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Poor records cost Cumbrian farmer £27,000 On Wednesday 21 September 2016, Michael Dixon of WR & JE Dixon, Beech House, Hayton, Aspatria appeared in front of the Carlisle City Magistrates Full story: http://www.cumbriacrack.com/2016/09/22/poor-records-cost-cumbrian-farmer-27000/
Siding complete! (Just need to trim the eaves).
The walls finally go up!
A sandwich of pine paneling, mineral wool insulation and cedar siding and trim, wrapped in moisture barrier plastic and topped with a roll of house wrap. As soon as Beech is framed, all this stuff’s going on, plus windows, doors and roof.
The hand-hewn corbels held the ledge rock steady while two of us jumped up and down between pairs of them. Given that the walls will weigh less than 20 pounds per foot, that’s a tested safety factor of at least eight.
The completed subfloor. Three sheets of 3/4″ OSB left 1″ pockets left and right. Great! When I insulate the sides, that increases the size of the thermal break.
The subfloor under construction. 6″ boards framed at 16″ OC. A bit heftier than needed, but it shortens the step up to the ledges from inside.
Here you can see the metal flashing meant to keep road splash and rodents out of the sub-floor, and the ledges I bolted to the sides of the trailer.
