I've watched your vids from the very beginning and I have to say that your explaining things now a lot better and your work has improved a lot too , great job
All the trouble you have gone to from the beginning is amazing,proper building,I shudder to think what many other "builders" would just throw up!!First class!!
in 2015 I was exposed to timber framing modelling in Revit in Cornwall without having timber buildability experience , it was traumatic though, since then, I have been very appreciative of timber frame buildability. The way you guys assemble the timber frame panels is very educational, Impressive and made it easy to understand. Thank you very much for spreading your timber frame knowledge online
@@bektaskonca5189 you know every scaffolder damn i bet your Christmas card list is as long as the line you say they all do, how much bull can you say in one comment
How on earth have I never discovered this channel before and how on earth have you not got more followers! Absolutely great content now time for a binge watch, keep up the good work 👏
Like it! That’ll be my response from now on, I just don’t get people . If you don’t like it or don’t agree, just get yourself into the next channel 🤷♂️ surly? That’s what I do anyway
Loving the build process. When using a cutting disc on an angle grinder it is best to use safety glasses AND a full face visor. Cutting discs can shatter easily, there are plenty of pictures online showing the horrific injuries that can be suffered. Have to look after the boyish good looks of your team. Also, some people (including places that sell them) don’t know that discs have use by dates on them. Keep up the great videos.
You need a chalk line for striking stud wall spacing and a hammer tacker for the breather membrane mate will save you even more time on your epic builds 👌👌
Following you from south of France William, keep going, you guys are doing a great job and always giving good advices. Now I wanna build a garden room your style !
Hi mate. Great job again. Take no heed of the negative comments. I’m a joiner in Scotland and the osb sheets are the same size as plasterboard from my supplier ie 2.4m x 1.2m. Maybe worth looking around. Keep up the good work pal.
I fitted the OSB after my walls were already up. Have bad memories of hanging a chalk line from the top plate trying to mark the studs for screwing the OSB in. Boy do I wish I did it all on the floor or at least mark the OSB with a sharpie first!
They’re ok in the 80’s when I used to build walk in cold rooms this way...it’s 2021 my friend, there’s a much much quicker way...I mean build the enclosures in 6 hours...and a far better U value without rotting timbers....love the enthusiasm but you need to try the Scandinavian German options...only a hobby for me but watching this takes me back to my youth x
"Canadian Lumber Standard " I never actually knew it meant that 😆 I must have said CLS Timber so many times in my vids but never realized the meaning so thanks for that 👍🏻
Just subbed 👌🏼 really enjoying this build ! I’m a second year apprentice chippy , mainly always on second fix so it’s nice to learn how you build these , thank you for your content 🔨
great work. I'm really interested to see how to fix the cladding to the back of the structure given it is so close to the wall. I'm going to have a simlar problem where my garden is so small leaving a working area behind the shed would be very wasefull.
Just a quick tip instead of measuring 400 and putting the stud in the centre. Measure 380mm from the end and then come off of that mark and mark 400 then X on the right side of that mark this will give you bang on centre instead of guessing centre
Agree with Liam on this one. I initially adopted your approach Cameron and marked up the left edge of each of my studs (I was doing 16inch so had to pull back 3/4 of an inch from 16 if memory serves). But given its pretty easy to eyeball the centre and the tolerances don’t need to be absolutely bang on for stud work, I went with the quicker option of just marking the centres in the end.
Seems to be quite a big overhang of the egger 22mm to make clearance for the metal shoe. Does this mean the walls are not sat perfectly above the floor joists? Great video 👍
Very surprised OSB is in imperial measurements with you, been building timber frame houses in west Wales for the last 25 yrs and apart from the first couple of years we always get osb in metric sizes. Good video but you should leave a 3mm gap between boards because they expand and could buckle/distort cls
very entertaining i have a question in regards to the bottom plate although its nailed shut to the deck it has however only 3 nails per stud into end grain of the stud which is a very weak point 13 studs= 39 nails .i am just wondering if it would be more secure if there was some sort of metal L bracket say every 800mm that could be nailed to side of stud wall and through bottom plate into deck . i am thinking of up lift experienced with high winds . or am i just been paranoid .thanks for sharing,
@@thegardenroomguru thought i was a bit paranoid , i built a small garden room for myself few years back i now realised it is over engineered.At the time i couldn't help think you'd pull a nail out of end grain with your teeth .
Look at all those missed nails on the 4th stud along @ 22:38 - Jesus christ. Looks a bit like crash bang wallop to me. I just couldn't leave it like that. Also, CLS used externally?
Hi William great work could you use normal untreated C16 4x2 instead of cls for the stud walls I'm in Ireland and for some reason cls is three times the price as normal lumber is there any particular reason for the cls except its nicer to work with and maybe treated for pests is it necessary
Great video - love how the camera kept rolling rather than cutting in and out, obviously takes up more time that way but much easier to follow along with. What’s the new guys name again? 🤣 Jokes aside he looks very hard working 👍
What's the rough cost for this sort of size....I'm in Leeds, I'm planning a garden office. Could DIY and your vids are ace for that but interested to know if it's worth the hassle....and it'll take me 10x longer.
Hi liam and team add Jennifer keep it up you are doing a great job and having fun making some brilliant videos superstar Ali Walsall west midlands england junction 10 m6 Walsall churckery 😊
Speaking as a novice, doesn't the breathable membrane need to wrapped continuously around? Great video again and love the commentary detailing what you are doing, priceless!
Love these videos and your presentation William an excellent resource! We are DIY building a 5.5 x 4.5 can I ask which metal roof cladding you use for your walls please? Great job guys you have a brilliant team.
Why don't you use 610mm spacing for wall studs? I'm a timber frame designer and we never use 400c/c. If you space the wall studs to cater for the actual OSB width of 1220mm then you don't need to rip them down. There is obviously then a good saving in studs and labour and time, just sayin. Also less studs = less cold bridges. You could also do this for you floor joists and probably for the roof joists depending on the span.
hi, what is the overall height of the front a reward walls inclusive of top bottom and uprights. what would the recommended from to rear roof drop of be for 6x3 mtr project? love the videos x
It is pain in the arse that the OSB board's are still Imperial measurement, for the American Market. And the plaster board's are metric measurement, for the European Market?
Michael multi tool should be called repeater. Cause you have to repeat ya self every time ya ask him to owt. I said you have to repeat ya self every time ya ask him to do owt. Michael, michael FFSAKE MICHAEL 😂
If you were doing ship lap/log lap cladding horizontally, would you follow the same protocol with the roofing batten but the other way round so horizontal first then upright?
Great videos. I’m surprised you ain’t picking up more views for these tips but all in good time keep going! Can’t wait to see this finished is he not having windows?
Given the depth is only 2.7m and he’s got a 3m bifold and also the fact he’s using it as a gym, I suspect windows not necessary. Mirrors probably more of a priority in order to ensure good form when doing his reps. I’m in a similar boat :-)
@@thegardenroomguru could have fixed a cutting of cladding 100mm above blockwork height, just have a horizontal joint , put vermen mesh along bottom between OSB and external sheeting
Looking good, quick question I'm going to make a outside room this year and noticed in your early videos you used a air nail gun are they any good as don't want to pay for a pasload ,already have a 18g brad gun and air compressor? Cheers
Great video as usual William, very informative. What happened to the One Show appearance btw? I expected your name to be up in lights by now, the Joe Wicks of the OSB world!
@@thegardenroomguru Yes my timber merchant said the same thing to me, but I took a tape measure in there to check and prove them wrong. 9mm OSB is made in metric to fit 400mm centres
There’s a funny bit in one of Ali D’s videos where he thought he’d found the elusive metric OSB sheet but when he rang up the suppliers they said it was a typo on their website :-)
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I've watched your vids from the very beginning and I have to say that your explaining things now a lot better and your work has improved a lot too , great job
All the trouble you have gone to from the beginning is amazing,proper building,I shudder to think what many other "builders" would just throw up!!First class!!
Poor Micheal even the neighbours must know his name the amount of times it’s said 😂😂 looks good tho 👍🏼
I watched the previous chapter, now enjoying this chapter, brilliant buildability wise, thank you
Artisans at work...Props to the videographer.
in 2015 I was exposed to timber framing modelling in Revit in Cornwall without having timber buildability experience , it was traumatic though, since then, I have been very appreciative of timber frame buildability. The way you guys assemble the timber frame panels is very educational, Impressive and made it easy to understand. Thank you very much for spreading your timber frame knowledge online
Thanks for putting time teaching us 🙏❤️
Wonder if he gets on the gear on the weekends to calm down
hahaha. shouty man is an insatiable blabbermouth.
😂😂😂😂😂😂
Wonder if you engage your brain before you type, just saying
i know for a fact all scaffolders are on it mate...and not just the weekend...
@@bektaskonca5189 you know every scaffolder damn i bet your Christmas card list is as long as the line you say they all do, how much bull can you say in one comment
Less speed more haste. No wonder the tools need fixed. 👍
How on earth have I never discovered this channel before and how on earth have you not got more followers! Absolutely great content now time for a binge watch, keep up the good work 👏
Thanks! Getting a lot of trolling lately, so nice to hear positivity 💪🏻
@@thegardenroomguru ask them for a link to their video showing how to do it, pure jealousy.
Like it! That’ll be my response from now on, I just don’t get people . If you don’t like it or don’t agree, just get yourself into the next channel 🤷♂️ surly? That’s what I do anyway
Keep up the good work bro 👍
@14.30 I swear Michael just put a nail in the OSB overhang off camera 😂 😂
Loving the build process. When using a cutting disc on an angle grinder it is best to use safety glasses AND a full face visor. Cutting discs can shatter easily, there are plenty of pictures online showing the horrific injuries that can be suffered. Have to look after the boyish good looks of your team. Also, some people (including places that sell them) don’t know that discs have use by dates on them. Keep up the great videos.
Ignore the haters. Cracking job, well done. Thank you for producing content and clearly explaining things. Top class.
You need a chalk line for striking stud wall spacing and a hammer tacker for the breather membrane mate will save you even more time on your epic builds 👌👌
Could watch you fellas work all day...
Following you from south of France William, keep going, you guys are doing a great job and always giving good advices. Now I wanna build a garden room your style !
Hi mate. Great job again. Take no heed of the negative comments. I’m a joiner in Scotland and the osb sheets are the same size as plasterboard from my supplier ie 2.4m x 1.2m. Maybe worth looking around. Keep up the good work pal.
I can get them else where but like to get the full timber pack from the same suppliers, saves hassle tbh
Jesus Christ that wee guy doesn’t stop for air . Is there a Michael on the job 😂😂. Greg job all the same very good work
Cant wait to see the banter you have with the electrician
I know what Johnny Vegas is up to now he's a builder.
Was racking my brains who he sounded like spot on 😂
Love the way Will and his team work. Excellent detail in the videos too. Keep up the great work guys. Truely the best of British! :)
I fitted the OSB after my walls were already up. Have bad memories of hanging a chalk line from the top plate trying to mark the studs for screwing the OSB in. Boy do I wish I did it all on the floor or at least mark the OSB with a sharpie first!
Pro at work, cheers, learning so much from watching you and the team.
You make it look so easy, absolutely smashing these videos mate!
One day poor Mick is going to become great chippy and not a tea boy, Mick can and come and work for me any day
They’re ok in the 80’s when I used to build walk in cold rooms this way...it’s 2021 my friend, there’s a much much quicker way...I mean build the enclosures in 6 hours...and a far better U value without rotting timbers....love the enthusiasm but you need to try the Scandinavian German options...only a hobby for me but watching this takes me back to my youth x
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"Canadian Lumber Standard
" I never actually knew it meant that 😆 I must have said CLS Timber so many times in my vids but never realized the meaning so thanks for that 👍🏻
There is CLS & SLS ( SLS is Scandinavian )
Just subbed 👌🏼 really enjoying this build !
I’m a second year apprentice chippy , mainly always on second fix so it’s nice to learn how you build these , thank you for your content 🔨
What I'm going to do now is leave a thumbs up!
ABSOLUTELY GREAT VID AND QUALITY WORK THANKYOU ...
whats not to like !!!! the guy is awesome!! big like from me
Another great video and like the new extended recording format. Keep up the standards to show how it should be done “proper-like”!
great work. I'm really interested to see how to fix the cladding to the back of the structure given it is so close to the wall. I'm going to have a simlar problem where my garden is so small leaving a working area behind the shed would be very wasefull.
Thanks for the answer on my noddy question! I’d have messed up a build without that
Blimey you boys do not hang about what a great job you done very well Nice one🇬🇧👍👍👏👏
This could be a feature on’ The Generation Game’ Great job, as usual guys.
Brilliant informative and professional videos guys top job
"What I'm going to do now"...........and What I'm going to do now is...... I would love for you guy's to come and do a job for me!!
William, that was a brilliant instruction vlog, well done
Just a quick tip instead of measuring 400 and putting the stud in the centre. Measure 380mm from the end and then come off of that mark and mark 400 then X on the right side of that mark this will give you bang on centre instead of guessing centre
Guessing centre works for us, quick is best when your trying to make a pound or two
Agree with Liam on this one. I initially adopted your approach Cameron and marked up the left edge of each of my studs (I was doing 16inch so had to pull back 3/4 of an inch from 16 if memory serves). But given its pretty easy to eyeball the centre and the tolerances don’t need to be absolutely bang on for stud work, I went with the quicker option of just marking the centres in the end.
Seems to be quite a big overhang of the egger 22mm to make clearance for the metal shoe. Does this mean the walls are not sat perfectly above the floor joists? Great video 👍
Despite that milwaukee jamming its still miles better than the dewalt first fix.
It’s never jammed before tbh, just unlucky it was on camera 🤣
@@thegardenroomguru I'd get the milwaukee if I needed one. The dewalt we use Jams so much its quicker screwing stud work together 😂
Michael!! ... to you.. to me.... Michael... this way.... Michael... what ya doin'? Great Vid Guys
He seems like a great boss :) wish I could work for you guys ! Very satisfying process .
the work is great, but by god it's relentless!!!!!!
not complaining though, works work, keep it going
Very surprised OSB is in imperial measurements with you, been building timber frame houses in west Wales for the last 25 yrs and apart from the first couple of years we always get osb in metric sizes. Good video but you should leave a 3mm gap between boards because they expand and could buckle/distort cls
Guy Martin bobble hat, class!
very entertaining i have a question in regards to the bottom plate although its nailed shut to the deck it has however only 3 nails per stud into end grain of the stud which is a very weak point 13 studs= 39 nails .i am just wondering if it would be more secure if there was some sort of metal L bracket say every 800mm that could be nailed to side of stud wall and through bottom plate into deck . i am thinking of up lift experienced with high winds . or am i just been paranoid .thanks for sharing,
Paranoid mate, some weight in these when finished. I’d say around 5 tonne in a 5x3
@@thegardenroomguru thought i was a bit paranoid , i built a small garden room for myself few years back i now realised it is over engineered.At the time i couldn't help think you'd pull a nail out of end grain with your teeth .
Nice job bro, cant wait to See more 💯👍
I think I would want the Box section painted that's over the door openings
Nice job guys as always
Great video, really cleared up a few points
Need to bottle some William Griffin grafter tonic. Two shots of it Guaranteed to never stop, keep going all day.
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Well done guys,you don't mention the height of the walls before roof members. Thanks
Look at all those missed nails on the 4th stud along @ 22:38 - Jesus christ. Looks a bit like crash bang wallop to me. I just couldn't leave it like that. Also, CLS used externally?
Hi William great work could you use normal untreated C16 4x2 instead of cls for the stud walls I'm in Ireland and for some reason cls is three times the price as normal lumber is there any particular reason for the cls except its nicer to work with and maybe treated for pests is it necessary
Great video - love how the camera kept rolling rather than cutting in and out, obviously takes up more time that way but much easier to follow along with. What’s the new guys name again? 🤣 Jokes aside he looks very hard working 👍
I used a Bostitch pneumatic nailer in freezing weather never let me down, yeah you have cord but you have endless power.
Excellent content agin
What's the rough cost for this sort of size....I'm in Leeds, I'm planning a garden office. Could DIY and your vids are ace for that but interested to know if it's worth the hassle....and it'll take me 10x longer.
Michael, Michael Michael where ya going Michael. Come back Michael, Michael come back.
You can do a warm roof on this one William.
Can but I aint ;-)
Great work.👍
Hi liam and team add Jennifer keep it up you are doing a great job and having fun making some brilliant videos superstar Ali Walsall west midlands england junction 10 m6 Walsall churckery 😊
crackin vid, i miss the days on the tools
So good I watched it twice. Keep up the good work Liam... #freeMike
Speaking as a novice, doesn't the breathable membrane need to wrapped continuously around? Great video again and love the commentary detailing what you are doing, priceless!
No the osb overlaps the studs on the corners the felt is fine like that, the correct way as a carpenter to build and erect stud walls, great job
@@stevewharram5518 Thanks for the reply Steve. I don't have to worry now about making the entire back and side walls before raising them. Thanks.
Great job what height is your uprights in a normal build so you don't need planning permission thanks
Love these videos and your presentation William an excellent resource! We are DIY building a 5.5 x 4.5 can I ask which metal roof cladding you use for your walls please? Great job guys you have a brilliant team.
How looks great. How much did that cost
Why don't you use 610mm spacing for wall studs? I'm a timber frame designer and we never use 400c/c. If you space the wall studs to cater for the actual OSB width of 1220mm then you don't need to rip them down. There is obviously then a good saving in studs and labour and time, just sayin. Also less studs = less cold bridges. You could also do this for you floor joists and probably for the roof joists depending on the span.
Actually more timber when you come to dry lining. Plasterboard is 1200.
Not from my supplier it isn’t unfortunately
Does that breathable membrane not be taped and closed every hole?
hi, what is the overall height of the front a reward walls inclusive of top bottom and uprights. what would the recommended from to rear roof drop of be for 6x3 mtr project?
love the videos x
It is pain in the arse that the OSB board's are still Imperial measurement, for the American Market.
And the plaster board's are metric measurement, for the European Market?
Bloody brilliant
Liam did you know you can also get OSB in imperial so no need to rip it down 👍👍
@@samlaw98 I meant metric, lol. OSB either comes in 8x4 imperial or 1200 x 2400 metric sp if you but metric no need to cut it down ;)
Simple chalk line for nailing off
Good tip!
very nice
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Michael multi tool should be called repeater. Cause you have to repeat ya self every time ya ask him to owt.
I said you have to repeat ya self every time ya ask him to do owt.
Michael, michael FFSAKE MICHAEL 😂
If you were doing ship lap/log lap cladding horizontally, would you follow the same protocol with the roofing batten but the other way round so horizontal first then upright?
He explains exactly that in the video
Great videos. I’m surprised you ain’t picking up more views for these tips but all in good time keep going! Can’t wait to see this finished is he not having windows?
Given the depth is only 2.7m and he’s got a 3m bifold and also the fact he’s using it as a gym, I suspect windows not necessary. Mirrors probably more of a priority in order to ensure good form when doing his reps. I’m in a similar boat :-)
Robert Knepper doppelgänger!
Good vid mate 👍
Have you ever considered using a pressure treated sill plate when applied to concrete deck?
William, did you ever try ground screws instead of the threaded bar?
No mate, the cost of commercial ones put me off and there’s too many applications where they are not suitable.
what was the cost of this project?
is the osb for the walls 9mm thick?
3:23 You said "Whoa" so he found a way to use the saw silently 😂🤣
Nails into chip board? Good luck
What was the guys name on the nail gun when you put the battens on ?
How are you going to fasten the box profile sheets at the bottom between wall and building?
that will be like Blue Peter this is how we done it earlier , drop wall sheet it then lift it back up
From bottom of sheet to top of wall, i bet there's 1m of sheet not fixed to building
It’s sat inches from a wall and will never move when we fix it above wall height 😊
@@thegardenroomguru could have fixed a cutting of cladding 100mm above blockwork height, just have a horizontal joint , put vermen mesh along bottom between OSB and external sheeting
They can rattle in wind, there's a profile trim that fixes to bottom of building, sheets slot in tight
Have you considered using a flitch beam instead for above the door? asking for a friend 😆
Where is any chance for me to be able join you guys as a worker?
Looking good, quick question I'm going to make a outside room this year and noticed in your early videos you used a air nail gun are they any good as don't want to pay for a pasload ,already have a 18g brad gun and air compressor? Cheers
spot on mate, just dangerous for us with the trailing hose, but sound if you take your time, they never miss a shot
And people wonder why the Uk uses imperial still. Bizarre that we still have to use both on a job. Hopefully one day it will all be metric...
It’s driven me crazy on my build. Although I now know my 16 times table (for all my 16inch centre studs and joists!)
Can you use screws instead of nail gun?
Great video as usual William, very informative. What happened to the One Show appearance btw? I expected your name to be up in lights by now, the Joe Wicks of the OSB world!
I think maybe the death of Barbara Windsor took are spot, but it’s still on the cards apparently 🤷♂️
Is he Jonny vegas' little brother?
You probably want to keep using the 11mm OSB, but if you get the 9mm OSB it comes in metric so saving you a bit of time cutting 20mm off every board
I didn't know that, but after checking with our supplier theres are still 4ft, must be a different supplier I guess
@@thegardenroomguru Yes my timber merchant said the same thing to me, but I took a tape measure in there to check and prove them wrong. 9mm OSB is made in metric to fit 400mm centres
Fair enough, it’s still a down grade on spec for us though 🙈
There’s a funny bit in one of Ali D’s videos where he thought he’d found the elusive metric OSB sheet but when he rang up the suppliers they said it was a typo on their website :-)
Would the steel beam be suitable for a 4m opening for the bifolds? You only seem to have 3m openings on most of your builds.
Good question. Also, is the steel cold rolled or hot formed as the properties are different. Where do you source it from?
Do you use treated or standard timber?