During the holidays we can't help but be super grateful for everything you guys have done for us. Buying merch, Sharing the videos and watching them. It means a lot to us and we couldn't be doing this without any of you. So from all of us over here we want to wish ya'll a Merry Christmas!!

@alviltayco3713

5 ай бұрын

Merry Christmas!!! Love you guys!!!

@briankowald6465

5 ай бұрын

Merry Christmas to my favorite KZread channel. Have really grown fond of you guys over the years.

@drywallspecialistllc

5 ай бұрын

Merry Christmas!

@mikek6385

5 ай бұрын

Merry Christmas 🎅 🎄

@tywebbgolfenthusiast8950

5 ай бұрын

Paul and Jordan, sincerely, Thank you for this past years content…yes, even mud pack.😂

Respectfully, your WBDoors access doors should be hinged at the top and you can then install a spring loaded cam lift making it more like a gas loaded hatch that lifts the door out of the way towards the ceiling eliminating ever needing to clumsily remove the door from a ladder and getting it dinged up or having dirty fingerprints on the finished wall or ceiling paint you choose.😇

@woodstover

5 ай бұрын

100% agree!

@JohnWatkinsUK

5 ай бұрын

Yeah, those are going to be really awkward to remove coming towards you whilst you up a ladder. Would be ideal if hinged upwards on a gas strut.

@TheSpatulaCity

5 ай бұрын

Yeah. I was going to write a comment for this. It would be much more awesome to have a hatch that opens up, like a truck cover hatch. Plus you'd have less rick of a hatch accidentally falling/tilting open partially if the walls were to vibrate due to loud music, slamming doors, or even gusty winds.

@nw6gmp

5 ай бұрын

i agree 100% too, those access doors were not designed for being installed in that fashion at such a high height, at floor level ok. imagine having to climb the ladder, push it open and unclip it, then having to descend the ladder while holding the door above your head, then climbing back up to access the space with the door blocking the ladder rungs.

@thorstenwolters9025

5 ай бұрын

​@@TheSpatulaCityCould be my comment!

I strongly recommend against a black floor for your garage. It has a much MUCH bigger impact on how bright the interior will be than you'd think. (It's literally an exponential effect). The reason is that light bounces off the floor, and back onto the ceiling (often several times), before bouncing onto your work area. This gives illumination that is both brighter and more even. If your floor is black, you get none of those bounces, and it'll (a) take a lot more illumination an energy to light your space, and (b) the illumination will be much more harsh, with sharp shadows. You may find it less pleasant, and it'll be harder to work in.

@maryvon8518

5 ай бұрын

Plus dark floors look SO much dirtier than light floors

@billvandorn5332

5 ай бұрын

I have to agree with you Tim exclamation point it's much different than the LED lighting bouncing off of the drywall on the ceilings and it would probably caused a lot of eye strain while working in the shop.

@karenmitchell6814

5 ай бұрын

Don’t do it! I worked in theatre for many years. There is a reason the floors are all black. They absorb light and prevent weird reflections and light bouncing in weird ways. Exactly what you don’t want in a shop as the original poster said. And they will never BE black. The minute someone walks on them they will forever be dirty. There is a reason we repainted the floors every 12-18 months.

@dwongart

5 ай бұрын

I concur. PLEASE reconsider. You would also have a hell of a time finding little pieces of stuff you drop on the floor.

@NCHCLW

5 ай бұрын

Lol, does anyone look at inspo photos? Black epoxy garage floors (with flecks) is kinda common and looks just fine? Looks pretty bright in all the photos... Also, Jordan's workshop-style garage is going to be VERY brightly lit...like a mechanic's workshop, blinding.

Howdy! It was great working with you Jordon! Really appreciate the freedom in design and ability to add a perspective for your viewers. Can’t wait to see the final product.

@remodz6385

5 ай бұрын

You did amazing job Chris! Awesome work 👍

@grey4567

5 ай бұрын

Great job!

@krisPatAU

5 ай бұрын

Good job. Consider adding an "About" section to your youtube profile with a means to reach you in case if someone needs to hire you?

@stevebabiak6997

5 ай бұрын

1:06 that side by side refrigerator right up against a wall will make it very difficult to open that left side door. Was that just placed like that as part of rendering, or was it like that on the plans? There has to be a decent gap between that refrigerator and the wall, maybe around three inches. And to get that door open fully, you have to also account for how far the handle sticks out in front of the door, because the handle would then be the first thing hitting the wall while trying to fully open that door.

@Not_You_2

5 ай бұрын

@@stevebabiak6997 Some CG renderings are not exact as far as spacing. Appliances especially don't allow for gaps, depends on the software you're using. I think they know the fridge will need spacing, although some newer refrigerators require zero clearance for door opening

I second the comments against using black for the epoxy floor. If you’ve ever been in a room with a black floor, it literally sucks-up all the light and gives the room an odd “feel”. In addition, if you drop anything small like a screw, good luck finding it on that black floor. I’d highly recommend a light grey with flecks.

@rolfbjorn9937

5 ай бұрын

I somewhat disagree, I have 3/4 inch rubber mats on my apartment "workshop" floor, and it is much better than the reflectivity of the laminate flooring or lighter mats I had. It reduces the glare from the 10 000 Lumens of lighting in a 120 sqr ft room with white walls.

Amazing rendering. One piece of advice: don't have the refrigerator next to a perpendicular wall. The door won't open 90 degrees because the handle will hit the wall first.

@helmanfrow

5 ай бұрын

And that means you won't be able to pull the shelves out easily for cleaning. We made that same mistake in our reno and are now living with it. We have to pull the fridge out every time we want to remove the shelves.

@leoguzynski

5 ай бұрын

This is by far the most frustrating thing in my whole house

That 3D rendering is AMAZING!!! I can only imagine what the main house will look like. Wishing the stud pack family a very Merry Christmas.

@JobeStroud

5 ай бұрын

Unreal 5 is great. That would only take a few hours to make.

@XeroNaut

5 ай бұрын

@@JobeStroudthey’re saying that the final result that they’re working towards looks amazing, not the fact it’s a 3D rendering, yeah you can make the 3d rendering in a few hours, but you can’t build the real thing in a few hours

@Sajith050683

5 ай бұрын

ummm you haven't seen many 3d renderings have you

@souldragon9130

4 ай бұрын

FUTURISTICCCC

I went with a black floor with white flakes in my shop, and i absolutely hate it. Just like the other comments say, it makes weird shadows and horrible lighting effects. I'm having it redone white with black flakes after the holidays.

Those access doors would be awesome, if they added gas struts, so they lift up towards the ceiling and not have to remove the door.

I would refrain from any type of black flooring. Really recommend going with a light gray or tan or matte white. Love the video!

@keithmcguire6648

5 ай бұрын

If you drop a small screw or any other items it is hard to find on a black floor. Tan or light gray floor please

@chrisjackson9102

4 ай бұрын

I've done 3 garage floors, Grey and tan. With and without the flecks and the grip coating. Def want the grip coating.

As a roofer, I've seen roof decks ruined by small leaks that went un-noticed because of spray foam on the underside. If you can't see it, then you don't know to have it fixed. Eventually the deck rots over a large area and the repair is not fun. BTW, if you ever want to see a nice cutaway view into an ant colony, that's where you'll find it 🙂

@angelbear_og

4 ай бұрын

I looked into spray foam, and basically after 10 years they find that the roofs are all dryrotted from it retaining too much moisture. I would never risk it.

Those access panels reversed with a gas cylinder to hold them up would be more useful and safer Than reaching out two feet out from wall

@rodmills4071

5 ай бұрын

Gas struts would be the go...🤔😎🇦🇺👌

@karenmitchell6814

5 ай бұрын

Plus if you are on a ladder and have to take the door off where do you put it? I’m thinking it’s awfully awkward to then carry it down the ladder?

@schsch2390

5 ай бұрын

And others, doesn't seem to matter how the door opens if it swings out, from top from side or bottom, all are equally problematic for the person at the top of a ladder. Latch at bottom and gas cylinder would seem safest as one could be below the door when it swings up but closing it would be a little dicey. Dismounting door as noted problematic as only place to put it is inside the space you are accessing. Would hate to be the tech having to R&R that HVAC unit in 12-20 yrs or servicing it sooner. What seems easy when one is under 50-60-yrs old is less so at older ages. Where do you keep the ladders? @@JonnyCat63

@karenmitchell6814

5 ай бұрын

And the idea of setting them inside the space? I thought you said the space was for storage? Are you going to have space to set them inside?

Your project looks great. A note for your viewers, your build is being filmed for your blog and if Jordan ever sells the house the new owner can see what is under the walls. When I bought a new house in Las Vegas, I actually went to the job site and took photos during framing. In addition, i received a book of contact numbers of with all the trades that worked on the house including original paint codes, etc. Not that I am going to sell the property, I can provide the new home owner all the specifications and photos so they know what is actually under the drywall. Your followers might want to do the same.

@joshd108

5 ай бұрын

If all of us thought of the next guy not often we’d all be happier

@tetedur377

5 ай бұрын

@@joshd108 That's the way I worked as an auto mechanic, and as a home DIY'er.

"No Storage" in that huge upstairs room. Having been thru a major remodel and learned my lessons now living with "average" amounts of storage, any future build I do will have overbuilt storage in every single room, right next to the places where the activities happen.

Yea, you can open the access panels when you're up on the scaffold. But, when you're lining there, NO SCAFFOLD!. Having the panel opening from the top means you have to remove the panel to access the HVAC. If the panel opened from the bottom, you could crawl in without removing the door.

@danielfluty1373

5 ай бұрын

Amazing call out! Consider this idea, Jordan.

@canuckistan5979

5 ай бұрын

I didn't see any struts, how would it stay open?

@stevenpeck5949

5 ай бұрын

As long as it doesn't lock behind you, it doesn't have to stay open. @@canuckistan5979

If possible I’d install access panel up side down. (Not like tailgate but like SUV back door). I think it will be easier access and door will be out of the way.

** Jordan has grown so much since the beginning of this stud pack journey.. These are Forever Life Skills that he will have for the rest of his life and he will always be able to take care of himself. Problem solving and Making Decisions are some of the hardest things in life to learn and are so detrimental to success. The building & contractor skills sets are a plus for certain, render themselves useless without the ability to problem solve & make clear decisions. Just a mom here, just noticing these things and it made me smilie when he walked in front of the camera and started talking with all that confidence.! WAY TO GO JORDAN!!

Video rendering is great. The only thing I would recommend is not having the fridge right besides the wall. We used to have that and could never fully open the fridge door. When we remodel we placed a narrow pull out pantry (for cans/sauces etc) and then had the fridge. Helped create the space to have the fridge door fully open.

Love the animation of the interior! Especially Paul on the TV.

Hey guys, I only have 1 suggestion flip the access panel 180, so the hinge side is on top. Will make it easier to get into off standard ladder when finished. Mabe some gas shocks to hold it open or an eyelit bolt to hook to to hold it open.

@johnwommack6125

5 ай бұрын

And happy holidays

@langsbr

5 ай бұрын

came here to suggest the same thing!

@papatutti59

5 ай бұрын

Damn! I just posted the same suggestion.

Big "W" to Chris, the Animator, And Jordan's inspiration and concept!

And I also 3rd the comments about not using black epoxy on the floor vs a nice medium to dark gray color that will at least bounce light back up - not to mention dropping anything on that floor - you’ll never find it again!

I had assumed there would be a bedroom in the apartment above the garage, but I didn’t see one in the animation. If not, how about a fold down Murphy bed on the outside wall beside the bathroom? Could surround the bed with nice cabinets and maybe some bookcases for storage, books and Knick-knacks.

I love how you explained everything with the walls. I’m an electrician and I had to explain to the “framer” how to drop the ceiling so we would have an even space for a bathroom fan & lights. He did his best, and I rolled with what they gave me. Sorry home owner I tried. They are trying to save money 😂😂

Man, the place is going to look awesome! Just one detail I noticed that a lot of home builders miss is the fridge being placed right against the wall. Depending on what fridge you get, if you try to open the left side it will only open half way before the handle hits the wall. Just an FYI. Keep up the great work!

@samtx5518

5 ай бұрын

This ⬆️

I can see it now… “Hey gang, welcome back to the stud pack Dreamhouse. I know it’s been six years since we started this. And we’re almost ready for Drywall, but Jordon has just a few more lighting details he wants to add.” 😂

The 3-D visual was awesome. And as a traditionalist, homey type person, I have to admit, I love it. It's so clean, bright and easy to keep organized. I can't wait to see the finish. Thank you, and Have a Very Merry Christmas and a Happy Healthy New Year to all.

Sarcasm alert! "I can't believe you guys are letting us all down by not posting videos more often! Come on! What about US!" End sarcasm. These videos are SO fun and informative and inspiring. Yes, I want more. But I will never complain because when you deliver, you really deliver. Thank you so much.

I would flip those access panels upside down so you can actually crawl up there and service the equipment

I like to leave a few extra inches when a refrigerator is next to a wall to leave extra space for the door to open. Otherwise you may have a hard time fitting larger items inside. Preferably I like to have a cabinet or open space on either side. I have had times where a pizza box or something in the freezer will not fit because the door is in the way.

@ulbuilder

5 ай бұрын

Tall thin door on one side to store broom, mop, folding step stool and such would be great.

@Sullrosh

5 ай бұрын

@@ulbuilder or a top bottom refrigerator instead of a side by side.

for ease of use put your access panels upside down. so the bottom opens & just use a stick to hold it open....easy

Nice touch having Paul on the TV. Great job!

Excellent choice to hire out your drywall. Like many things, it is a thing that only experts can do well and fast. Slinging sheets, goes to slinging mud, and then the sanding. Thats where the fun ends.

@MoneyManHolmes

5 ай бұрын

If it’s Vancouver Carpenter, I’ll probably soil my pants from excitement.

Man I'm kinda disappointed about no update on the network stuff. I was really hoping for a proper patch panel/rack to terminate the networking for the house and garage. Even if it was done behind one of those access panels (wouldn't be my preference).

@bottomup12

5 ай бұрын

Yes Studpack, don’t skimp on the network. Don’t put it up that high.

@Mixiter55

5 ай бұрын

Hopefully once the main house is built it will only have the fiber modem and a switch up there. They can back haul the internet with a vlan to the router in the main house. @Studpack did you include an outlet (on generator circuit) up there for network equipment?

19:23 it would’ve made more sense to install that upside down, with the hinge to the top.

Great video. I will probably order a couple of these access doors for my home. One suggestion from a journeyman carpenter who worked his way through college as a framer and is now a Civil Engineer. As wonderful as your laser is, pro-carpenters (framers) will measure on each end of the wall and snap a line. This is just as accurate and it is faster. Also, framers will not plumb the small wall that sits on your tall lower wall. They will plane up with an 8-foot level or a straight stud and mark the place where the lower wall is in the same flat plane as the upper wall. This is MUCH more important than plumbing the wall because if the lower and upper walls do not line up with each other vertically, there will be a visible bend at the joint between the two walls. It is not critical in this case for the walls to be perfectly plumb. However, it is critical for both walls to be in the same flat plane.

No storage? You’ve got to have a closet for clothes or coats. You’ll especially want one if you ever decide to rent out that space. Regardless, keep up the awesome work. Y’all have come a long way from the mud and challenges you encountered when digging the foundation.

@tyrehester5550

5 ай бұрын

So you haven’t been to IKEA? Much better solutions there than a closet which collects junk. I’m 70 and agree with Jordan’s thinking.

@denisegaylord382

5 ай бұрын

@@tyrehester5550 some of us have to travel hours to get to an IKEA. Looking at their stuff online is nice, but some of us need to see it in person to really see if it is what we want. I'd hate to make a special trip to be disappointed. I agree with the original poster's comments. A closet and some storage is required. Unless Jordan really likes the idea of living in a studio apartment. I would have thought he'd put a bedroom in there, but alas, no... Not even a sleeping loft. So we shall see how this all works out.

That animation was amazing! Can't wait to see how reality matches up.

Looking good! One thing we saw in the rendering clip is in the kitchen. The side-by-side refrigerator door against the wall will not fully open. The only way to accomplish this is with a single top and bottom door refrigerator with the doors swinging away from the wall. You two may want to move the refrigerator. Just a thought 💭

Just went and checked out the WB Doors website. Stunned at how affordable the products were! Thank you for the recommendation -

WOWZA! What a video. Big W for 3D render guy! Thanks for all the outstanding quality youtube content this year! Have a happy holiday!

W for Chris! Amazing animation! And W for stud pack! Happy holidays!

Put a narrow cabinet like a broom closet on the left side of the fridge. You're going to want to open that door past eighty degrees!

Hey guys I recommend spraying the the lower level walls with Bora-Care for termites, bugs, mold. Saw this product on the Build Show. Protect those studs and plywood for under hundred bucks, All natural product too.

Paul, you really are a hell of a presenter. And the way Jordan organizes the edits, it makes it REALLY enjoyable to watch. I'm confident I will *never* build anything, but I can't stop watching your videos. Well done!!

Congrats on passing your first inspection on your first build!

Chris the 3D guy knocked it out of the park.

seems it would have been better to in stall the access panel upside down to make easier access

Congrats on passing inspection!

Merry Christmas! This series has been a blast to watch ever since I started working for a general contractor as an apprentice

Paul I was shocked to not see you use that small 2x4 excess rip strip to fill in that small triangular gap at the top of the framing up there!

I would have set the panels to open up rather then down. That way if standing on a ladder needing to access the equipment I don’t have to contend with the door, but let it swing up out of the way. I would also add a swinging bar to hold the door up then fold back out of the way when the door is closed.

Been following this build from day one. I’ve learned a lot from you guys that I implement in my own work. This project is going to look amazing when it’s done. Then on to the main house build. That too will be amazing.

I loved seeing Stud Pack playing on the TV in the 3D rendering. It’s like get two Stud Pack videos in one!! Great way to put out more videos! Too bad it won’t let us give two likes!! Y’all are doing an awesome job on the project and the videos!! Merry Christmas!

24:24 you should patent that "finger eraser" before the Big Graphite steals it

1:06 that side by side refrigerator right up against a wall will make it very difficult to open that left side door. There has to be a decent gap between that refrigerator and the wall, maybe around three inches. And to get that door open fully, you have to also account for how far the handle sticks out in front of the door, because the handle would then be the first thing hitting the wall while trying to fully open that door.

Excellence in craftsmanship can be mastered with hard work and great teachers. You guys certainly have that. Good taste in styling is harder to come by for a lot of people. Jordan has it down pat for sure. His design is absolutely awesome to behold. Beautiful! Can’t wait to see it completed. Love you guys. Merry Christmas to the entire family.

Fantastic job so far! Can't wait for the next videos! Merry Christmas to all of you and a happy New year!

Access panels definitely should open up with gas struts. But down works too. I use Williams Brothers all the time. They make the nicest access doors for ceiling HVAC systems.

I probably would've added a piano hinge and gas struts to each of those panels. Would save a bit of efffort in manipulating the panel while on top of a ladder in the future.

This is a great learning channel, you explain everything in a simplistic way. You can create a video library for any subject on this channel.

I've been watching you guys for a while. Maybe a year? I think you're doing great with a brand new big build! And it's great to learn new stuff 🪚

I hope your sheet rockers are on point because all that uplight is gonna show all the imperfection in finishes

Congrats on passing inspection! Suggestions flip your access panels to open upwards with gas struts to hold open. The way you have it hinders access & is likely to get damaged. Build another wall with built in wardrobe & storage plus a Murphy bed. Great 3d! But no bed? No Storage? Would have liked the view of stair access. Otherwise fantastic guys!

Can't thank you enough for sharing even though this helps pay the way it's a slam dunk for everybody to win. May you all have a very, very merry Christmas and a Happy New Year abundantly filled with many blessings!

W Chris! Those renders are awesome!

It's great to see Jordan keeping the old 3:2 TV ratio alive! No widescreen for you! Just trusty 1990's tech!

Doing all that work I still think you should run power wires to those large front windows for future Lutron motorized window shades. Do it while they're still open!

I love this project !

Going to make any videos

I think you should hang those panels with the hinges at the top. That way they swing out of the way. I wouldn’t bother with gas struts. You could just cut some aluminum extrusions to serve as props.

Awesome! Quick note. The frig, please move to a spot where both doors can swing wide open. I have the same set up and wish I had just pulled doors open and listened to my oldest son, the doors are like wings.... they need room to fly open...LOL!

Over a thousand views in under 8mins, gotta be a record! Merry Christmas and Happy New Year Jordan, Paul and the whole of Studpack!

You should create a small loft bedroom on the patio side. Leave it open to the rest of the room and it won’t diminish the vaulted feeling.

@beachton

5 ай бұрын

That’s a good idea. What about a bank of deep cabinets under the access hatches with space for the TV and speakers and clothes storage? The top of it could be even with the loft floor so you can climb out on it to change the filters in the ERV without getting out a ladder.

The term for what you're creating with those LEDs is called "Cove Lighting". Its the high up and opposite version of undercabinet lighting. Bravo!😊

3D render was ABSOLUTELY STUNNING! Big time W for Chris! PS: Reverse that floor, white base, black flecks.

Finally struck me on this project and when I came to comment about it, the first comment I see is about no bedroom. Thought this part of the build was about future rental income after the main home build. Did I miss something in the start of this series? Very odd to have a studio and no designated sleeping space if even just for visiting family and friends and not a rental space. Have to pop out a sofa bed every night and put away every morning? I’m confused on this build now.

@StudPack

5 ай бұрын

This was never for future rental income. The idea of having someone live in this house while Jordan is there is just weird. If you're house hacking to build a real estate portfolio that's one thing, but not at a permanent residence. This space isn't even necessarily a studio, it's just an exercise room that I will be temporarily living in until the house is finished. Sofa beds aren't the worst!

@digi3218

5 ай бұрын

​​@@StudPackI'd skip the sofa bed and just sleep on the sofa lol A gym with a kitchen is cool.. make some serious shakes

When's the next stud pack video

Cool vison accept on thing. Missed opportunity to be able to sit on the crapper with the door open and watch the tv, LOL. Perhaps an idea for the main house. :)

About the inspection. Did you know it was exactly ten seconds after making the statement "In the next ten seconds" you said "We passed 100%". Exactly ten seconds, on point.

This guy in his edits has a very creative mind and is good at making it come to vision for other people well done and thank to stud pack for the brilliant content as I’m a joiner by trade and like to see all the hard work you guys put in to teach others mistakes happen as long as you evolve to correct them you’re on the right path keep it up

did I miss the bedroom ? 🤔

@StudPack

5 ай бұрын

The bedroom is the office is the kitchen is the living room 😵‍💫

@Pipseason

5 ай бұрын

It’s a studio no bedroom

@thirdeyevision11

5 ай бұрын

I can't believe I've watched every video and the lack of bedroom didn't cross my mind until I saw the animations. I can say though, I spent a good while living in a studio with a similar layout and I honestly loved it, especially as a single guy and even when my gf moved in. We had everything we needed and didn't have any problem with it. A studio in an apartment complex would suck for sure but ours was like this, a stand alone building on a cool property that allowed us to have a big garden and do all the things we wanted to while living for dirt cheap. Everyone would scoff and act like it was crazy but like I said, it wasn't even a sacrifice to us... preferred it in a lot of ways.

@haroldadule7469

5 ай бұрын

I guess he plans on sleeping on the couch

@cantgetright742

5 ай бұрын

@@thirdeyevision11a lot less space to clean

Merry Christmas to everyone at Stud Pack!

I wouldn't mind a video after 12 days

@toyman70

5 ай бұрын

Not sure how they can make money putting out a video every 2 weeks or so. Algorithm gets screwed up. They only are working on this so wtf is there not a bevy of content

@frankmarson9829

4 ай бұрын

They will have some sort of excuse and apologize. This is their MO

@ZachAshcraft

4 ай бұрын

@@frankmarson9829 Are you kidding? The last two weeks have been Christmas and new years. People have lives outside of work

Are you still on vacation 😢

Those access panels are awesome. They are functional AND they add great use of parts and space. Really awesome.

Very exciting times, fellas!! And don’t worry about the haters complaining about you posting! You’ll post when you have something to post! We just can’t get enough!

Yo - when are you going to do some substantial construction work. I am getting bored with most of the content from the last 5 episodes 1

I can tell you as someone that has worked around the world on ultra high end Cinemas. (I can not mention what company, but think of the best cinema AV company that everyone makes sure their home theater receiver uses that brands technology) you are going to want that drywall to extend higher than just to the top of the LED strip. Build a mockup. I would say you need MINIMUM 1" reveal of diffusion to get the look you are after. It will help to paint the back of the drywall flat black as well. RGB LED interacts in crazy ways to white and grey reflection. My full advice would be to paint any part that is not visible from the ground of that pocket flat black.

@kc9scott

5 ай бұрын

I like the idea of indirect LED strips like this (white, not colors), but have never seen it done before. For your reveal number, I’m not sure if you mean vertical or horizontal. How much vertical space should there be (i.e. how far below the “lip” should the LEDs sit), and how much horizontal space should there be (on each side of the LED strip)? Any horizontal space needed for this will make the overall wall thicker, and on a new house, it’d increase the house’s exterior footprint. In my case, it’d be for walls and ceiling at a 90º angle to each other.

@helmanfrow

5 ай бұрын

Definitely build a mockup.

I guess the stud pack takes unlimited time off for the holidays. Yeah I’m bored and depend on the stud pack for fun educational videos. My new year sucks thanks mate. 😂😂😂😂😂🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

I would've put those access panels in the other way around and put some gas struts to push them up when open. Also, are you gonna put the LEDs in diffusing channels? I would consider that, as it'll make cleaning them easier; you can just wipe down the diffuser periodically, instead of having to blow out the bumpy strips. It'll probably help reduce hot spots in the wash, too.

How awesome! That mock up was GREAT! You guys are doing a fantastic job and your videos are knocking it out of the park. Hope you all have a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Congrats Guy's on getting the inside ready for drywall. Ya'll have a merry christmas and a happy new year. looks great so far..

Who needs *the* dream house. The garage apt *is* the dream house! That 3D rendering really made it come alive. Kudos to the artist!!!

Congratulations on passing the inspection! Really excited for you guys!! All the best to you and the family for a great holiday!!

Man, that is beautiful.

Congratulations! You are well on your way to the home run. Well done! Hope you have a Happy Holiday season.

Looking fantastic. Merry Christmas.

Chris, that rendering is amazing. I like the videos playing on the TV. Solid choice. I really appreciate all the effort that goes into making your videos and for you taking us along for journey. Merry Christmas to the Stud Pack family.

Thanks so much Stud Pack crew for the tip on Access Door provider. Found exactly what I am looking for in crawl space door. Love the progress on the build - the interior simulation was awesome