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Video: Off the Grid Cabin Restoration

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Video: Off the Grid Cabin Restoration

After I graduated high school, my parents bought 60 acres of land in Oklahoma. The best thing about the land was it had an old barn and an old chicken house. They hadn’t been used in years, but after a few months, we were able to completely restore them. It was a lot of work, but it was worth it for the great deal they got on the property. Plus, my dad and I got to spend a lot of quality time together.

I think that’s why I enjoyed watching this cabin restoration project by Kentucky Homestead. At the beginning, the cabin is in really bad shape. But by the final video, the place looks amazing. They replace doors and windows, put up new studs and walls, add insulation and drywall, and much more.

Whether you’re a homesteader looking to buy some land, or a prepper looking for a bug out location, this series will give you a great idea of the kind of work involved with restoring an old cabin. You can watch it below.

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  1. Ray says

    July 28, 2017 at 12:12 pm

    It appears to be a plank box house with oak planks and battens. I am restoring a plank box craftsman style house in TN built the same way, but instead of battens, it has Dutch Cove clapboards on the exterior. The house is built from rough sawn red oak and original oak floors.

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