Hi Ruth, a few concerns incase others follow what you have done with your build. 1) your height looks to be way over the 2.5m allowed here in the UK, i assume you applied for planning permission as its so close to the boundary. 2) You have used EPS insulation, which is making direct contact with the mains cabling. Polystyrene WILL react with the PVC Cable insulation over time and break it down to the bare copper (tripping/fire). You should have run the cables inside of a conduit to protect it from the EPS insulation sheets. Only PIR insulation or fiberglass can come into direct contact with the cables. 3) You should have used breather membrane to cover the wall sheeting, and not that DPM sheet. Yeah the DPM sheet will stop 100% of the water making its way inside, but it will also trap moisture between it and the sheeting causing mold growth and rot from condensation. Breather membrane stops water coming in from outside, whilst also allowing water vapour from inside to go through it and not be trapped inside the building fabric. The buildup should have been OSB/PLY, Breather membrane, slate battens vertically, horizontal cladding. Allowing a 25mm air gap to allow the cladding to dry and also for any water that makes its way past the cladding to run down and not soak into the cladding boards.
I sent her a link about planning permission and how she is. In violation of them. She came back with some lame reason she was exempt. Bottom line she isn't and that build doesn't meet building regs
@@fghjjjk she hasn't even replied to my comment. Looking at it merely from a safety perspective, the eps insulation in direct contact with the wiring alone is a worry. Let alone if an upset neighbour puts in a complaint about the build, council pop round to have a look and oh look, over limit "tear it down please".
@@ep91monster yeah I'm a carpenter whos main job is making big sheds for ppl, when I saw her laying those featherboards direct onto the plastic I whinced. I always use a Tyvek wrap and lay them on 2x1 battons. I didn't know about the cables and polystyrene insulation tho so cheers for that matey 😊. But I usually finish my job before that part.
@@fghjjjkWhy would anybody apply for planning permission to build a shed? What part of the UK are you that people mind other people's business to determine that a shed is over 2.5m high? i'm sure you drive at 70mph and below on the motorway too 🙂 ROFL
Looks great! I’m a contractor and have a lot of projects during the winter. We use propane construction heater. It’s mobile and the guys appreciate the heat. It helps dry everything out.
Love the workshop. Word of warning from personal experience: that padlock hasp is absolutely useless. Had one on my shed, thieves cropped it easily. They dont go at the padlock, just the hasp. Same one as you, properly fitted like you. They chomped through it, because they are wide but relatively thin. Look into something that covers the padlock shackle, like they use on containers or BT roadside green boxes. Heavy duty steel is your friend. Share and enjoy X
This video was suggested for me for some reason, but so glad it was. I thought I was watching a cable network program. Such good production quality and your voice is brilliant for narration. I’m an instant fan. Well done.
Very Nice and Practical Workshop. I Really Like the Design of It. Great Job. Not too Many Women out their building Sheds and Things Like You Do. Good for You on Being Good at Building Thing.
This build is AWESOME!!! ☺☺☺☺ Where I live, it would be much more useful to have an air-conditioned workshop, then a heated one, but insulation is a must either way.
It was my understanding that if a shed was closer than 2m to a boundary then the maximum height allowed was 2.5m, but yours looks much higher than that especially with the higher apex (compared to furze’s).
Love it--I wish I could build an outdoor shop too, but my woodworking shop is in my basement, which has its advantages (no weather!). Can't wait to see what you do next.
It was exciting watching the build in real time on your Instagram but seeing your face in this video is watching someone who is full of joy for having such a great workshop. I'm looking forward to seeing what you build in there.
Nice shed and great build but I would avoid using polythene sheeting between the timber cladding and plywood. You would be better with a breather membrane as it stops water getting inside but allows any moisture in plywood or from the inside to pass to the outside. At the moment any moisture in the plywood outer layer is trapped and could cause it to rot. Also worth adding some vertical battons to keep a cavity between the feather boards and membrane. Not meaning to sound extreme but thought it might be worth knowing if you ever do it again.
Nicely done , great space ! I was a bit worried seeing the polystyrene sheets going in next to what looked like PVC cables. I have a feeling that this combo can lead to the cable sheath breaking down. Hope I'm talking rubbish.
I mentioned the exact same thing. Polystyrene cannot come into direct contact with pvc coated cables as it will slowly melt through the insulation on them. Only closed cell pir's are safe to touch them
Absolutely brilliant...I've been planning my workshop shed for far to long now but soon o will start 🤣 but a perk to this is getting to see more videos! Nice video & edit!
Was literally reading through the comments to see if anyone asked this question. ..."must not exceed 2.5m to the eaves.." which this would be fine if it wasn't within 2m of the boundary then that 2.5m proclaims to the overall height. Planning permission would be required in this case but can always be sought after the fact if it wasn't already. Sweet workshop though
Great workshop, I'm really jealous about the ceiling height! Building in winter looks like a pain, good thing you had some extra hands to help out. And good planning (or luck?) that you got the roof on before the snow - neighbors to my parents built a house this winter, and they where shoveling snow out the front door... 😅
Cracking workshop! Wish I had space for something like that, just have a big shed full of bikes, mower and kids toys 🤣. Loved following the build on Instagram and now seeing it all in one go. Keep up the good work.
Just found this. Looks like a great job. I just moved house and have space to build my own workshop built. It would be helpful to get a ballpark cost of your workshop please. And what were the finished dimensions? Thanks.
Thanks that’s tricky as it was a while ago and I did it in stages. At the time the concrete base was maybe a couple of hundred, but I also need a skip for the turf etc. the size is 3.8m by 3.8m
This is brilliant, love Colins work and just watched his shed making vid for ideas of my own. Yours has helped with a few questions I had. Just subscribed 👍
Love the vid and your enthusiasm. Trying to figure one out for myself and wondered if you could help answer a couple of questions. 1. It looks higher than 2.5m, was it easy getting planning permission? 2. Did you insulate them concrete slab, if so what with? 3. Did you use a vapour barrier on the inside before adding the ply? Thanks Marc
Yes your right, I didn't see a vapour barrier put on the inside so there could be moisture issues penetrating the insulation in cold weather with heating on, plus the membrane under the cladding was non breathable looking stuff, supposed to be breathable membrane on this side from what I have researched
Very nice work. I spent some hobbying making a two-piece L shaped countertop height desk with removable legs, similar looking to your workbench. I love your workshop so far. Consider getting yoyr contractor's license, and home inspection service. You'll go far with that and when you're home have fun in your workshop.
Good stuff, Ruth. Enjoyed your excellent video and will look forward to more. Planning a small shop of about the same size (inside of an existing structure). Most interested in how creative you are in setting up this work space where every inch is valuable...and I'm hitting the above red button.
I was seeing shades of Colin's "Solid Shed" on this, then sure enough at 1 minute in you confirmed it! You didn't go a posh slate roof though... haha. I used corrugated steel on mine, which is the Australian tradition. (Even on houses!)
Great build, I'd have run a power cable in ground in few inches of concrete connected to the cooker socket, then replaced the breaker for a 16amp, well that's what l did.
If I could make one suggestion. Put a coat of two part flooring epoxy on the bench tops. It’s tough and makes cleaning up a spill easy. I’ve subbed to watch your progress. Cheers. 😀👍
Such an amazing workshop. Really enjoyed following along on Insta but seeing a complete video was also super fun! Hope we’re going to see more solo projects on here soon!
Awesome stuff. Followed across from your other channel. Cant wait to see more videos of things you build. - and just as with Furze's workshop, im nicking ideas for mine! ;-) Subscribed! - Martin
Great video - I'm hoping to build my own workshop and this was super useful. Thank you. Did you have any thoughts about ventilation? Some of the other videos I've seen mention this quite a lot. Thanks again, consider me subscribed!
Really great job. Thanks for this video. I want to ask about the concrete base. Do you had to ask about this your local council for permission? I want start build workshop but it will be like workshop + greenhouse combination.
The current planning regulations state that if the shed/workshop is within 2.5m of a boundary then the max apex height is 2.2m without planning. Obviously with planning consent this can increase Just a tip, plastic membrane is not really suitable in this application as it will cause the building to sweat plus any internal moisture cannot escape, you should really use a breather membrane such as tyvek or similar
That's a nice workshop! I'd be building something similar but the crazy high prices on lumber puts this out of reach for the time being. Hopefully next year for me.
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Furze approves of this build lol.
Yay!!!! 🙌🙌🙌 thank you for letting me steal your plans ☺️
There is no higher praise possible 👍
@@IanintheShed I’m getting it put on a plaque 😆
Needs more fire!
@@ProkrastinationMeisterei that's for sure 😆
Hi Ruth, a few concerns incase others follow what you have done with your build.
1) your height looks to be way over the 2.5m allowed here in the UK, i assume you applied for planning permission as its so close to the boundary.
2) You have used EPS insulation, which is making direct contact with the mains cabling. Polystyrene WILL react with the PVC Cable insulation over time and break it down to the bare copper (tripping/fire). You should have run the cables inside of a conduit to protect it from the EPS insulation sheets. Only PIR insulation or fiberglass can come into direct contact with the cables.
3) You should have used breather membrane to cover the wall sheeting, and not that DPM sheet. Yeah the DPM sheet will stop 100% of the water making its way inside, but it will also trap moisture between it and the sheeting causing mold growth and rot from condensation. Breather membrane stops water coming in from outside, whilst also allowing water vapour from inside to go through it and not be trapped inside the building fabric. The buildup should have been OSB/PLY, Breather membrane, slate battens vertically, horizontal cladding. Allowing a 25mm air gap to allow the cladding to dry and also for any water that makes its way past the cladding to run down and not soak into the cladding boards.
I sent her a link about planning permission and how she is. In violation of them. She came back with some lame reason she was exempt. Bottom line she isn't and that build doesn't meet building regs
@@fghjjjk she hasn't even replied to my comment. Looking at it merely from a safety perspective, the eps insulation in direct contact with the wiring alone is a worry. Let alone if an upset neighbour puts in a complaint about the build, council pop round to have a look and oh look, over limit "tear it down please".
@@ep91monster yeah I'm a carpenter whos main job is making big sheds for ppl, when I saw her laying those featherboards direct onto the plastic I whinced. I always use a Tyvek wrap and lay them on 2x1 battons. I didn't know about the cables and polystyrene insulation tho so cheers for that matey 😊. But I usually finish my job before that part.
@@fghjjjk what would we know mate ay lol
@@fghjjjkWhy would anybody apply for planning permission to build a shed? What part of the UK are you that people mind other people's business to determine that a shed is over 2.5m high? i'm sure you drive at 70mph and below on the motorway too 🙂 ROFL
RUTHHHHH!!! CONGRATULATIONS this is such a huge accomplishment and I can't WAIT to see all the things you build in it!!
Thank you and thank you for all your support and pushing me to make it happen 💙
Brilliant! Can't wait to see what you build next in your wonderful workshop
Looks great! I’m a contractor and have a lot of projects during the winter. We use propane construction heater. It’s mobile and the guys appreciate the heat. It helps dry everything out.
Love your new WORKSHOP & YOUR PERSONALITY! Your amazing, beautiful to
It was awesome to see it come together and I'm so happy for you and your new space!! Congrats Ruth!
Thank you. I am so glad I documented the process and I am so happy I now have a proper work space!!
Love the workshop. Word of warning from personal experience: that padlock hasp is absolutely useless. Had one on my shed, thieves cropped it easily.
They dont go at the padlock, just the hasp. Same one as you, properly fitted like you. They chomped through it, because they are wide but relatively thin.
Look into something that covers the padlock shackle, like they use on containers or BT roadside green boxes.
Heavy duty steel is your friend.
Share and enjoy
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Thanks for that. Good call. I really appreciate the tip 👍🏼
I could listen to you all day long. Lovely voice . Talented Build
Weird comment.
This video was suggested for me for some reason, but so glad it was. I thought I was watching a cable network program. Such good production quality and your voice is brilliant for narration. I’m an instant fan. Well done.
My daughter loves everything you do, thanks for being an engineering inspiration - with a great sense of humour too!
Say hi to her from me 👋 thank you ☺️
Excellent! And what a way to have a first video on your channel!
Looking forward to seeing more of your makes now.
Thank you ☺️ I’ve got quite a few things planned. Very excited 💃
@@Ruth_Amos If there is anything else you could use from my immense stash of new old stock just let me know. 😊
@@Maker_of_Things thank you ☺️ very kind!
Really nice job on the workshop. As a Carpenter of some thirty five plus years. I’d be proud of a job well done. Great job 👍👍
Very Nice and Practical Workshop. I Really Like the Design of It. Great Job. Not too Many Women out their building Sheds and Things Like You Do. Good for You on Being Good at Building Thing.
Congrats. I really need a workshop like yours in my backyard, since I don't have garage. Thank u for sharing it.
Lucky you, great workshop Ruth, Stay Safe now !!!.
This build is AWESOME!!! ☺☺☺☺ Where I live, it would be much more useful to have an air-conditioned workshop, then a heated one, but insulation is a must either way.
It was my understanding that if a shed was closer than 2m to a boundary then the maximum height allowed was 2.5m, but yours looks much higher than that especially with the higher apex (compared to furze’s).
Absolutely LOVE this! It looks amazing Ruth!! 🙌❤️
Thank you and thanks for all your support Soph
Love it--I wish I could build an outdoor shop too, but my woodworking shop is in my basement, which has its advantages (no weather!). Can't wait to see what you do next.
Thank you. Oooo a basement workshop sounds fun!
Great build. I really like the Lego door handles, Very cool. :)
This is AWESOME! Great job with the video and thanks for sharing!
Thank you :)
Really nice build, and your so happy, fun to watch. We get opposite weather, super hot now, 115 degrees today.
So great well done wish great project and a lot of fun in your shop
It was exciting watching the build in real time on your Instagram but seeing your face in this video is watching someone who is full of joy for having such a great workshop. I'm looking forward to seeing what you build in there.
Thanks Andy ☺️ I just love it so much! So excited to have a place to make stuff at home!
@@Ruth_Amos I bet. I'm not at all jealous of the space you have there now.
Nice shed and great build but I would avoid using polythene sheeting between the timber cladding and plywood. You would be better with a breather membrane as it stops water getting inside but allows any moisture in plywood or from the inside to pass to the outside. At the moment any moisture in the plywood outer layer is trapped and could cause it to rot.
Also worth adding some vertical battons to keep a cavity between the feather boards and membrane.
Not meaning to sound extreme but thought it might be worth knowing if you ever do it again.
Great shed Ruth. look forward to other builds, etc.
Colin said to have a look, and im glad i did look. its an huge inspiration for projects on my own!
Thank you ☺️
Looking forward to seeing more! Watching from Pennsylvania in the U.S.
Instantly liked just for the Lego handles. I’m in!
I'm so jealous right now! I love your workshop! 😀
Omg I instantly fell in love with the editing and content of this Video 😍
Love your energy! Reminds me of superstar Tilly Lockey 💪😎
Great job!
So well done, thank you for sharing, from Henrico County Virginia
Saw you on Hannah Fry's Secret Genius of Modern Life and found your channel. Love your infectious enthusiasm :-)
Nicely done , great space ! I was a bit worried seeing the polystyrene sheets going in next to what looked like PVC cables. I have a feeling that this combo can lead to the cable sheath breaking down. Hope I'm talking rubbish.
I mentioned the exact same thing. Polystyrene cannot come into direct contact with pvc coated cables as it will slowly melt through the insulation on them. Only closed cell pir's are safe to touch them
This is amazing Ruth!! Looking forward to seeing what crazy inventions you make in it!! 😁👍
Thank you ☺️ lots planned!
Exceptional job!!! I'd love having a shop like yours.. But then, what would be expected from someone named Amos?? LOL...
Absolutely brilliant...I've been planning my workshop shed for far to long now but soon o will start 🤣 but a perk to this is getting to see more videos! Nice video & edit!
Really great workshop!! Love it. Well done. Good to see more women building! Enjoy. 🥰
Thank you ☺️
Great video and cant wait to see more of your videos. That workshop looks amazing, you should be proud of that :)
That is awesome, I have Shed Envy :-) Look forward to seeing what you make in there.
Was literally reading through the comments to see if anyone asked this question. ..."must not exceed 2.5m to the eaves.." which this would be fine if it wasn't within 2m of the boundary then that 2.5m proclaims to the overall height. Planning permission would be required in this case but can always be sought after the fact if it wasn't already. Sweet workshop though
Congrats on your new workshop it looks great 👍happy making!
Cool. Looking forward to seeing all the projects.
Thank you I can’t wait to share more from the workshop ☺️
Watched this last night and its a great build, only problem now is my feed is full of shed builds haha x
Great workshop, I'm really jealous about the ceiling height! Building in winter looks like a pain, good thing you had some extra hands to help out. And good planning (or luck?) that you got the roof on before the snow - neighbors to my parents built a house this winter, and they where shoveling snow out the front door... 😅
But it looks as though the height infringes UK regs.
The production quality of this video is immense for the first on your channel. Subbed.
Very good. Thank You.
Well done nice shed
Why did I see Colin Furze hand in this design....he has obviously developed a trade mark style of his own.
Nice job Ruth.
Came out great! fantastic video too
Thank you ☺️
Fantastic build Ruth👏👏, a great workshop space 👍
Fab workshop. Happy creating!
Thank you ☺️ I’m loving having my own space to make things in
brill love it ,,, need to try do mine now lol
Cracking workshop! Wish I had space for something like that, just have a big shed full of bikes, mower and kids toys 🤣. Loved following the build on Instagram and now seeing it all in one go. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Alan! Thank you for all your support. Can’t wait to build some inventions in the space!
Well done Ruth it looks great
Just found this. Looks like a great job. I just moved house and have space to build my own workshop built. It would be helpful to get a ballpark cost of your workshop please. And what were the finished dimensions? Thanks.
Thanks that’s tricky as it was a while ago and I did it in stages. At the time the concrete base was maybe a couple of hundred, but I also need a skip for the turf etc. the size is 3.8m by 3.8m
This is brilliant, love Colins work and just watched his shed making vid for ideas of my own. Yours has helped with a few questions I had. Just subscribed 👍
Love the vid and your enthusiasm. Trying to figure one out for myself and wondered if you could help answer a couple of questions. 1. It looks higher than 2.5m, was it easy getting planning permission? 2. Did you insulate them concrete slab, if so what with? 3. Did you use a vapour barrier on the inside before adding the ply? Thanks Marc
Yes your right, I didn't see a vapour barrier put on the inside so there could be moisture issues penetrating the insulation in cold weather with heating on, plus the membrane under the cladding was non breathable looking stuff, supposed to be breathable membrane on this side from what I have researched
Very nice! I'm looking to do the same and this video is very helpful
Very nice work. I spent some hobbying making a two-piece L shaped countertop height desk with removable legs, similar looking to your workbench. I love your workshop so far. Consider getting yoyr contractor's license, and home inspection service. You'll go far with that and when you're home have fun in your workshop.
Good stuff, Ruth. Enjoyed your excellent video and will look forward to more. Planning a small shop of about the same size (inside of an existing structure). Most interested in how creative you are in setting up this work space where every inch is valuable...and I'm hitting the above red button.
Awesome! Now thinking what to do with our garage :-)
Great to see you both looking so well xx
Oh you totally should add some workbenches!
Great looking shop!!
I love your enthusiasm!
I was seeing shades of Colin's "Solid Shed" on this, then sure enough at 1 minute in you confirmed it! You didn't go a posh slate roof though... haha. I used corrugated steel on mine, which is the Australian tradition. (Even on houses!)
Great build, I'd have run a power cable in ground in few inches of concrete connected to the cooker socket, then replaced the breaker for a 16amp, well that's what l did.
Very cool. Nice workshop!
If I could make one suggestion. Put a coat of two part flooring epoxy on the bench tops. It’s tough and makes cleaning up a spill easy. I’ve subbed to watch your progress. Cheers. 😀👍
Great video Ruth. I am inspired to build/upgrade my sheds now!
Yay! Can’t wait to see it!
I really enjoyed watching this, and the video production quality is ace. Lens flare that Micheal Bay would be proud off.
Thank you ☺️ you gotta love a bit of lens flare 😆
Awesome project looks great, keep up the great work. 👌😎🇵🇷
Such an amazing workshop. Really enjoyed following along on Insta but seeing a complete video was also super fun! Hope we’re going to see more solo projects on here soon!
Thank you! Yeah I’ve got lots of projects planned. Very excited to share more on here 💃
Great job!
Would love to see your full plans and cost break down, as double sheeting the bench to 2 x 18mm ply aka ££££££. 😱
This is a rad workshop! Side note: your intro cinematography is so good I thought it was a pre-roll ad for some pre-fab shed! Nice work!
Awww thank you! Now that it high praise!
Very cool! looks like a great space. Congratulations.
Thank you ☺️
Wow, that is so cool!😁
Awesome stuff. Followed across from your other channel. Cant wait to see more videos of things you build. - and just as with Furze's workshop, im nicking ideas for mine! ;-) Subscribed! - Martin
Awesome! Thank you! If we all keep improving on it we will went up with the ULTIMATE workshop design!!!
Great build video! Love the LEGO door pulls!
Thank you ☺️ I knew that I just had to include some Lego!
Yay so happy for you! Looks great!
Thank you ☺️ I’m so proud and super excited to be able to build more!
Great video - I'm hoping to build my own workshop and this was super useful. Thank you. Did you have any thoughts about ventilation? Some of the other videos I've seen mention this quite a lot. Thanks again, consider me subscribed!
Love a good workshop build
Really great job. Thanks for this video.
I want to ask about the concrete base. Do you had to ask about this your local council for permission?
I want start build workshop but it will be like workshop + greenhouse combination.
a large shop with no windows? you should add some hooks to the ceiling... for some.. um, "projects" ;D xD
Great space
Well done.
Thats class
Thank you ☺️
Really Awesome!!!
Thank you ☺️
When you showing the shed in the beginning I was thinking to myself "That kind of looks like it has a bomb shelter under it."
Ha ha, yeah, same here.
Awesome build, I've subscribed with the all alerts bell.
The current planning regulations state that if the shed/workshop is within 2.5m of a boundary then the max apex height is 2.2m without planning. Obviously with planning consent this can increase
Just a tip, plastic membrane is not really suitable in this application as it will cause the building to sweat plus any internal moisture cannot escape, you should really use a breather membrane such as tyvek or similar
Good work gal🎯💯
Love this, proper shed envy. Assume don’t need any planning permission for something like this?
Splendid work! I've had building a workshop on my mind a very long time. Did you use treated wood on the outside? Thanks!
Awesome video 👍 I have subscribed 👌 I love all that ply wood panelling and the workshop looks very sturdy.
Thank you ☺️
Very good
That's a top job that 👏
3 Years on how is it coming along? finally getting my 12x12 shed installed in Jan >.
Best thing I ever did! I love it! It’s gorgeous and such a lovely place to work in 💙
That's a nice workshop! I'd be building something similar but the crazy high prices on lumber puts this out of reach for the time being. Hopefully next year for me.
What a cool build. New sub from the FB "I like to make stuff" group.
Thank you and welcome 👋
Awesome