Depends on many factors. Garden wall is a lot less stable as it’s essentially free standing (no roof etc) we also are going to build an internal divided block wall in the house which will create addition support.
@@darrenthebuilder no hate i was just curious. I'm in the process of pricing mine up which funny enough its the same size as this one you're doing. Thinking do i do double or single skin garage.
Nice 👍🏾 just think your design through the best way to make it strong. Hope the videos also help in some way. If you have yet you could check out the 2 hr video I did explaining one we did before from start to finish.
Im just not keen on pillars as i want it as a man cave / workshop but want it built strong. Yeah the viddos have helped loads and i have watched that video. Very detailed it was brilliant 👍🏼
Usually with flat roofs you can do both ways wall plate or without. I choose the wall plate so that I can then strap it down to the walls. That’s how I connect the roof to the house especially in these cases where height is an issue.
@@darrenthebuilder thanks. I only ask as I’m building something similar and have skew nailed the joists to wall plate with 90mm ring nails with my paslode and then also added truss clips as extra measure.
So much bigger than I thought .
You are one of the neatest and cleanest builders I have ever seen . 🎊🎉
Totally agree.
Looking good. Like the way the garden wall you built ties the structure in to the garden.
Thankyou 😊
Good detailed videos keep the good work up as the best part of your videos is you do not over complicate things and straight to the point. 👏🏼 👍
Why no footage showing the actual bedding of the timber ? Just spent 5 minutes watching cement being slapped on the brickwork 😩
That’s a good sized garden room!
That`s quality guys the customer must be well pleased what a transformation of that space.
Excelente trabajo 👌👌 saludos desde Chile 🇨🇱
Job’s lookin boss lad , nice one 👍🏻
nice to see last few videos you starting to take pride in work (y)
Hi, thank you for the video, great as always.
Are you required to fix the joists to the plate? If so how or what bracket do you use?
Thank you
I thought on a single skin wall you would need pillars like you did with the garden wall.
Depends on many factors. Garden wall is a lot less stable as it’s essentially free standing (no roof etc) we also are going to build an internal divided block wall in the house which will create addition support.
@@darrenthebuilder no hate i was just curious. I'm in the process of pricing mine up which funny enough its the same size as this one you're doing. Thinking do i do double or single skin garage.
Nice 👍🏾 just think your design through the best way to make it strong. Hope the videos also help in some way. If you have yet you could check out the 2 hr video I did explaining one we did before from start to finish.
Im just not keen on pillars as i want it as a man cave / workshop but want it built strong. Yeah the viddos have helped loads and i have watched that video. Very detailed it was brilliant 👍🏼
Could lay the blocks on the pillar wall section on there flat to strengthen if your internal plans allow it suppose
What size is the building and what size joist timber did you. Looking good
It’s about 6 x 4m. The rafters are 8 x 2.
@@darrenthebuilder Thanks for the reply, Did you need to get planning permission for height if over 2.5
Yes if it’s over 2.5m at the eaves end you will need.
Are there rules around when you should use a wall plate and when you don't need it? Or just up to the builder?
Usually with flat roofs you can do both ways wall plate or without. I choose the wall plate so that I can then strap it down to the walls. That’s how I connect the roof to the house especially in these cases where height is an issue.
Really enjoying your channel! Keep up the good work. Is this over 2.5m? Also what’s the expected internal head height going to be?
Thanks 😊 it finishes around 2.5. I think internal height is around 2.2m
Nice job. What’s the span on this one? And what joists?
Does all the timber need to be treated wood?
Hi great work it's always a back day when building. Can I just ask is the roof level with no slope
Hi Kurt yes it’s level but we add furrings on top of each rafter to get the slope
I see thanks for the reply. 👍
Man invest in some trestles and planks so much quicker 👍👍
Nice build, would 9x2 rafters be ok to cover a 6m distance?
Cameraman could've lended a hand 😅
Excellent progress. How do you fix down the joists to the wall plates?
Thanks
I used long screws diagonally from both sides into wall plate.
@@darrenthebuilder thanks. I only ask as I’m building something similar and have skew nailed the joists to wall plate with 90mm ring nails with my paslode and then also added truss clips as extra measure.
Sounds good 👍🏾 no harm in going extra. Hope your builds going well. You doing by yourself?
@@darrenthebuilder Thanks. Yes this is a solo job unfortunately.
@@b21playa fun times lol
How much do you charge for a garden room ?
Hi Patrick it really varies based on finish, roof, interior, access etc by as a guide £850 psm is a good start
@@darrenthebuilder thanks for the quick response, I will need to get contact details so you can come round to quote.
Are you putting a cold roof on this?
Hi yes this will have a cold roof with vapour barrier between plasterboard and insulation inside
How do you screw the beams to the roof plate, just screw at an angle ?
Yes nail or screw at an angle
@@darrenthebuilder thanks, just building one at the moment, needed guidance
Nooice!