@the_professional_idiots: Transforming the container into a tiny home. Celotex and plasterboarding this thing up! We finally have proper walls. I cant believe there was so much glue in my hair !! @dan_dkm_electrical #tinyhome #plasterboarding #containerbuild #transformation #foryou

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Rio reeves :

Using spray foam too stick plasterboard and celotex 😂

2024-12-18 21:06:00

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Chelsea :

I’m curious how the permitting process is in the UK. Do u have to get a permit and inspection done for something like this?

2024-12-06 20:52:59

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Nanka ✨ :

me the first second: OH NOOO THE HAAAAIR😭😭😭

2024-12-06 20:01:36

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Arie❤️👩🏾‍🍳 :

I kept saying your hair your hair

2024-12-06 23:31:10

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Thomas 🇬🇧 :

I know it’s too late but you can get insulated backed plasterboard

2024-12-21 16:32:22

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AshCrouch :

Is My man skill sawing celitex

2024-12-17 03:37:57

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cookoid :

Brilliant 👏 👏

2024-12-07 18:39:16

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🌀ianna :

Some one remind me when they post the next vid

2024-12-07 17:18:16

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RickyB1989 :

Condensation for days

2024-12-28 12:50:06

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Hayden.W :

woo early!

2024-12-06 16:51:11

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Stanley Morrison :

Use screws for plasterboard

2024-12-24 08:01:58

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❤️ MAT ❤️ AKA MARK :

Keep up the good work

2024-12-07 16:47:18

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jsjoinery :

Should’ve studded the walls then fit the plasterboard onto it you can still insulate the walls between each stud

2024-12-08 17:54:51

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Lotion.bottle69 :

Early

2024-12-06 16:55:31

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Dylan :

Shouldn’t board to the floor and should’ve just insulated between joists

2024-12-15 11:33:52

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Amy Louise 🤩 :

how different it looks already 🥰

2024-12-07 12:49:15

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James :

we need a live we miss u guys

2024-12-06 16:55:55

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traceytimsophia📚booktok :

been here from the start can't wait to see this finished looks amazing !!

2024-12-06 17:26:30

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⃟kenzie :

Can you tag me in the next part?

2024-12-07 11:57:05

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the guitar guy :

You should always keep your hair up when working anyway

2025-04-14 08:58:24

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#1MJB :

looking good

2024-12-08 19:21:56

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️ :

I Love These Vids❤️

2024-12-06 18:34:49

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Jam :

I was here for day 1

2025-05-31 01:00:02

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sulfuricrisper :

Def growing green

2025-01-05 16:36:56

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