Any reason not to build the walls flat and then raise them into place and screw together? Assuming you have adequate room of course? Also since the one side is so close to the fence how're you going to get back there to attach the siding?
Hope all is well with you Rob. I see you used .75 base metal thickness, and you shop at Bunnings. I'm in Adelaide all our Bunnings has is 0.50 bmt. Where did you buy your stud and track?
You gotta finish that. Nice job so far.
I would love to see how the roof and the rest of the build came out
Very skilled! A pleasure to watch you work. Thanks.
Just amazing! Wonderful video. Very complete. Thanks!
Great video!
I would love to see the rest of the project!
Any reason not to build the walls flat and then raise them into place and screw together? Assuming you have adequate room of course? Also since the one side is so close to the fence how're you going to get back there to attach the siding?
Wild arms background music :P
Did you film the rest of the build? I would love to see it.
This video helps..👍
id love to see the cladding/ roofing u put on this. what angle is the roof at ?
Great vid mate. Did you complete and record the rest?
Great build! Sorry for being a d!ick and pointing out that ideally that heat pump should be 300mm of the wall and without that shed in front of it.
Hope all is well with you Rob. I see you used .75 base metal thickness, and you shop at Bunnings. I'm in Adelaide all our Bunnings has is 0.50 bmt. Where did you buy your stud and track?
What calb do you use wht size of metal stud do you use?
where did you buy them?