Apologies if I've missed it in a previous vid, but it would be good to see a build with one or more walls built to a boundary edge (with the exterior cladding attached prior to the wall being erected)
Fair play taking time out to document the full build start to finish time is money as they say but your willing to still use that to explain everything
These videos are always very good.! I’m looking forward to seeing how you connect power and internet. Keep up the good work guys and don’t ever stop doing these videos. You’ve kept people going through lockdown. 😀 thanks very much 👍🏼
Just wanted to say thank you dude, for all of the videos. I’ve been building a garage, and happened to use almost none of the techniques you guys use (concrete slab, SIP walls, cold roof) but whenever I’ve needed to know something or needed a tip or how-to you’ve got a video for it. The Facebook group is super helpful too! Thanks so much. Where can I send beer too?
Finally got the weather behind me so started digging my 21 holes :-) problem is a lot of Clay and we're close to the water table. Any suggestions to make sure i'm not later affected by the clay / sinking? Thanks! Loving all the videos over the last week.
@Mclarenbod hi, I know this is a year old but I'm just starting a build myself and have found clay at about 600mm just wondering how you got on and did yiu manage to overcome this problem with the clay, Thanks
@@tombolt5722 hello, yes I was concerned at the time but all I did was make each of the holes a little bit wider to compensate for the shorter depth. The buildings been up now for over 18 and in use and the floor is very strong no sign any of the metal rods and concrete have sunk or moved. Good luck with your build!
Same here just started my 7x4 garden office. Bought your buildpack. Leveled off top of garden and dug 4 holes so far. Just waiting for a large set square so i mark it all out and then i can dig the rest of the piles out. Got rods and nuts , shoes coming tomorrow. Cracking vlog as per usual
@@andymack9806 i run a roofing company and have a fabrication company local to me that do my trims. Sent him a drawing of shoe and he is going to knock them up for me plus the plates to stop rods slipping down. I am based in Nottingham. Where abouts are you from ?
Great timing on the full build, and good size, I am just starting my 3.5 wide X 2.5 deep build, just starting to pull all the materials together, fingers crossed I can get stock of it all.
Finally some hardi cladding AND metal cladding!!!! If you could show how you’re going to join the corner of the metal and hardi board and some detail of the hardi boards around doors and windows. Epic videos mate.
If you put an extra 6 inches on your rod you could knock it into the ground to stand in place when your pouring your concrete, then just a minor adjustment to square up afterwards🤷♂️
Good job. Very instructive your videos. But I sm very curious , why you do not use electric or benzin powered machine to dig holes? You know what I m talking about?Easy to operate even for 1 man (must be strong one). Is it so expensive in your country? Again : good job!
Great video been following for a couple of mouths and really like the videos the epdm roof videos they are really helpful. I was able to fit mine on my workshop just but watching your videos you made. Keep up the good work.
Been subbed to your channel for quite a while, but I haven't been a regular viewer until recently for some reason. Got a feeling I am going to be properly hooked now. Really good, genuine laid back presentation with masses of tips and tricks and some superb finished projects. You have a top firm. 👏👏
Love the videos, full of knowledge and willing to share, love that! It’s a shame your not local would love to jump on a job with you all! Great team, great bants and top quality work! I’ve Been a fencing and landscape contractor for 16 years time for a change now! Any jobs going?🤔
Hi Liam - thanks again for the great videos. I'm not clear on which side of the string line the the rods go when you are putting them in. I have one of your build packs and it doesn't seem clear on that. Any ideas?
Hello Mate been subscribed to this channel a good while, videos are excellent, so much information available (free of charge) top man. Looking to build 8x4 meter if you have a build pack for that size can you let me know how to purchase? Thanks bud
What do you usually drain the rain water into? I'm guessing most of these are too tight to a boundary for a water butt, so do you use soakaways, or something else, or do you just leave it to go to ground?
Hi Liam and the team! Great content and really appreciated! Ive watched an older video where you had to build an access door in the floor - Ive got to do the same - is there any info or tips you can provide, particularly what access door did you use? Cheers bud!
If you don't hit clay when digging the holes, do you need to put anything in the bottom of the hole to prevent the concrete/rod from sinking? Such as Type 1/concrete block etc? Thanks
just curious, why you don't use a tamper to compress the bottom of the hole if you want it solid?.. just a thought? loving the vids ,very entertaining, the tree made me laugh keep them coming
Would use the same number of rods if you were using for a gym including a treadmill? What foundations would you use if the area was full of roots that shouldn’t be damaged? Any suggestions welcomed!
What is the current rough cost to build a garden room like this, just the shell up until and including plaster boarding (so no flooring or plastering). Just rough material cost?
Nearly finished my self build now just the plumbing to connect up, oh yeah it's a garden build hair salon 😂 would love to see if you guys have done anything with water yet?
Within a metre there are Permitted Development rules that must be followed where you don't need planning permission. They seem to be the same country-wide but there might be some variations. For instance, I'm building 50cm from a boundary. 7m x 3m so it has to be primarily non-combustible materials due to the footprint area. I'm therefore building with blockwork. If it was 2.5m high then all good for Permitted Development. However, I'm doing a warm roof and I want 2.4m internal headroom so height is 2.8m... so I need planning. I've been through pre-plannimg with the Council and the above is exactly what they told me... in writing.
two questions chief. are you checking diagonals for square? also, wouldn’t it be easier just to pour the slab? 10mm steel mesh, can be insulated too. will be building one next year. cheers boss
hi We generally build on uneven ground and found this method covers all issues no problem. we don't check diagonals for square as most we are out ever is 20mm and thesis nothing in the grand scheme of things and is easily rectified with the walls.
you don't mate, but we trip over it regularly, cut it with a shovel by accident etc.... replacing one line is easier than a couple. thats the only reason we cut it
@@thegardenroomguru keep up the filth I look forward to it when I watch your videos. I get disappointed when you do not give us some, and give that Jenny a pay rise she brings the glamour.
@@thegardenroomguru ..it means - as expected - the chainsaw police will go mad. When I was a tubby 12yo we had a guy come round to cut a tree and I was tied to the rope. Not even joking. It worked.
No, I get that mate, appreciate criticism always as long as it’s warranted and well meaning like yours, 🥰, I’m not tech savvy, tell me what I need to improve on 👌
@@thegardenroomguru it’s too jumpy, unsteady and uneven, zooming in and out too much also affects it. A camera stabiliser would be a big help in filming it smoothly. Keep it going Liam, it’s a great channel 👍
@@thegardenroomguru 🤷♂️ but you are not on rough ground ? work Smart not hard 🤔 think your tutorials are Brilliant snap anymore bits Lately Keep up the goood work And if you won’t to talk faster please do that makes the show even better 👍👍👍
Apologies if I've missed it in a previous vid, but it would be good to see a build with one or more walls built to a boundary edge (with the exterior cladding attached prior to the wall being erected)
Good video and amazing channel.
Fair play taking time out to document the full build start to finish time is money as they say but your willing to still use that to explain everything
More videos of full builds would be amazing!! Also breakdown videos with costs etc would be great too
Well done Jen !
These videos are always very good.! I’m looking forward to seeing how you connect power and internet. Keep up the good work guys and don’t ever stop doing these videos. You’ve kept people going through lockdown. 😀 thanks very much 👍🏼
Jen was the star of the show 😍
Great stuff once again!
You are much the better team with Jenny in it!
I’ve never seen a look on his face like the one preceding his instruction to “pull it tight”
Absolutely Livid so he was.
Awesome video again 👏!!! Hope your all staying safe!
Well done Jen, always good to lose your cherry!
Just wanted to say thank you dude, for all of the videos. I’ve been building a garage, and happened to use almost none of the techniques you guys use (concrete slab, SIP walls, cold roof) but whenever I’ve needed to know something or needed a tip or how-to you’ve got a video for it. The Facebook group is super helpful too!
Thanks so much. Where can I send beer too?
Starting my own build this week all inspired by you! I hope I can achieve something close to the rooms you build. 🙂
You can do it!
Keep us updated mate!
Finally got the weather behind me so started digging my 21 holes :-) problem is a lot of Clay and we're close to the water table. Any suggestions to make sure i'm not later affected by the clay / sinking? Thanks!
Loving all the videos over the last week.
@Mclarenbod hi, I know this is a year old but I'm just starting a build myself and have found clay at about 600mm just wondering how you got on and did yiu manage to overcome this problem with the clay, Thanks
@@tombolt5722 hello, yes I was concerned at the time but all I did was make each of the holes a little bit wider to compensate for the shorter depth. The buildings been up now for over 18 and in use and the floor is very strong no sign any of the metal rods and concrete have sunk or moved.
Good luck with your build!
you are a very likeable person
Yessss the hybrid roof is back lol .. love the longer vids 👍
Same here just started my 7x4 garden office. Bought your buildpack. Leveled off top of garden and dug 4 holes so far. Just waiting for a large set square so i mark it all out and then i can dig the rest of the piles out. Got rods and nuts , shoes coming tomorrow. Cracking vlog as per usual
Hey, cheeky question, where you getting your shoes from, got my rods, washers and nuts ordered and coming this week. Thanks
@@andymack9806 i run a roofing company and have a fabrication company local to me that do my trims. Sent him a drawing of shoe and he is going to knock them up for me plus the plates to stop rods slipping down. I am based in Nottingham. Where abouts are you from ?
@@gwilko6452 I am just outside Glasgow, Thanks
Good luck with the build..
I think Liam has started selling the rods and shoes hasn’t he?
Great timing on the full build, and good size, I am just starting my 3.5 wide X 2.5 deep build, just starting to pull all the materials together, fingers crossed I can get stock of it all.
Finally some hardi cladding AND metal cladding!!!! If you could show how you’re going to join the corner of the metal and hardi board and some detail of the hardi boards around doors and windows. Epic videos mate.
If you put an extra 6 inches on your rod you could knock it into the ground to stand in place when your pouring your concrete, then just a minor adjustment to square up afterwards🤷♂️
Good job. Very instructive your videos.
But I sm very curious , why you do not use electric or benzin powered machine to dig holes? You know what I m talking about?Easy to operate even for 1 man (must be strong one). Is it so expensive in your country?
Again : good job!
Great video been following for a couple of mouths and really like the videos the epdm roof videos they are really helpful. I was able to fit mine on my workshop just but watching your videos you made. Keep up the good work.
Just simply the best 👍
thank you mate
Looking forward to this mate - step by step if we can Liam 👍 start to finish 👍 let's start a new episode my guy
Good video, looking forward to next
Been subbed to your channel for quite a while, but I haven't been a regular viewer until recently for some reason. Got a feeling I am going to be properly hooked now. Really good, genuine laid back presentation with masses of tips and tricks and some superb finished projects. You have a top firm. 👏👏
Love the videos, full of knowledge and willing to share, love that! It’s a shame your not local would love to jump on a job with you all! Great team, great bants and top quality work! I’ve Been a fencing and landscape contractor for 16 years time for a change now! Any jobs going?🤔
Waiting in anticipation 👍
Another great video, but, professional is one F and two S'. Keep up the GREAT work!
Nice video 👍🏼.... where you get the rods and the washers from?
Great build well done!
Hi Liam - thanks again for the great videos. I'm not clear on which side of the string line the the rods go when you are putting them in. I have one of your build packs and it doesn't seem clear on that. Any ideas?
love the videos bro awesome like always and can u tell jen she beautiful as well
Hi mate great video has always the trouble with that tree you had not got tree fellows
Hello Mate been subscribed to this channel a good while, videos are excellent, so much information available (free of charge) top man. Looking to build 8x4 meter if you have a build pack for that size can you let me know how to purchase? Thanks bud
What do you usually drain the rain water into? I'm guessing most of these are too tight to a boundary for a water butt, so do you use soakaways, or something else, or do you just leave it to go to ground?
Buy the makita 36v hole auger... ud save much time and money miles ahead of the petrol 1s and chews through the ground
Excellent as ever
Hi Liam and the team! Great content and really appreciated! Ive watched an older video where you had to build an access door in the floor - Ive got to do the same - is there any info or tips you can provide, particularly what access door did you use? Cheers bud!
If you don't hit clay when digging the holes, do you need to put anything in the bottom of the hole to prevent the concrete/rod from sinking? Such as Type 1/concrete block etc? Thanks
just curious,
why you don't use a tamper to compress the bottom of the hole if you want it solid?..
just a thought?
loving the vids ,very entertaining, the tree made me laugh
keep them coming
Another great one! Can you use the rod system for decking?
Would use the same number of rods if you were using for a gym including a treadmill? What foundations would you use if the area was full of roots that shouldn’t be damaged? Any suggestions welcomed!
Nice one
Don't you need a build over agreement from the water company when you do any construction within 3m of a drain?
What is the current rough cost to build a garden room like this, just the shell up until and including plaster boarding (so no flooring or plastering). Just rough material cost?
It's going, it's going, Jen... Jen.
And cuts to the ads just like itv 😡😂
Expected it crashing down on fence 😂😂
Mate, I’d be strung up to dry 🤣🤣
I’m guessing I could use the high density block method instead of the rods for my build ? Any thoughts on going that route?
C'mon it's been half an hour where's the next vid?
Seriously mate love watching the vids can't wait for the next episode
Can I ask when planning a build, do you use any software for a design and to get your material list. Cheers Gary from Ringwood, Hants.
Hey great work loving your vids, im starting my build soon just where do you source the rods bolts m24 and square plate washers ,?
Bapps for bolts mate 0113 2439600, good price too
Can this system be used for decking a patio area? or is it overkill?
Thank you for the videos Liam. Could you show some detail on gutters and soffits when using the kingspan insulted roof panels?
ive a full video on this, just waiting on something before I can upload mate
Hey, quick question...would your foundations/threaded rod posts be suitable for clay soil that has rubbish drainage?
Cheers
EDIT... Hello Jenny!! ;)
Yes mate, no issues
Great video as usual. Unrelated question, what brand of trousers are you guys wearing?
Mascot advance, you’ll never go back 💪🏻🤟🏻
Hi can you tell me where you buy your rods nuts and washers pl
Do you not measure diagonals for square?
Could you come cut my conifer? Just needs a trim
Where do you get your metal sheet cladding from for the back etc please? Cheers 🍻
How far apart are the bolts?
Nearly finished my self build now just the plumbing to connect up, oh yeah it's a garden build hair salon 😂 would love to see if you guys have done anything with water yet?
One question...can I have one in West Yorkshire?
Could you explain the warm and cold roof again please 🤣🤣🤣 only messing. I was wondering how you seal the metal cladding on rear to the roof?
Or maybe a link to a video of it, which I might have missed
Does a 3x3 so close to the boundary need building regs?
I think you need to be over 15m2 to require building regs
Just a quick question what is the minimum cap over French doors before you need a steel a cross it? Cheers
I’d happily put a doubled up 5x2 over French doors mate, bolted together, anything over 1.8, I’d go steel
I have a 2.5m wide french doors and have used a concrete lintel as I used concrete block for the outer leaf and timber on the inner leaf
Here your first wired question 🤣Do you mind if I ask where you get your work trousers from?👍
Mascot advance mate, you'll never go back !!!!!
you should do a tool belt tour?
Don't you need a meter from each border or planning permission is required?
Within a metre there are Permitted Development rules that must be followed where you don't need planning permission. They seem to be the same country-wide but there might be some variations.
For instance, I'm building 50cm from a boundary. 7m x 3m so it has to be primarily non-combustible materials due to the footprint area. I'm therefore building with blockwork. If it was 2.5m high then all good for Permitted Development. However, I'm doing a warm roof and I want 2.4m internal headroom so height is 2.8m... so I need planning.
I've been through pre-plannimg with the Council and the above is exactly what they told me... in writing.
Ok thanks 😁
How did you find dry weather in May!! Love your videos
We pre booked it, 🤣🤣
Where do you get the rods, nuts, washer plates from?
Bapps for bolts mate, they do the full kit at a good price
Im just here for the Jenny updates
two questions chief. are you checking diagonals for square? also, wouldn’t it be easier just to pour the slab? 10mm steel mesh, can be insulated too. will be building one next year. cheers boss
hi
We generally build on uneven ground and found this method covers all issues no problem. we don't check diagonals for square as most we are out ever is 20mm and thesis nothing in the grand scheme of things and is easily rectified with the walls.
@@thegardenroomguru Thank you!
Lol 🤣😂😂😅lol 😂😅🤣😁😅😀😂🤣😅 where’s that yeti.......
More videos with Amy in please
The conifer tree won’t grow back so no need to treat the stump
the usual quality :)
Great vid as per. When you fighting Robbin Clevitt..pay per view. I’d pay good money see that. Ha ha.
This is never happening, I totally respect his knowledge, and im crap at fighting, but for charity ?????????
Be hilarious tho & yeah a charity thing would be ace.
@@craigbrown8968 we discussed this on site before, Rob clevitt and Steve roofer, tag team 🤣
Excellent vids. Keep on keepin on. 👍🏻
Think if that was my garden id have them trees at the back out, get nearly another 2m back.
Silly question, did you need to cut the string line to each rod,
you don't mate, but we trip over it regularly, cut it with a shovel by accident etc.... replacing one line is easier than a couple. thats the only reason we cut it
I love to bottom out an hole! And take up to the ring! Filth again! There really is no hope.
Just living our best life’s and keeping it real. No sponsorship means we can tell it like it is 😉
@@thegardenroomguru keep up the filth I look forward to it when I watch your videos. I get disappointed when you do not give us some, and give that Jenny a pay rise she brings the glamour.
😎
👍🏻
100 miles a hour or what 🤣. 👍
R.I.P your comments, William.
not sure what this means
@@thegardenroomguru ..it means - as expected - the chainsaw police will go mad.
When I was a tubby 12yo we had a guy come round to cut a tree and I was tied to the rope. Not even joking. It worked.
Mate the camera work isn’t what it was, you need to get it sorted.
mate, its a juggling act, im trying my best
@@thegardenroomguru I know you are, but it’s affecting the quality. I’m not criticising you, just giving you feedback so it can be improved
No, I get that mate, appreciate criticism always as long as it’s warranted and well meaning like yours, 🥰, I’m not tech savvy, tell me what I need to improve on 👌
@@thegardenroomguru it’s too jumpy, unsteady and uneven, zooming in and out too much also affects it. A camera stabiliser would be a big help in filming it smoothly. Keep it going Liam, it’s a great channel 👍
@@thegardenroomguru Invest in a gimbal and it will smooth it out no issues - look at some reviews on youtube for the type of camera you use.
Q: What’s louder than having builders next door for a few weeks?
A: Having William as their boss
Love this stuff!
Why don’t you just use the 3.4.5 option to get a square 🤔😂😂😂🇬🇧👍
try doing that with string lines over rough ground, square wins hands down
@@thegardenroomguru 🤷♂️ but you are not on rough ground ? work Smart not hard 🤔 think your tutorials are Brilliant snap anymore bits Lately
Keep up the goood work And if you won’t to talk faster please do that makes the show even better 👍👍👍
hahaha
This guy is on drugs,
It’s all a facade 🤪
😅😅