Ep 10. Demolition Derby Cabin
- TV-PG
- April 21, 2015
- 43 min
In Building Wild season 2 episode 10, titled "Demolition Derby Cabin," hosts Paulie and Tuffy take on their most challenging build yet. The episode starts off with the duo meeting up with client John and his wife Karen, who explain that they want a cabin that can withstand anything – including the annual demolition derby that takes place right outside their property.
Paulie and Tuffy are up for the challenge, but they soon realize that the project is going to be more difficult than they anticipated. The cabin needs to be sturdy enough to withstand the impact of cars crashing into it, but it also needs to be comfortable and functional for the family to live in year-round.
To start the build, Paulie and Tuffy bring in a team of heavy-duty equipment to demolish the old cabin and clear the land for the new build. They then go about designing a cabin that will fit the family's needs, including a large living area, two bedrooms, and a spacious kitchen.
As they begin construction, the hosts face a number of obstacles – from extreme weather conditions to problems with the foundation. But they're determined to see the project through, and they work tirelessly to make sure that the cabin is built to last.
Throughout the episode, viewers get to see the behind-the-scenes process of building a cabin from the ground up. From framing and insulation to plumbing and electrical work, Paulie and Tuffy take viewers through every step of the construction process.
As the build nears completion, the hosts bring in a group of volunteers to help with the finishing touches. Together, they paint the cabin, install flooring, and add the final touches that will make this a comfortable and functional space for the family.
In the end, the family is thrilled with their new cabin – and they're confident that it will withstand anything that the demolition derby throws their way. Building Wild season 2 episode 10 is an exciting and inspiring look at what it takes to build a cabin that's both functional and resilient.
