectsweden thank goodness! Much Love!

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Great Project! in sweden most of the "small up to ca 100L" boilers don't come with a safety valve so you have to bye a "Blandningsventil" to add to the boiler. You can find it at Jula :)

@Projectsweden

20 күн бұрын

Hi, thanks for the tip. Ours had a safety valve though. It must have been a manufacturers default

I'm sorry... why all that insulation for a porch? It's outside.

@Projectsweden

22 күн бұрын

It will be closed off. That way we can sit there and watch when the northern lights are about to come in the winter without it being -20C in there