Homeless House



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 <div class="titles">Building a super cheap house for 1 or 2 homeless persons<hr></div>
 <h1>Building smarter homeless persons begins with Building, so learn to build.
 <br>Knowing where to build it is smart, so know where. Homelessness is here to stay, and increasing.
 <li>Dealing with the homeless problem may begin with having better homeless persons making their own homes.
 <br>Building their own homes builds better homeless persons.
 <li>HOW TO BUILD A HOMELESS PERSON'S HOUSE FOR 1-2 PERSONS.
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 <td class="td">Construction Items Needed</td><td><br>2 full size transfer pallets, preferably with a blue painted side.
 <br>Blue painted side pallets are more durable, standard sized, and heavier
 <br>Pallets should be around 4'X 4'<br><br><br></td></tr><tr>

 <td class="td">Nails & Hammer</td><td><br>16 Penney, smallest box
 <br>2 1/2" or so, medium box
 <br>Hammer should be a "Vaughan" brand, somewhat heavy
 <br>You should be capable of using the hammer<br><br><br></td></tr><tr>

 <td class="td">Plywood or other Flatboard</td><td><br>Nailing plywood uses the 2 1/2" nails, 3 nails on each pallet corner, and one nail every 16" or so. Make
 sure the nail reaches wood or you get a "shiner".
 <br>TWO 4' X 8' or whatever size it takes to cover the 2 pallets which will be nailed together,
 and or held together by the plywood if it is good quality plywood.
 <li>When 1 sheet of plywood is nailed to the pallets, that is time to stuff insulation into the hollows of the pallets.
 <li>Once 1 sheet of plywood is nailed in place<br><br></td></tr><tr>

 <td class="td">Insulation</td><td><br>Main options are the kind without paper backing which is easier to tear or cut to 4' segments
 <br>Or paper backed which is often better at insulating, but a box cutter with a sharp blade is needed.
 <li>You will DEFINITELY WANT good gloves and long sleeved shirt.
 <br>Fiberglass is extremely itchy as it is actually GLASS ground to very fine dust then spun.
 <li>Do insulating all at one time, then take a long hot soaking bath with added hair conditioner in the water. Followed with a shower.<br><br><br></td></tr><tr>

 <td class="td">Sawhorses</td><td><br>If you are doing this in the same sequence as above, you now have a decent basic floor.
 <br>It is HEAVY, and will require at 4 strong persons to move it.
 <li>You'll need at least 2 sawhorses about 4' wide and about 3' tall.
 <br>Move your future floor to the sawhorses which are placed so the floor is most stable, likely 24" or a bit more, from each end.
 <li>The floor should have been moved to the sawhorses as soon as one sheet of plywood has been nailed to the pallets.
 <br>At 3' plus height, it is much easier to stuff the insulation in and to nail the other plywood on the top.<br></td></tr><tr>

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