It's nice looking. Nice job with the install. I'm concerned about using OSB in the decking. It wont last long. A professional tip for your next video. Level, is horizontal. Plumb, is vertical.
I am fully impressed! It's just a complete th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 plan with the best resources and step by step instructions . These shed plans are so satisfying as if the sheds build themselves on their own. Worthy work Ryan!
Your drip edge should be held off of the fascia by 1/4" to break the hydrostatic pressure. The water is going to run down the side and not kick off as intended.
Greenhouse LOOKS great and quality beyond most kits. Imho needs to be on footers with an open floor for drainage, and needs some sort of temperature management as an option. If those sliding windows were tilt out, simple wax-filled automatic openers could be used on them. As pictured that greenhouse is going to have a constantly wet floor and get too hot unless you can attend to it full time.
As a 21 year old now working in construction I loved this kit build. I did gymnastics for 14 years and got badly beat up and ended gymnastics at age 18. I then didn't have gymnastics scholarship for college and ended up in community college when pandemic closed my school down. That led me to a funk and excessively exercising but then to working for Menards in the buildings department. From there I got hired to a construction company and fell in love with construction. I'm learning a lot. Just found your videos. Love the product quality a lot. I'm now a new subscriber.
I’m sorry to hear about the derailment in your plans. But good to hear you love construction, I heard there is a shortage of craftsman out there. I’m sure you’ve discovered Matt Risinger channel also. If not, you should check it out! Wish you all the best!
@@angellas.1314 Thanks. Plans do change and that's a fact of life. Yeah I know Matt's channel and it's great. I also like the Perkins Brothers Builders channel a lot. Makes me want to move to their state.
I can't believe you have an OSB floor which is going to get wet from watering plants. It's also going to get extremely cold under the floor. The least they could have done is paint the floor with a mixture of oil based paint and linseed oil both beneath the floor and inside, including edges, and put an inch of insulation board under the OSB to help keep it warm. Oh well, only time will tell how long it lasts. I also suggest painting the inside walls and studs to protect it and make it last. Other than that, it's a nice job and structure.
Louisiana Pacific agrees with you per their Warranty. Para iii Installation/Maintenance (i) Product Application and Site Preparation must be completed as per LP’s Application Instruction and per the Shed Manufacturer’s Application Instructions. (ii) The structure on which the Product is used must be in compliance with all applicable shed requirements. (iii) TheProductcannothavebeenusedinanexteriorexposure or in an interior space that creates an exterior environment. The Product may not be in direct contact with the ground or used in any application which allows for the accumulation of condensation or other free water or which subjects the Product to a repetitive wetting condition at any time during the warranty period other than normal rain conditions expe- rienced during construction or installation of the Product.
Whats the cost difference between building something like this from scratch vs a kit? Because with the looks of it this was a well put together kit so I imagine the mark up for that is quite high.
It can be cheaper to buy kits as the company can bulk buy materials and pass that on. But if you are not counting your time (labour) in making it and you do a lot of searching/research and you have all the tools, you could do it cheaper but it will take a lot longer.
Great question and the kits them selves are at a high price but that’s because they are American made and they are extremely high quality. I’m sure you could save 1000 or two if you built it all yourself but think of the amount of time you’re saving with a kit that comes assembled like this. It would’ve taken me weeks to build something like this from scratch versus just a couple of days.
Great build and super educational for us DIY'ers. The kit looks really put together well with good materials. My only concern is the particle board floor getting wet, it's a greenhouse. I guess you could lay lino or upgrade to concrete board & tile and that would solve that problem. Great video, thanks 🙂
The build quality and attention to detail look phenomenal! Adding this to my list for when I'm ready. Probably a few years off still, but man, that's impressive!
Is the reason you had to cut and swing in place the door panel because you decided to put on the last piece second to form that strong corner initially? Or would you still have had to cut a piece?
Two questions on this one (I am building a DIY greenhouse similar in size myself but on a gravel base). (1) Someone else asked about the drainage issues on a wood floor so was curious how you would address that in this system? (2) would you put chicken wire or something similar to keep animals and such out from underneath the platform? I also built a floating deck and have a shed in the works, both of which are up above ground level and I feel I need to have some sort of material to block animals from getting underneath.
That was really enjoyable to watch you build that greenhouse. I need to build 3 greenhouses on my property and I think this looks beautiful and very functional as well. I am not a builder by trade so I would feel much better if I pat someone to do it for me. Thanks for the awesome presentation.
Love this build! Was wondering if these greenhouses would serve their purpose in NJ. Normal greenhouses wouldn't be insulated enough to withstand the cold Jersey winters and I'd have to bring the plants inside. However, this greenhouse seems to be top of the line and well insulated/has provisions for insulation as well. Looking for your thoughts on implementing this structure into a Jersey landscape...
It’s a kit, so you aren’t going to get that. But there are lots and lots of free plans for greenhouses and chicken coops and sheds online that you can download with all the materials and cut lists you could ask for. The Googoracle is (mostly) all knowing.
I agree OSB is horrible for the floor and the siding on these panels is t11 pressboard which will get wet expand and not last a year in wet weather garbage
I wonder if I this would be viable to have power and water run, insulation, and make a standalone laundry room. Our set up at home is kind of a nightmare and I wouldn't mind simplifying, even if it is technically outside of the main house.
I was once inside a wendy house (garden shed) when a pine cone fell onto the roof. What a shocking sound effect. What type of trees do you have above the greenhouse?
I’m assuming you’re worried about the moisture from watering the plants coming down and hitting the floor. There will be some mats down to collect the majority of the moisture and most likely we will also be painting the floor system for a protective coating. Thanks for watching and asking.
Hi, does anyone have any info on. What the siding panels are called that are used in this kit? I live in the UK and can't find any sort of finished siding panels like these. Any help would be great.
Love this greenhouse! My only concern is the wood floor, and nowhere for the water to go. Do you, or the manufacturer have any suggestions for protecting the wood, and providing drainage? Thanks for sharing another great video. ❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎
@Saul Goodman unless you're using it as a greenhouse, right? Plants, shrubs, and seedlings need water. Each plant is not going to be moved out and then back in for watering. Alas, the concern about a wood floor and water that has no drainage scenario.
@Saul Goodman What am I missing here? If you water a plant that is in a container with drainage holes the water drains out the containers....ONTO THE FLOOR. How do you water your plants housed in a greenhouse?
Just started watching. It's exactly what I want, just need muscle to move the panels/walls. First problem they can easily fix is if they're meant to go in order 1 through...then why are they not stacked on the pallet in that order? It requires you to sort through pallet & restock in order. When you're old falling apart woman with falling apart daughter kind of would be HUGE help if not need to do more moving, lifting, etc. I'll keep watching... Thanks for bringing this product to our attention. 😉 Just finished watching...FANTASTIC video. You showed EVERY step, pointed out tools used, etc. I'm so excited I hope I can get one of these built. I'm going to check out their website, show your vid to my kid. And I have to check out your floor video too.
Amazing instructional videos. everything is amazing (direction, voiceover, installation process etc..) but this repetitive music is annoying. Request if you can change the music.. 🙏
Thanks so much for the kind words and the constructive criticism. I’m always looking to improve the channel and I know music can play a big part in that. In the future it will be something that changes but I can’t tell you when as of yet. Just know that it’s on my mind and thanks for watching.
I’d rather have the one you tore down. Guessing this one will last about as long (maybe) as that one. This system might be ok for a storage shed, but not a greenhouse.
People must be growing gold bearing plants to buy a $7,000+ shed with some transparent panels on it. Build it, it’ll be 10 times cheaper to grow 40 cent tomatoes
Good catch haha! Didn't think anyone would notice :) I'm going to be trying a couple different intro's over the next couple of months. To see if it makes a difference with retention. Thanks for noticing.
Hmmm. With that floor this is a shed not really a greenhouse. It needs to be on the ground with a gravel floor. Actually the more I watch this it's a cute, but very poor design for moisture. A greenhouse is hot and damp. I'm not understanding the interior being wood that absorbs moisture...🤔
Content great......voice - over.... not good, cringe. Love the look. Regarding the timber floor-there will be constant watering, so where does this water flow, surely not onto the floor and what's to stop the cold air and creepy crawlies coming in.
Disappointed. You showed up in my recommended. I expected some cool ass tricks. While the build is cool. It better include zero cuts for the $7,000-$11,000 price tag...
I can't believe this guy actually LIED. And said zero cuts. When he clearly made a cut. What's this world coming to when you can't even trust that someone can actually build a greenhouse without any cuts?
LoL! I know, I know I’m sorry for lying to you in the title of the video but figured I could get away with that since my first cut only appeared 12 min in and only the BYOT die hares would see that haha! Thanks for watching and hope that cut didn’t affect your trust in BYOT :)
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It's nice looking. Nice job with the install.
I'm concerned about using OSB in the decking. It wont last long.
A professional tip for your next video. Level, is horizontal. Plumb, is vertical.
I am fully impressed! It's just a complete th-cam.com/users/postUgkxGqOCINHE0Z0E5gxzSdNi9NWGugRY5Hm2 plan with the best resources and step by step instructions . These shed plans are so satisfying as if the sheds build themselves on their own. Worthy work Ryan!
Your drip edge should be held off of the fascia by 1/4" to break the hydrostatic pressure. The water is going to run down the side and not kick off as intended.
that was't a real drip edge, it was flashing, the kit should have provided that.
Greenhouse LOOKS great and quality beyond most kits. Imho needs to be on footers with an open floor for drainage, and needs some sort of temperature management as an option. If those sliding windows were tilt out, simple wax-filled automatic openers could be used on them. As pictured that greenhouse is going to have a constantly wet floor and get too hot unless you can attend to it full time.
I applaud you young man for sharing your project. Never mind all these negative comments.
I love this greenhouse. You make it look so easy. The way it goes together makes it possible for anyone to build one themselves.
My thoughts exactly Mitch. Thanks so much for watching and great to have you on the livestream today.
As a 21 year old now working in construction I loved this kit build. I did gymnastics for 14 years and got badly beat up and ended gymnastics at age 18. I then didn't have gymnastics scholarship for college and ended up in community college when pandemic closed my school down. That led me to a funk and excessively exercising but then to working for Menards in the buildings department. From there I got hired to a construction company and fell in love with construction. I'm learning a lot. Just found your videos. Love the product quality a lot. I'm now a new subscriber.
I’m sorry to hear about the derailment in your plans. But good to hear you love construction, I heard there is a shortage of craftsman out there.
I’m sure you’ve discovered Matt Risinger channel also. If not, you should check it out!
Wish you all the best!
@@angellas.1314 Thanks. Plans do change and that's a fact of life. Yeah I know Matt's channel and it's great. I also like the Perkins Brothers Builders channel a lot. Makes me want to move to their state.
I can't believe you have an OSB floor which is going to get wet from watering plants. It's also going to get extremely cold under the floor. The least they could have done is paint the floor with a mixture of oil based paint and linseed oil both beneath the floor and inside, including edges, and put an inch of insulation board under the OSB to help keep it warm. Oh well, only time will tell how long it lasts. I also suggest painting the inside walls and studs to protect it and make it last. Other than that, it's a nice job and structure.
He also totally skipped that part of the build... I'm sure it took lots of "cuts."
Louisiana Pacific agrees with you per their Warranty. Para iii
Installation/Maintenance
(i) Product Application and Site Preparation must be completed as per LP’s Application Instruction and per the
Shed Manufacturer’s Application Instructions.
(ii) The structure on which the Product is used must be in compliance with all applicable shed requirements.
(iii) TheProductcannothavebeenusedinanexteriorexposure or in an interior space that creates an exterior environment. The Product may not be in direct contact with the ground or used in any application which allows for the accumulation of condensation or other free water or which subjects the Product to a repetitive wetting condition at any time during the warranty period other than normal rain conditions expe- rienced during construction or installation of the Product.
The floor/foundation was a separate video and not part of the kit.
@@nhinja The floor set up is in a different video.
Cover it with Red Guard & Forget about it
This is a buy and assemble....
Whats the cost difference between building something like this from scratch vs a kit? Because with the looks of it this was a well put together kit so I imagine the mark up for that is quite high.
On their website, this 10x12 is around $7,300
It can be cheaper to buy kits as the company can bulk buy materials and pass that on. But if you are not counting your time (labour) in making it and you do a lot of searching/research and you have all the tools, you could do it cheaper but it will take a lot longer.
These would make lovely private shelters for the homeless too.
Great question and the kits them selves are at a high price but that’s because they are American made and they are extremely high quality. I’m sure you could save 1000 or two if you built it all yourself but think of the amount of time you’re saving with a kit that comes assembled like this. It would’ve taken me weeks to build something like this from scratch versus just a couple of days.
Cheaper to build it yourself. 🏡
Wow, who knew the solution to not making cuts is to spend 5x more on lumber than you would normally pay! What a steal!
Well for this price you get a few Windows too
I really enjoy all the content in this channel. This deserves at least a million subscriber. Let’s give this guys a like for all his great works!
That is one beautiful greenhouse. Great job explaining how it all goes together.
Thanks so much for watching and all your support ;)
Great build and super educational for us DIY'ers. The kit looks really put together well with good materials. My only concern is the particle board floor getting wet, it's a greenhouse. I guess you could lay lino or upgrade to concrete board & tile and that would solve that problem. Great video, thanks 🙂
The finished result looks so good! Love this style of greenhouse. Great job!
Thanks so much BT and this project turned out amazing that’s to your help along the way.
The build quality and attention to detail look phenomenal! Adding this to my list for when I'm ready. Probably a few years off still, but man, that's impressive!
Is the reason you had to cut and swing in place the door panel because you decided to put on the last piece second to form that strong corner initially? Or would you still have had to cut a piece?
Beautiful end result
Thanks so much Amrit. Great to hear.
Drip edge is suppose to be installed with a finger width gap to the fascia
Two questions on this one (I am building a DIY greenhouse similar in size myself but on a gravel base). (1) Someone else asked about the drainage issues on a wood floor so was curious how you would address that in this system? (2) would you put chicken wire or something similar to keep animals and such out from underneath the platform? I also built a floating deck and have a shed in the works, both of which are up above ground level and I feel I need to have some sort of material to block animals from getting underneath.
That was really enjoyable to watch you build that greenhouse. I need to build 3 greenhouses on my property and I think this looks beautiful and very functional as well. I am not a builder by trade so I would feel much better if I pat someone to do it for me. Thanks for the awesome presentation.
That’s a killer kit. Impressive.
My thoughts exactly TJ. Thanks so much for watching.
it really looks lovely...the color is perfect.
Great to hear and thanks so much for watching Amber.
Love this build! Was wondering if these greenhouses would serve their purpose in NJ. Normal greenhouses wouldn't be insulated enough to withstand the cold Jersey winters and I'd have to bring the plants inside. However, this greenhouse seems to be top of the line and well insulated/has provisions for insulation as well. Looking for your thoughts on implementing this structure into a Jersey landscape...
This is beautiful, congratulations! I hope it brings years of happiness
Dang that is a nice greenhouse. Nice work Brent!
My thoughts exactly James and thanks so much for watching.
Question, why does your greenhouse have a wooden floor? Shouldn't it be open to drain water?
Please add where and what squeeze clamp your using in this video. Thank you
The building package looks good. the base of the structure should be tore down and rebuilt properly!
Thank you for sharing! Excellent video!
Very beautiful green house 🏡
Great video great view. Woodworking. Great work great job. Green house. 👍
Thanks so much Peter. Truly appreciate the kind words and support.
Using pressure treated materials would be a good idea, also a drawing that lists the cut dimensions for someone who wants to cut his own lumber.
It’s a kit, so you aren’t going to get that. But there are lots and lots of free plans for greenhouses and chicken coops and sheds online that you can download with all the materials and cut lists you could ask for. The Googoracle is (mostly) all knowing.
Alright! Alright! Ill buy a damn palm nailer! 😊
I agree OSB is horrible for the floor and the siding on these panels is t11 pressboard which will get wet expand and not last a year in wet weather garbage
What kind of quick clamp is that? I don't recall ever seeing one like that in hardware stores. Thanks!
That is pretty good!
The roof rafters look to be chiefly sitting on the T111 put in place for your soffit. This does not seem very strong for snowload or wind pressure.
Looks really easy and straightforward. Unfortunately I think that $10k for the kit is cost prohibitive for the average DIYer.
👏 👏 👏 Fantastic job my friend. 👍
I wonder if I this would be viable to have power and water run, insulation, and make a standalone laundry room. Our set up at home is kind of a nightmare and I wouldn't mind simplifying, even if it is technically outside of the main house.
Wow great greenhouse, thanks for sharing.
hi, what is the name of your black clamp what you using?
It’s a Viking arm! It’s amazing :)
wood floor is going to get bad fast you need to seal it and make some kind of drainage
who is the supplier of this kit and can you customize the siding, to shingle siding?
Perhaps a concrete screed to cover that wooden floor would be an adjunct for longevity of said floor in terms of water run off within a greenhouse.
Great option Gwen and we are considering a few things with the floor. Need to do something with the moisture :)
Does the kit come with the floor?
I was once inside a wendy house (garden shed) when a pine cone fell onto the roof. What a shocking sound effect. What type of trees do you have above the greenhouse?
Wow! That looks like a great greenhouse.
What do you do about water inside? I can see things rotting out very quickly.
I’m assuming you’re worried about the moisture from watering the plants coming down and hitting the floor. There will be some mats down to collect the majority of the moisture and most likely we will also be painting the floor system for a protective coating. Thanks for watching and asking.
There doesn't seem to be a link to the clamp that you mention at 4:22 - any chance you can tell us more about that clamp?
GREAT JOB
your floor joist are laid down flat?
Awesomeness
You make it look so easy. Nice! I want to build a storage shed and share a wall with a green house. Could you steer me towards info/builds?
What’s the blue paint color?
Thank you for this video and the pata pata song.
Love it!
Thanks for watching Daniel.
The prices on them seems cheap.
If you built it yourself, minus labor and the concrete pad. How much would it have cost?
Sweet!
Great to hear and thanks so much Lisa.
Hurricane clips would have been a nice add.
Aww man I done spent all my money on the Aux box 😄
That's a really nice kit, turned out great 👍
Hi, does anyone have any info on. What the siding panels are called that are used in this kit?
I live in the UK and can't find any sort of finished siding panels like these.
Any help would be great.
It appears to be a product called T1 11 it's a siding which usually is sold as siding and is a 4 by 8 panel
Great video as always, keep it up
For $7,000.00 you could build 3 of these greenhouses. I'm also not sure if that price includes shipping!
nice kit
Love this greenhouse!
My only concern is the wood floor, and nowhere for the water to go.
Do you, or the manufacturer have any suggestions for protecting the wood, and providing drainage?
Thanks for sharing another great video.
❤️🌵☀️⛈️🌈☮️🐎
There should be no water getting it there.
@Saul Goodman unless you're using it as a greenhouse, right? Plants, shrubs, and seedlings need water. Each plant is not going to be moved out and then back in for watering. Alas, the concern about a wood floor and water that has no drainage scenario.
@@Eric.Mercado You are soaking it. Why would water get on the ground?
@Saul Goodman What am I missing here? If you water a plant that is in a container with drainage holes the water drains out the containers....ONTO THE FLOOR. How do you water your plants housed in a greenhouse?
@@Eric.Mercado Why would there be drainage holes in a plant? There should be something under that.
It sill only be a few splashes.
Just started watching. It's exactly what I want, just need muscle to move the panels/walls. First problem they can easily fix is if they're meant to go in order 1 through...then why are they not stacked on the pallet in that order? It requires you to sort through pallet & restock in order. When you're old falling apart woman with falling apart daughter kind of would be HUGE help if not need to do more moving, lifting, etc. I'll keep watching... Thanks for bringing this product to our attention. 😉
Just finished watching...FANTASTIC video. You showed EVERY step, pointed out tools used, etc. I'm so excited I hope I can get one of these built. I'm going to check out their website, show your vid to my kid. And I have to check out your floor video too.
You used OSB for a greenhouse floor???
Amazing instructional videos. everything is amazing (direction, voiceover, installation process etc..) but this repetitive music is annoying. Request if you can change the music.. 🙏
Thanks so much for the kind words and the constructive criticism. I’m always looking to improve the channel and I know music can play a big part in that. In the future it will be something that changes but I can’t tell you when as of yet. Just know that it’s on my mind and thanks for watching.
>the panels come fully assembled
Aka expensive as fuck.
I’d rather have the one you tore down. Guessing this one will last about as long (maybe) as that one. This system might be ok for a storage shed, but not a greenhouse.
Nice kit - but I did a wood shed once, and once was all I needed to learn my lesson -- go plastic!!!
OSB floor in a greenhouse?? LOL good luck
What was the cost of the kit?
how much is the kit???
What about watering?
It definitely won’t last long with untreated lumber😳
great
Thanks for watching as always.
Cost?
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"Zero Cuts" - Um... because somebody else already made ALL the Cuts!
This is Not DIY.
It is a kit.
Easy set up.
But I'd be surprised if those materials last a year.
People must be growing gold bearing plants to buy a $7,000+ shed with some transparent panels on it. Build it, it’ll be 10 times cheaper to grow 40 cent tomatoes
R the windows glass or?
They are glass :) thanks for asking.
bit confused you didn´t open the video with "hello there"!
Good catch haha! Didn't think anyone would notice :) I'm going to be trying a couple different intro's over the next couple of months. To see if it makes a difference with retention. Thanks for noticing.
won't last long as fresh water (via humidity and condensation) is very bad for unprotected wood
Hmmm. With that floor this is a shed not really a greenhouse. It needs to be on the ground with a gravel floor. Actually the more I watch this it's a cute, but very poor design for moisture. A greenhouse is hot and damp. I'm not understanding the interior being wood that absorbs moisture...🤔
I agree. That is not appropriate flooring
Safety dictates one steps no higher than the third step from the top of a step-ladder.
doge at 19:14 walked up like: wtf you been doin all day n where's my food?
Really an advertisement. Clickbait.
This is how they should sell chicken coops
Content great......voice - over.... not good, cringe. Love the look. Regarding the timber floor-there will be constant watering, so where does this water flow, surely not onto the floor and what's to stop the cold air and creepy crawlies coming in.
Do they want to donate another kit to me? I'll do a video as well
Nice job!
It is not DIY when it is a lego-kit
It's cheaper to build it yourself
Yep it would but this is a MASSIVE time saver and extremely DIY friendly. Thanks for watching Brian.
Disappointed. You showed up in my recommended. I expected some cool ass tricks.
While the build is cool. It better include zero cuts for the $7,000-$11,000 price tag...
I can't believe this guy actually LIED. And said zero cuts. When he clearly made a cut. What's this world coming to when you can't even trust that someone can actually build a greenhouse without any cuts?
LoL! I know, I know I’m sorry for lying to you in the title of the video but figured I could get away with that since my first cut only appeared 12 min in and only the BYOT die hares would see that haha! Thanks for watching and hope that cut didn’t affect your trust in BYOT :)
I mean.. is assembling a pre-made kit still to be considered as DIY? Let's call putting together a puzzle "DIY design". Confusing