房屋大挑戰--打造世外桃源第三季 P3 - Building.Off.The.Grid.S03E03.1080p.DIY.WEB-DL2.0.x264.UMMU.NET

想像一個簡單的生活 在一個美麗的地點 哇,這太酷了 包圍的只有自然 沒有交通,沒有鄰居 也沒有一臺電動車 太陽能 全國各地,人們都在做這件事 每年,有千萬個美國人 投入地下生活 建造地下生活 可能是一趟艱難的旅程 測試出最艱難的冒險者 他們要從這座山上滾下來 但獎勵是不可思議的 今天我建了一座牆 深入沙漠 Kirk Wolf尋找一個簡單的生活 和他的三個孩子 他準備進行一個永續的回歸 我想在這片土地上脫離障礙 低成本,超級有效的運輸裝置家 今天是個非常刺激的一天 山上的戰鬥回歸 這扇門維持了四天 我們在發生電源問題 他用自己的雙手建造 全力以赴 完全脫離障礙 是零碳電 那是一座聖誕樹 我是一名房東 我住在這裡12至13年 我住在北京,在勃登堡 在勃登縣,在阿根斯坦 這棟房子是2000年建造的 是隔壁區最大的 真的嗎? 我幫助人們找到夢想的房子 我喜歡這些磚磚的樓層 這裡是廚房 還有硬木的樓層 還有磚磚的樓層 這些夢想的房子 有很多特色 並不符合我的生活模式 我的夢想是更獨立 擁有自己的電源 擁有自己的水源 我想在這個國家脫離障礙 擁有那種無法購買金錢的安心 但是脫離障礙 並不只是為了我 Drake,你要買什麼冰淇淋? 我想買巧克力 我有三個親愛的小孩 謝謝 我最老的Alexa,10歲 我中間的Isabella,7歲 還有我最年輕的Drake,6歲 Drake,你想要哪個? 生日蛋糕和蛋糕 他們是我所有的一切 還有一些 那是你的 擁有三個孩子 在同一時間 是非常驚人和挑戰性的 我不會賣給世界 大家好,我是Kirk 現在大家都 用手機聯繫 現在很多孩子 都用手機,而不是自然 我知道你們會來這裡 你們在玩嗎? 是的 從城市離開 讓小孩們更容易探索 他們可以第一時間看到 他們可以體驗 他們可以感受 他們可以觸摸 這是我希望給我的孩子 我們明天 就要開始建新家 太好了 建築地點不在阿根斯坦 是在阿根斯坦線 到達歐克羅馬 大約20-25公里 離任何 你會視為城市的地方 房子的形狀是三角形 2.5公尺 在森林中間 我絕對喜歡 你還可以要什麼? 我要一把刀 你想要一把刀嗎? 是的 它比你還大 現在最重要的是 你們要注意蟲子 你是Doc? 這是我尋找的地方嗎? 我是Doc Dale 嗨,Doc 嗨,很好 我是Kirk Wolf 很高興認識你 為了準備 這座堆積的山谷 Kirk邀請了 地下工人Doc Dale 我們就在這裡 Doc 我將在這裡建造 我需要的東西 在這裡 我需要三個 20公尺的金屬運輸容器 真的嗎? 你將它們三個放在一起 放在一起 嗨,很好 我可以將它們 放在這裡 真的嗎? 是的 你會想要一個 平的位置在這裡 你覺得你能做到嗎? 是的,非常好 好,我們要握手嗎? 我們要握手嗎? 如果我們握手 嘿 這對你很好嗎? 這對我很好 這對我也很好 那我們出去吧 是的 為了他的地下工人家 Kirk將三個 20公尺的金屬運輸容器 加入一個U形的建築 總共的住宅空間 有480平方米 有240平方米的 中央廣堡 他花了14個星期 從零開始建造 總共花費 25,000美元 從開始到結束 我們將它們 放在那裡,好嗎? 我計劃的住宅設計 利用了 我作為一名房東 得到的教育 透過安全 安全和清潔 所以你擁有安全 它們就像一艘潛艇 你將受到自然災難 你的安全 你可以把它關上 清潔是 它們是封鎖的 水不會進來 換句話說 當它完成了 我不想它看起來 就像運輸容器 我只想它看起來 就像一棟棺材 為了建造他們的 運輸容器的家 Kirk必須首先 位置三個容器 綑綁它們 並平衡 在鐵路繩結上的結構 接著他將開口 為廚房 窗戶和門 然後會添加 屋頂 木側墊 和背墊 以完成外層 裡面 兩個房間 和一個浴缸 會通過 中央住宅區域 和廚房 由於他們 建築是隔離的 他們會依賴 木炭 氣溫控制 和他們的能力 供應的氣候系統 對我來說 最大的挑戰 是我自己 這個項目 但我畢竟不是 一個家庭建築師 所以我請了 幾位合夥人 幫助我 在我需要他們的 他們的幫助 是做得到的 當我解釋 我擁有的家庭 和朋友的 這個冒險時 他們的馬上反應是 哇 你很瘋狂 也許有一點點 真相在這裡 你在我的路上 你得走 Dirk正在幫助 把道路 隔離到住宅區域 最大的挑戰 就是要 通過建築物 我必須 把車道切進去 然後 把這些容器 這些東西 有20公尺長 重量大概是5000磅 好了 開始吧 把一些木頭刮掉 是時候讓Dirk 做重量搬運 他會在車道切進去 為建築物搬運 今天有點冷 Dirk正在準備 住宅區域的背景 看起來很漂亮 那些雷電 不會打擾你嗎 不會 不會打擾你嗎 不會 絕對不會 我肯定會打擾你 無論你在哪裡 對 有時候 你會遇到一個角色 你會遇到一個Dirk 你會非常喜歡他 當你遇到他的時候 Dirk把這條路推開 它旋轉 這些活生生的樹 然後開到一個 美麗的山谷 那裡就是建築物 建築物正在形成 現在是時候 搬運容器 今天 Kirk和他的女朋友Rose 前往一個銷售區域 在吉隆坡 很高興認識你 我的女朋友Rose Rose 很高興認識你 很高興認識你 好的 開始吧 好的 So we're shopping for a house at a shipping container yard Who does that? You've got quite an array of pricing on them Alright Kirk has talked about using shipping containers for homes for as long as I've known him It's just something he's always been interested in How tall are these? These are 9'6 high I need shipping containers 20ft long 8ft wide 8.5ft tall These are our 40ft containers If you like yellow we've got your color So John these are your 20ft then Yes sir The upper end of used containers Oh, I like that 20ft long 8'6 high 7ft 8in wide on the inside Master I like it It looks good What do you think? I can picture it Well, I need 3 similar containers What do those run? Well, one like this is $2,100 Sounds good I'll take 3 of them Alright, sounds good Thanks sir With Doc's dirt work now complete the build site is leveled and ready for a home Here they come, any second I can hear them coming out The containers are arriving and we can hear them coming up the mountain Look, look, look On a remote ridgetop in the Oklahoma Ozarks Kirk Wolf is dropping 3 shipping containers onto his 2 1⁄2 acre build site Here they come, any second I can hear them coming out Look at them The moment they crested around that corner it's very surreal, very like this is happening Morning, John Got your house The build site's right over here about 250ft off the road Let's stir up some dust Let's do it With the containers delivered the next step is getting them positioned on the build site Touchdown Alright, we're going to go get number 2 Better work You bet, that's good Hey, that'll work That's awesome, man I gotta give you a hug There's your house right there, buddy Well, we got it on the ground Didn't you? Y'all did a great job Alright, I think your fun just began Yeah, well, now comes the hard part Right The next mission is arranging them into a U-shape I think we can go ahead and push it OK One of the biggest challenges is get them connected to one another and welded then get the whole thing as a whole leveled What do you think of that? Why are we pitched so bad? You gotta raise it and level it about 4 inches We're having to dig and push and pull and I gotta kind of move one side Well, when you move one side it kicks out the other side and they weigh 5000 pounds apiece It's going to take a little bit of finesse We ought to be alright there I think this is about it Bring it together and weld the heck out of it To be able to see the containers on my property is an amazing feeling Now I've just gotta make them look pretty What an adventure It's week 3 and Kirk is busy removing the doors welding the containers together and leveling them on railroad ties We welded 5-inch plate steel connecting each container to the other Now it's all one unit Very unconventional hiring a welder to come in and weld your house together Next, Kirk must use a plasma torch to cut through the 14-gauge metal walls to connect the inside of his off-grid home Plasma torch gets so hot that it'll cut through metal like butter Molten metal literally just flying everywhere It's a very efficient machine With the containers set and connected now Kirk is ready to begin the conversion Good job, baby We're gonna have a lean-to style roof on it By adding a roof and cutting in windows and doors Purpose of the roof is not necessarily for structural support It's more for aesthetics All right, now we're cooking with gas I chose to go with a tin roof Tin roof's longevity It sheds water and it really looks cool in the middle of the night We're having generator issues and we're having some problems with our generator One of the outlets isn't working and it keeps kicking out Obviously it would be easier if we were on grid Damn We're not as far as I wanted to be today I wanted to get the full roof on We're obviously running out of daylight Get up a little extra early tomorrow Dang generator Deep in the Oklahoma Ozarks Kirk Wolf forges ahead on his off-grid shipping container house He's already cut openings connecting the 3 containers and welded them together His next task is the roof but progress is hampered by a faulty generator Generator was shot I bought a carburetor installed it this morning and this is what we've got With the generator fixed Kirk finishes installing the tin roof So we got all of it on Awesome progress today Well Well, what do you think I think we're going to buy some windows and doors Intending to use as much reclaimed material in their home as possible Kirk and Rose head to a building salvage yard to scout for lucky finds I'm excited to have Rose here She tends to reign me in a little bit I know what you're looking at now As much as I hate to admit it I need that Wouldn't need to I'll approve that one No, no, no Here's a bunch of windows That one's not bad actually I like that one actually I want to show you some doors All right So I like these doors All right At the end of the master the doors are going to open up Right We have a little deck there Right Who's going to install it Well, I'll install it All right, if you say so Yeah, we can make that work All right, we'll take that door All right It's a keeper With the reclaimed windows and doors now on site the next step is installation I'll have to use my plasma torch to cut out windows, cut out doors It's a two-person job but help has been hard to find People that told me that we're going to show up haven't showed up I hear something What do we got Oh, Craig's here Fortunately, Kirk won't have to work alone today after all His friend Craig shows up to lend a hand Morning Hey, hey I got a little head start So it's better to install doors, windows first Let's do it OK Let's get it done Get on to something else All right, let's do that But even with Craig on the scene they have a mountain of work to do They'll work over the next week to install nearly 20 windows and doors This right here This is going to be my front door It's a time-consuming process for two people that puts Kirk behind schedule And with winter approaching the stakes are high I've got to get dried in before the winter hits The Ozarks are known for their ice storms If we have water intrusion it's going to set me a month behind I'm done Everything's taking 10 times longer than what I anticipate it to be Today we're going to be putting on siding, sealing up the roof If I get one of those achieved today I guess that'll be a good day I think that's it Because that's what happens every two minutes Kirk and Craig move on to the next step in the cabin conversion by adding the exterior siding 15 and a quarter It came down 9 inches Let's cut this out Made a little progress today Got that one going on right now That one going on right there This side is complete Here Drake, Isabella Man! That door lasted 4 days So apparently Drake decided to throw rocks You can't play like that Throwing rocks at windows That's what happens, okay? I know Let me give you some of my Let me give you my $5 I don't want your money It'll be all right Go, go play, have fun Kirk and Rose decide it's time for a day off and hit the open road to explore the Ozarks on 2 wheels Going into this project I knew it was going to be difficult at times But right now I'm hurting pretty bad I need a little relief I'm falling behind schedule So being able to just forget about things for a while that allows me to recharge my batteries There's just something very freeing about being on 2 wheels and feeling the wind in your face Stop here and look a while Got a little warm out too Tell you what, it's nice being out though Boy, that's nice That's pretty Where are you going to get a view like that? Being able to live out in the Ozarks, for me it's a dream come true One of the biggest things I enjoy, you're allowed a little bit more freedom to do what you want You have privacy The point of this was to get away It allows me to organize my thoughts So I'm thinking about the next challenge that's coming along Now I'm able to concentrate on it a little bit better And I'm thinking about what do I want What's my dream Nobody's going to hand you your dream You've got to work for it This is my dream and I'm going to make it happen In the Ozark mountains of Oklahoma fall is turning into winter Winter is coming Kirk Wolf and his 3 kids are building an off-grid home made from metal shipping containers Look at all the windows With the exterior roofing and siding complete and temperatures dropping they turn their focus to the interior by roughing in the walls Halfway through the project Craig has been Kirk's only consistent source of help so far It looks better without broken glass Yeah, listen to that dude again Crazy hair day Every day is crazy hair day But today the priority is installing the off-grid systems We've got the solar panels to be installed They told me they were going to be having it all wired up today I don't know how complex it is but we'll see what the day brings Morning Kirk, how are you? Doing good, how are y'all? Good, you've made some progress since we were here last It looks great Hopefully we can make some more progress today We'll get right on it OK Man! All right, what do you think? These things look awesome Good So there's 6 panels 6 panels, they're each 280 watts They have a tempered glass over the top How many amps are these putting out? Almost up to 1700 watts and about 23 amps per panel That's going to run whatever I want it to run then Yeah Man, that's awesome So this is running then 13.8 volts, look at that We're going to plug that in and we're going to see if we have power off the solar You ready? Go! Woohoo! Oh man! There's no generator That's solar I'm so happy about that It's happening It is happening So last couple of hours have been pretty interesting Here's the state that the property is in right now This is our new heating and air conditioning system So I got 400 foot of pipe and exit there and we run that line and it goes out and around to the inlet there Kirk's geothermal system is a renewable form of heating and cooling that utilizes a loop of 400 feet of pipe buried 6 feet underground Hot air is drawn from the house circulated through the pipe where the temperature is a constant 55 degrees and returned to the home as cooler air Let's try it I love it With a blower attached Kirk is able to test the system Here you go Geothermal is alive and well That's an Ozark Christmas right there That's great progress Installation's in I've got the boxes going in for the electrical light switches Kirk has already installed foam board installation and completed his electrical wiring We've got 90% of the house 50% done We're really unsure about how we're going to design that bathroom No, we're pretty sure Toilet goes here You can't have nails in it I have racked my brain This is going to be the sink Redesigning that bathroom probably 7 or 8 different times Toilet is going to go here Or you face this direction Take a shower I want a full-size shower This wall will be a mirror I want a full-size bathroom in a smaller home And I need a vent fan Living room, bedroom Let's go ahead and start on the ceiling in here But to have the truest sense of their options with the limited space They decide to focus on drywall Asked a professional drywall hanger to help me out Ain't no show Oh, you know what, I got to do it myself Craig's been helping me which is fantastic That's our first piece of drywall Outside of Craig being out here and helping me I've had no other contractors come out They just blow me off because it's not easy It's a non-traditional build They have to actually think outside the box to be able to work on So that was all getting to me But a bigger concern emerges as Kirk wraps up work on the first room When the drywall starts going up It really starts making it a home I was expecting it to be a good feeling Hey baby How's it going? It was just kind of mundane I don't know I mean, this is my living room This is our living room Do you think it's going to work? It's going to be small Especially when we're all in here together But it's going to work You're kind of at a turning point here So here before long It's going to look a lot different You don't think so? I had to take a step back Maybe it was a culmination of all the negativity and all the no's that I've been getting from everyone I just hit a wall This was your dream right here To be perfectly honest These shipping containers It seemed like a neat idea I'm just over it Maybe this isn't such a good idea Maybe shipping containers don't make good homes Off-grid home builder Kirk Wolf is in deep His shipping container conversion has been more DIY than he expected The difficult work is taking a heavy toll on him And as the living space begins to take shape He's increasingly aware of his limited options This is our living room Do you think it's going to work? To be perfectly honest I don't like it I mean, it's just flat It doesn't look like a home You can do something to it Maybe throw a front porch on or something That's actually not a bad idea Yeah, that'll look good front porch You got this Come on, let's go You can look online You can see all of these cool shipping container concepts For an average person like myself I've never done this before I have a budget I have a timeline I have only so many hours in a day We're at 105 1⁄2 See if we're the same on the other side 105 1⁄2 Oh, sweet Let's cut one of them up With his trusty cohort Craig Kirk immediately embarks on modifying the front of the containers Figure it out like that I was a little worried that the 36-foot line looked a little bit trailerish You good, Craig? Go But Rose's idea to put the front porch to kind of break up the monotony, the straight lines I think it's going to help How are you? A lot of the designs of cabins and smaller homes that family room is really centered around the wood stove Let's build this thing Now we'll just shove that through I absolutely love the idea of a wood stove Man, that dresses it up kind of nicely It sure does And to finally see that go in I feel very excited about that Let's start a fire There you go There, now We lit a fire off of it to feel the warmth off of that even just for a little bit It was enough to give me goosebumps Come here, you see it? See the smoke? Yeah That's going to keep us warm in the winter Well, it's day whatever on the project There's so many different little projects on this thing that are not complete that it is starting to jumble up in my mind as far as what to do next It's taking its toll I was supposed to have a plumber show up today And guess what? Oh, he didn't show It's 60 miles from where they normally work They weren't going to drive this far I have just come to the conclusion that for what I don't know how to do I'm just going to learn All right, so I can hear Craig in there And he's doing a great job I need to get to work The next step is custom framing the interior Unable to use over-the-counter products due to size limitations Kirk and Craig are forced to custom build everything We have to utilize every square inch possible Craig has spearheaded designing the kitchen and the cabinets He's a woodworker This is the leg for the table We've had to make everything And it has allowed me to freely express myself And Kirk does it too Where we have to make our own tools at times I'll cut this down to size We've made it out of a lot of recycled materials that you wouldn't normally use in a new build That appealed to me This is the kitchen table And there's 2 of them Both of them actually came from scrap These are floor joists out of a build across town And they threw them away And right there's how it used to be And that's what we ended up with 90% of the materials that I've used out of here were meant for the dump Do-it-yourself solutions for everything Right there It's kind of a rough drawing but here's what we're gonna do Hey, what do you guys think of this? This is your bedroom So they're gonna have 3 custom bunk beds Okay, so this is the way it's gonna work So when you walk in your bedroom there'll be a bed right here Allowing storage under those beds And then up a level will be this bed And then up a level will be this bed over here Does that work? Yeah We are dealing with square inches Square footage We better get working on that then So Kirk wanted to put something other than just wallboard up And at the end of the day a custom use of scrap wood has helped transform the boxy living room We got an excess amount of barn lumber So what we're doing is just making a mosaic I think it'll look good It'll look rustic But despite valuable progress Kirk's gratification is short-lived I'm going to shut it down for today Go back into town for supplies for tomorrow I did have some very good news today My mom called me and told me that they found a mass in her lawn It's tough to deal with I'm gonna finish building and everything's gonna be alright I just gotta finish the build Having luckily avoided an icy winter Spring is around the corner And Kirk Wolf needs to get his cabin in the Ozark woods finished All right, here we go He's completed the addition of a front porch Rose's idea to come in and put the front porch It made it look more like a home And added a 200-square foot back deck But he's running out of time Gotta get this thing done in the next three weeks So we can get moved in And I've gotta get back to work It's crunch time I'll lick it, now you lick it Oh, no! The final hurdle for Kirk is to finish the interior and small details All right, we're not quite finished yet We're getting there I need to put it down in texture That looks really good Rose is in there painting I've gotta finish soffit and fascia I've gotta finish up the bathroom The plumber showed up today which was fantastic Let's see if we got water Awesome. Trim. This place needs trim like there's no tomorrow. I need trim pieces to fill in all the little gaps. I would not have been able to complete this project without Craig. His wife showed up today, which is great. Okay, let's put the bed together. Him and I have become buds. I mean, we are tight. I've gotta finish up the bedrooms. I've gotta build the custom beds for him yet. With a short time left on this project, we have got a lot to do with sore bodies. The pressure is on. The tension is high. It has been emotionally draining and physically draining. There's your bed, Dick. And I wouldn't change a thing. That's awesome. It's a friendship for life. It's a bromance. Let's just be honest. I'm okay with that. I think that's about right. Hand me that level. Here you go. Thanks, sir. Installing the sign, that's what made this property official. Right there is level. Rose and the kids and I sat down one night and we settled on Wolflahoma Lodge. We have officially named the property. Giving the name to the place is like giving it its own spirit. That's a powerful thing, to have a name. Man, that looks great. I think it's a winner. Wolflahoma Lodge. With friends due to arrive soon for a housewarming party, Kirk is scrambling to tie up loose ends. You know, today's the day. Today's the big reveal. I've invited some folks over. I'm a little nervous about that. I don't know what to expect. I think it looks pretty, but let's see what others think. So I took two old kerosene lanterns, wired them for a light bulb. Now they're my front porch lights with a flick of a switch. Industrial country is what we're going to call it. I'm thinking it's a manly looking look. You know, of course, Rose comes back and kind of softens that, and that's what she does. We're running around trying to finish up these last little touches, and here comes Rose. Hey, before everybody gets here, I have a little surprise for you. Okay. So why don't you go sit on the couch and close your eyes and I'll be right back. All right. I'll hang out. I'll be back. All right. I'm like, what are you talking about? I've got people coming. I don't have time to sit on the couch and close my eyes for a second. Okay, Kirk, you can come out, please. One, two, three. Look to your left. It was a hell of a surprise. The hat surprised me. It's been nearly five months since Kirk Wolf broke ground in the Oklahoma Ozarks on his off-grid shipping container house. And despite countless surprises and setbacks, he's finally done. But before the celebration begins, Rose has a very special surprise for Kirk. One, two, three. Look to your left. Surprise! And there stands my mom. It's so good to see you. My mom's been dealing with some health issues. She probably shouldn't have been traveling, but it's a great milestone in my life to be able to share this with her. Oh, baby. Welcome to my place. Thank you. That was a hell of a surprise. The hat surprised me. Come on and check it out. Oh, this is beautiful, Kirk. These were three shipping containers. You cannot tell. I was expecting something like the box cart. It's so much bigger than I thought it was gonna be. It's beautiful. It's gorgeous. It's just gorgeous. So Rose actually is the one who decorated it all. Did a good job. This is 100% off-grid. All this power were completely 100% off-grid. I'm impressed. This is the kids' room here. This is impressive. This is cute. All off-grid. This here, Craig came up with, which folds down to create space. Cool. This pops down like that, and it folds down just like that. And then if you want it up, voila. Craig also made the toolbox. And he accented it out, and it now has a cutlery in it. Oh, silverware. Yeah. I will never look at another toolbox the same way again. Yeah, he did a good job. The kitchen, again, this was Craig's brainchild. He custom-built this whole thing. This was all scrap. This was all meant to be burned. This is the geothermal. Flip that switch on, sweetheart. Sucks in air up there, shoves it down into the ground, and comes out over here by the fireplace. Cool. I mean, we've got a fully-functioning refrigerator, microwave, stove, with an oven. That's it. Impressive. And... You have water. We have water. And that's good pressure, and it's coming from the cistern. From the cistern. Yeah. Okay. I mean, it's so cool. Those are my words, cool and impressive. And then we designed the bathroom with Rose in mind. It's cute. I like it. I love the galvanized. Even though we have a tiny home, I didn't want her to have a tiny bathroom. Goes all the way around to a sink over here. It's a 3-foot by 3-foot shower. Turn on the cold water, the one on the right. Just flip it up. Yep. You have a rain shower. Yeah, we have a rain shower. Another cool thing, it's our closet, and it rolls out. Is it on tracks or...? No, no, it's on wheels. No, it's on casters. Yeah. The master bedroom. It has a queen bed in it. It's simple, but we don't need much. This is beautiful. You've done a good job. I can't even tell that it's a container. Right? I'll show you the deck. Okay. So what I really wanted to show you was this outdoor deck here because this is what makes living in a smaller home plausible. Look at the view. It's beautiful. We've got to go up there yet. Okay. You are tall. These are not short steps. This is so neat. This gives you that. This is so nice. This place is epic. This is beautiful. It's nice to show your friends your house. In the end, the biggest challenge to building your own home is to just keep going. But once you've done it, that feeling of accomplishment is indescribable. It was a great journey, man. I have touched every board in this place. I've put in every screw, every nail. I know everything there is to know about this house, and you can't have a better connection to your home than that. All right, let's go. Hey, you guys dry off before you hit that couch. Life out here is precious. The kids love it. You ready to have your party? Now we get to experience life. We're not just surviving life. Set them out here like this. There is no better balance to a stressful life than coming home to an off-grid lifestyle. Everything just melts away, and I am at peace. Finally, I feel home, and we're happy here. Now make a wish, make a wish, and blow it out. Good job, bud. This is my home, and I did it myself.