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proper job 💪

Awesome Man, Nice job

Thanks for the update Carl. It's looking good. I bought your plans & have got most of the materials & local supplier costs written up. Ran out of time this year, so saving your project up for Spring 2025 in the garden space I've prepared. Thanks again. Geoff

DPM same as pond liner?

Hope I can build it!!!

Nice work, looking to do similar. Rough costs on materials so far? 👍🤔

Good shed build

Good video...! All important points mentioned... and the practical demonstration... Thanks

Did a great job bud , works for a company that does em , can’t fault it 👍

thank you for sharing, appreciate it!

It is beautiful

Did you wrap around the DPM?

Good video buddy. Nice little gym there! What size is your internal floor space in metres? And is your rubber flooring adhered to the subfloor or just dry laid?

Brilliant stuff mate!

A year already 😮. It's held up extremely well, it was an excellent project.

Thanks so much for sharing the update, I've watched your build videos quite a few times now as inspiration and I'm just trying to attempt a build myself. I'm just about to finish the shuttering in order to get the concrete poured in the coming weeks. It's probably not the most ideal time of year due to the weather but oh well! Thanks again for sharing, really enjoyed this update and glad that you're enjoying your extra space!

Still looks great Carl. Im putting aircon in my place as it keeps you warm in winter without condensation on windows and comfortable in summer. For the outside moss, i use white vinegar. Works great on a mossy fence too.

Thank you!

Brilliant video. I’m going to attempt this build 👌🏻

Brilliant. This is the FIRST and ONLY youtube instructional video that I have watched with a tolerable pace to it. Great job of not blathering on with self indulging garble nobody wants to hear. Steady progress throughout the entire thing! Hats off to you!

Do you remember what this entire build cost by any chance?

I thought the point of using nails was because the tensile strength of nails is stronger and they won't snap unlike a screw?

You are seriously underplaying your skillset. Great job, mate.

1 question. Do you need planning to build one?

What gauge dpm is that?

You've got amazing skills, bro!👏👏

thanks for the video but hope you talk about materials etc than story , make another short with names of materials and explain alternatives etc

other people who creating clip must learn from you , totally useful and powerful

V nice,how much did it cost. Thanks

Just about to build my room. before adding the the front piece to the roof do you plumb cut the rafters or just keep them square. So if just left does the fascia sit at a slight angle thanks

Awesome job mate! I'm inspired to do the same! Thanks!

I’ve been thinking of doing something similar to my cellar. It’s quite damp down there but I just want to make it a bit more pleasant than now, not a ‘habitable room’. This looks like an affordable quick fix solution but this survive in a cellar?

Hi, how did you know what depth to dig down ? is there a recommended depth that the height pg the timber frame needs to be to support the mot type 1 and then the cement ? Ideally I would want the shed base to be slightly above ground level

I wanted to see the inside 😢

Thanks for the video mate!

Looks wicked 👌

Any problems removing the wooden form?

Great Video ❤

Good job - very professional.

Top job 👍🏼

Didn't catch in the video when you put the angled piece of wood in there. Whyd you angle it instead of having it run straight? Also would you mind sharing how big this platform is? I'd like to make one for my shed as well and Im not sure how to space the bars / shims

This is for UK only.

Perfect

Beautiful job.

Great work pal

Great video, I'm about to start building my garden room! I'm very new to this so have no idea!!! I noticed you used a breathable membrane on the outside but none breathable on the inside, should it not all be breathable? Thanks

Did you use for the openings the black material?

Great job. I did the same myself with no help. Definitely the hardest part was the ceiling plasterboard. I used 15mm soundboard. Did it myself using a deadman prop and screwing into the walls temporarily to hold one side.

If I could afford ot buy a house I'd definitely do something like this. Looks great

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