Garden Room, Cladding
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- Опубліковано 30 вер 2024
- Hello and welcome to Badger Workshop. In this part of the Garden Room build I get the cladding up.
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Great job. I'd be interested to know the rough costs of building something that size?
I can tell you, too bloody much
Looks great matt but if you do cladding again a little tip is to line up the cladding all the way round.
And an easy tool to do the cladding with is 2 bits of batten screwed together as a T and cut to length to allow for the overlap it will then hook under the bottom lip allowing you to just rest the next length ontop
"You can see that the left side cladding went much more quickly'
yeah but also a lot more... rustic, mate, haha. Love it though!
It all looks great. You may want to think about putting in an overflow outlet for the rain barrel because it won't get used used in the winter and will very quickly get full.
I used an ugly black bendy pipe to come out of my faded green barrels and offload any overflow into one of the flower beds.
This helped me rethink a cutting list I had for a much smaller project. I was buying 4x3 which is really wasteful after I seen this. I also have the corded version of your saw so I'm happy to see it running well 👍
On the corners, is it advisable to have a piece that goes over the cladding? That would mean that if the pieces aren’t cut level, it is hidden. It also allows for expansion/contraction. Please advise.
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Really beautiful work, Matt! 😃
Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
I see electricians in the UK are just as clueless as they are in the US. Hahaha.
Hope they didn't breach the membrane when screwing those pattresses on.
So ,what's the cost of this . Very good build by the way
A lovely finish! Any particular reason for the nearly 100% overlap on the piece after the cut out for the bottom of the window frame on 2nd end wall (when compared to the 1st end wall)
I’m assuming the spacing of level of the planks was out so it was to correct it
Great video and a great job thanks Matt 🍺🍺👍👍
hi new sub here, what is the heighth of your room plz? what is the fall? i would like to build 1 myself, great video, ty rob. @badgerworkshop
Loving this series so far! Great to see how you go about building one of these, are you planning on insulating it?
Yes I will
@@Badgerworkshop Just saw you mentioned it at the end, I was too quick!
Hi Matt, love all your videos. 7:45 Would just like to add, normally you put the first and last bracket first ( making sure the last bracket is lower than the first) then run a string between the the two and align all the other brackets to the string.
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I was wondering what you were going to do with the barrel overflow, but with the tap on, it solves the problem
I live in the tropics and that barrel would be overflown in one night :P (not with whiskey unfortunately)
Very nice. Unhelpful comment : I think vertical cladding looks a lot more sophisticated. Sorry!
Matt, I was proud of you when you showed the stubby. But Mate, the barrel was empty !! Where did the contents go to ? Nice clean job mate. Onya !! Mum will be happy, capitalize on it !!
Cracking job Matt it does look good, hopefully you get the tap all sorted on that barrel or better still buy a normal Water Butt and you take the Barrel home, fair swap.
Stay Safe,
Barry (the Wirral)
Great job, looks lovely and that Whisky barrel looks like it belongs there - shame it’s only gonna hold water, but a5 least it will be nice smelling water for a while 👍👍👍
This is brilliant, love watching the build. Do you think you will be installing a woodburner/cooking stove? That would make a very cool place to be.
Doing a great job there Matt, make a nice home office or workshop or gym to name a few , have a nice day !!!.
Fantastic job and I can’t believe the Win you had with the glass. 👏🏾👏🏾
Impressive work Matt, looks really nice. Enjoyed watching from the start. Tony
I can hear the keyboard warriors shouting don’t glue the gutter with the cement. Sometimes you have to do these things. Yes it does mean you can’t take it apart to clear for example but it means it works in your situation
It is coming together nicely 👍🏻
Wow ! That is really impressive. I am looking forward to seeing the inside being completed.
Looks great, coming along nicely! You are doing an excellent job. Thanks for sharing!
Looks good matt only a few bits looked a bit odd not being spaced correctly,windows look good though
Sorry, all I heard was “I don’t have a nail gun, and I didn’t use this as an excuse to get one”
A few queries on the cost. Id say about £1500.
Nice job Matt. Looking forward to the internal works.
It's looking great. Always good to reach this stage of the build. Look forward to the next stages. Thanks for posting the work you do.
Looking really crisp 👌
Great explanation of how to finish the feather edge where it meets a window or corner 👍
Great as always Matt. Sounds like you have a cold or sore throat on the voice over.
Take care 👍
Looking good now Matt!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎
Well done Matt, you done a nice job there, your mum and dad must be well happy and really proud
I love this series of videos, great work Matt, first class!
Really nice looking building, well done Sir.
Great build Matt !! very nice
Absolutely amazing job. We bought a cabin for the garden last year, it cost a lot. I don't think I could have built it to as long a lasting quality as yours or the cabin we have, but I did build the bar and back bar cabinet.
A bar in there sounds great
Great job, really like it.
great work. I would be very suspect of that water barrel support. I used one of those with a standard plastic barrel and once full it collapsed under the weight :(
I'd recommend either using the plastic support as a template and fill it with hardcore & concrete or place the barrel on a few bricks cemented together.
I've always used some sleepers, cut to required size then screwed together with timber fixings, which seem to work well
Hi Matt, thzt is a excellent job you are doing, good luck with the rest of the build.
Thank you
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