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I wasn’t trying to sell you a product I was showing you that this system is better than a fan heater lol electriq 1500W Smart Wall Mountable Panel Heater with Thermostat

I’m sure there are ways to salvage it but I’m by know means a professional, I know you can get a concrete lift or slab jack which might do the trick but I would probably use a self levelling compound to pour on top and level it out. Hope you get it sorts 🙏🏾

From appliance direct electriq 1500W Smart Wall Mountable Panel Heater with Thermostat and Weekly Timer

@@JazzScottDIY thank you

electriq 1500W Smart Wall Mountable Panel Heater with Thermostat and Weekly Timer

No worries my brother

No worries at all 👌🏾

That's a great shout, thanks for the heads up as that would have been perfect

Hi mate, yes absolutely, applied before and after and its holding up perfectly. Highly recommend, I will be doing an update video soon so you'll be able to see. Its been about two years since I completed this build 👍🏾

@@JazzScottDIY Thanks. You've inspired me to have a go! I've got an exposed wall in a bedroom that doesn't look good (I think someone wanted to go 'rustic'). You've made it look straight forward enough. Did you skim the whole surface of the boards with the joint compound or just the joint? I am assuming you did but Ive read sometimes people just paint straight onto the boards.

@MSCLTD ha glad to hear it, I was surprised how straightforward it was to do. No not the whole wall just tapperd it out by around 5 - 10cm from the middle of the joint, the only down side is the dust when sanding but the up side is the money saving and the finish is just as good as plastering

Sorry mate, the watts on mine is 1000W but you can get the same in 1500W or 2000 watts Electriq 1500W Smart Wall Mountable Panel Heater with Thermostat and Weekly Timer

Hi, so my neighbour circular saw is a bosch GKS85 and the blade is a bosch 254 x 30 optiline 24T wood blade Hope that helps

Cheers mate, appreciate it! Good luck with it I'm sure it will look wicked

Thanks mate, much appreciated. Good luck with the build itwill be worth it. Well the doors were set as far forward as possible to the main timber frame but unfortunately it does not open 180 but I would say they open about 100-110 degrees before it catches on the cladding. Its fine for me but if I was to redo that section, I would frame the door in a thicker timber to mount the doors further forward

@@JazzScottDIY Thanks for taking the time to reply. I recall seeing another video with a secondary timber door mount to get the door further forwards - I'll have to give that some thought.

Yeah, it’s a great shout, wish I would have thought of it from the start now haha

Thank you mate much appreciate. I'm sure you'll like the next video coming soon 👍🏾

Thanks for the feedback, noted 👍🏾

Haha tell me about it, I surprised myself with this one. I had a lot of headache with getting hold of the last panel as it was during the pandemic was a nightmare Thanks again mate 👍🏾

No I didn’t as it’s not a standard construction, from memory I set them back around 30mm as once I add the battens to the front and then the cladding it bought it out to the 60mm insert. They are still going strong 3 years later 👍🏾

Thanks really appreciate it, that's an interesting one, I've not had to do that myself (yet) but I think I would build up the lower end with a concrete in like with the base of the bed to level it off, but I guess it depends on the slope 👍🏾

Thank you mate, appreciate it and good luck with the porcelain patio. Just subscribed so hope to see the finished product soon 👍🏾👊🏾

Ahh tell me about it mate, I'm glad when its a solid wall 🤣

Thank you 🙌🏾

Thank you, I definitely recommend it if you're looking for something competitive and usable

Thank you, I really appreciate that, I never know if I should add more detail or keep it simple so I appreciate that 🙌🏾

Ahh of course that makes sense, thank you. Haha I remember it lasting a day or so and then back to gloom 🤣😩 👍🏾

Thanks mate, appreciate it 🙏🏾

I really appreciate that, makes it worth while 👊🏾👍🏾

Cheers mate 👊🏾 these are - Hafele Steel 90° Easy Mount Hinges 95mm from Screwfix

Thank you 🙏🏾

Thank you 🙏🏾

It is, with the help of others and collective ideas 👍🏾

Thank you my bro 👊🏾

Yes @bernelledore4744 I appreciate it, thank you, glad you got to see the full change. It’s made a big difference 👍🏾

Cheers mate 👍🏾

Really appreciate that, I glad the way it came out, took a while to complete the design 🙏🏾👍🏾

I appreciate you, thank you 🙏🏾 hopefully soon

Thank you mate, appreciate it 👍🏾

So very kind of you 👍🏾

I didn't hear mumbling - just the camera not picking up the audio that well at 3.33. Nothing odd about the neighbour business at all if they're happy to help - lets face it, we'd rather have our neighbours improving their gardens than letting them get overgrown and messy!

I appreciate it Tony 🙌🏾

@@JazzScottDIY Some people just don't appreciate the the efforts you go to in order to help others.....and can you tell the missus not to keep photo bombing your video with her green fingered intentions😂😂😂

Exactly that mate and I’m not telling her you can, im trying to stay in the good books 😂

Thank you bro, much appreciated 👌🏾

No and I don't have anything against it but overkill for a project like this. It's a light traffic area and It's still holding strong with no issue. 👍🏾

100mm concrete slab poured on a good solid hardcore sub base is going to out live you, no need for re bar.

Glad you liked it mate 👌🏾

I didn't not mate. I did a hybrid system which I know is controversial but it's completely sealed and after 3 and half years I've not had any problems with it

@JazzScottDIY I'm thinking about doing a similar roof but I'm in such a delma to leave an air gap and drill some holes in the facia board and pop soffit vents or do the hybrid version with no gaps. Though if I went down the air gap route I would have to double up battens over the joists horizontal as I haven't left enough over hand around the sides. Garden room is connected to the house via french doors*

Thank you mate, really appreciate it 🙏🏾🙌🏾

That's the beauty of DIY we Learn as we go, I think it looks really good though 👍

Awesome 👍🏾

Cheers mate, appreciate it!

Much appreciated mate 👊🏾