434 Square Foot Small House Building Plans Tour - Floor Plan, With Furniture And Exterior Views

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Published 2021-01-13
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All Comments (21)
  • To reduce costs and waste you can put everything on 24"O.C. since most building materials are in 2' increments (example: 4x8' plywood)
  • Good video. Could you do more of these? Like garage conversion layouts. 24x24. Put furnace/ac and tankless in attic
  • @celyl
    What do you think of skillion roof? It would provide more height and simple build.
  • @josecorona102
    Muy buen video hermano tengo una pregunta las medidas que tiene el plano son las mismas q se marcan en el replanteo de la casa un ejemplo por la parte de afuera si lleva estacco se le reduce ala medida del plano o se marca como esta el plano
  • @Oldhogleg
    A typical solution to the window issue with out sacrificing wall space is either a clear story window, or a transom window in the bedroom. Could even use obscure glazing if privacy is an issue.
  • @notransfat1
    Nice video. Good audio description. I'd like to see you do something similar with the living space inside of a sailboat, 40 feet or so in length, monohull Can you do that? Thank you.
  • @ThePTBRULES
    The Closet in the bedroom could really be made interesting by lowing the actual height of the closet and creating a large shelf. This would allow the room to feel much more open, and if the bedroom's ceiling was gables, you could add a small gable with windows on one or both sides of to really make it interesting.
  • @briha3142
    Could it be built as a two-story dwelling and still use 2”x4” wall framing 16” O.C., or would using 2”x6” wall framing be more suitable for a two-story? And I reckon 2”x4” wall framing on the 2nd story level would suffice? Thanks for posting your very informative videos!
  • @cralsallace4331
    With build prices at $230 / sq ft, this is what an "affordable" $100K house looks like today.
  • This plan must be pretty old. Today’s code call for 32 inch wide interior doors min.
  • @59seank
    Can you design the closet so it doesn't have dead space on each end. I have a closet with the sliding doors you show and it bugs me that the wall on either side makes it hard to get to anything.
  • @colig54
    i live in southeastern mexico. the cheapest wood available is pine. Is contructing in pine ok?
  • @willbass2869
    Late comment but I'm suprised you didn't move kitchen to opposite side so it shares wall (&plumbing) with bathroom. Shorten up plumbing runs to reduce $$.
  • @Oldhogleg
    I actually prefer making the bath framing a ½" under five feet with ¼" relief notches for the tub's perimeter wall flanges; allowing the substrate to come down with in a ¼" of the top and sides of the tub with no obstructions.
  • Where is the water heater and heating system? Every system takes up space even split systems.
  • @Oldhogleg
    With the growing trend for municipalities banning future gas utility services, thankless water heaters will likely be relegated to remodels with existing gas services.
  • @af0ulwind115
    Ouch... 666th viewer... that aside, have you seen or done anything with T-Studs? and second thought.. What would you think of structural panels made only 1.5" thick with a 1/2" of it being a vacuumed cavity for thermal insulation? plumbing and electrical may need to be done behind molding and/or through the interior walls.