Garden Room Transformation ~ Perfect Home Gym
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- The Insulated Panel Store 🛒 bit.ly/3tvrsKA
Jubi finishes off the Grande Garden Room from The Insulated Panel Store to create a fantastic garden gym.
The Grande is the largest of the insulated garden room range at 5.5 X 3.3 metres.
Some ideas for your garden room:
✔ Bar
✔ Gym
✔ Hair salon
✔ Dog grooming parlour
✔ Summer house
✔ Pool/games room
✔ Photography studio
✔ Office
✔ Man cave
For doors that fit the garden Room kit, visit AWM Windows & Doors.
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Each kit includes the insulated roof, wall and floor panels, flashings, accessories and fixing kit.
All you need to complete your build is a solid base and your door.
Product Highlights
• Speed of installation - waterproof & wind-tight substructure up within 1 day
• No need for timber or steel frame substructure
• Cranked Corners eliminating the need for flashings on the walls
• Insulated Panels are ideal for disassembly and reuse
• Leading thermal performance with QuadCore technology
• Year-round use. These garden rooms are cool in the summer and warm in the winter
• Excellent customer service and after-sales support
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Sparky couldn’t come so £3200 for the ecoflow ya beauty I’d wait a few weeks 😂
It’s great! My shed has been completed and it turned out nice looking and sturdy and it is way better than the sheds that many of my neighbors had put up. Of course, I'm pleased with the outcome and this Ryan’s ua-cam.com/users/postUgkxGZedDTcDfgD7fG_uU4esfx_EgxzlY2_1 Plans was extremely useful to me as a guide.
Excellent job gents very professional indeed.
I always stagger the joins with the flooring.
They are staggered
@@SkillBuilder Sorry, my mistake, my observation skills aren't the best! :/
Very nice job , the quality is superb.
I thought Roger was going to show us a 501kg deadlift ..... 🤭
Lightweight
@@SkillBuilder kg Roger ... not grams pal 😁
Those panels are quite flimsy and at 500 centres that just doesn't seem right to me. I can't see how it can look completely flat especially over time. What about if you want to fix something to it?
👍👍👍Thank you.
Jim now lives in the garden house 🏡
good work roger !
Just completed similar using Cedral on the outside. Warm rubber roof and rubber tiles on the floor. Wife loves her gym.
Sounds great!
Someones been kicked through B&Q
Great job, I just hope no one tries to put a picture or mirror up ......they may just drill into a live unprotected main 😵
From the bits shown in the video. all final circuit wiring appears to be in prescribed zones, the same as any other domestic property?
Clever tools
The floor is nice but laminate in a gym? Those machines can weigh a ton! (plus people love to drop weights all the time from experience 😂)
Is that Dan's brother?
A lot of those former East London boys strung out along the Thames estuary share the same genes. Let's not call it inbred.
@@SkillBuilder 😮
Nice room .. just out of interest how is the eco power used when multiple appliances connected because normally you should only have class 2 double protected appliances attached in the event there is a electrical fault and you happen to touch 2 appliances at the same time to avoid a nasty shock. People seem to think they can connect any number of appliances to these power banks.
tiny lights
nick bundy knows about that problem...🤣
Very nice 👏🏽👏🏽🧱👍🏽
Not how I would have finished it but each to their own
I hate these panels. They are quite expensive and very easily damaged. They arent really watertight at the joins. Especially if you use the proper external and internal trims
The joins often dont sit together properly. Usually bowed.. Even if you use a block plane to take the inside tongues back, like the manufacture instructions say... they dont sit together seamlessly...
If one gets damaged, which is stupidly easy, theres no way of fixing it.
You have to use alot of expensive adhesives.
They look okay when 1st installed i guess.
Can't be painted to change the design as tastes and trends evolve, can't beat a skim wall for versatility imo
Hard to warm these rooms
They are very well insulated all round. You can warm them up in minutes
Sorry, but the flooring isn't fitted correctly. Just saying.
What's the issue?
@Old Uncle Silas you should never have your headers on the laminate in a row like that. It becomes a fault line, I'm not here to have a moan, but on a UA-cam channel called skill builder, they should have known better, if it was a DIY job I wouldn't of mentioned it.
Yeah what's he done wrong? left a gap for expansion l the way around? As long as his trim against the doors isn't fixed to the floor then what's the issue?
@@milotobin-storer3943 I did reply, but my answer is not been aloud. So they are blocking my view.
@@user-oh7jn6ob3j Try again, we haven't blocked your comments. It might be UA-cam but it isn't us
Wot a waste of good space