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Hello fella!! I get them from ‘buyabeam’ and here’s the link for what you need 👍 shop.buyabeam.com/suppliers/surrey/rectangular-box-section/rectangular-box-section-S235/products/160-x-80-x-5-rhs

Thats brilliant mate, thanks for the info. Price seems very reasonable so will be ordering this weekend. Might be getting a bit ahead of myself as I've only got as far as cementing all the threaded bars. Orbital fasteners for the all the ground pins as you recommend were also fantastic! Thanks for putting out all these great videos.

Hello Anthony, you'll be fine fella. If you've used the 'Jacks' system that raises it up you will have zero issues at all. 😀

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts I haven’t used the jacks I’ve used engineering bricks to raise my joists off the floor and put DPC over each brick. My only worry was the rain water being able to get underneath my building. Cheers 👍

Hello Vic! It was the 1.2mm from rubber4roofs fella 👍

​@@TheHomeRenovationExpertscheers mate. Just ordered mine, whole 24m2 to lay over the weekend.

Yeah it’s definitely not my favourite job but needs must as they say. The good thing is that the main joints will be accessible from under the sink unit once that’s fitted which actually makes me feel a little better 😀👍

hhh man!! Yeah asbestos is a really pain in the wallet!! Hope it goes ok! 👌

100% will do as well!! Although the old one have been in for 20 years with no cover and done fine lol 😜

She can have a go if she likes! 😂👌

Now that’s just asking for trouble!!! 😜

Hello Mark! Cheers for the comment fella! Yeah soil stacks in side are a pain! But round my way it’s standard. To answer the question this one is staying where it is and the gutters are going to chop a section out the back of a unit to allow for it. I’ll be then boxing it in and painting it. Making the best of it really. And really hope wickes do a good job for her as she is lovely!! What did they balls up on your fella??

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts thanks for taking the time to explain Steve much appreciated. Wickes wise the problem was they employ freelance fitters and we got a particularly bad one. everything was a problem for him and (like some workmen) he showed up sporadically rather than doing the job from start to finish he didn't show up for a couple of days (other jobs) but made poor excuses... in fairness the order turned up complete and in plenty of time BUT the fitter was a real problem. He tried to charge us for electric work inspection when it was included in the total price we'd paid when we ordered the kitchen... i ended up asking the wickes area manager to leave our house as his attitude was terrible... i really hope that wickes have sorted out their fitters and your job goes well. better to know before, I'm sure it's the luck of the draw Steve. all my best and thanks for your work, yours is a great channel.

Thank you for taking the time to comment and let me know fella! Good to hear the stuff I’m putting out there is being well received 👍 Hope you’ve had a great weekend buddy!!! 👍👊

There was! The next door neighbor has a dog!

Funny you should say this! The clients out side tap blew in winter after freezing and the water was collecting for hours. The guy said the only thing that saved his house from flooding was the fact that the way I had built the base was soooo good at draining even mains pressure couldn’t fill it up! lol So no you’ll never get rot using this system fella 👍👊

Yeah I agree, but in my experience when yiu do get the splitting from fixing like this, 9/10 there was a defect in the board and a weak point 👍👊

You may think you are right , but you are not ! How you do it is up to you , but you shouldn't tell others how to do it ! A 150mm wide board. Can shrink or expand 5to8mm , it will then split with two nails in it ! I am 76 , been working g with wood since I was 15 trained by men that new the job !

@@richardsharp7400 Hello Richard! Thanks a lot for your comment and I appreciate you pointing this out. Next time I do this I shall adapt my fitting to allow for this! And fair play for all your years in the trade. Do you miss it or still dabble?

Cheers fella! Hopefully it helps a few people out! 👍

Watcha buddy!! Its great to be back thank you and chuffed your enjoying it! ever any questions about anything DIY ping em over as always happy to help!

Hello Daz! Great question and the short answer is I'm not sure. I always use 160 x 80 x 5 box steel as thats more than enough to hold a flat roof above a doorway. I've never had to do a pitched roof so I'm not sure exactly whats required. Sorry I couldn't be more help on this one buddy...

Cheers fella! I cant wait for it to be plastered!!

Yeah no idea! I liked the old one but this one is defiantly thicker which I liked! 😄

Yeah it's Sunday so think my brain is thinking o e thing and my mouth saying another! lol 😆So this was vapour barrier NOT breather membrane 🤔

Yeah my brain was tired today so this is vapour barrier and NOT breather membrane (which I do have on the outside lol 😆

Where about in Ireland are you fella?

Hello buddy!! Righto, stick down your weed membrane, stick 100mm of type 1 down and compact it and you 100% good to go! I only used pea shingle as my supplier was low on type 1! 🤣

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts ah ok thanks , I was planning to create a proper solid base

Top tip!! Cheers for that buddy!! 💪🏻🙌

Hello John! Wickes is where I get it from, order online and they will deliver it, but anywhere like that will do it 😃

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts thanks :-)

Cheers for that fella! I love making them and helping people 👊👍

Hello Steve!! Absolutely matey, just buy the appropriate stuff and get cracking 👌

lol you must be sick of the sound of me by now!! 🤣

Haha not at all. I actually wish they were longer. You do a brilliant job Steve. I’m using your methods to do my own build. I have watched Liam as well but it’s great to see you back doing garden rooms 😊🖖

Also your videos provide more of a Personal touch. 👍

Galvanised is what I get from ‘Orbital fasteners’ never had a problem and love these things!!

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts Checked Orbital online and they have plenty BZP rods available but no 1 metre galvanised ones. I know you tend to use the washer plates on all your builds. In two minds about the steel shoe or washer plate.

@@jimjulien01 steel shoe is a bit of a pain in the bum at times, when you go to fit your osb11mm on the outside the show always forces the bottom out whereas the plate allows it to go all the way to the bottom and sit in it nicely 👍😁

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts Square plate washer seems to make things a bit more easier looking at your videos. In particular with the base joists and PIR. The weight of the build itself is ample I suppose and not going anywhere. Less notching out to do. Cheers Steve 👍

@@jimjulien01 your welcome fella! Always happy to help out where I can 👍

Morning Tony 👍 Insulation went in on latest video. Gotta keep these things cosy 👊😁

It's shite in which way is that good job

Watcha Kevin! Yeah I do cheers but for the video I just held me breath! 🤣😂

You clearly don’t understand the link between the UK permitted development rights and height restrictions vs warm roof, cold roof, or hybrid roof. What you tried to explain, clearly not being able to name it, was a warm roof. An OSB, PIR, OSB ‘sandwich’ roof a waterproofing layer on top like rubber, etc. Great in practice, and great if you want to pay out for planning permission to go over the 2.5m height regulation. Now apply that to a PDR build, and if you went warm roof you’d be banging your head on the internal ceiling. Clearly your brain isn’t engaging with the limitations vs the best solution 🤦‍♂️ And who has a go at free content on UA-cam! 🤡

Cheers Gareth!! Couldn’t have said it better myself 👍👊🙏

Hello Martin!! So the main from is 3 x 4 and the joists are 4 x 2 👍

Oh yes! Same with cutting out the sockets and light switches, these builds are doing the most and best we can within the limitations that we face. 👌👍

Hello Tony!! So the steel was ordered but slow delivery, so instead of ‘stopping’ the build I just carried on 👍🤣 And roof is hybrid which works great in these low occupancy builds. In ideal world a warm roof would be my preference but can’t under permitted development 🤷‍♂️

That does make sence but I’m with you thinking it’s a tad over kill! 🤣 Cheers for the comment!

He is a ledgend!! 👊

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