Dream Garage build has started ! | Dream Garage Ep1 | 4K
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 พ.ค. 2024
- After 12 years of wanting to do this project work on my dream garage build has started. I thought it would be fun to document the process is a series of videos. In episode 1 I walk you around the building and explain what we are going to be doing.
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Put the kitchenette upstairs, you’ll regret not having a triple width garage, I promise you, you can never have enough garage space.
Totally agree! Three bays are better.
Absolutely stunning your place let alone the opportunity for you to have this amazing barn turn into a absolute dream garage but I would go with a triple & put the kitchen upstairs as you have shed loads of room!! As what an opportunity to have a triple rather than a double!!😬 Good luck whatever you decide but triple all the way for me Pete & thanks for the tour!!👌🏻👍🏻
Absolutely agree. Ground floor space for cars, upstairs for people.
Although for future use, it could then be more readily converted into a house or ‘flat over garage’ dwelling?
Couldn’t agree more with you guys, kitchen upstairs every time.
Definitely put the kitchenette, etc, upstairs with toilet understairs, then you've got a triple garage, which is priceless as a car nut.
With the office and bathroom upstairs, think about putting the kitchenette up there, too. Then you're not up and down the stairs every time you and visitors fancy a cuppa, and it gives you more vehicle storage/orientation options. If you're desperate for a downstairs sink and tool store, there'll still be room for both under the stairs. It’s going to be a great project. Thanks for sharing your journey
Nice idea 👍
And could Airbnb it in future / retirement!
I agree with others, don't give up your garage space for a kitchenette. Build it upstairs or eliminate it from the design. You need room for cars, you have a kitchen in the house. Whatever you decide to do, happy building!
Very exciting. Look forward to following the progress.
Thank you!
Hi Ped
I can appreciate the excitement on the start of the build. We carried out a not dissimilar project at our last house 9yrs ago. I would join others in saying 3 Bay garage on ground floor with all other facilities on 1st floor. Never regretted that decision on our project as our "fleet" went up to 5 in total! Wish you luck and look forward to plenty of content on progress to completion.
Did exactly this with my barn about a year ago….kitted it out with a lift and workshop for my historic rally car. Great project and fantastic addition to have 👍
Nice 👌
You have an enviable spot there. Countryside, but with immediate neighbours giving a classy spacious suburban feel. Stone and timberwork. Farmland on your (back) doorstep.
I'll miss the rustic feel to it, but it's your garage, not mine!
No question- out the kitchenette upstairs.
Ooh construction work at long last😂 hope everyone is well.
Exciting 😬
Evening all !!
Hi 👋
3 car garage Pete!
Love this as I’ve got to redo my 2 cars garage in the Cotswolds. Not easy with grade 2 listed buildings!
Oh yes 😬
Great idea. Afterwards, you will wonder how you managed so long without it.
I know, right?
Cheers mate
I would advise planning to put in plenty of network cabling now (CAT6), the cost and ease to do it early makes life so much easier. From many years of experience always run 2 CAT cables to every place you think you might need them. Run everything back to a small patch panel and allow for PC, Diagnostic equipment, TV, phones and more importantly security camera locations etc. Finally allow a underground duct heading back to the house if you should need to push anything through at at later stage, as you wont want to pull up the nice floor. Good luck with the build! 😀
Thanks. Lots of cables planned 👍
Nice garage, wide doors are the key .
You got that right!
Exciting times, Pete!
Irrespective of many of us thinking we know better, I am genuinely pleased for you. A dream coming true, and no matter what, it's going to be fantastic when it's all finished.
Remember me? Been away a while! Im the guy that got the Schnauzer called Mabel after seeing yours featured so much. Got to say shes the best thing ever to happen to me alongside my son, so thank you. Looking forward to your garage build, so jealous of where you live.
Sure do. How’s the pup ?
@@PetrolPed She's amazing, such a bright loving dog and a great support to my autistic son
Exciting times ahead best of luck with everything 👍👍👍
Will look forward to seeing this build series.
Yah brings back some good memories Pete. I remember having our self contained barn built, that was a long time ago now and it stores cars, motorbikes and some racing carts. Lots of good times in there. Enjoy the build it’s an awesome experience ❤
Looking forward to this mate, great content. Will look amazing when its done.
This is brilliant, exciting
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Good Afternoon!!!
Hello there!
Keep the videos coming on the progress. Will be great to see it all along the way. Thanks for sharing. Great home you have.
Awesome looking forward to your Journey.
More to come!
Sounds great looking forward to see it all
You and me both!
I also agree with others that it would be good to have a third car bay. If it were me, I'd also put a double or triple carport in front of the triple garage to accommodate your daily drivers and a visitors spot (and an undercover charging bay).
I doubt planners will allow this in an area of outstanding natural beauty.
@@hpman911 I can't see why not. Although I understand where you're coming from. And Ped said they couldn't get permission to allow direct access to the first floor from the rear. But from the front it wouldn't change much. A flat-roofed timber carport, stained dark brown would seem more in keeping than what they've given permission for. But you may well be right, because AFAICS planners often have very limited vision. IMO, a timber deck on the back would have been nice as well, but clearly the planners think such will affect the farmer's outlook and privacy, or they have some other strange idea of the environmental impact of a door and a very limited increase in humanity on display.
No way that would get through planning sadly 😢
@@PetrolPed Thank you for clarifying...not that it's really any of my business.
Hi ped that sounds great I’ll look forward to seeing the results cheers buddy
Good stuff.
Thanks!
Very exciting
Thanks 🙏🏻
Good luck with the build. And thanks for sharing.
Thanks Dan 👍
Can’t wait to see it from start to finish!! 👍🏻👍🏻 be an amazing garage when complete I’m sure..
Can't wait to see the end result, and the cars that will be housed in it.
Love it - love these builds
Thanks 🙏🏻
Beautiful property!
Thank you 🙏🏻
Excited and it shows, looking forward to seeing the progress.
😬👍
Looks quite a project Pete. I’ll add to the chorus of voices saying put the kitchenette upstairs as by the sound of it you’ll be spending time up there filming and editing which is thirsty work 😉 and would give you an extra bay for that Morgan 3 Wheeler that you probably don’t yet know you want 😁
Look forward to the build video’s
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What a beautiful place to live look forward to seeing the build
Thank you 🙏🏻
Looking forward to many more videos
More to come!
Well gel❤
Garage goals 🥰 Looking forward to watching it come together :)
Me too 😬
Hi Peter this is so exciting my mate so looking forward to watching you on this journey and seeing this dream garage becoming a reality and thank you for sharing this with us all regards to mrs P & the pups 🐶
Will be following this cant wait to see your finished build
Thanks 🙏🏻
🍀Congratulations🍀
Enjoy this renovation ride 👌👌 take it from an architect 😉
We will!
I'm very excited to be seeing the work being done 😊
Thanks mate 🙏🏻
What a wonderful project. Congratulations!
Thank you so much!
Amazing, I am so happy for you looking forward to following the entire build!
Thank you!
Brilliant! I look forward to seeing how the build progresses!👍🏽
Thanks 👍
Cannot wait for this transformation! Thanks for bringing us along Ped ;)
More to come!
Very cool and exciting, well deserved look forward to see the project progress 😊
Thank you! 😀
Envy pal, very nice.
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Been waiting for this for ages. It’s going to be great!
Me too 😬👍
Glad to see work started. Hope everything runs smoothly.
Thanks 🙏🏻
It's going to be amazing.... not at aaaall envious! Looking forward to the updates😊
Can't wait!
Congratulations on the excellent project. Lovely area to live in. Looking forward to seeing the progress and final result. All the best.
Great project. Really looking forward to future installments. Will be fantastic when finished.
Thanks!
Sweeeeet!
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Good luck Peter, thanks for sharing your plans. Good luck😊
Thanks 👍
Good luck with the build. Sounds mega🎉
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That will be fantastic when it’s finished, and your house looks to be in a beautiful location.
Thanks you. We are very lucky 🙏🏻
Looks stunning Ped - well done on all your achievements.
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Congratulations, it's going to look great when it's done.
I hope so!
Great stuff Pete. Really looking forward to the build. It's really like a mini Shmee Shmuseum! All the best M8, cheers, John.
Stunning property mate. So peaceful as well. 👌
Thanks 👍
Great to be able to follow you during this exciting times ❤
Thanks 🙏🏻
Looks good. Done loads of similar projects, very satisfying work.
Cool, thanks
Fantastic Ped, I'm very happy for you. You live in a beautiful area, too. I'm looking forward to seeing the build progress.
Thank you kindly
This is going to be fascinating, Pete. What a great project.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Wow, looks like it will be an awsome garage
Hope so!
It's going to be epic Pete! You deserve it! Can't wait to see the progress and final result.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Wow. Excellent. What an addition to the house. Looking forward to the updates.
Thanks 👍
Here we go, great the dream is starting it's journey to completion 🎉
Yes indeed!
Good luck with the rebuild!
Thanks 🙏🏻
Great to see your dream coming to life..a true reflection of your work ethic and your dedication to what you do. All credit to you.
Much appreciated!
Uhm, wait😅. So you are doing a car youtube mancave garage 🤯🤯. This will be a epic garage.
Yep 👍
Will look amazing ped. Congratulations! You deserve it with all your hard work keep pressing on !
Thank you! Will do!
Always good to get a project started. At least all the work will be above ground. 💪👏❤
Most definitely!
Well done to you PP.
You deserve it through all your hard work, honest & down to earth reviews.👏👏👏
Much appreciated
Would be great to see how garage relates (spatially) to your main house - great build btw.
Pretty much the same square meterage. House 124 m2 and garage 120 😮
I hope the renovation/build project runs smoothly for you Pete.
Thanks 🙏🏻
Looking forward to this. Love building work, as well as cars. Designed and co-built 2 big extensions to the house we've now lived in for 28 years - loved every minute of the whole process. Good luck.
That sounds great 👍
Evening all! Hope everyone is doing well and have a great last few days of the week.
Hi 👋
Pete You could call it the Petrol Palace
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Just Loving Your Vlogs Mr. Petrol Ped, They Are So Interesting And Entertaining. Thank You ... 👍👍👍
Glad you like them!
You may be surprised to know that projects like these, especially being done by a car enthusiast, can be every bit as interesting if not more than the usual review videos. I will certainly give everyone a lot of ideas for their own garage. I love these types of project videos. Looking forward to the process. Enjoy.
The response so far has surprised me. Will cover even more detail as a result 👍
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Hope all goes well great plan to video the build always very interesting.👍🐶👍🐶
Thanks 👍
Love this sort of build vid. Looking for to seeing it all come together.
You and me both!
Loving this content 👌🏻 Living the dream Ped , love it 👏🏼
Thanks 🙏🏻
Once complete it will be a cool place to record an episode of a certain podcast 😉
Oh yes. Already planned 👍
It’s going to be great and well worth doing, interesting to follow the progress 😊
I hope so!
Note sure if anyone has mentioned this but think about ventilation. I've had typical family cars until I bought a 911 last October which I am very passionate about. The car is garaged and not used as a daily drive. I'd always thought that garaging a car would be good for it but over the winter I installed temperature and humidity sensors inside and outside the garage. The garage is of normal construction with brick walls, slate roof and an up-and-over door. What I noticed is that the relative humidity (RH) in the garage was typically 10% to 25% worse than outside, varying between 65% and 90% RH over much of the winter when outside was typically less than 70%. I understand that the risk of mould increases greatly when relative humidity is more than 70% so these results concerned me. To address this and control the RH you can use dehumidifiers or keep the temp above about 15 deg. C. Both can be expensive and are hard to do in a garage with so many holes and gaps around doors. Another and cheaper alternative seems to be forced air circulation. So pumping outside air into the garage using an extractor fan type arrangement. It seems a 150mm fan should be enough but I have not tested this. Currently I'm part way through my research on the solution but will certainly install something for next winter. The reason for the post here is to encourage you to look at building in some form of humidity management into the new garage as it's being built. This should be cheaper and better than retrofitting later. And apologies for the long post!
Thanks for this. Will look into it 👍
@@PetrolPed Pete, it might be worth buying a cheap 'hygrometer' ... you can get them for under £20 from the bay.
I use one in my man cave, as I have expensive acoustic guitars, and have to control the humidity of the room.
Even the cheap ones are accurate enough, you can literally blow on the sensor and it will instantly change the reading.
Edit - the one I use actually costs about £8 ! The model number is a HTC-1 ... shows temperature, humidity, and the time.
I'm so happy for you! I understand when things you dream about come to be reality. Seeing your excitement makes me get excited about the build project. Also, I just love seeing your miniatures moving about the property with you. Keep them as much as you can in your videoclips, they are just amazing! Again, congratulations!!!
They like helping 😂
Absolutely stunning and can’t to see it finished. To say that I’m green with envy is an understatement 👍
Many thanks!
Thank you. Great to learn of your plans and look forward to updates. Very best wishes from Ellan Vannin/Isle of Man
Thanks 🙏🏻
Being a builder myself I can see this is not going to be cheap, especially with the barn being built into the banking (lots of tanking etc) and also because it’s in the national park and will have to be in keeping, which is what I’m sure you want. Will be amazing I’m sure. PS them timbers you pointed at are roof trusses and those particular ones are king trusses, Google roof trusses design if your interested 😀
my thoughts exactly ( as an architect/lecturer)
Just what I was thinking 👍 I’m not a builder but having a lean to at the back of our house that’s built into a slope I’m aware good planning is a must to prevent damp problems. Am sure Pete and his architect have considered this but it’s a good point to raise.