Unbelievable Home Prices in Russia! 🇷🇺 How Much House Can You REALLY Get?

Showing what the cost of housing in Russia. From materials to labor. A more informative video enjoy

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[gamingagain]

damn i love this channel. as practical as tou can get!!

[speznatz]

Salve Dan sono Ale e scrivo dal nord Italia, circa 10 anni fa ho ristrutturato la mia abitazione e gia' allora ho avuto la possibilita' di utilizzare questo sistema di riscaldamento a pavimento con collettori separati e tubazioni in mareriali plastici, non so nel resto europeo ma immaginino di si, un saluto a te e a tutto il popolo russo l'Italia vi vuole bene.

[scottmacleod]

It's done here in Minnesota, the manifold you were holding up has the zone valves which control heating to any given area and the nice part about that system is they're basically heating it with an on demand water heater that will use minimal fuel.

[waynemclaughlin]

I watched Arend of Countryside Acres did that to the floors of his newly built house in Nizhny Novgorod, too. Applying the wired down and then adding the white plasic hose with the zip lock tying them together like the men in this video was doing. It was the first time seeing how the floors of the house with the wood tiles were being laid down.

[RogueSecret]

Here in Norway we often drill 200meter deep holes for water or energy for heatpumps :)

[searlearnold]

The only time you see radiant floor heating in Canada is in higher end custom and semi custom homes, sometimes coupled with geothermal. The typical builder-standard home will use forced air. Builders here have not adopted the technology because they go with the cheapest quickest solution. Trying to get the US and Canadian builders to adopt any new technology is quite painful. They're decades behind other places in the world. The radiant floor systems we do have are different from what you showed.

[Артур-шят]

Американский шерпотреб, за эти деньги можно построить из керамзита с утеплением под крышу, а если своими руками то кирпичный 2.5

[dakotaslt]

For the heated floor, the liquid is called glycol. It is similar to and a component to antifreeze.

[zhannamzhen]

❤❤❤❤❤ It is really nice, it’s definitely worth it. People spend a lot of millions to make their house and if you can have it made like that I think it’s great

[the_orykl]

Hello from Fiji. Such an interesting video! Good for learning the possibilities for transplants and future investment.

[rediculusify]

liquid heated floors is not common in russia overall, but in residential housing its mome and more popular, i glad u dont use electrical heated floors its very fragile overall, ilike to wach you videos, i hope u get you own warm house in such cold part of Russia, best regards fom Saint-Petersburg Russia.

[carmenvasquez]

Hello, from Hillsville, Virginia, USA. Thank you, Daniel, for such a great video with so much detail. Love Xenia too!

[allenhill]

I see this in few places in minnesota. They sale this at home depot and lowes.. My nieghbor bath room floor heats up. Cool idea.

[encompassthyeclipse]

If you were building here in the states it would be twice as much. I just spend 10 grand on plywood for my roof alone. 80-100 bucks per sheet for roofing and flooring

[miroslavplancak]

4:50 that's a perfect Slav squat, Daniel

[aojschatchuewtchuew]

Даниэль, Ксения! Дом прекрасныц модульный но таких домов и конструкцый очерь много на любой вкус и из разных матерьялов, все уперается в вашь кошелек, собирается как лего конструктор на вашем Надо больше показывать таких видео про жизнь в России и что дает внутренний рынок жилья, стоимость всего под ключь, и какую технику можно заказать и купить для дома от ванной до кухонных гаджетов, мебели, постельного белья, все это спрашивают родные и друзья из Германии....

[Ali-]

Very similar system is used in the Northern USA and Mid West to heat driveways to melt snow....some use an electric element, some use hydronics with heated fluid in pipes like you show here.

[russianprincess]

Love From SOCHI we will visit you in the Spring 2025 Much Blessings Yuliya 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺🐯🐯🐯🐯

[joemorales]

Its called modular homes, and yes, they exist in the US at 10 times the price!

[dakotaslt]

The plumbing material they are using is what we call Pex in the US.