This is the roadside view. The garage slab in front will be stick-frame not timber frame. |
This is the east side view. The Mom's Suite will be connected to it soon. |
These timbers vary from 8x10 to 8x8. |
This is the roadside view. The garage slab in front will be stick-frame not timber frame. |
This is the east side view. The Mom's Suite will be connected to it soon. |
These timbers vary from 8x10 to 8x8. |
Timbers being delivered |
The timber framing crew |
These are two of the bents on top of each other. First they had to put them together... |
The team assembling the bents. |
This process took the entire day! |
The view from below the slab |
Notice the camper in the background. Now that's perspective on how big these timbers are! |
A beautiful, cool morning to pour concrete, 46 degrees! |
Notice the pumper arm in the background. The pumper truck was too large for me to get all in one pic! |
Takes a big crew to pour this! |
Mom's suite/master floor complete! Thank You Jesus!! |
This is the corner of the main living area and garage. The cardboard tubes in front will be filled with concrete also. They're the footings for our entryway timbers. |
This is the garage. |
Main living area (entryway, kitchen, dining, great room). |
Mom's suite (Master suite until Mom comes to live with us). |
Lots of action today! |
As the plumbers finish the foam is put on top. |
The pex pipes will be attached to the foam throughout the house and garage. |
The pex pipes will carry hot water to warm our floors! Pretty cool! |
Footings all ready and back-filled. Now starts the underground work; plumbing, hvac and electrical. |
These big pvc pipes will carry be for the duct work. |
These are the forms for the garage footings |
These footings will connect with all the other footings. |
SO much detail to building a house!! |