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Hello Ryan! Thanks for the lovely comment fella! Really appreciate that! And yeah,... I have so much fun doing these and starting a new build in a week or so's time! To answer the question the vapour barrier helps to prevent moisture getting into the cavity part (PIR insulation area). The reality is through that the amount of moisture produced in these rooms is minimal ie... people breathing, boiling a kettle etc. So there is not much moisture any way. It's really there for being a bit bets and braces. It's not expensive and it's quick to chuck in and just adds thats extra layer of protection. Hope this helps fella! :)

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts amazing 🤩 superstar! What a great comment thanks very much. That makes sense for sure. Fingers crossed it doesn’t cause any mould behind the plasterboard. I’ve just bought some visqueen roll after your comment, thanks again

@@ryan02070 Any time fella 👍

Hello buddy! Yeah cut for the aperture as this will give neater finish and then your final door trims etc sort any gap around the doors :)

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts thanks mate!

Hello Henry, Nope no moisture at all because like you say it's nice and warm that side and the only moisture inside the building is that of the people breathing or making a cuppa! So that amount can escape through the trickle vents in the doors and windows and because of the breather membrane on the outside no moisture from the exterior can get in. Hope this helps matey!

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts thanks for the feedback

Spot on fella! They are full height so just fix them next to each other and hey presto your all good!!

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts thanks for the reply also do you leave a few mm gap between boards too

@@jack-if1xl Nope just butt them straight up and then just use scrim tape over the joints. Dont worry at all if there is a gap beatween them though 😄

@@jackhopkins9618 certainly will!! You couldn’t stop the water if you tried! 👍🙌

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts thanks mate, and weeds won’t be an issue in the type 1? got a membrane under it, but obvs you can get airborne seeds too

Cheers for that feed back and I shall get this done the next time I'm cutting some boards 😀

你在哪里？如果在英国，那么 Oribtal Fastener 网站就是我找到他们的地方。

Now worries matey!!!! Happy this has helped you out! Hope build goes well :)

Do you mean the rods for the rods system? if so threaded bars which I get from: www.orbitalfasteners.co.uk/products/m24-x-1m-high-tensile-grade-8-8-studding-threaded-rod-steel-bright-zinc-plated-din-975?gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAD-6gP5SYWQc4Ut2bZRTcSKaxFs3z&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwae1BhC_ARIsAK4JfrzXsewcZXceBaLiUH0t_oqQoPGwYtessZhi84Wny9JLHY6Or1us7tQaAmjHEALw_wcB Or if you mean the metal I layout for the size they are here: www.screwfix.com/p/apollo-galvanised-outdoor-pegs-300mm-5-pack/878KT?tc=WT5&gad_source=1&gbraid=0AAAAAD8IdPx8-0pv7vTatGRC-OiyNnSf9&gclid=Cj0KCQjwwae1BhC_ARIsAK4JfrwSxMxH-x0HHYxMAPkiAQ1QSBNdcTx5KeNaLsFZSFXOnvWbAGLH0qEaAqnSEALw_wcB&gclsrc=aw.ds Hope this helps fella!

Hello matey!! I used a baby disc cutter which sorted it quickly no bother at all :)

Cheers fella!!! Appreciate the lovely comment! If you need a hand just give me a shout and happy to guide if the videos don't make much sense!

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts thank you!! I've dug 24 of my 32 holes so far! on the steel rods, would you ever consider using the steel rods that are zinc plated rather than hot dip galvanised? They are cheaper, but offer less protection from reading. I'm just thinking that the rods won't be exposed to the elements as they are under the garden room, and hopefully airflow will keep them dry. appreciate your insight!

@@spatel3783 Oh yes 100%!! once they are buried in concrete and then the top part sheltered by the building itself it'll take bloody forever for the to rot! Crack on and save a few ££££

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts amazing, thank you so much!

@@christschool Really??? But you guys get all the coolest stuff!! I would move to the States just for some of the tools you guys have!! 😂👍

Hello fella!! I get them from ‘buyabeam’ and here’s the link for what you need 👍 shop.buyabeam.com/suppliers/surrey/rectangular-box-section/rectangular-box-section-S235/products/160-x-80-x-5-rhs

Thats brilliant mate, thanks for the info. Price seems very reasonable so will be ordering this weekend. Might be getting a bit ahead of myself as I've only got as far as cementing all the threaded bars. Orbital fasteners for the all the ground pins as you recommend were also fantastic! Thanks for putting out all these great videos.

Hello Anthony, you'll be fine fella. If you've used the 'Jacks' system that raises it up you will have zero issues at all. 😀

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts I haven’t used the jacks I’ve used engineering bricks to raise my joists off the floor and put DPC over each brick. My only worry was the rain water being able to get underneath my building. Cheers 👍

Hello Vic! It was the 1.2mm from rubber4roofs fella 👍

​@@TheHomeRenovationExpertscheers mate. Just ordered mine, whole 24m2 to lay over the weekend.

Yeah it’s definitely not my favourite job but needs must as they say. The good thing is that the main joints will be accessible from under the sink unit once that’s fitted which actually makes me feel a little better 😀👍

hhh man!! Yeah asbestos is a really pain in the wallet!! Hope it goes ok! 👌

100% will do as well!! Although the old one have been in for 20 years with no cover and done fine lol 😜

She can have a go if she likes! 😂👌

Now that’s just asking for trouble!!! 😜

Hello Mark! Cheers for the comment fella! Yeah soil stacks in side are a pain! But round my way it’s standard. To answer the question this one is staying where it is and the gutters are going to chop a section out the back of a unit to allow for it. I’ll be then boxing it in and painting it. Making the best of it really. And really hope wickes do a good job for her as she is lovely!! What did they balls up on your fella??

@@TheHomeRenovationExperts thanks for taking the time to explain Steve much appreciated. Wickes wise the problem was they employ freelance fitters and we got a particularly bad one. everything was a problem for him and (like some workmen) he showed up sporadically rather than doing the job from start to finish he didn't show up for a couple of days (other jobs) but made poor excuses... in fairness the order turned up complete and in plenty of time BUT the fitter was a real problem. He tried to charge us for electric work inspection when it was included in the total price we'd paid when we ordered the kitchen... i ended up asking the wickes area manager to leave our house as his attitude was terrible... i really hope that wickes have sorted out their fitters and your job goes well. better to know before, I'm sure it's the luck of the draw Steve. all my best and thanks for your work, yours is a great channel.

Thank you for taking the time to comment and let me know fella! Good to hear the stuff I’m putting out there is being well received 👍 Hope you’ve had a great weekend buddy!!! 👍👊

There was! The next door neighbor has a dog!

Funny you should say this! The clients out side tap blew in winter after freezing and the water was collecting for hours. The guy said the only thing that saved his house from flooding was the fact that the way I had built the base was soooo good at draining even mains pressure couldn’t fill it up! lol So no you’ll never get rot using this system fella 👍👊