How to Finish the Inside of a 12 X 20 Cabin on a Budget

Finishing the inside of the cabin with my budget was a little trying at times.

First thing i had to do was to dig a trench 50 feet.  Then i Ran 12/2 uf   underground wire through 3/4 inch conduit from the panel box in the garage to the junction box in the cabin.

 The 1st picture shows the power wires coming from the junction box to the 1st outlet which is a  gfi outlet . 
The 2nd picture shows the power from the gfi going to the  double switches.
The 3rd picture shows going from outlet box  to outlet box from the 1st gfi outlet.

Here shows the double switch outlet finished
   As the illustration shows on step 4  two small pigtails get tied together from the main power coming in . They are screwed to the two bottom gold screws on each switch. Then the 2 black wires coming of each of the power out wires  get screwed the the top black screws. Then all the whites get tied together and all the copper  grounds get  tied together .

(Line)  Power in wires -  The black wire goes to the bottom gold screw .The white wire goes to the opposite  side  across the outlet on the silver screw . Then the same goes for the (load) side power out wires.

Tie the two white wires together then the two blacks and then the two copper wires.

 With everything so expensive these days Its hard to cover walls with anything that wont break the bank...  T -111  plywood will put you in to poor house. Drywall is cheap but It might mold dew to the temperature differences this cabin is going to have . Tongue and groove boards will also put you in the poor house. So the next beast step  yet not cheap either are these boards called  ship lap  boards. The look just like tongue and groove boards but there not . The ends just lap over the other and there is a 45 chamfer on both sides so it looks like tongue and groove when you put them up.
  The cost is easy figuring for these boards. I needed  64 boards for  the two long walls and 50 for the two 12 foot walls.So 114 boards x 5.00 =$570.00
  The ceiling is 12x16 so i needed 50 8 ft boards so that was 250.00 .
 2nd picture  Shows the starting of the ceiling and the 3rd shows it finished

I used  6" R-19   insulation for the walls and ceiling. Then i installed the girts 2  foot on centers.
 (GIRTS) are  the 2 x 4 's that go lengthwise  down the length of the wall that you nail your wall boards to.

Here shows the wall boards being installed . They were cut to 89 1/2 inches.
 2nd picture shows cutting around the light outlets and  sockets.

1st picture shows cutting the wall boards even with the window studding .
2nd picture  shows measuring for the width of the extension  jams and the sill plate .
3rd ,4th and 5th picture show the sill plate installed ,then the extension jams and the trim boards installed.

The entry door  jams were cut  5 1/4  wide  and fit into place . The 2nd picture shows the trim all finished . All trim was cut 2'' wide .

This picture shows installing the 12x16  indoor outdoor carpeting.

 1st picture shows i cut out a  2 foot x 6 foot  piece of Luan plywood then cut out the carpet underneath it . I then stapled it to the floor.
2nd and 3rd picture  Shows the 12 inch square vinyl  stick on tiles i used for the walkway .

1st picture shows the Eden Pure heater i bought to keep things all nice and toasty for the weekends.

Since i bought a 32 inch tv i needed a digital antenna so i could get some local channels. So i bought this  Clear stream 2  hdtv antenna.
 The 2nd picture shows the antenna mounted on the peak of the roof.
 Once i Did a channel search i found i could get about 35 channels and they are so crystal clear !. I am very pleased with this antenna.

here the the finished inside pictures. The futon we had . The the two night stands and tv stand  i made a long time ago. So a little by little i will fill it up...