Custom Gear Room Design | Hunting and Fishing Gear Room | Fishcamp Custom | Montana
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- čas přidán 12. 02. 2020
- Storing your outdoor lifestyle and sporting gear shouldn't be an afterthought. In fact, storing and displaying any of your collections and passions shouldn't be an afterthought. After all, it's those little things that make a house a home. At Fishcamp, we love to tailor spaces to not only fit your needs, but also to fit your lifestyle. Wether your prized thimble collection needs a proper home, or your outdoor sporting gear needs to stay organized for that sudden ideal moment, specializing in these special moments is one thing that our homes and room designs bring to the table. In this video, we'll be walking through the gear room at our Paradise Valley Ranch home.
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Perfect 😀
Thank you!
Love the deeper cabinet rod tube design!
Really appreciate it Bob!!!
Outstanding workmanship on your cabinets, Love the design, Simple but yet a historic style look to it. Felt like stepping back in time when settlers made use of the natural resources that were available.
Just came across your comment and apologize for not seeing it earlier. Really appreciate it and as you can see, we love what we do. Thank you for that!
I am currently designing my gear room. We have a ton of hobbies, so I am planning how to best utilize space while making it look classic and amazing. My husband and I both agreed your cabinets/gear room would be our inspiration. I had the same idea for a gun safe as well. I’ll be saving this video and referencing back to it. Thanks for sharing!
Really glad you liked this and is helping you guys along. Really appreciate you taking the time to write!
A room we all wish we had!! Great work!
Now this is a room I would love! With a husband and 3 boys into hunting and fishing, figuring out WHERE to put everything is going to be the end of me! Love all of your videos over here in Michigan!
Love it and great to hear, thank you big time!!!
Gorgeous home Jody. Absolutely love your work. I would have to incorporate a large reloading bench and an extra Firearms Vault into my room if I was ever fortunate enough to build my dream home!! Love all the videos, keep em coming...especially the U.P. Content.
Glad you like it and totally understand, it could definitely be bigger. UP for spring turkey!
Top room 👌👌👌👌👌
Really appreciate it, thank you!
ARTIST! Awesome Creativity! Love all your videos
Just saw this Robert and thank you very much, love to hear it!
Great room Jody. Going to be using a few of these ideas on my small fly tying area. If you get to the Driftless give me a call.
Will be there PJ, keep you poste$ and thanks a lot!
As a Finish Carpenter, & Builder myself. I appreciate your design & work. Ultimately for me “Form follows function”. And that is where my comments comes from.
Take this as constructive criticism:
-While the look of re-purposed wood (esp materials with history to it) is very appealing! Although, smoother surfaces are significantly easier to keep clean & to clean after muddy equipment comes home.
-As well, I struggle to get long guns out of my safe now, without bumping them into each other. I wouldn’t want to add more doors to my struggle. I would have used a pocket door, if space would have allowed.
-It seems to me this space honestly is more of a “drop-zone” than equipment room. I feel a fully dedicated room to accommodate the ever growing amount of equipment I seem to have, would be better suited.
-As with the cabinet construction material. The flooring seems like it would be difficult to maintain. As my Wife over-ruled me on, during our last personal home build. The split slate is very cool looking tile. But in Iowa, March is a bad time to have a Versatile dog gunning across it with muddy paws. We opted for smoother (easier to clean) ceramic tile with colors mimicking slate.
Overall, I appreciate a number of the things done here. Keep up the good work in Big Sky Country.
Matt Klein
PrairieLand Fine Carpentry & Construction
Thank you for the comments and I always say, any comment is a good comment. You definitely know the ins and outs of the gear room and the materials chosen. Though it’s not easy to maintain, it does have the look and texture to it and don’t really mind the cleaning, adds soul to it. Our next one will be twice the size and maybe out of quartered white oak and still use the steel accents on the tops. Think that could look classic
Thanks again and really appreciate the input!
@@Fishcamp Quarter-sawn White Oak ROCKS!
But, it also will never be big enough.........
I'm building a room like this in the basement how would you hide your hunting wwpons without going out and buying a safe and would you put carpet in it having a basement cement
First, thank you and second, I would definitely build a safe into it for two reasons. The first is security and second fire. They have a couple hour burn rate so you can use it to store documents and valuables. Only problem with carpet is gun oils and barrel cleaners getting on it. Acid stain the concrete and use area rugs, looks great!
Jody, is that all rough sawn antique heart pine or is there some oak in there too ?
Good question, all southern yellow pine. It does have a quarter sawn look to it