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!
I like to watch that kind of show, but after, I always think about people who constructed castles, churches etc… hundreds, thousands years ago: they didnt have electricity and most important, all those fancy’s power tools… it is quite fantastic. P.S. pyramids to.
Such a shame you made the same mistake the first chippy did. H3 does NOT stop water rot. A simple coat of BITUMEN on every surface and cut end BEFORE laying the frame would allow the frame and wood to last for 60 years or so.
It will be alright. Adam used Marine ply which is good outdoors and in damp conditions where there may be limited light. The timber he used for cladding 'Eucalyptus Pilularis' black butt is an Australian hardwood and seeing that he's also put it above ground, it should last at least 40+ years
I'm so confused!! At episode beginning, I could have sworn there was an alleyway, or something like that, at the end where there was NOT a wee deck. Yet, later depictions show this space as utterly closed off to the public, entirely. Deck, door into house at one end, roll-up, steely charcoal garage-type door at the other end. Zero exit beyond those 2 doors. What? Oh, oh, oh. There's a VALANCE-like thing at the alley, from where a steely charcoal, corrugated bay door rolls down! Yes??
This presenter has such a soothing demeanour. Love him as a presenter.
A dog’s breakfast! I love those Aussie sayings!
I would paint the walls the same color as the house to create a more cozy feeling.
A favorite transformation from your show. Thanks for making it public. Amazing job! And so relatable.
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!
Good job. This takes a small garden to another level.😊
I like to watch that kind of show, but after, I always think about people who constructed castles, churches etc… hundreds, thousands years ago: they didnt have electricity and most important, all those fancy’s power tools… it is quite fantastic. P.S. pyramids to.
How cute is that wood working guy….!!!😂😂❤❤❤
Was this filmed during covid? Non of the presenters were together and the family only saw it via video
It always fascinates me that even if people aren’t capable or can’t afford a makeover why they don’t at least keep their homes/yards clean and tidy.
Who's this handsome man? 🤣🥰😍 He's so prince charming! 🤣
Such a shame you made the same mistake the first chippy did. H3 does NOT stop water rot. A simple coat of BITUMEN on every surface and cut end BEFORE laying the frame would allow the frame and wood to last for 60 years or so.
I love the chairs/seats
Beautiful transformation
dude has no paint on him after supposedly rolling a textured paint on a brick wall lol
And the deck screws are brand new…
Why not power washed to brick on floor, and white on the walls is probably not the best choice, but, over all, nice job.
Stunningly beautiful 😃😃😃
Love it. Such an interesting space.
This is beautiful. Absolutely love those raised garden planters. Where would I find them?
I love this, guys!
Perfect perfect ❤❤ God bless you you're genius
It looks amazing!!
Lovely!
The timber for the working table outside won’t get affected with the rains?
It will be alright. Adam used Marine ply which is good outdoors and in damp conditions where there may be limited light. The timber he used for cladding 'Eucalyptus Pilularis' black butt is an Australian hardwood and seeing that he's also put it above ground, it should last at least 40+ years
Beautiful
Lovely ❤
All that and they didn’t pull the chairs and dog kennel off the roof?
Very nice
What are the names of the plants used? Very nice.
Hi, I am watching it again with the subtitles ON. Put it on PAUSE, then write the list of the plants he shows! Cheers
❤🎉
It looks to originally be a parking space for a car; I guess the owners don't have a car?
I'm so confused!! At episode beginning, I could have sworn there was an alleyway, or something like that, at the end where there was NOT a wee deck.
Yet, later depictions show this space as utterly closed off to the public, entirely. Deck, door into house at one end, roll-up, steely charcoal garage-type door at the other end. Zero exit beyond those 2 doors.
What?
Oh, oh, oh. There's a VALANCE-like thing at the alley, from where a steely charcoal, corrugated bay door rolls down! Yes??
Awesome!