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Hey brother, well made video. Can you please do a wall remodel?
@carollucey1119 сағат бұрын
So beautiful, well done x
@derekdecosta38929 сағат бұрын
Why would you replace the nice wood doors with white? Hope you sold them to someone who will appreciate them.
@shaileshpatel360718 сағат бұрын
Great job explaining steps, it would help if you spell out all costs to rent, sand papers, how many sq. ft, how many bed room, how many hours it took to do sending?, I am trying to decide if it is worth for me to do myself vs hiring someone
@kpkelsey20 сағат бұрын
I do like that beautiful orange “I” on your jacket. The work is incredible too, but I really appreciate you showing off the U of I!
@butterfliesandcamo5975Күн бұрын
The BLOOPERS are the best part 🤣🤣
@butterfliesandcamo5975Күн бұрын
"It looks big but not too big."🤦 Great line for a bedroom🤣🤣
@CRNFLK77Күн бұрын
Those LEDs end up not sticking after a while. Have you had an issue with them yet??
@fandombuilds6701Күн бұрын
What is the name of the lower cabinets from ikea? Great video!
@GoldenKeyDesignКүн бұрын
They are the Besta cabinets - thanks!
@DranrebVlogz2 күн бұрын
My favorite part is your wood,...... I mean , the woods you used building the bed. Nice makeover. Love it. 😊❤😅
@jamescandelario41312 күн бұрын
I hate the way u say drawers 😂
@teresadodge5672 күн бұрын
Do you think I could create a floating bed in an rv
@deborahkim27022 күн бұрын
Amazing!!! What was the total budget for this project?!
@nickfrezza29762 күн бұрын
FYI - I did this on my basement. Sherman Williams Dry fall 5 gallons one coat 600SF
@sunillinus273 күн бұрын
The whole renovation was so clean and planned..I could never! Love the green!😍💚
@GoldenKeyDesign2 күн бұрын
Thank you!! 😊
@AAK0073 күн бұрын
A little tip I learned to stop the Brad nail from coming out the side was to turn the gun the right way. The nails are designed to only bend a certain way
@400080vikkash3 күн бұрын
Great job you guys did very well. I'd probably rout the led channel 2 in from the wall looks better
@eduardoferraz103 күн бұрын
Beautiful
@Omnis23 күн бұрын
23:07 Green walls in a bathroom with the green cast of fluorescent lights (though, yes, everything is LED now) could tend to give you a sickly appearance. I prefer more neutral whites with color added through towels and other decor.
@BruceCampinha3 күн бұрын
im new to your channel and absoultely loved it. the renovation is absolutely amazing!!!!!
@GoldenKeyDesign2 күн бұрын
Thank you so much!! Welcome aboard!
@Omnis23 күн бұрын
8:32 😄😄
@aaronandannelogan3 күн бұрын
Just sanded a ~500 square foot deck. At 3 different grits, with multiple passes at the coarsest due to cupped and crowned deck boards, it took *forever*. Can definitely attest to the idea of it taking over your life for a while.
@snwboardn213 күн бұрын
only 2 minutes in but I just want to thank you for all of the little things you mention in your videos. So awesome!
@GoldenKeyDesign2 күн бұрын
Thank you!! Glad you enjoy the videos and all the little details
@jonsnow10583 күн бұрын
Cool bro! How much the height of smaller box, height larger box, and height of bed
@Francky743 күн бұрын
amzn 😲🤔😩🥴👎
@redbloodedamerican71303 күн бұрын
Im just starting out. You may have said this but what size plywood did you use?
@DumbSkippy4 күн бұрын
Wow. Blown away! Kudos on a great job.
@blzt32064 күн бұрын
nice hat ;)
@whatchinmewatchu70314 күн бұрын
Floor color trends are just that .. trendy. But natural is timeless
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Was wondering why that eater seal orange backboard is needed. I mean, there are tiles and mortar. Does water rslly seep thriugh then? I guess that ornage board is oretty expensive
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Is it really worth it to do all that work for aheathee floor. I mean, does it really matter. How long do you really stand in the bathroom?!? The time it takes to heat vs the time tour in there, so much efort and money for such a dmall sddative
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Big peops to you, whefe did you gsther all this knowledge. You seem able to do all. Struxtursl, electorcal, plumbing all majore strictural tebuolds.
@GoldenKeyDesign2 күн бұрын
Learned everything from KZread pretty much haha!
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Isnt that overkill getting all the plumbing level. I didnt understand why. Im none emglish and disnt fully understand the talk about the drop ears
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Sorry but how are you so sure that dmall pice is now supporting the structure. If im corract, these long beams runa ross fron side to side of the house and support the iversll structure. I dont think teplacing a small oiece without any proper metal sub-struxtire does provide on good struxtursl composture. Did you let anywon chexk this work. Im notfamiliar with your channel, so i dont know your knowledge
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Its so weird for me as a european to see you guys smash the shit out if this hoise till the xore barr bone won. Sonmuch work to out back. Why did your strip it all the way to the woode. Structer actually?
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
I'm actually shocked how good and sexy that floor looked un prepped and uncovered by carpet. Dang
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Was wondering about the floor. Is this really what came about beneath the carpet. I kinda doubt that, it looks super nice. I was also cringing seeing you guys work indoor on top of that nice floor. Also when doing the upper work on the cabinets. While that huge counter top was installed and varnished
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Perhaps ts because im none english. But your explantion about why you dont work more, didnt make sense to me. You said both of you work 9-5, but you do a traditional 9-5, yet not explaining what that actually is. Im xonfuaed about what your 9-5 is than
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Sorry for all the commemts, i tend to get so many ideas and fore them back. Not sure what brand lee you use. But perhpas look into the brand Govee. Its a pretty affordable brand and you can control colors, scenes what ever you want. You can even show the colors from your tv all accross the lled setup. Its really sick!
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Perhaps a rod or pin could have added super struxture to those long planks. They seem very massiveonly upheld by the beams
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Ps perhaps look into a vacaster beast or perhapsa more xomvenient unit. I saw you guys brushingdust and ehat not a lot time. The beast is such a great tool. Its dust and water vacuum tool. Very good on thebjob
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Was wondering why you didnt do the baciwall before doing the xountertop. I mean, its like cleaning right your work from top to bottom. You couod have easily damaged your super slick coated top counter board
@omegaside123454 күн бұрын
I would suggest to make an epoxy proof wall covering the gaps (some tape or oil to prevent the expoxy sticking) from behind with some hot silicon to seal it and then filling the gaps with some more expoxy. Sand all the sides stright to the original wood and turn it to satin or even mate finish so the texture really pops up. Great work!
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Ps the shot where tou showed the unboxing, @10:14, those plaster decorstions with the furniture and plants looks pretty dooe. That is a njce style, perhaps happy accident
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Hahaj glorious editring. Evryone love a closeup of a guy pounds ng a countertop @9:32
@Faust11824 күн бұрын
Thats cement, concrete is for construction and has sand/rocks in it
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
I had to look why that livingroom is so big seeing the video where you show the transformation. Stunning job gus. I live the xolor oallette, its so soothing and calm. Ps the carpet in that house is just plain weird, looks 70+89s. Yet what baffles me, it still looks like its a inch that ck. Ehat is that stuff?
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Ps, why is it called upstairs, when it looks like it's just 1.5 meter higher? From the video it looks like there's is nothing above the dining area and the connect room? Particular floor planning in this house. Must be old
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Checking the start of the video, how can there be even a "second level". From the exterior it looks like a single floor house. Yet the second floor has flat ceilings jg, not clear view to the roof. Does that mean when you enter the house, you actually lower first? Edit I'm European, so I'm not very familiar with USA housing styles. I guess the backend of the house is higher vs the front part. We just don't see that from the opening shot. I'm used to 2-3 level house from Europe. Rows of house, all the same. Not much people have single standing home. They are there but cost a small fortune
@tjpfitness23844 күн бұрын
Awesome video! Question- what brand laser level are you using?
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Holy shit thats just stunning?!!! Ps what is that for badass huge room?! Thats insdane how big that room is
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
But what the hell, I guess this was you new home bought from old family. That interior looked straight from the 70-80s. Blue carpet, weird twisted curtains, old fan with lights. Hahaha dang... Style error right there
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
But dang, how much stuff you guys have that you need such a massive storage space. It does looked pretty cool. You can almost start a game of merkt, try to member in which cupboard what object goes hahaha
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Ps was the floor under the carpet, it looks beautiful?!? Was wondering why you didn't cover it up while doing construction
@RomboutVersluijs4 күн бұрын
Why didn't you guys add more wall sockets to that wall. Not sure how many there's didn't see it in the video I believe. Being it that wide and finding out it was a 2 car side by side garage, I doubt it has many sockets
@leahaucapan11494 күн бұрын
I loved the renovation, but I would like to know what program they used to visualize the idea of the bathroom?
@GoldenKeyDesign2 күн бұрын
Thank you! We used SketchUp which is a free software
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Hey brother, well made video. Can you please do a wall remodel?
So beautiful, well done x
Why would you replace the nice wood doors with white? Hope you sold them to someone who will appreciate them.
Great job explaining steps, it would help if you spell out all costs to rent, sand papers, how many sq. ft, how many bed room, how many hours it took to do sending?, I am trying to decide if it is worth for me to do myself vs hiring someone
I do like that beautiful orange “I” on your jacket. The work is incredible too, but I really appreciate you showing off the U of I!
The BLOOPERS are the best part 🤣🤣
"It looks big but not too big."🤦 Great line for a bedroom🤣🤣
Those LEDs end up not sticking after a while. Have you had an issue with them yet??
What is the name of the lower cabinets from ikea? Great video!
They are the Besta cabinets - thanks!
My favorite part is your wood,...... I mean , the woods you used building the bed. Nice makeover. Love it. 😊❤😅
I hate the way u say drawers 😂
Do you think I could create a floating bed in an rv
Amazing!!! What was the total budget for this project?!
FYI - I did this on my basement. Sherman Williams Dry fall 5 gallons one coat 600SF
The whole renovation was so clean and planned..I could never! Love the green!😍💚
Thank you!! 😊
A little tip I learned to stop the Brad nail from coming out the side was to turn the gun the right way. The nails are designed to only bend a certain way
Great job you guys did very well. I'd probably rout the led channel 2 in from the wall looks better
Beautiful
23:07 Green walls in a bathroom with the green cast of fluorescent lights (though, yes, everything is LED now) could tend to give you a sickly appearance. I prefer more neutral whites with color added through towels and other decor.
im new to your channel and absoultely loved it. the renovation is absolutely amazing!!!!!
Thank you so much!! Welcome aboard!
8:32 😄😄
Just sanded a ~500 square foot deck. At 3 different grits, with multiple passes at the coarsest due to cupped and crowned deck boards, it took *forever*. Can definitely attest to the idea of it taking over your life for a while.
only 2 minutes in but I just want to thank you for all of the little things you mention in your videos. So awesome!
Thank you!! Glad you enjoy the videos and all the little details
Cool bro! How much the height of smaller box, height larger box, and height of bed
amzn 😲🤔😩🥴👎
Im just starting out. You may have said this but what size plywood did you use?
Wow. Blown away! Kudos on a great job.
nice hat ;)
Floor color trends are just that .. trendy. But natural is timeless
Was wondering why that eater seal orange backboard is needed. I mean, there are tiles and mortar. Does water rslly seep thriugh then? I guess that ornage board is oretty expensive
Is it really worth it to do all that work for aheathee floor. I mean, does it really matter. How long do you really stand in the bathroom?!? The time it takes to heat vs the time tour in there, so much efort and money for such a dmall sddative
Big peops to you, whefe did you gsther all this knowledge. You seem able to do all. Struxtursl, electorcal, plumbing all majore strictural tebuolds.
Learned everything from KZread pretty much haha!
Isnt that overkill getting all the plumbing level. I didnt understand why. Im none emglish and disnt fully understand the talk about the drop ears
Sorry but how are you so sure that dmall pice is now supporting the structure. If im corract, these long beams runa ross fron side to side of the house and support the iversll structure. I dont think teplacing a small oiece without any proper metal sub-struxtire does provide on good struxtursl composture. Did you let anywon chexk this work. Im notfamiliar with your channel, so i dont know your knowledge
Its so weird for me as a european to see you guys smash the shit out if this hoise till the xore barr bone won. Sonmuch work to out back. Why did your strip it all the way to the woode. Structer actually?
I'm actually shocked how good and sexy that floor looked un prepped and uncovered by carpet. Dang
Was wondering about the floor. Is this really what came about beneath the carpet. I kinda doubt that, it looks super nice. I was also cringing seeing you guys work indoor on top of that nice floor. Also when doing the upper work on the cabinets. While that huge counter top was installed and varnished
Perhaps ts because im none english. But your explantion about why you dont work more, didnt make sense to me. You said both of you work 9-5, but you do a traditional 9-5, yet not explaining what that actually is. Im xonfuaed about what your 9-5 is than
Sorry for all the commemts, i tend to get so many ideas and fore them back. Not sure what brand lee you use. But perhpas look into the brand Govee. Its a pretty affordable brand and you can control colors, scenes what ever you want. You can even show the colors from your tv all accross the lled setup. Its really sick!
Perhaps a rod or pin could have added super struxture to those long planks. They seem very massiveonly upheld by the beams
Ps perhaps look into a vacaster beast or perhapsa more xomvenient unit. I saw you guys brushingdust and ehat not a lot time. The beast is such a great tool. Its dust and water vacuum tool. Very good on thebjob
Was wondering why you didnt do the baciwall before doing the xountertop. I mean, its like cleaning right your work from top to bottom. You couod have easily damaged your super slick coated top counter board
I would suggest to make an epoxy proof wall covering the gaps (some tape or oil to prevent the expoxy sticking) from behind with some hot silicon to seal it and then filling the gaps with some more expoxy. Sand all the sides stright to the original wood and turn it to satin or even mate finish so the texture really pops up. Great work!
Ps the shot where tou showed the unboxing, @10:14, those plaster decorstions with the furniture and plants looks pretty dooe. That is a njce style, perhaps happy accident
Hahaj glorious editring. Evryone love a closeup of a guy pounds ng a countertop @9:32
Thats cement, concrete is for construction and has sand/rocks in it
I had to look why that livingroom is so big seeing the video where you show the transformation. Stunning job gus. I live the xolor oallette, its so soothing and calm. Ps the carpet in that house is just plain weird, looks 70+89s. Yet what baffles me, it still looks like its a inch that ck. Ehat is that stuff?
Ps, why is it called upstairs, when it looks like it's just 1.5 meter higher? From the video it looks like there's is nothing above the dining area and the connect room? Particular floor planning in this house. Must be old
Checking the start of the video, how can there be even a "second level". From the exterior it looks like a single floor house. Yet the second floor has flat ceilings jg, not clear view to the roof. Does that mean when you enter the house, you actually lower first? Edit I'm European, so I'm not very familiar with USA housing styles. I guess the backend of the house is higher vs the front part. We just don't see that from the opening shot. I'm used to 2-3 level house from Europe. Rows of house, all the same. Not much people have single standing home. They are there but cost a small fortune
Awesome video! Question- what brand laser level are you using?
Holy shit thats just stunning?!!! Ps what is that for badass huge room?! Thats insdane how big that room is
But what the hell, I guess this was you new home bought from old family. That interior looked straight from the 70-80s. Blue carpet, weird twisted curtains, old fan with lights. Hahaha dang... Style error right there
But dang, how much stuff you guys have that you need such a massive storage space. It does looked pretty cool. You can almost start a game of merkt, try to member in which cupboard what object goes hahaha
Ps was the floor under the carpet, it looks beautiful?!? Was wondering why you didn't cover it up while doing construction
Why didn't you guys add more wall sockets to that wall. Not sure how many there's didn't see it in the video I believe. Being it that wide and finding out it was a 2 car side by side garage, I doubt it has many sockets
I loved the renovation, but I would like to know what program they used to visualize the idea of the bathroom?
Thank you! We used SketchUp which is a free software