The shed 7 years on!!

Yayyyy I bet you are all finally thinking who enjoy these longer shed update videos!!
I’ve been experiencing issues with my phone lately not recording sound properly, sounds muffled and awful so I’ve been experimenting with using an external microphone, it’s taken me a while to find the right one that works, it’s still not perfect but I’m getting there with it slowly,
So here is the shed 7 years on and as you can see I’ve made some major changes to the overall layout of the shed,
I’ve incorporated my firework interest into the shed as you can see with the new firework cabinet installed at the back, I’ve also knocked through into that back room where the flushometer tank is in preparation for a future expansion to the shed for a unique project which is still being planned,
The American toilets that I have in my collection have all been flanged down properly now too as I bought the parts to do that from my recent trip to Florida,
The other toilets that I had installed in here have been safely stored away as I plan to change things round with them now and then,
Just hope I can make this future project happen!!
Thanks for watching!!
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[@TaylorSwift57637]

Lovely setting

[@dauntless486]

Wooooooo hoooooooooooo! Always love seeing new videos from you

[@sparkyfireworks]

Thanks mate, more should be coming soon,

[@frequentflusher]

Brilliant work!

[@sparkyfireworks]

Thanks mate!

[@robbiewales3007]

Planning to add more toilets in the future or even different types of urinals

[@greego5952]

So less toilets in your toilet shed now, but EYYY FIREWORKS. LIVES UP TO YOUR CHANNEL NAME

[@jbsimmons54]

I see you added another North American terlit! 😁. Me thinks you should try and add a swirly rear trapway type before they disappear forever due to lower gpf/lpf standards. The iconics would be the swirly American Standard Cadet in either floor/wall tank/flushometer elongated/round design. This is the most iconic one from the 1950's to 1980's. I'd also try and get a swirly wall mount/tank Glenco from that period (looks like a Cadet inside). Different names for wall vs floor mounts. Also a American Standard swirly Afwall/flushometer from the 1980's (squarish bowl design) and maybe a swirly Kohler Kingston wall mount/flushometer from the 1980's. In the 1990's most of the swirlies started going away. We still have them, but are made overseas and builders are importing them for residential use. Prolly made in China.

[@BTRPlumbing]

Incredible!

[@sparkyfireworks]

Thanks mate!!

[@wutheringheightsboy]

I love the Brampton

[@stevenv2190]

That Unitas - looks like a German toilet - with "poop" shelf.

[@greego5952]

how else are you supposed to examine your stool?

[@c4n8r]

5:07 toilet was yelling in pain

[@TSNY18-Animations]

Where do all the toilet pipes lead to? Do they lead to public sewers?

[@3CatFamily]

Yay

[@KennyMcCormick-o4z]

And others toilets?

[@thayoliver3774]

C. N

[@DominatorSlayer17]

Still amazing💦💦💦🔥🔥🔥