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20' wide by 34 normal size, but add 20'x42 for the one with thermal battery. | 20' wide by 34 normal size, but add 20'x42 for the one with thermal battery. | ||
=Lowest Cost Option= | |||
#20' | $20k rock bottom options, no cabinets included. Build them when you can afford them. | ||
#20'x34' consists of effectively 2 16'x20' sections, 20' trusses on the base. For 34 feet we have 18 trusses at $80 a pop. With roof we have 36 trusses. $2880 | |||
#Insul r38 = 1400 sf = $1820 | |||
#Insul white foam $1k [https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/insulation/foam-board-insulation/r-8-expanded-polystyrene-2-x-4-x-8-foam-board-insulation/1632118/p-1444435971902-c-5779.htm?exp=false] | |||
#FRP - $600. | |||
#Floor and roof - 1400/32*21 [https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/panel-products/osb-sheathing/3-4-x-4-x-8-square-edge-osb/1242854/p-1444422514105-c-13330.htm?exp=false] - $920 | |||
#Doors and windows- 3000 | |||
#Interior doors - 7 - $700 [https://www.menards.com/main/doors-windows-millwork/interior-doors/shop-all-interior-doors/c-1642874344636433.htm?Spec_DoorStyle_facet=Classic] | |||
#28 exterior frame modules - $17 OSB + $32 metal at $1/sf. + 4*7.5 lumber [https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/lumber-boards/dimensional-lumber/2-x-6-pre-cut-stud-construction-framing-lumber/1021334/p-1449804844260-c-13125.htm] = $80 per exterior module with metal. $2240. | |||
#Drywall is $9 [https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/drywall/drywall-sheets/1-2-x-4-x-8-lightweight-drywall/1311223/p-1444421962026-c-5656.htm?exp=false]. 28 ext + 24 int + 22 ceiling = 74 sheets. Sheet! that is a lot. $700. $10k below. | |||
#12 interior wall modules - framing - $4*4=$16 ea *12 = $200 in lumber. | |||
#Exterior insulation - 60 cents/sf 9'*108' perimeter = $600 | |||
#Interior insul 0.3 per sf [https://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/insulation/insulation-rolls-batts/r-11-ecoroll-reg-15-x-40-kraft-faced-fiberglass-insulation-roll/817228/p-1444436999588-c-5780.htm?exp=false] $130 | |||
#Vanities - $600 | |||
#Electrical - $1.5k | |||
#Plumbing - $1000 | |||
#Service entrance and - $200 | |||
#Tubs - $1500. Or go chape -$1k with base. [https://chatgpt.com/share/687e008f-bfb8-8010-8722-fc2293b6d54e] | |||
#Toilets - $200 | |||
#Heat pump - $1600. Can save $1k by going down to 20F. | |||
#Stove/cooker - $1000 | |||
#Flooring - $1.5/sf $1050 [https://www.menards.com/main/flooring-rugs/vinyl-flooring/vinyl-plank-flooring/ms-international-payton-7-x-48-luxury-vinyl-plank-flooring-23-77-sq-ft-ctn/vtrmepayspbi7x48-4mm-12mil/p-1642874271846660-c-6617.htm?exp=false] |
Latest revision as of 08:57, 21 July 2025
Not counting the foundation, such as in the FIP, we have the following costs for a starter home:
Size:
- bedrooms - 385 sf
- Suite - 186 sf
- Main - 680 sf
- Total 1250 sf
20' wide by 34 normal size, but add 20'x42 for the one with thermal battery.
Lowest Cost Option
$20k rock bottom options, no cabinets included. Build them when you can afford them.
- 20'x34' consists of effectively 2 16'x20' sections, 20' trusses on the base. For 34 feet we have 18 trusses at $80 a pop. With roof we have 36 trusses. $2880
- Insul r38 = 1400 sf = $1820
- Insul white foam $1k [1]
- FRP - $600.
- Floor and roof - 1400/32*21 [2] - $920
- Doors and windows- 3000
- Interior doors - 7 - $700 [3]
- 28 exterior frame modules - $17 OSB + $32 metal at $1/sf. + 4*7.5 lumber [4] = $80 per exterior module with metal. $2240.
- Drywall is $9 [5]. 28 ext + 24 int + 22 ceiling = 74 sheets. Sheet! that is a lot. $700. $10k below.
- 12 interior wall modules - framing - $4*4=$16 ea *12 = $200 in lumber.
- Exterior insulation - 60 cents/sf 9'*108' perimeter = $600
- Interior insul 0.3 per sf [6] $130
- Vanities - $600
- Electrical - $1.5k
- Plumbing - $1000
- Service entrance and - $200
- Tubs - $1500. Or go chape -$1k with base. [7]
- Toilets - $200
- Heat pump - $1600. Can save $1k by going down to 20F.
- Stove/cooker - $1000
- Flooring - $1.5/sf $1050 [8]