Two New Articles on Barndominium Life
Today we've got two new articles on Barndominium Life. Both were contributed by guest authors!
, she and her family are in the process of building a barndominium that will be multi-generational. She stops by to explain everything you need to know about barndominium windows.
, where we get an update on her build outside Springfield, MO. She gives us a timely update on things to watch out for when building a barndo!
Windows are a must for any home. Not only do they add comfort and coziness, but they can also change the way a home looks and provide an exit in the case of emergencies. But there are so many options for windows. Single-hung, double-hung, casement, egress, arched, bay, transom…the list is long and confusing. And then, other questions, such as where are they located, do you trim them out, consider the R-value? It can all be overwhelming. We are here to help! Let’s start with the basics.
This is not your average update from us during our barndominium build, and that is because the last two weeks have not been so average. I could focus on detailing the progress, and I will do some of that, but I thought it would be more beneficial to give you the real, raw truth about what we have come up against in the last two weeks, and how we are navigating through it. Hopefully for those who are considering building, you may be able to avoid some of the mistakes we have made!
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