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Lovely and useful addition to the property. Now I understand the large window and double doors. It looked as if you had a great time doing it together.
My youngest son and I did something similar. We originally had a similar roof. However after a particularly bad gale the roof leaked. Cured this by fitting galvanized corrugated metal sheets. The shed is now bone dry. Got a hardwood door and a double glazed window for free at our local recycling centre. Great satisfaction building it ourselves.
I put a EPDM roof on my 8m x 15m workshop 12 years ago. Superb quality and very easy to fit even for a first-time DIYer. It was so heavy my dad and I couldn't lift it onto the roof! We had to rig an old winch and make a slide out of an old wooden ladder. The EPDM still looks brand new. I'm very pleased with it
I had the same issue and used two aluminium ladders as slides and two ratchet straps to pull the roll up the ladders. I looped the ratchet straps around the roll and took both ends of strap onto the roof. Standing on one end and pulling on the other allowed me and my daughter to roll the EPDM up the ladders so that we weren't dragging the roll, which might have torn it.
Great build Keith. I used that exact roof system on the garden office I build (which I used a SIPs construction method for), and you’re right; it’s so easy and great quality. A note of caution with folding in that return in the EPDM rather than cutting it off as you should: rain will wick around underneath it and sit on the timbers. It will also, over time, find its way through the nail holes and into the soffits.
I had decided that you had donated your "Lucky Shorts" to the thrift store or that your wife had convinced you throw them away. Now, I know that the shed will turn out well with the power of good luck on your side.
Interesting project, thank you Keith. Just a couple of things about the roof. Firstly, I think it's better to run a length of roof batten (typically 25 x 50) along the roof edge taking the gutter. This ensures the water runs off clear of the roof line into the centre of the gutter (more or less). Secondly, when fixing the corner plates and joint covers, only fix one side with adhesive, not both as the trim needs to be able to expand and contract.
I've not been a subscriber for long but I really do like the way you break down the costs involved. Thanks for that. Your format and presentation (humour included) are spot on. Keep up the great work!
I really like the rubber roof, this is a great option for longevity and I like that you gave the roof an overhang as this will help a bit to reduce water hitting the sides. I am sure your brother is well pleased with the outcome and you managed to get it all done on a tight budget too. Great job.
🥳YELLOW SHORTS🥳 Great job Keith. Loved this build and your little niece. A bit worried about the rain tracking the EPDM underneath and rotting the wood though.
I put EDPM on my 4x3m shed approx 15 years ago and it's still like brand new. Yes it's expensive upfront but pays back by never needing to be done again. About the only complaints I have is that it really does heat the shed up in the summer (if in sunlight) and wear old clothes if you need to get up there, it sheds a black dust even after all this time.
This is EXACTLY what I'm looking at building in our new garden soon when we move and get settled. I want to move the existing shed up the top of the garden and build this in its place. Been researching what to put down as a foundation. It's got a massive Bramley apple tree that'll be overhanging so it'll be handy for something to stop the apples smashing onto the floor as well as a platform for me to climb up to pick the apples.
Very smart looking and well made shed! I've been interested in these rubber roofs but always thought they would suffer from UV exposure (if you have ever left a vehicle sat outside for a few years you'll know what I mean with tyres). The 50 years seems unbelievable! GRP is often expected to last as little as 20 years on the low end (obviously much longer is possible).
Great job! Looks very professional! Your brother must be very pleased. I’ve used an EDPM roofing system before and I was similarly impressed. As you say, quite expensive but extremely durable and long lasting.
Hi Keith, That is a decent looks shed I would be proud of that shed if it was in my garden, well done. With those shorts on I know you meant business. A great build project, take care
A little late in the season for the pineapple shorts, but I’ll take it! Such a great project! I didn’t understand the two doors before, but making it double duty is an excellent use of the space. And good to see that sourcing previously used materials runs in the family. 😀
The more I see about that type of roofing, the more I like it! I was going to use it on my workshop roof originally. The only thing that stopped me was turning up some "slight seconds" insulated roof panels for cheap on marketplace. It's roughly a 12 x 42 foot roof, so had to go with the cheapest option I could. The roof I was replacing had been on there since it was built in 1960, and had only failed due to the ivy that had taken over. We removed *lots* of it. Hopefully the current roof will see me out! My next garden building project is going to be a clock tower on the shed roof, because I can 😂 I have been toying with putting a small epdm flat roof at the top of the tower. Not sure yet though
Great job Keith, and excellent to see some teamwork from the Brown clan, not too many Chuckle-brother moments either, I can really see the family resemblance ! From my experience 2x4s are plenty for an 8ft span especially with structural OSB pulling the whole thing together, having the centre wall will certainly help stiffen up the whole structure though ! Overall an excellent result and great value for around £2k, with the material choice and attention to detail on the build it should last for many years ! Nice to hear from your Niece again "Keefy", what a great uncle to have ! 😉
Great project. I built a wood working work shop during lock down after watching a few you tube videos. I make chessboards and chopping boards. Great content, thanks.
Interesting. I am looking to replace my garage roof and using rubber seems the way to go although I have seen fibre glass versions Mind you I will need beefier beams as I may be putting solar panels on.
Fantastic shed build . My wife has put in an order for one already, I’ve exhausted all relevant excuses so that’s in my future. I know we’ll never meet in person, but you’ll forever be known to me as “Keefy” from this day forward.😂
Love these shed build videos! You make it look easy enough it makes me want to take on a similar project myself, Keith! Can't help you with the translation, sorry!
Nice job Keith but when you said l have my serious shorts 🩳 on I was thinking oh no 😂😂 I don’t know if can get used to your shorts 😮 nice work great video 👏👏👍
You are so Keefy from here on out. Translation: I love you Keefy. Father hid the map to the treasure beneath the left rear paver off the shed. Remember it's 50/50, a deal's a deal.
It really turned out beautiful, Keith! Amazing work! 😃 And I don't criticize your dad... I'd do the same! 😂 Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
2nd comment, as I couldn't resist commenting after your niece called you Keefy. Absolutely fantastic build Keith. Would probably cost 2 - 3 times the amount to get someone in 👌
,very enjoyable to watch and you make it so entertaining. My GARDEN room roof has EPDM plus the very same sofits. Neat with gutter at the back. Did u not film the electricity wiring?
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That shed is bigger then My bedsit flat.
I reckon I've translated your niece's message!
"I love you Keithie because you help me with lots of things and you give me lots of sweets!"
That's impressive! I think the last word is meant to be cuddles though 😁
@@RagnBoneBrown Oh, yeah -- I reckon you're right!
You should have asked her to write "Please like and subscribe".
Lovely and useful addition to the property. Now I understand the large window and double doors. It looked as if you had a great time doing it together.
Thanks so much June! It was a lot of fun
your brother is a lucky man the shed looks fantastic keith
Thank you very much
Love that you are so frugal and glad to see your 'serious' work shorts😊.
My youngest son and I did something similar. We originally had a similar roof. However after a particularly bad gale the roof leaked. Cured this by fitting galvanized corrugated metal sheets. The shed is now bone dry. Got a hardwood door and a double glazed window for free at our local recycling centre. Great satisfaction building it ourselves.
I put a EPDM roof on my 8m x 15m workshop 12 years ago. Superb quality and very easy to fit even for a first-time DIYer. It was so heavy my dad and I couldn't lift it onto the roof! We had to rig an old winch and make a slide out of an old wooden ladder. The EPDM still looks brand new. I'm very pleased with it
I had the same issue and used two aluminium ladders as slides and two ratchet straps to pull the roll up the ladders. I looped the ratchet straps around the roll and took both ends of strap onto the roof. Standing on one end and pulling on the other allowed me and my daughter to roll the EPDM up the ladders so that we weren't dragging the roll, which might have torn it.
Great build Keith. I used that exact roof system on the garden office I build (which I used a SIPs construction method for), and you’re right; it’s so easy and great quality.
A note of caution with folding in that return in the EPDM rather than cutting it off as you should: rain will wick around underneath it and sit on the timbers. It will also, over time, find its way through the nail holes and into the soffits.
I had decided that you had donated your "Lucky Shorts" to the thrift store or that your wife had convinced you throw them away. Now, I know that the shed will turn out well with the power of good luck on your side.
Killed it, bro. Made it look effortless. Great job!
Man I would love to build a shed with my brother - what a great way for brothers to spend time
Your brother is lucky to have you. The shed/summer house looks awesome.
They are back!
Interesting project, thank you Keith. Just a couple of things about the roof. Firstly, I think it's better to run a length of roof batten (typically 25 x 50) along the roof edge taking the gutter. This ensures the water runs off clear of the roof line into the centre of the gutter (more or less). Secondly, when fixing the corner plates and joint covers, only fix one side with adhesive, not both as the trim needs to be able to expand and contract.
I've not been a subscriber for long but I really do like the way you break down the costs involved. Thanks for that. Your format and presentation (humour included) are spot on. Keep up the great work!
I really like the rubber roof, this is a great option for longevity and I like that you gave the roof an overhang as this will help a bit to reduce water hitting the sides.
I am sure your brother is well pleased with the outcome and you managed to get it all done on a tight budget too. Great job.
Great job on the fancy shed, your brother and his family are lucky to have your help to build it. It also looks Great as well.
Barry (Wirral)
Thanks Barry 👍
Higgledee Piggledee??? 🤣❤ I love it!!!!!!!
🥳YELLOW SHORTS🥳 Great job Keith. Loved this build and your little niece.
A bit worried about the rain tracking the EPDM underneath and rotting the wood though.
The trim probably will rot first for sure, but it's easily replaced
I love that you break down the costs at the end. Keep it up... Or as your niece might say, Keef it up.
Love how easy you have made the build look Keith. Hopefully it will encourage people to build their own.
Thanks mate
You may want to add some insulation in the future you help keep cooler in summer and warmer in winter to get more use from it. Brilliant build Keith.
Stunning shed but I believe water will get in between the rubber and trim at the bottom
It's a shed, and it is well ventilated. It will be fine.
I put EDPM on my 4x3m shed approx 15 years ago and it's still like brand new. Yes it's expensive upfront but pays back by never needing to be done again. About the only complaints I have is that it really does heat the shed up in the summer (if in sunlight) and wear old clothes if you need to get up there, it sheds a black dust even after all this time.
This is EXACTLY what I'm looking at building in our new garden soon when we move and get settled. I want to move the existing shed up the top of the garden and build this in its place. Been researching what to put down as a foundation. It's got a massive Bramley apple tree that'll be overhanging so it'll be handy for something to stop the apples smashing onto the floor as well as a platform for me to climb up to pick the apples.
That’s a great shed. Love that it’s dual purpose.
The Shed really does look good and what a good idea to have the working shed and summer house as two rooms. Very enjoyable, thanks, Keith.
Thank you
9:22 The translation, I think: I love you Keith because you help me with lots of things, and give me lots of gifts!
Very nice build! The roof looks great and I think you did a much better job than any prefabricated shed.
Incredible Keith, worth every penny!
Very smart looking and well made shed! I've been interested in these rubber roofs but always thought they would suffer from UV exposure (if you have ever left a vehicle sat outside for a few years you'll know what I mean with tyres). The 50 years seems unbelievable! GRP is often expected to last as little as 20 years on the low end (obviously much longer is possible).
Really enjoyed it Keith, Great use of two spaces and looks fantastic
Great job! Looks very professional! Your brother must be very pleased. I’ve used an EDPM roofing system before and I was similarly impressed. As you say, quite expensive but extremely durable and long lasting.
Fantastic series 😊
Thanks! 🙂
Nicely done and seems to be much better quality than what I would get for 2000€ here in Germany in a kit.
Well yes, of course... nothing says serious like yellow shorts!😊 (Nice deal and great job on the soffit vents)
That was brilliant. Your brother is very lucky to have you. Stay safe
Thanks 👍
Shed turned you guys did a great job
Great job Keefy. Your brother is a lucky man, but I guess he's told you that already 😉
Very nicely done. Personally I would just have it all as workshop using the ‘summer house element’ as the clean area for finishing work.😉
Excellent videos, so practical and very helpful tips and info along the way. Thank you.
Glad you like them!
That is a very cool build. Love the shop & summer house effect! Nice job!
Thank you! Cheers!
It turned out really nice! 😊
Brilliant i love the way you use what yoo have and nothings a drama keep up the good work
A very cunning plan Baldric, it worked very well for once LOL. And a GREAT result.
Nice one Keefy, it looks great and I'm sure your brother is very happy with it. Cheers.
Hi Keith, That is a decent looks shed I would be proud of that shed if it was in my garden, well done. With those shorts on I know you meant business. A great build project, take care
A little late in the season for the pineapple shorts, but I’ll take it!
Such a great project! I didn’t understand the two doors before, but making it double duty is an excellent use of the space. And good to see that sourcing previously used materials runs in the family. 😀
Thanks so much Trish
The more I see about that type of roofing, the more I like it! I was going to use it on my workshop roof originally. The only thing that stopped me was turning up some "slight seconds" insulated roof panels for cheap on marketplace. It's roughly a 12 x 42 foot roof, so had to go with the cheapest option I could. The roof I was replacing had been on there since it was built in 1960, and had only failed due to the ivy that had taken over. We removed *lots* of it. Hopefully the current roof will see me out!
My next garden building project is going to be a clock tower on the shed roof, because I can 😂 I have been toying with putting a small epdm flat roof at the top of the tower. Not sure yet though
It looks amazing! Your brother’s bits are so funny 😂
Great job Keith, and excellent to see some teamwork from the Brown clan, not too many Chuckle-brother moments either, I can really see the family resemblance !
From my experience 2x4s are plenty for an 8ft span especially with structural OSB pulling the whole thing together, having the centre wall will certainly help stiffen up the whole structure though !
Overall an excellent result and great value for around £2k, with the material choice and attention to detail on the build it should last for many years !
Nice to hear from your Niece again "Keefy", what a great uncle to have ! 😉
Thank you so much!
Great project. I built a wood working work shop during lock down after watching a few you tube videos. I make chessboards and chopping boards. Great content, thanks.
What a brilliant project and very well executed. That's what I should have used on my shed roof, it would have been cheaper in the long run.
👍👍👍 Stupendous finish 👏👏👊. Thank you Keith
Awesome work. Love it
Thats one serious shed build. Looks great
I had a small shed with felt roofing but our cat, and the local ones as well, tended to use it as a scratching matt
Fantastic shed/summer house. Well done guys. Gosh your old man is fit. Jumping around on the trampoline like a young thing fair play to him.
Cheers 👍
Great job chaps!
Thanks Dean!
That’s where all you Hikoki gear went 😂! Great build, shed will outlast your brother!
Great series Keith
Well done on making the shed you made a good job simon
This is amazing! Well done Keith! 🎉 As it relates to the translation, your neice loves you ❤😂
Nice job
Interesting. I am looking to replace my garage roof and using rubber seems the way to go although I have seen fibre glass versions Mind you I will need beefier beams as I may be putting solar panels on.
Brilliant looking shed, would love to build my own, great video thanks
Nice job Keith.👍👍
Fantastic shed build . My wife has put in an order for one already, I’ve exhausted all relevant excuses so that’s in my future. I know we’ll never meet in person, but you’ll forever be known to me as “Keefy” from this day forward.😂
Love these shed build videos! You make it look easy enough it makes me want to take on a similar project myself, Keith!
Can't help you with the translation, sorry!
The shed looks very nice great job 👍
Nice job Keith but when you said l have my serious shorts 🩳 on I was thinking oh no 😂😂 I don’t know if can get used to your shorts 😮 nice work great video 👏👏👍
Wow, so many big windows you almost didn't need to even build walls! 😏 I like it.
Thanks! 😄
I think it looks great! Nice job.
Let's hope Henry and Marble don't scratch the EPDM roof stuff.
Nice job and looks great.
👏👏👏
You can add slabs or other coverings if the roof is designed to take the extra weight.
Great work well done. Could you share the EPDM kit you used? I tried shingles but failed 😢!
Looks awesome, I'd imagine an off the shelf example would be near the £10k mark, so £2.5k is a bargain by comparison. 👍🏻
Put the EPDM on my shed last weekend one of the hottest of the year ended up with blisters on my knees boy that stuff really gets hot🥺
It really does!!
I see we found where all your hikoki tools went 😂 lucky brother.
Great job mate. Especially making good on the window and door salvage. 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
I do like a nice shed, and that’s a nice shed
That roof looks the business. Certainly looks more substantial than roof felt.
Well done!
You are so Keefy from here on out. Translation: I love you Keefy. Father hid the map to the treasure beneath the left rear paver off the shed. Remember it's 50/50, a deal's a deal.
So... that's where all your Hitachi/Hikoki tools ended up then :D Great shed !
You know it! Cheers
Very nice design.
I love your videos, thanks dude.
Thank you very much
Cracking job Keith, Bargain price aswell 👍
It really turned out beautiful, Keith! Amazing work! 😃
And I don't criticize your dad... I'd do the same! 😂
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Very nice job.
Thank you!
That came out nice!
Inspirational mate 💪🏻
How did you get power to the shed?
Very nice work very informative video 😊
Great job both, you can sell the house now and move in LOL, have a nice day all !!!.😀😀 !!!.
Loving the build...
What is the name of the type of window external type window frame
2nd comment, as I couldn't resist commenting after your niece called you Keefy. Absolutely fantastic build Keith. Would probably cost 2 - 3 times the amount to get someone in 👌
,very enjoyable to watch and you make it so entertaining. My GARDEN room roof has EPDM plus the very same sofits. Neat with gutter at the back. Did u not film the electricity wiring?
3 x 2 was ample even if you had to put them in at 350mm centres, Its a shed roof, I'm not sure you could call that a Pearling. looks nice
Another great project video. You couln't have bought a decent one for anything near the price. Familly aspect just makes it better.
Should the EPDM go over the trim? Or is that just the GRP way of doing it?