I Built the World's NICEST Shed! (Modern Shed Build Time Lapse)
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- Опубліковано 29 вер 2024
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Last Summer, I Built (in my opinion) the World's NICEST Shed! This video is a Modern Shed Build Time Lapse of the entire shed construction process from start to finish. Everything from framing, siding, roofing, and everything in between is covered in this DIY Shed building time lapse. Building a Shed is a project that almost anyone can tackle with a little bit of knowledge and hard work. This video, along with my Free Modern Shed Building Ebook, will show you everything you need to know to build your own Modern Shed!
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Kudos to him getting it done in under 10 minutes
Longest 10 minutes of my life lol
And all by himself ( "I" .. )
😂😂
Dude u built such a nice shed
Thanks!
I like that you painted the grass to match the shed
😂 lol
Gorgeous shed and a gorgeous man!
Couldn’t believe that pink tin can was on such a perfect concrete foundation.
Very nice looking and quality. Next time double the space.
Cool shed! Only critique is the lack of insulation or roof/soffit vents. Gonna be cold in the winter and hot in the summer
That's fair - room for upgrades in the future!
Best part about this video is that one of guys built this shed in Crocs!!
Steel toe baby haha thanks for watching
Bubbles is better plus he's got room for the kitties. 😻
The PVC conduit should be buried at 18 inches? 🙃 awesome shed
Beautiful job. And the best part is you got a nice place to go when the old lady gets on your nerves.
Did you not film the part where you left a mistake for the inspector to find?
Good job 👍
Thanks!
I need this on my backyard can you tell me how can I get this done please 🙏🏻
It is a nice shed. However, I would have insulated the interior walls, maybe with a spray foam. Other than that, nice job.
Nice to see the next generations taking such an interest in building. ...but the Crocs on the jobsite? I remember using boat shoes on mine back in the day... that is until the first, heavy piece of lumber crashed down on my foot! Excellent work guys. Thanks for posting this.
Wondering what the total cost for this project is?
I would estimate around 5k, but I need to add everything up. I will post a cost breakdown video soon!
What is the total cost to build it up?
Cost breakdown is here!
ua-cam.com/video/qUXTZ3ZA4Vw/v-deo.html
Great build but by lifting subfloor off the concrete base a couple of inches would allow for airflow underneath shed so it can always dry out fully after each rain fall. Would last hell of alot longer.
How would you do this? Like using spacers to elevate the framing off the concrete pad? Or using spacers between the subfloor and the floor framing?
@@jamalgibson8139
Hi i use x 50mm x 50mm low profile bearers Made from 100% recycled plastic or treated timber would work fine. Just place bearers opposite direction to your subfloor timbers so that you subfloor sits on the new bearers. You could still fit a skirt around the base to hide the 50mm gap but as long as you fit air vents at each end for decent airflow
@@Standupuk Thanks so much! I'm looking to do a similar build in the future, so any tips are really appreciated.
It looks like his floor joists are pressure treated 4 x 4s laid directly on the slab. They won't rot, but I suppose the plywood subfloor might eventually without airflow. I doubt he'll have a problem.
He could have saved a lot on the lumber: 2 x floor joists, single top plate ( with rafters stacking), and by eliminating a few unnecessary studs.
But all in all, an impressive build, well done.
It occurred to me that he could have cantilevered a foot or more on all four sides and gotten more square footage out of that slab.
But it's a well done job, and he sure didn't cheap out or cut corners.
Well said but i also would add some insulation like bitumen or roofing felt so there would be no direct contact between concrete and wood.
I'm not gona lie, my only complain is that you didn't insulate the shed.
Lies!
No insulation. I know it's only a shed but a shed that looks that good would have me hanging out inside of it quite a few times
Would be a waste of space and/or money.
Great build! Cheers
Appreciate it, Jeff! No hammock, but maybe on the next one 👍
Awesome build! What was the total cost and time to build?
Great question! So many of these DIY videos look amazing, but don't discuss my most important consideration: cost.
Cost breakdown is here!
ua-cam.com/video/qUXTZ3ZA4Vw/v-deo.html
@@AndrewThronImprovements Hahaha. It takes 9:46 to show us how to build it and 10 minutes to explain the cost. Sorry, I just got a laugh from that even though I didn't watch the cost video. Keep up the good work.
Quality build. You gotta be proud of that. Not just this, but everything you did before this to give you the skill level to do this. 👍🏻
Andrew! OMG that's a gorgeous shed bro! Love the detail work you did to make it extra special inside! Great video and editing also. Thanks for the awesome content.
I appreciate it!! Thanks so much for watching and for the support!
I did something very similar, but I used the old metal shed to roof the new one. It worked and looks great
That would have been smart!
Looks awesome, man! I have a nice shed also. I added radiant barrier foam insulation followed by blown in cellulose. Then, I installed a tiny window A/C that is on a humidistat to keep my tools and equipment from rusting or rotting. It works awesomely. It keeps the shed from getting to sweltering temperatures also.
Very smart. Good shit
It’s a really nice looking shed. I am curious about the decision for little water proofing and no gutters? Not a lot of rainfall in your area maybe?
Excellent overall build! I would've added some ventilation to the roof & flooring areas though. Moisture will get stuck in those areas
And a moisture barrier would have been required @ 0:24, so unfortunately it will rot
Youre right but he don't take honest criticism. Also why build such a nice building if it's just a 9x9. Also it's more wise to probably elevate the wood fom the ground to prevent termites.
Add a fan in ceiling.
Woods so expensive where I live brick would've been cheaper
@@hvacdrdepends if you live in a termite area
The proper tools is everything. Having that makes the project that much easier. This I learned from my Father and Grandpa! The shed is beautiful. What's not to like here. 🤘🏻
Totally agree! Thanks for watching!
Tools make the man!
Me over here watching this while I struggle to assemble my hot pocket heating tray.
Nice build, however you should protect the floor wood against moister, use DPC or other foil. Also protect it from heavy rain in the garden and use gutters.
DPC???
@@juanm2188 kind of gridded/ratered thick foil.
It's such a nice shed I would have insulated it and had double glazing to double as a workshop and be able to work there in the wintertime.
That would have been an improvement - thanks for watching!
The shed(looks more like a small home) is good enough for someone to live inside, so many homeless people live under the bridges or on the street...🤔
Very good job guys!👍
Appreciate it! Thanks for watching!
Love the shed ! So great to see someone who is knowledgable of such precise construction skills, and uses them correctly!!! End results ,you have an excellent, very well made building,that will last for many years to come!! Looks very stylish too.
World’s second nicest shed
Love seeing the chalk line used. Reminds me of my late father every time and it brings a smile to my face to have something make me think of him.
Yeah who freaking care is dude
Chaulk lines are used every day in construction..it's not a rarity
@jurlinquist Thank you but to anybody who thinks this is a tremendous build. Doesn't know shit about construction anyhow... There are more than several major send. This guy made that's just gonna cause him problems in the future
@@batboy020876cool
Was the wood floor over the slab needed for the epoxy? I would've been inclined to cover the concrete with a sheet of plastic to stop the rising moisture from rotting out the treated lumber and perhaps stop the rising radon as well since maybe the epoxy may be a barrier but the sill plate is still permeable.
That's what I asked myself why not epoxy the slab instead of making a floor
Epoxy was an afterthought I believe
Normally epoxy shouldn’t go over wood floors like that since epoxy drys so hard and the wood underneath can flex causing your epoxy to crack. Hopefully it doesn’t though! 💪🏼
I dig your build. I was surprised to see that you didn’t use any insulation in the walls or ceiling, but just being a shed I can see it’s not really needed.
No Insulation, No Heater, too!
Doesn't appear to be a place one would spend much time in! Just a place to get things from, and move on! So, like, not a "Shop", just a Storage Place, to keep things out of the House or Garage, it seems!
Insulating the walls would have made for an easy transition to a workshop or artist’s studio-just add a window AC unit if in a warm climate. Insulating would have been only a small expense and easy to do before cladding the interior walls.
@@DriverDude100 yes, essential for a practical shed
Cool man. I built a similar shanty last Fall using 70 % recycled materials out of Victorian demo. To make life harder I made the 3 ft front soffit curve, and roofed it with metal.
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How did you calculate that percentage? I am using salvaged for a build and I am trying to figure out how to calculate myself
Can't believe you built a shed in only 9 minutes. You move very quickly.
Everyone of us at the end of this video, “oh yeah, I can do that!”. You guys make it look so easy. Very cool shed
Haha you probably can
I never put wood directly on concrete. I always put down strips of 30lb tar paper. Am I being paranoid about the concrete dry rotting the wood ?
Great build. Beautiful shed. Well done. I love the apoxy floors. What about insulation? I insulated my shed with 3M panels before putting up the inner walls but mine is a workshed not a storage unit.
Thanks! I definitely should have insulated. That was an oversight
@@AndrewThronImprovements we live we learn. That's part of life!
How nice! And all the information under the title for what you used! Thanks! Nice work!
Floor turned out great!
Love the inside walls!
First time viewing your channel, definitely looking to see what else you've done!
No insulation
I appreciate it!!!
Great build, good design choice.
How big is the modern shed? What was your final cost? And I didn't see a materials list, is that available? Thanks so much!
it's 10'x10'
Cost breakdown is here!
ua-cam.com/video/qUXTZ3ZA4Vw/v-deo.html
My Course has the materials list!
So what's the point of building a fancy shed just so you can house backyard equipment? Genius.
This way he gets paid for making the shed, silly. Smart move. Plus, sometimes it's fun to just have fun.
Perfect home for Bubbles!
When doing epoxy floors, premix your metallics into one part of the two-part kit, then strain it through a very fine screen to remove clumps. That is if you want to reduce "tadpoles" or "meteors", which can be seen in this floor. In this particular application there may be streaks and/or "fisheyes" (separation in the product caused by debris breaking surface tension) which would be almost impossible to negate as it's an outdoor project. Overall, it's a solid floor and a great shed.
Awesome! Just a potential tip: It is usually easier to sheath the walls prior to standing them up. It’s probably worth noting I don’t know where you live or what the codes are. It’s also worth noting that I have 10+ years experience building custom sheds and log buildings.
That’s a good tip! Definitely will consider sheathing before lifting on the next one ☝️
LOVE THE DESIGN & FINISHING TOUCHES!! Because of the quick time lapse, maybe I missed it, but what are the final dimensions of the shed and how high is the ceiling at its highest point? I really like how you made the most of a small footprint and the final look is super sharp! What was your estimated total material cost? ~~Christy~~
Thanks! Shed is 10'x10' and I think the total height it close to 11.5'. I can measure if you need the exact height.
Cost breakdown is here!
ua-cam.com/video/qUXTZ3ZA4Vw/v-deo.html
Build more and use them as shelter for dogs and other animals
I love the new title: My buddy and I built the world's NICEST shed.
Totally agree! I could not have done it without my brothers help
Great build. And utilizing the previous cement pad was a great starting point for your design.
Very solid! Amazingly done! Have you ever tried building your own home? I wonder what the design would look like?
I appreciate it! And no but I want to soon!
Why didn’t you guys just bolt wall straight to the concrete no need for a floor you have a slab
We could have done that too
Thanks for the decency of putting the exterior lights on switches. Those damn auto sensor lights drive me mad, almost as bad as the ones left on all night.
Shed looks great, I love the epoxy floor. How does it hold up over time?
I love the modern design ❤️ Great job!!
Thanks Jennette!
Morning! Not to be a pooper, just my two cents, but I thought the exact opposite. Funny, people are, aren't we? Yin and Yang. Great job on the project though, no doubt.
@Haze Entertainment I believe it! I would love to check it out if you have a UA-cam or an IG
@Haze Entertainment Prove it. The channel owner might be nice but I want to see it. I don't care if I'm proved wrong, but prove it. All you do is make instrumentals.
1) Nicer than some people’s homes.
2) Knows what they’re doing.
3) Super nice design - clean and practical.
4) Decorative lights were a nice touch.
This is amazing! Well done! 👏🏼 Can’t wait to check out the shed course!! You really put a ton of work into this and it shows!
Thanks Mel! Appreciate your help with some it!
Yeah, nice shed.
Only one problem with it.... like ALL other sheds, IT'S TOOOO SMALL!!!!😂
What a weird build from a European perspective, hugely complex and time consuming but then uninsulated (?) With single layer plastic windows? And that roof seems like a lot of work as well.... There's nowt as queer as folk
This does look nice, maybe you did not film it, but I was shocked at you did not show any waterproofing only other then the one window. I would think you would add some type of liquid applied bond sealant and under all the trim at the corners. I have see the T11 siding rot at the bottom of structures when done like this. However, that did take years to rot.
That is so awesome. Super well done. Not a shed, a tiny house
Thanks Caleb! Appreciate it!
Love you video and your shed. Does epoxy hold up in colder climates. It’s an interesting solution for my shed but I’m in Canada
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Very cool! How's the flooring you used for the exterior siding holding up over the winter? We're in Canada and literally in the middle of doing a similar build (got a matte black roll up door at our local Rona for a steal) but we're deciding on what to do for the exterior.
After one season - so far so good! I definitely don't think the LVP is a great idea if you leave in really hot climates, but I'm hoping for the best in my temperate area.
That's awesome on the door deal - mine was crazy expensive since I bought retail.
I would love to see the final result if you want to shoot me a DM of the final product @ATimprovements. Thanks for watching!
Pix would be nice, but not on Utube comments I guess.
@0:25. Okay Pressure Treated 4x4's on concrete. I see no vent holes around the perimeter and thought sleeper 4x's. Need air to dry out under subflooring. The snow around the base will flood under the shack. . . Pressure-treated wood can crack and split from water exposure and this will allow fungi to get into the cracks and create wood rot. Guess you can put inside the floor venting between all sleepers to help. Or jack building up a few inches and place plastic bricks under the edge and sleepers some how.
I have to ask, less labor, what would something like this cost, approximately? You've sure put alot into your shed. Amish sheds are for sale where I live and they're as costly as those sold by the big stores.
I hope i will encounter some Broke American backpacker with Carpentry skill soon. Amazing skills.
My shed is way nicer, maybe you should qualify that clickbait title with "nicest shed in my neighborhood"
Dude. First of all great job. But that ain't no shed. That is a studio apartment. Looks great though. LOL
Nice! I would have probably framed the rake walls full length instead of the pony on top.
More of a garage than a shed. Nice job, but I would have made it bigger, and definitely insulated it.
Lol. What a waste. It's just a shed bro. The original one was fine. Just needed a paint job to look nice. This... idk what this is. Does it at least match the style of the house?
Timber must be as cheap as chips in the US .. the cost of that in the uk would be way out of proportion to its value
It doesn't look nice at all. Just a typical soulless modern architecture
I'd make it my man cave throw in a flat screen in there with a gaming system wife could get mad at me all day long
It look easy to do but I know if I started making it I'll fail miserably 😂
Waisted all that good metal from the shed......should be ashamed of himself....😔
I am sorry, why I read Nicest as incest at first. Sorry . Nice video
I love how half of all the after shots are of the epoxy floor... can't blame ya, I like it too
Such a great & beautiful job.
Now if only we all can build that with 3 more rooms & patio for homeless 🏠🏠🏡 veterans & family & for the many homeless who could use a two room with up stairs lift to sleep 😴💤 & end homelessness period???? !!!
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Appreciate it!
If your going to bury electrical, lay red caution tape above the conduit and below the surface to mark electrical is buried below. It’s been a while but I’m sure it’s still in the code book.
Looks like a copy from an existing Menards garage plan on their website. Right down to the windows and color scheme. Looks good.
Haven’t seen it but I’m sure there are some similar ones out there! Thanks for watching!
Great vid and build! Just one extra precaution - I know the electrical wire is protected within the plastic conduit, but laying a 1×6 fence board atop the conduit prior to backfilling would add some extra protection should a future home-owner decide to dig...just a thought. Cheers
Appreciate it! And that’s a good tip! Typically, you can put some caution tape a few inches above as well. Thanks for watching!
Wow, awesome build!! It looks like it could be a Tiny House!! 🥰
Great video. Would recommend leaving the subtitles a fraction longer. Was a bit tricky to read everything in time
Noted! Thanks for watching!
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I had the same build in my mind. high wall north side to add solar panels and water entrapment to catch rain water only obstacles I have is a tree in the fence gap in my yard, instead of buying a fence I do need extra storage and premade sheds aren’t really built for 6’2” people for the price
Good luck with your project, Shane! Thanks for watching
Dude… the waterproofing done on this is practically non existent
Please elaborate!
Time lapse made it look easy. How many days did it actually take you and how much did it cost?
It took a few weekends since I was filming, etc.
Cost breakdown is here!
ua-cam.com/video/qUXTZ3ZA4Vw/v-deo.html
This was amazing. What was the total cost!?
I'm wondering how you got such straight cuts with a circular saw 😮
Haha I probably only showed the best cuts. I’m sure I had some imperfect ones on the other rafters.
Even tho it's a shed is it better to not insulate it? It came out really beautiful! 💞
Insulation is pipe have been a good add for sure
Really really nice 🙂 just a small critique when laying underlayment start at the bottom of the roof and layer your way up to the highest point so water doesn't get in
How many days did you take building it? By the way it's awesome 👌
Cool! very impressive. The craftsmanship and attention to detail are remarkable, making it the nicest shed I've ever seen.
Shows you how easy the build was both of the guys have on crocks no work boots
Haha exactly
The front reminds me of Optimus Prime. Great looking shed, well done.
Storage shed… too small to work in
Way too nice to be so small. Why bother