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Well done - good on you

Looks great

Nice work 🤙🏻

Wait, what happened to Part 4? I'm swiping between all your shorts, and it skips from part 3 to part 4.5. This tutorial has been really helpful for me, thank you!

Brilliant video! And to be told to have a 45 minute break with a tea and a show, bloody brilliant 🫶🏼👏🏼

What is the pet safe paint?

ffs too much going on can’t watch

This is amazing, so much work and well done🎉🎉

Noggings are not aligned and spaced to far apart so as to prevent twisting just saying !

It says NO NEED FOR SANDING yet you say to sand btw coats?????!!!!

Was this Matt vinyl?

You could have also placed the posts into metal holders and bolted them into your patio...could you not? I'm doing something very similar hence the questions!

I wonder if you could have got away with not putting the 4x2 on the roof in the middle as well as the two 2x1's. Or would that lose strength with the plastic roof?

The 1x2 rafter across the middle...is that sitting on top of the middle 4x2 as it's not clear. If so, the other rafters going down would be going over that hence there would be a bend. Would you please explain where that middle rafter is in relation to the middle 4x2. Thank you. Great job!

Very useful. Did you ever put a roof on your pergola? I want to build one at my house but I’m not keen on polycarbonate and corrugated types so could do with some ideas!

Omg that is amazing!

Is that David Wilson Ashurst ?

Do you know what kind of rabbits they are? How big did they get? They are very adorable 😆

Ace job 🙌🏻

Nesting 132 -

Can we get a full length on the floating shelf? What hanging bracket did you use?

Excellent job.

Where is part 2 and boarding around the hatch 🥹

Great job, we have the same plasic pipework in our flat, so this was very useful. Thanks for uploading 😊

It’s so pretty 😍

I can't find part 3 with the roof if your rabbit run 🤷

lesson learned: don't impulsively buy live animals.

Absolutely love how you have designed and built this, well done 👍🏾. I definitely will be building one of these this summer with the added poly roof. Thank you for your inspiration and easy to follow description. Bless. X

Don't laugh but cling film over the toilet for when you drop those smaller parts... has saved me more than once!

So is the one in the video less than 2 m from boundary? It looks higher than 2.5m, or is that just the camera angle?

good on you girl there should be more female handy people👍👍👍

Thanks! Are the rafters strong enough? I just purchased plenty of 4x2 for the rafter which I think would be heavy. How many screws went on to the wall? I just downloaded this vid. Thanks

Great job. Much cheaper than the pre cut kits and probably better quality timber as well.

Great video, so good to have such a good breakdown! We'll be trying to do the same in your house, do you remember how far apart you did the wooden slats? and any idea what size the slats were? thanks so much!

Hi, What was to total cost & time taken to execute this vinyl wrap project of yours?

❤ smart woman😊

Can't hear a thing you're saying which is a real shame.

Nice tutorial but the excess sunlight some part of the video made it difficult to see. Kindly please do another close up video for us❤

Thanks to this video, I was able to change my radiator to a towel one! You gave me the confidence to do it myself so thank you :) If only i could insert a picture... super impressed with it.

Thanks so much Jasmin. I really want to do this myself. All the videos I searched for where men's at first. I finally found your video. I have the confidence now. 🤗🙏

Thank you for this information. Looks great.

Good video

Omg this is amazingly beautiful As you inspired me I’ll try to do one for myself 🙈

No I wanted to see an unfinished project, thanks

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Love it 😍🥰❤️💯

You did fabulous and have renewed my confidence that I can do it . Well done . I hope the pregnancy went smoothly and you and baby are well . Thank you for the simplicity and easy to follow instructions ❤️💯👏💪🥰

This is way too fast. It made me dizzy. Can you slow it down?

did you use a wall plug for your nails because your walls are masonry/cement render as opposed to plasterboard? i noticed that you just directly nailed in for the chord though.

Now that it’s been a year, how’s the wear and tear?