Bang on job lads, as a self employed trady myself of 20+ I can confidently say I would use you guys if the need arises, with regards to any negative comments they always come from weekend warriors.
Respect! I have found that sieving you paint is a massive help on trade paints. Watched you pick so many snotters off the walls I could feel the frustration. You have a full set of skills there. Want to move into building from property maintenance. I would say my running electrics are weakness, everything else I think I could cover. Are you working from plans?
@@deathbyproxy2 not usually. As long as you stay within certain guidelines you won’t need to. Check out this link with more information on the rules www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/43/outbuildings/2
Hi guys, coming back to this video after we'd intended to build a garden room in a very similar style. We're getting some people saying that only single skin of blocks that the walls wouldn't stand up to the wind, without adding pillars. Wondered if you guys had any thoughts on this / and advice you can give from a structural point of view. Thanks!
I'm loving this so much. I wish I could build one in my NY backyard. Too many laws here (nosey parkers)😂. Continue with your great content. By the way, that too you used to make stucko effect on the exterior, whats the name, and could I purchase it from Amazon or other international place of sales? Thank you.
Hi Naz, yes it will. As long as you waterproof the exterior either by using cladding or a waterproof render like KRend. Also it’s a good idea to use a vapour barrier (the green plastic) between the insulation and plasterboard.
I think this was around 6 x 3. Render is in my opinion the better option particularly a silicone type render like KRend / Weber. But it’s not cheap. You can also do sand and cement render but then you have to paint / seal it and maintain it. Other option is to use cladding which again will need upkeep. Last option is to build in brick but that’s also costly in material and labour.
@@skaterguy52 no problem at all lol. That’s basically the reason. It’s not so common to do double skin brick unless it’s an actual extension would would end up costing a lot more. This is my habitable therefore you can make it more simple.
@@darrenthebuilder I’m a joiner myself and in Scotland we don’t usually build double skin walls with either brick or block it’s usually a timber inner wall with osb and breather membrane with a 50Mm cavity between the block/brick and the timber inner leaf
Interesting, I didn’t know that. So basically similar to what we did? I know they do that a lot in the USA. Infact a lot of flats in London are being done like that now. Usually the cavity it’s 100mm though.
Hard working men! Rare these days! Well done great job.🎉
Bang on job lads, as a self employed trady myself of 20+ I can confidently say I would use you guys if the need arises, with regards to any negative comments they always come from weekend warriors.
😊 thanks, much appreciated. Yeah ignore them. These days some people make it theirs day job to look for fault in others work.
@@darrenthebuilder deffo keep up the good work 👍
Wonderful.
Absolutely Stunning!!
Well Done, Darren.
You both work so well together...you seem very in tuned. Big up guys 👍🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Brilliant work as always lads love your videos
Never once have I seen one of you slacking ... Well done ... Another great job 👍
I love your videos. Jam packed with so much building knowledge and advice.
I remember this project. Great work! I’m sure the owners are fully utilizing this great space 👍🏽👍🏽👍🏽
Just perfect. That's all... Just Perfect!
Another great job, love looking at your work.
You Guys Really Know How To Get It Done... Love your Videos so Pls keep them coming...!!!
Great to see it all in one
You did an awesome job!!!
Wow . You guys are great workers , really professional. Excellent 👌
😊 thanks
Yes! Fantastic job.
I love this build, watched the series as you released them. Great work
😊 thanks
Really enjoyed that, guys. Thank you! Top job.
Brilliant, well done,
Thankyou
Hi,
Great job. Looks great. Has there ever been any damp issues since?
Superb job lads 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Brilliant thanks
Whats the green sheet on the ceiling for?
Respect! I have found that sieving you paint is a massive help on trade paints. Watched you pick so many snotters off the walls I could feel the frustration. You have a full set of skills there. Want to move into building from property maintenance. I would say my running electrics are weakness, everything else I think I could cover. Are you working from plans?
Good idea. I had a plan in my head lol. Its pretty much my design, The current one we are building had some basic plans provided by the client
Do you ever need a building inspection on any of the elements? How much is something like this. Labour and materials have to be a healthy sum...
@@deathbyproxy2 not usually. As long as you stay within certain guidelines you won’t need to.
Check out this link with more information on the rules
www.planningportal.co.uk/info/200130/common_projects/43/outbuildings/2
hard-working boys if it was me half day would be drinking tea
Amazing job fellas. How much would it cost to do that job today ?
I bet you wish you could magically build a structure like this in only 18 minutes Darren 🤣
Lol I wish .
Redrow could
Hi guys, coming back to this video after we'd intended to build a garden room in a very similar style. We're getting some people saying that only single skin of blocks that the walls wouldn't stand up to the wind, without adding pillars. Wondered if you guys had any thoughts on this / and advice you can give from a structural point of view. Thanks!
I'm loving this so much. I wish I could build one in my NY backyard. Too many laws here (nosey parkers)😂. Continue with your great content. By the way, that too you used to make stucko effect on the exterior, whats the name, and could I purchase it from Amazon or other international place of sales? Thank you.
Hi Thankyou it’s a scratcher, but it’s designed for this particular product. Silicone render. Thanks
Hi by using just single block, will that still keeo tje building damp proof and insulated. Even if extra measures are taken
Hi Naz, yes it will. As long as you waterproof the exterior either by using cladding or a waterproof render like KRend. Also it’s a good idea to use a vapour barrier (the green plastic) between the insulation and plasterboard.
@@darrenthebuilder how much does something like this cost
Hi Naz something this since approx £16k all in
Hi did the roof have any pitch ?
Is the roof dead flat or slightly angled ? Looking at building one but would probs be best I hire you lot 🤣
Lol go for it. It’s angled using furrings. It has a Gentle slope. Around 10-15 degrees
What is the size for this outbuilding and is render the best option saving money wise to use? Many thanks
I think this was around 6 x 3.
Render is in my opinion the better option particularly a silicone type render like KRend / Weber. But it’s not cheap. You can also do sand and cement render but then you have to paint / seal it and maintain it. Other option is to use cladding which again will need upkeep. Last option is to build in brick but that’s also costly in material and labour.
@@darrenthebuilder I'm hoping with planning permission I can do 7m by 4.5m In my front garden most likely in render
How big you allow without planning permission to make at your back yard ? Thanks in advance
Not sure of the area but I believe the height has to be less than 2.5 meters
Guys, where are you based? Can I contact you for a jobs?
Hi we’re in London, yes you can. I think I got a message from you? I’ll be getting back this week (list is long lol and I’ve been working the weekend)
What measures is it ?
I think it was 2.5 x 5metres
Why no cavity?
I’m not trolling I’m just genuinely interested in why you wouldn’t have one
The cavity is between the block and plasterboard. It’s a single
Skim wall to save space and money. Cheers
@@skaterguy52 no problem at all lol. That’s basically the reason. It’s not so common to do double skin brick unless it’s an actual extension would would end up costing a lot more. This is my habitable therefore you can make it more simple.
@@darrenthebuilder I’m a joiner myself and in Scotland we don’t usually build double skin walls with either brick or block it’s usually a timber inner wall with osb and breather membrane with a 50Mm cavity between the block/brick and the timber inner leaf
Interesting, I didn’t know that. So basically similar to what we did? I know they do that a lot in the USA. Infact a lot of flats in London are being done like that now. Usually the cavity it’s 100mm though.
Costs?????
Casutele astea nu au baie si bucatarie??? Nu au prevazuta scurgere.
She shed? What a joke