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Outhouse Build Part 4 | Structure & Building a Door | My Central Portugal Farm #41

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Outhouse Build Part 4 | Structure & Building a Door | My Central Portugal Farm #41

Part 4 of the Outhouse build and I manage to get the floor, front cladding and roof done, and I build my own door! I’m building a dual outhouse that will contain an outdoor dry toilet as well as a shower as an interim solution while I renovate my farm structure.

Enjoying the journey? Consider buying me a cup of coffee or a roof tile to help save up for the new roof 🙂

About Girl Meets Farm:
I’m Christine. I started this journey in search of my forever farm in Portugal, and now I have found it!

This is my adventure as a solo expat on a farm in Central Portugal with my two fur-kids, Shakti & Shiva.
I’ve never owned or lived on a farm, but moved to Portugal in the hope of fulfilling a life-long dream of finding open space, subsistence farming and a safer, better life.

Now that we have found our farm, the second stage of our journey begins!
I have to figure out farm life while renovating an agricultural structure to make it habitable and turn it into a comfortable home for me and my furkids.

Thank you for joining our journey!

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42 COMMENTS

  1. Each build will be easier than the last. No one was born being able to hammer in nails or use a screwdriver. I really liked the boards you added to the door, very artistic. You saw a problem and came up with a great fix. Well done!

  2. Hi Chris, great job on the build very impressed, master builder and roofer now, proud of you, love your enthusiasm, wow that was a big word for me. If your drilling plastic or tiles put masking tape over where you are going to drill, it stops cracking. Lots of ❤️ Tony UK PS plumber next can’t wait to see xx

  3. More thought in the project?
    Slant the roof and collect rain water and use it to wash your hands, and afterwards to water your garden.
    And… build a work table by first building "saw horses" and finding old doors (or similar) to serve as a work surface.
    Building on the ground just seems hard and begs errors.
    Then I saw her purchased small work table (?). !
    Then I saw the "saw horse" in the background …. SHE HAD A WORK TABLE yet built on the ground.
    Not trying to be nasty… but helpful, as so many other subscribers heaped praise.

  4. You created a magnificent wonky-loo and 🚿The feeling when you look at the result – pride and pure joy, right? I was most impressed by the door, it's a little piece of art. Hanging a door like that on your own is an achievement in itself! Thanks for another joyful video. Greetings from Sweden💛💙, Katarina

  5. Congratulations on your first DYI wooden construction..very well done.. Although not anchored I'm sure it will withstand a storm. I love that your roofing is letting in a lot of light and I'm sure you will enjoy long hot showers in it.. maybe a plateau in front of the door/building? (in case of rain to leave/change your slippers outside as not to drag the dirt inside)

  6. Hi Christine not a bad try for the door you learn by mistakes,a spirit level should have been the most important tool to have without it things go wrong.make sure your drunk and it won’t show when you use it.

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