Clad my last 2 houses in hardie plank. Used gecko gauges, an absolute must! Also screwed every plank with SS screws. Use a thin porcelain tile blade on an angle grinder. Yes lots of dust but a nice clean crisp cut when you’re joining boards. Took longer but I had the time. Great work guys. Enjoy your videos. 👍🏻
Use a guillotine when cutting the boards and fiberboard blade fitted to circular saw for better results. Also best to nail rather than screw as the screws can break out the board
Cut it with a guillotine specially made for this product, clean cuts and no dust, also malco make some shears to fit to a cordless drill for notches and rips
I’ve just clad my house in Cornwall in a product called Trespa Pura in a colour called Romantic Walnut. I can highly recommend if anyone is looking for something different.
Caught that myself lol but the beauty about Liam is whe he says the complete opposite we know what he really means. Part of his nature and too long in the tooth to change I suppose.
I lost my rode mic and have been using the iPhone since, it’s not easy to graft and video at the same time while keeping the audio good, I don’t shout normally 👀
@@thegardenroomguru don’t worry mate it adds to the authenticity, and I find the last bit hard to believe 😂. Enjoying the vids. Hope you’re good from your break 👍🏼
I keep hearing about this rule on non-combustible materials for walls within 1m, but can't seem to pin down a proper knowledgable answer to what it is, some say clad non-combustable, others say it has to be brick! please, we need some vids on the rules by someone who realy knows, not just keyboard warriors with their interpretation of something they've watched on youtube, or read in a blog.
There's no specific law laid out for what it requires... it's down to the interpretation of your local building control officers, so you need to get an answer from them
All I see is a hard working team, having fun, making money and completing a job to the highest standards! Keep up the good work 💪
Great work Liam and team ... short and sweet
Short and sweet to the point looks a good finish
Clad my last 2 houses in hardie plank. Used gecko gauges, an absolute must! Also screwed every plank with SS screws. Use a thin porcelain tile blade on an angle grinder. Yes lots of dust but a nice clean crisp cut when you’re joining boards. Took longer but I had the time. Great work guys. Enjoy your videos. 👍🏻
Use a guillotine when cutting the boards and fiberboard blade fitted to circular saw for better results. Also best to nail rather than screw as the screws can break out the board
Great job keep it up!
looks good
Another fan of the Gecko clamps here. Get the bottom board level, then use Geckos all the way up
Have fixed it with 2nd fix straight not angled. Works well
Cut it with a guillotine specially made for this product, clean cuts and no dust, also malco make some shears to fit to a cordless drill for notches and rips
Nice job. Is that a 30mm overlap? Looks less but I like it
1st fix paslode works fine, may just need to adjust the depth in which the nail goes.
I’ve just clad my house in Cornwall in a product called Trespa Pura in a colour called Romantic Walnut. I can highly recommend if anyone is looking for something different.
I'm cladding my home build soon, I've bought some gecko gauges to help me put the boards in level by myself
Seen them in the suppliers, we’ll grab a pair for the full tutorial
Had a pair for years now, could not do without them. A must for hardy board.
You can use geko clamps makes it 3x faster also if you adjust depth on paslode works fine
Great work btw!
Vertical is up and down, horizontal is level?? 1:09
Keep up the good work 👍🏻
Caught that myself lol but the beauty about Liam is whe he says the complete opposite we know what he really means. Part of his nature and too long in the tooth to change I suppose.
You need to get yourself some geckos to do the holding and spacing for you
I need to get yourself some geckos does all the holding and spacing for you
How much per m2 does this compare to cedar or upvc please?
Was wondering the same
Considerable cheaper
Great video! Where do you get the hardie boards from?
We get ours fro Northern Building Plastics currently
@@thegardenroomguru is the board upvc on the face and cement fiber body ? What would be the difference when using a full upvc ship lap ?
Get yourself some gecko clamps lads off Amazon 👍🏼
Can't hear you William. Bet you neighbours loved it
That tree is gonna cause problems in a few years mate!
Unlikely - if the foundation is the mini piles as shown previously.
They should cope with some ground movement.....?!
You should of shown the good public how to scribe and saw a cut like that 😉
Come on dude ! Your meant to be educating us 😃
Why are you shouting? I once worked with a Geordie like that, my god the whole street could hear him
You would be moaning if you couldn’t hear him 😂
I lost my rode mic and have been using the iPhone since, it’s not easy to graft and video at the same time while keeping the audio good, I don’t shout normally 👀
@@thegardenroomguru don’t worry mate it adds to the authenticity, and I find the last bit hard to believe 😂. Enjoying the vids. Hope you’re good from your break 👍🏼
I keep hearing about this rule on non-combustible materials for walls within 1m, but can't seem to pin down a proper knowledgable answer to what it is, some say clad non-combustable, others say it has to be brick! please, we need some vids on the rules by someone who realy knows, not just keyboard warriors with their interpretation of something they've watched on youtube, or read in a blog.
@@russellknight7442 But will that be enough to call it non-combustible? different opinions everywhere, so be careful, they will enforce its removal.
There's no specific law laid out for what it requires... it's down to the interpretation of your local building control officers, so you need to get an answer from them
@@russellknight7442 totally agree,😂🤷♂️ the rules are so open to guesswork,
@@russellknight7442 did they mention steel stud work?
@@russellknight7442, would that be a Baja Bug 😁?