In March 2020, a family begins renovating a long-vacant chateau, preparing for visitors with a list of tasks. They focus on removing unsafe carpets, cleaning brass rods with tomato ketchup, and engaging in gardening activities. The chateau's blue kitchen doors need replacing, and a secret garden area is uncovered. Community support plays a vital role in the renovation, with plans for future updates shared to keep followers engaged.
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S2E9 Insulating the Slab
Foundation installation is complete, and slab preparation is in progress. Selected waterproofing products will enhance the warranty. Structural foam fill is used for insulation and support under the slab, which has varying thicknesses. An ejector pump is installed for the basement bathroom, and r...
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S1E9 The Story in the Glass: Why Wind...
Brent Hull explores windows as one of the most defining elements in residential architecture, where proportion, material, and construction quietly shape how a house feels and performs. Tracing the evolution from pre-1940s handcrafted wood windows to modern manufactured systems, the episode examin...
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S1E5 Making Curved moulding
This episode showcases a new format and enhanced video quality while demonstrating the creation of a curved crown. It covers the steps of removing the existing crown, cutting layers, and assembling them with polyurethane glue for durability. The molder is set up for precise profile cuts, and the ...
