Comments by "Top 40 Researcher" (@top40researcher31) on "American Reacts to Queenslander House Tours - Australia" video.

  1. The reason queensland homes have high ceilings is due to the hot weather in summer
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  2. The reason that most Australian homes lack basements is because it's a natural phenomenon. Most of Australia is flat and dry, so there's no need for underground spaces like basements and crawl spaces. If people want to shelter in case of a cyclone they would shelter either the laundry or the bathroom
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  3. the sink in the bathroom is called a basin
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  4.  @jenniferharrison8915  i have been to queensland on three occasions the humidity is incredeble
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  5.  @t.a.k.palfrey3882  A veranda is a roofed area attached to the front or back of the house and extends to its die. A porch, on the other hand, is affixed to the front of the main structure. It serves as an extension to the entrance. In addition to that, a veranda usually has a fence or railing.
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  6. A cupboard and a cabinet are basically the same. They're really two sides of the same coin because, essentially, a cupboard is the early version of the cabinet. Kitchen cupboards were initially used to house dishes like cups, and then they were mostly used for storage and display. But in Australia we use the word Cupboard rather than a cabinet. what you find more interesting we have cupboards under the bathroom basin we we keep towels and face washers (Also known as hand towels) and and we keep our sheets and pilow cases and so on in a linen press
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  7. the main bedroom is called the master bedroom and they have an on suite
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  8. The Great Dividing Range, also known as the East Australian Cordillera or the Eastern Highlands, It stretches more than 3,500 kilometres (2,175 mi) from Dauan Island in the Torres Strait off the northern tip of Cape York Peninsula, running the entire length of the eastern coastline through Queensland and New South Wales, then turning west across Victoria before finally fading into the Wimmera plains as rolling hills west of the Grampians region. The width of the Range varies from about 160 km (100 mi) to over 300 km (190 mi). The Greater Blue Mountains Area, Gondwana Rainforests and Wet Tropics of Queensland World Heritage Areas are located in the Range. The highest place in Australia, the 2,228 m (7,310 ft) Mount Kosciuszko, resides in the Snowy Mountains portion of southern Great Dividing Range.
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  9. its a lounge not a couch they are two different things
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  10. @kevo6190  the smell of the would make a person feel drunk 😆
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  11.  @gold4leaf  i just hit the translator it comes back as Next lol
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  12.  @gold4leaf  actully it means afterwards
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  13.  @zoeolsson5683  Yes we were brought up in it
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  14.  @majorlaff8682  that dosn't make sense
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  15. cabinets (cupboards) Counter Top (Servery)
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  16. Australian homes that are Built from the 1960's on wards the the height of a celing is seven metres that's two feet.
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  17. dont let room size fool you it may be bigger what you think it is
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  18. IWrocker you heard of Second Hand Car Yards well up in Queensland they have second Hand House Yards yep just like buying a car and it would be delivered to your property and as a bonus with furniture in it.
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  19. the average height of the ceiling in a Australian home is 7 feet thats 2 metres.
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  20. In Australia we messure our homes in square metres are most often used for measuring areas of homes, but squares are still a common unit of measurement. e.g. Why are the conversions so odd? A “square” is 100 square feet (10ft x 10ft) and is a hold over from when Australia used the imperial system.
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  21. We have two land titles that our houses and units sit on and they are torrence and strata The difference is ownership of property under strata is shared through an owners' corporation. Properties are adjoining or connected in some way with shared common areas. 'Torrens' refers to a land title system where the owner has complete ownership and control over the land and any building or other improvements on it.
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  22. We have the best Power Points in the world for safety reasons
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  23. @peter65zzfdfh  Ian finds it unusual that Australian homes don't have basements, and I have already explained that to him
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  24.  @ChristopherJewels  once in a blue moon
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  25. @juliantovey5105  America does have split systems but it wouldn't be in his area
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  26.  @davidrossi1486  ohhhh you sound so scootish lol
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  27. Dont say closet its a wardrobe thankyou
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  28. The average height of a ceiling in an Australian home is 7 feet thats 2 metres
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  29. dont call the cabnets THEY ARE NOT cabnets they are cupboards
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  30. The roof you see on the queenslander is Corrugated Iron not plastic
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  31. i have a 43 inch television that's 109 centimetres in the old scale.
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  32. That is a normal size stove it doesn't have to be bigger
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  33. we measure in centimetres
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  34. @wendy5290  Yes, but I'm in Victoria. we feel more of the heat more than the humidity
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  35.  @giftothegab24  i find them facinating
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  36.  @bevmc5061  that I already know
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