Hello again David. Happy New year to you. I have now had a chance to look through some of your videos. I can tell you now, you've already made my planned projects for this year so much easier starting with this Clarke structure. Thank you very much. I wish you excellent health and happiness and please, keep making your awesome videos.
I’ve got a Clarke tent and it’s saved my classic car from several winters. Be aware the cover rots from UV and after 4 years I needed to replace it. Note, Machine Mart/Clarke will sell you a replacement cover for around half the cost of a new tent. All in all a great piece of kit.
Be easier using a jack handle off the car to drive those turning stakes in the ground, thanks for the build, ooh it's new year in two sleeps, hope this New year is better than the last ones we've had ♥To all who read this♥
i cant believe what im seeing!!!!!! a guy reading instructions!!!! great video, i have a similar thing called a shed in a box. not used it yet but ive had its 2 years lol
That’s such a good design! ( the mistake most people make with car covers is laying the canvas against the bodywork which just holds water which accelerates the rust really quickly.
It has survived both of the storms, I do have a ratchet strap inside the centre of the doorway fixed to a thick rubber belt going over the apex of the frame which I ratchet down to a loop fixed in to some thick slabs. This is inline with the doorway legs so any force I create when doing the strap up will go down the legs and not bending any of the ridge tubes. Don't know if this has helped make it survive but it made me feel better 🙂👍
Hi how is this holding up? Cant decide between this or shelterlogic 10x15. Also the lack of ventilation puts me off slightly. What are your thoughts on this Cheers
It's holding up well, I think the ratchet strap and rubber loop I have holding it down is stopping high winds from causing any damage. Also the large ground sheet I have on the floor stops any condensation 👍
Hi David thinking of buying one of these so great to see how it was erected. How is it now? has there been any issues over the winter/summer. What about the anchors would the corner ones be sufficient > cheers GN
Hi, I did a bit of an update on this in one of my videos but can't remember which. Yeah it's lasting great but I have got a ratchet strap inside holding it down in the centre of the doorway. This is to give it some extra holding down in gales etc. Condensation will form on inside of roof unless you have a solid floor or put a good quality tarpaulin covering the ground.
Mine is okay as I have a ratchet strap permanently going to a rubber belt which is going over the frame at the door end and strapping down to concrete slabs. If I need to get the car or anything wide in I just loosen the strap hook it to the side then reattach it down after I have what I need inside. 🙂👍
Great video, I have been told the paint on the tubes rubs off easily and goes rusty with the cover rubbing on them, I would give it a good coat of Hammer right paint and letting it dry before putting the cover on, this could always be done at a later date. Regards
Thanks for the advice Paul, I have also heard the cover ends up with holes wearing through where it goes over the tubes on the roof. Thanks for watching 👍
Hi Dan, parking my car in it at the moment so I don't have to scrape the ice off the windscreen in the mornings. Going to be good to work on the cars out of wet weather. Get condensation inside, this should be reduced when I slab the floor. Thanks for watching 👍
I bought the biggest one for my wifes birthday do . 20' x 12'. Bloody brilliant. Took all day to put up . Only just took it down after four months just in case the tree fell on it. Good job I did as when the storm hit the tree fell down ( knew it would.). Bargain. Does anyone want to buy it for £500 ? Bridgend area south wales.
I wouldn't use a a workshop or to store anything of value saying that it would be great to store furniture when decorating or a summer tent for meals outdoors especially if you don't put one of the walls up
Are you related to the late, great Duncan Norvelle because you do so much sound like him. You could, I suspect, make a fair living by doing voice overs in his style. Chase me, chase me.!!!
Sorry but when it got to around 1.55 and you started using instructions and laying it out Couldn't take anymore " A man using instructions " what ever next 😂👍
Nice video, but on a personal note you do know your knife is illegal to carry don't you? lock knives are legal to own as long as they are kept at home and not carried. Offensive Weapons Act 2019. th-cam.com/video/PUYfd8hw1hQ/w-d-xo.html
Hello again David. Happy New year to you. I have now had a chance to look through some of your videos. I can tell you now, you've already made my planned projects for this year so much easier starting with this Clarke structure. Thank you very much. I wish you excellent health and happiness and please, keep making your awesome videos.
Nice one, David. Would make a nice temporary workshop. Seems good an sturdy. Thanks for sharing.
I’ve got a Clarke tent and it’s saved my classic car from several winters.
Be aware the cover rots from UV and after 4 years I needed to replace it. Note, Machine Mart/Clarke will sell you a replacement cover for around half the cost of a new tent.
All in all a great piece of kit.
Be easier using a jack handle off the car to drive those turning stakes in the ground, thanks for the build, ooh it's new year in two sleeps, hope this New year is better than the last ones we've had ♥To all who read this♥
That's a great new work space very handy thanks for sharing David and remember stay safe and make 🍺🍺👍👍
Thanks Brian 👍
i cant believe what im seeing!!!!!! a guy reading instructions!!!! great video, i have a similar thing called a shed in a box. not used it yet but ive had its 2 years lol
Thanks David have thought about one of these as an extension to the work shop it’s given me something to think about
What a great idea David.
Ideal for working on the daughters car 👍
That's superb David, it's ideal to work under. Great idea. Tony
A picture is worth a thousand words...
well done its really good to see people doing instead of paying other people to do it
That’s such a good design! ( the mistake most people make with car covers is laying the canvas against the bodywork which just holds water which accelerates the rust really quickly.
Cheers mate this has been really helpful
Tks for Sharing, nice Job.
You have the patience of a Saint, I think it's a great job you've done there 😀
Looks quite sturdy . Useful bit of kit 👌 👍
Nice work thank you for sharing
Good stuff David...
Cheers Paul 👍
Brilliant find, thanks, It'll save the birds from crapping on the gaffers car👍
Thumbs up,looks handy!thanks.
Pretty neat!
Ideal starter home for the rubbermen?
I’ve just bought one.
Strap it down with ratchet straps 🙂👍
@@InTheWorkshop Good idea.
Thank you.👍🏾🇬🇧
Great idea, that’s gonna keep you dry david 👍
2 years ago it blew away
just put one up myself . got a few tips from you cheers dave barrie
Thankyou for doing the Lord's work on the Sabbath David. 🙏🙏
Be great for camping
Thinking the same, with a wood burner and some lagging, wooden flooring made out of pallets, happy camping ♥
Looks good. Where did you get the site light from? Cheers
I've had it for years, it was from JTF in Lincoln. Don't even know if JTF is still going ???
Hi pal I'm really considering getting one but itl have to go down on concrete, what would be the best way to keep it down??
@aqibhuss2624
24 ins Screw in ground anchors.
I used rawlplugs and stainless steel screws on our gazebo
If you’re worried about high wind treat yourself to a couple of awning straps from a camping supplier
Great video!
Hi, great ,that's what I am thinking of getting. Good info and has made my mind up. How is it holding up in these current storms?
It has survived both of the storms, I do have a ratchet strap inside the centre of the doorway fixed to a thick rubber belt going over the apex of the frame which I ratchet down to a loop fixed in to some thick slabs. This is inline with the doorway legs so any force I create when doing the strap up will go down the legs and not bending any of the ridge tubes. Don't know if this has helped make it survive but it made me feel better 🙂👍
Hi, how do the ratchet straps work. As I am putting mine on a concrete base so won't have the pegs.
You will need to screw/bolt down to the concrete
The ratchet straps that come with it just tighten the end tarpaulins/covers.
Brill it's arriving on Friday
@Gareth Norwood is it any good? Thinking of buying one for my vw t6.1
Yes it's brilliant for what I need it for. I have mine on concrete and bolted down.
Great video mate, love to see the two best flags in the world, great content, always learn something watching your shows, Louie UK
looks more like a tent, but good job in putting it up
Hi how is this holding up?
Cant decide between this or shelterlogic 10x15.
Also the lack of ventilation puts me off slightly. What are your thoughts on this
Cheers
It's holding up well, I think the ratchet strap and rubber loop I have holding it down is stopping high winds from causing any damage. Also the large ground sheet I have on the floor stops any condensation 👍
@@InTheWorkshop nice one thanks for the reply 👍
Have a Beer on Anthony 👍
Really good video, that would be extremely useful as a temporary workshop if you have a big repair to carry out.
Hi David thinking of buying one of these so great to see how it was erected. How is it now? has there been any issues over the winter/summer. What about the anchors would the corner ones be sufficient > cheers GN
Hi, I did a bit of an update on this in one of my videos but can't remember which. Yeah it's lasting great but I have got a ratchet strap inside holding it down in the centre of the doorway. This is to give it some extra holding down in gales etc. Condensation will form on inside of roof unless you have a solid floor or put a good quality tarpaulin covering the ground.
Nice bitta garage
The question is - after the recent windy weather in the UK is it still standing and in one piece ?
lol…it’s 5 years ago…it’ll be in landfill by now
Did it survive the wind ???
@LeoStarman with the way I have it fixed as in the update video (in the description) it has survived numerous gales/storms over the past 3 years 👍
@ nice 👍
Excellent video,we're moving,and this is just what I need,where did you buy it please,hny
@@stephenabbot7905 Machine Mart 👍
Hi david what’s it like on a strong windy day
Mine is okay as I have a ratchet strap permanently going to a rubber belt which is going over the frame at the door end and strapping down to concrete slabs. If I need to get the car or anything wide in I just loosen the strap hook it to the side then reattach it down after I have what I need inside. 🙂👍
Great video, I have been told the paint on the tubes rubs off easily and goes rusty with the cover rubbing on them, I would give it a good coat of Hammer right paint and letting it dry before putting the cover on, this could always be done at a later date. Regards
Thanks for the advice Paul, I have also heard the cover ends up with holes wearing through where it goes over the tubes on the roof.
Thanks for watching 👍
Instant...
Instant compared to the ice age.
Thsts a nice addition mate , how's it been dance u fitted it David
Hi Dan, parking my car in it at the moment so I don't have to scrape the ice off the windscreen in the mornings. Going to be good to work on the cars out of wet weather. Get condensation inside, this should be reduced when I slab the floor. Thanks for watching 👍
I bought the biggest one for my wifes birthday do . 20' x 12'. Bloody brilliant. Took all day to put up . Only just took it down after four months just in case the tree fell on it. Good job I did as when the storm hit the tree fell down ( knew it would.). Bargain. Does anyone want to buy it for £500 ? Bridgend area south wales.
Not a bad idea for a wood store.
If you make it drum tight the zips will fail in strong wind.
Can you get a vw transporter 6.1 in it?
Probably not
Great video you made that look almost effort less but I'm imagining it wasn't.
You're right Andy it wasn't effort less, at least I got help with pulling the main cover over 🙂👍
So its a large tent
why is it sagging in the middle?
The term “instant” is a bit of a stretch
😂
So is garage lol
😂😂😂
Its a tent 😂😂😂😂
Its a tent
I wouldn't use a a workshop or to store anything of value saying that it would be great to store furniture when decorating or a summer tent for meals outdoors especially if you don't put one of the walls up
Instant...😂😂😂
Are you related to the late, great Duncan Norvelle because you do so much sound like him. You could, I suspect, make a fair living by doing voice overs in his style. Chase me, chase me.!!!
Just a large gazebo. Don’t think it will last long.
Not good in high wind
Yes it is , I’ve had one for six years , coped with all weathers
Instant? No way. Quicker to build a brick one!
LOL not for £300 complete mate!
The term garage is a over statement,,,,,,,,it's a tent😅😂😅and I suppose the green is a golf course 😂😂😂😂😂
Look at Gala Tents. They are better than that cheep old Clarke tents and tools they sell... Clarke stuff doesn't last 5 min....
No details no sale
I'd rather buy a used shipping container.
Sorry but when it got to around 1.55 and you started using instructions and laying it out
Couldn't take anymore
" A man using instructions " what ever next 😂👍
To much condensation no good
What do you want for £350 brick build with aircon Doh
Nice video, but on a personal note you do know your knife is illegal to carry don't you? lock knives are legal to own as long as they are kept at home and not carried. Offensive Weapons Act 2019. th-cam.com/video/PUYfd8hw1hQ/w-d-xo.html
It's AREA not AREAR, say it right! Uk people can't speak english lmao
Wot not like us do eh.