Base to walls in 18mins of your time
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- We are currently jumping from job to job at the moment, its not our preferred method, but delays in materials and delivery dates create a new need to work differently. In this video we insulate the floorboard it and erect the walls creating the openings for the doors and windows. hope you enjoy
Thanks so much for your videos! I'm currently planning my own build, and yours and Ali Dymock's channels have been invaluable for showing how to do everything properly. Hope that as well as giving us DIYers a lot of inspiration they also help you grow your business. Looking forward to the next one!
I have watched your channel from the start, Every video. 523k views now. Absolutely amazing. Well done William.
To watch a proper gaffa running shit, show those yanks a UK relevant version of productivity and drive, very few people putting out vids like these, I'd love to work for you mate. When you're all committed to a well led project run by a good captain it's such a good crack. Keep it up love watching these vids.
This blokes a hero! Every apprentice needs a boss like this bloke, so productive, you’d make a fortune if you learnt from this bloke. Much respect!
Who gave the video a dislike! What's that all about!!! Excellent production as always.
Imran, you can't please them all mate, I think I'm getting a few trolls on here now but goes with the nature of the beast that is youtube I guess. Also think some of the big suppliers are taking note ;-) Thanks for your subscription and kind comments
Haters gonna hate ....best videos I've seen on these beautiful structures ..Keep it up
Watching your series of videos is like serving an apprenticeship. Everything covered in such detail. Sometimes going over the video again as fast talking isn’t always easy to catch, have a word with your sound engineer 😁. Your technical dept however absolutely spot on. I need to get out more. New project starting soon👏.
Can’t you talk a bit faster mate ,I’m falling asleep here💤💤💤 very informative,excellent 10/10
The gaffa shows great drive and determination. Every business needs that.
Great bloody video. Fast but compact and comprehensive. You have a unique style that is not matched on here.
Thank you
You remind me of my gaffer when I was an apprentice lol I work in structural engineering now but reminded of those brilliant days! Excellent videos and work!
Amazing work gents, I can say with real confidence that you do one of the best, if not the best, garden room builds on all of UA-cam. I have exhausted this site of all Shed/Outbuilding/Garden office content on here. You started uploading a week ago and it came up straight away recommended by UA-cam and its the best I've seen.
Considering quitting my job to work for you! Quality stuff.
George Humphrey thanks mate! 🙌
You and your crew are 2nd to none, well done!
What a first class job, them nail guns can be lethal. Stay safe👌👌👌
I’m knackered watching it lol
[excellent craftsmen creating unbelievable garden rooms, good on you all, keep it up. These videos are very informative whilst the teams still finding time to have a laugh. Best garden rooms i've seen love watching them .]
Very good videos you make best I’ve seen
Love your video Will...so inspirational i want to build my own!! Also popping down to Express Bi folds in Romford tmrw. Cant wait
Have watched all your videos over the last couple of days as I am planning on building my own soon. Love the speed of the videos and the practical tips, would like if you could do some more about the finishing details and any tricky bits. Great to see someone take pride in their work, looks like a really good product.
David Bourke tell me which bits mate and I’ll do more
Chasing the grave buddy... easy or accidents happen....simple work..good job mate
Couldn't agree more,every accident i have had has had when I been rushing,there's always tomorrow
Brill videos. Love the builds. If you want an even speedier view and watch the gaffer go zoom zoom fast, click the setting and play it at +2 speed. ;) Or alternatively play it at slower speed. Looking forward to the next installment.
I’d fix the sole plate for the stud walls direct to the timber ring beam, instead of having a material like Weyroc inbetween due to its compressibility & moisture movement issues. But like the look of the finished products in your videos.
That's extremely impressive mate well done.
It’s like watching a time lapse in real time.
lmao
Glue taking 5 minutes to go off is too long for him.
Shine on you crazy diamond xox
Another great video 👍👍
Thanks for doing these appreciate the extra time they take.
Faffin' int' Garage sorry there rushed but times money, trying to fit everything in for you all
Just started my own and today dug 15 holes, 600 deep to sink M24 rods. It’s tough work!
Proper grafter, great to see
Great video and explanations. Gives me the confidence to go ahead and try myself and can re-check your videos for reference.....Cheers, much appreciated
Only just discovered your channel but great video, good detail and great pace! Best of luck with your channel.
POUSE around the HOUSE cheers mate
More great work, we need more of that energy, no buggering about.
Brilliant ! Just start building my first room and this is my inspiration. Wowsa!
I like the way you tell the lad on the camera where to point it🤣
Impressive. But would an apprentice absorb anything helpful? The bloke is so full of himself he doesn't explain his thought process. Oh, yea obviously done off camera.
Brill video once again full of info I'm currently planning my own its a pity im in Ireland as I'd have ye do it in a heartbeat👍👍👍
Love the video! Love the units you make, proper job! Plus, love that the chaps watching the boss smash it out will now have to clean all the saw dust off the grass from the choppy!!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣 a vac may have helped? What a mess lol
You can see why he loaded a nail into his own hand. Hit the middle peddle lad 😂
Good videos and super informative. I noticed that you don't make the side wall with a sloping top plate and with varying length wall timbers.? What do you do with the roof joists at the front and back to account for the 85mm fall?
Love the videos. Love the drive and enthusiasm. I'm currently building mine own and now tweaked it by watching your videos. A double batten and cedar tutorial would be great if you have the time. (Including the facias). Ignore the haters you come across brilliantly and your content is very much appreciated. And John on camera haha
It’s on its way
Why do you not have a double top plate? But great videos. Timber frame is the best builds. Warmer an can do soo much more with them.
Mate your a machine. Great work 👏🏻👏🏻
And that’s how the pros do it 👍🏻👌🏻
like others have said, you're awesome to watch! you don't fuck about and its clear to see you're very professional and passionate about your work, love it! i did have to put some ear defenders in as you speak quite loudly but i can let that slide! haha keep up the good work.
Legend you should be on the TV👍
It may be sooner than you think 🤞😬
Sorry if this question is dumb! Now you don't use firrings, but rather a higher front wall to get the pitch on the roof: is there no need to cut birds mouths due to the shallowness of the pitch? The way you plumb the walls is great, but I'm building my posh shed/motorcycle garage like this but on a concrete base and bolting the base plates to a brick course, what's my best bet to try square/plumb them - given I can't tack all those braces to the floor??? Thanks - great vids, been watching lots of them.
Fix a timber to the floor mate centrally, and fix them to tgat pal
@@thegardenroomguru .Thanks!
Love the build i want to build a garden room to incorporate a gym and Sauna 2 questions to get around the height restriction of 2.5 mtr i have a sloping garden 1. Can i dig down say 300 mm from the highest point then work from there to get my internal height of approx 2.3 As i want a gym would i need larger rods, plate washers and channel if so that's not a problem as i am a steel fabricator and can access materials.
Hi Peter. I’m currently building a garden gym and like you had a slope from my boundary fence to my lawn level. In my case it was 350mm and I dug down level to lawn. Essentially that’s given me a max height of 2850mm under permitted development. A word of warning - my gym is not going to be large, but the volume of soil I needed to shovel to level down to the lawn was insane! My back is still recovering several weeks later and the local skip company did well out of me. It’s very deceiving when initially eyeballing.
We build timber frames on a bigger scale but we also build small out buildings too and we ply on the floor , square on the panels and flush cut the windows out. Goes up square , level every time.
We’ve recently started doing this as the last few needed to be built and clad on the floor before standing up as they are so tight to the boundary. Your right, plum and square when stood up! Well be using this in the future as it’s quicker too
Gotta say mate love the work you put out keep up the good work :)
5 min is too long for us 😂 what a hero
Please tell me why you use breathable roof membrane for the floor? Could you not just use a standard damp proof membrane? Thanks
Great video! Building one myself. Do you recommend ringshank nails or smooth? Cheers
Salut,,je voudrais faire un bureau de 5 par 4 20m2 a tu des plans a me conseiller merci...
This guys racing to a heart attack......Iam having palpitations just listening and watching him....
Great videos mate, keep em coming, one question, what's stops damp rising through your metal piles?
I'm not even in the building industry and am an average DIYer at best but these videos are addictive. Think I just like building stuff from when I was a kid with mercano and lego but somehow ended up being a w@nker banker. Too late for a career change?
If you ever have funding page I'll send you something because you are informative, helpful and all round made me want to try build my own. Thx
You can tell who’s the gaffer and has to pay the bills and who’s on payroll. Nailing head and sole plate yourself. Anymore of that and I’d say their hands should be nailed into their pockets. Save them making the excuses
Hi got any vids on how to put the cladding on ? Great vids by the way 👍🏻
Joe Compton one coming soon mate, just not got any cedar until next week
Enjoying your videos- thanks! Just about to start my own garden room and learning a lot from your videos. Would you do bifold installation video? Be interested to see how you go about it and how your internal floor sits against the frame, etc- do you ever make them flush? Cheers, Liam
got a fitter doing the bifolds now, but if I fit a set ill do a video.
william griffin ok cheers 👍
Great video, I didn’t catch the make of flooring you used. Can you post on here please.
Lovely job mate, but why the rush ?
Great vid. What is the exact name of that flooring called your using. It looks very decent? Please. Do you have a link where I can get it? I am a carpenter and I can see you do a very good job on all your buildings, keep up the good work mate. The only thing I would say, is why don’t you double up on your top plates on walls to spread weight more. I’m honestly not criticising just a question? 👍cheers.
no, its a fair comment, appreciate its done that way on building regs, but never had a problem yet, roofs relatively light and wall is then clad in osb, its not going anywhere. flooring is egger protect mate
william griffin ok, thanks matey 👍
By coincidence I'm actually about to build a 5 x 3.5 mtr garden room. We're preparing the garden as we speak . I'm building on a concrete base. Have you any advice you can give me. Many Thanks. Maurice..
When the dimensions of the build are quoted ie 5m x 3m is that external measurements?
How do you stop rodents getting in the floor structure
Hi mate your block and line method would have been better straightening the top of the walls after plumbing the corners and instead measure the thickness of the bottom plate at each corner , strike a chalk line and follow that . Apart from that good job mate.
Top job
Why you in such a rush? Bloody hell!
trying to pay the bills mate, plus I've 9 jobs on the go ;-)
william griffin - I’m like this kicking my guys up the arse constantly too. Gotta set the pace, great work. Great communication. Zero waffling and fucking about, al correct tools and equipment to hand, done right 1st time and move the fuck on, get it done ✅ 👍👍👍
I've worked with chippys who would do this in the same time by themselves,,some people have the knack of looking and sounding flat out
Nice mate!
Do you make up drawings for the customers, to give them some idea of how the garden room would look in place?
Paul Taylor no mate, majority of my work, comes from previous images of builds the customer likes, or they’ll give me an image or sketch to go off
@@thegardenroomguru I do landscaping and make 3D models for the gardens i construct, it gives the customers a good idea of how the job will look, as well as working out materials, with the drawings being scaled, it would be an handy thing in your job...if you would like me to show you i would be happy to help pal 👍
Do the joist hangers and nail heads in the base cause any issues when laying down the 22mm floor boarding in terms of raised areas?
I'm building a shed/ workshop same size. I'd planned on using 3x2 for walls noticed yours are bigger should I increase?
75mm drop in roof silly question but the end of joists sitting over end would they sit slightly angled due to the incline? Do you put anything in the gap if there is one. Sorry for the amateur question boys
There practically flat mate, good question, it’s been asked before!
Youre busy as hell and you still find time to reply to us mere mortals thank you so much. Cant wait for day 3 of the latest build.
It’s a good one, just needs editing
Would screws be ok for the stud frame or does it have to be nails from nail gun
Utterly brilliant, can of Stella, bag of salted nuts and a video from you. What more can I want?👍
Stella!! man after my own heart! enjoy your premium beer my friend
Great job. Where do you get the steel sh9es for the base?
Hi William, finding the videos both educational and entertaining! Just a quick question, where do you get the steel box section from as was going to used wood to span a 2400mm gap for Upvc french doors but think steel will be better? Aslo is it rated to the job (ie the weight of the roof?). Regards Mike
mike wells we get it from a steel stockholders in Leeds, probably over kill, but the roof isn’t going anywhere then, it’s a 160x80 hollow section, it’s not a stock item but they get it in the next day so must be readily available I guess,
Brilliant video, thanks. Are most of the rooms over 2.5m from highest surrounding ground level?
Yes mate,
Hi - absolutely fantastic work and build quality and so grateful to you for sharing the advice and know-how. But please give some thought to your own long term well-being. Maybe you get some calm moments in your life but being 'hyped' to this level pumps adrenaline into your system and you could end up popping in mid-life as stress hormones affect the heart. Please make time to 'smell the roses' as they say...all the best and take care
Beast!
what type of wood is it you use for the studs, CLS, Treated Pine...
cls mate
Alright mate
Love your work man
Do U mind telling what types wood were used cause after watching this excellent video I'm ready 👍🤔
Treated 4x3 base perimeter
Treated 4x2 base joists
4x2 cls back and side walls , 5x2 front walls, 5x2 rood
@@thegardenroomguru thanks
No fucking about with you boys! Excellent 👌. Wee question I have thou, I noticed you just plumbing the corners and not the internal upright timbers. Does it matter these are perfectly plumb. Reason why I ask is you didn't space them exactly when putting them in. I could be wrong but if they aren't spaced inside perfectly, when you plumb the outside timbers, surely if they aren't spaced exact the rest won't be perfectly plumb.
Hi mate I'm in UK I've tyveked outside and I'll be having a cold roof system .do I need vapour barrier non internal walls .
Is that wall frame wood treated or not??
Do you think a lintel is still required if the opening is only 1800 for some French doors?
double timber bolted together mate
F**king brilliant videos mate.
Is the ceiling sloped ?
Could you join 2 6x2 over the bi folds and do away with the steel. Then use 4 x 2 for the front wall.
You could on a private build but I prefer a steel so I get no comeback
Great job slow down before you put another nail in your hand.
What 2 equal lengths does the stud shelf need to be to support the 160mm x 80mm steel?
200mm each side, double stud
Arise Sir shoutsalot
Take a breath son !!
Does the breathable membrane work after being pierced with screws?
works the same way it would on your roof after its had the roofing battens nailed to it
Do you only double up the 5x2 on the roof once you get to a certain size? Loving the videos.
ill double up over 3mtrs, appreciate timber span sizes, but never had a roof plater crack on me yet mate
What size cladding do u guys use ?
Slow down man you're gonna have a heart attack 😂😤😂
What’s the rush 🙄 where’s the tea ☕️ slow down 🤷🏻♂️
hi just wondering where you get the 22mm egger protect boards from?
I think you can get it from Travis Perkins if you’re in the UK.
How are you fixing the RHS down to the header plate on the bearing end? same tek screws?
Yes mate, drilled from underneath
Ain't milk brilliant
He’s good! But bet he goes through some staff! Could treat them a bit better!
Here’s the deal,
Take this how you will
We deliver a product
It’s what I’ve built my business around
These joiners come, they are incompetent and can’t do the basics, then they go.
Where do you see the issue?
I’m offering a high end result
They can’t do the basics
Tell me now, where you see your issue
Question for you, do you have to double batten ? And what size cill do you get with your doors and windows? Standard
Or long ?
Double battons and 190 cill
Double batten if your doing vertical cladding. Can do single if the cladding is horizontal. It’s so water and moisture can travel out and not collect
skaterguy52 we double anyway, allows air flow
Do you have to notch the rafters if the front wall is higher than the back wall?
Nope, we pitch the roof, internal and external, provides maximum head height internally and is only noticeable if tv is on side walls
You know what they say ? A nail in the hand is worth two in the nogging 🤣🤣
faster reload on the nailgun than I could do with my SA-80 😂
I wish! biggest regret of my life not joining :-(
when i watched him loading up the nail gun, i thought he had to be x mil lol