The Void Oak project showcases a unique Peterson cover brick cladding that highlights modern design and craftsmanship. It includes waterproofing layers, a rain screen system, and heavy gauge metal screens for insect protection. The installation process emphasizes durability and ease, with specific methods for securing shingles. This project integrates with New England architecture, featuring precision in detailing and masonry that promises longevity and minimal maintenance.
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S2E8 Insulating the Foundation
Foundation construction begins with determining the height based on the water table and ensuring proper elevation. Significant volumes of concrete walls are placed, with anchor bolts installed every 32 inches for added stability. A brick shelf is included for aesthetic continuity and effective dr...
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S1E1 Buying a Derelict Welsh Farmhous...
Gavin and Nicole leave London behind to take on a neglected Welsh farmhouse with a plan to rebuild it largely by hand. After renovating a city flat and converting a van, they commit to a smallholding with huge potential—and serious challenges ahead. With tight finances, ambitions for solar and hy...
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S1E6 Starting With the Worst Room to ...
Gavin and Nicole begin renovation where the problems are most severe, taking on damp issues in their 120-year-old farmhouse. Ceilings come down, crumbling floorboards are exposed, and long-hidden issues surface as real work begins. Along the way, they uncover an original slate hearth and remove o...
