 |
| At first I thought this was a weld, but the more I look at it, I believe it's spay-in foam insulation... |
 |
| Looks a bit like a double-wide |
 |
| Smart. Opens them to each other while maintaining the structural support for the roof. |
 |
| Now this does appear to be a welded strip on the roof. |
 |
| One of the cut-outs from the interior... |
 |
| ...becomes an awning. |
 |
| Doesn't look thick enough to be insulation, just a sealer. |
 |
| Note the back-fill; earth insulated, earth sheltered and steel walled, not bad. |
 |
| French Door opening. |
 |
| Bedroom window? Probably; fire code specifies an alternative route of escape than the bedroom door. |
 |
| Doesn't look so bad |
 |
| Start of interior framing. Like the little Tea Table? |
 |
| They chose to insulate the interior rather than foam the exterior. |
 |
| The interior wall is painted, and the arch is trimmed out. |
 |
| Vapor barrier is up |
 |
| No sheet-rock here... |
 |
| Cozy |
 |
| Nice Deer. May be a bit too much for pine for my tastes though. |
 |
| Kitchenette |
 |
| Put some fascia on the exterior and you'd never know. Ready for a second floor too... |
No comments:
Post a Comment