Great job well done, but I would be worried about the fall on the roof. There is no gap at the rear, for air to flow, and the rain water is being directed down the back, this will result in premature rotting, not to mention your rain water tipping into the neighbours back yard. How about adding guttering, tipping into a waterbutt, or just a downpipe into your yard?
There is fall on the roof and the shed has a gap of about 70mm between the wall and the back. Then the roof overhangs roughly 120mm and water runs off onto the top of the wall. Finally, the property is a gable end so no neighbour to worry about :)
That’s a great job Dude. Well done. I’ve recently built a triangular shed on a big slope (to make best use of the space), and whilst you effortlessly dealt with the irregular shape and the slope, I found it a challenge. A decent shed is a great addition.
You're already way ahead with an established concrete base to set the shed platform on. The typical base is incredibly time-consuming and labor intensive. Nice shed, though, and I see others have commented on the roof so it must be a trick of the eye that it looks totally level.
Hi guys great job don’t you think perhaps a little fillet of say 2 inch down to zero would have helped before you put the roof down to stop rain puddling on the roof, just a thought guys but a great job of teamwork and thinking things through 😊
Looks great, but if I was to change anything, it would be all the screws in the hinges and the lock for small round head coach bolts, anybody wanting to get in there only has to unscrew the hinges or the lock.
Good job , that is a much better shed than you would buy in the shops.......
Agreed, its much better for the price
Brilliant teamwork, and a very nice shed at the end. Well done and thanks for the video.
Glad you enjoyed it
Great job well done, but I would be worried about the fall on the roof. There is no gap at the rear, for air to flow, and the rain water is being directed down the back, this will result in premature rotting, not to mention your rain water tipping into the neighbours back yard.
How about adding guttering, tipping into a waterbutt, or just a downpipe into your yard?
There is fall on the roof and the shed has a gap of about 70mm between the wall and the back. Then the roof overhangs roughly 120mm and water runs off onto the top of the wall.
Finally, the property is a gable end so no neighbour to worry about :)
That’s a great job Dude. Well done. I’ve recently built a triangular shed on a big slope (to make best use of the space), and whilst you effortlessly dealt with the irregular shape and the slope, I found it a challenge. A decent shed is a great addition.
Yeah its definitely a great addition, my brother is getting good use out of it.
Top bit of shed building guy’s hats off.👌🏴
Cheers Cameron. Glad you liked it
You both know what you doing. Well done.
Thats kind of you to say. Honestly though, it was a first shed build for both of us.
Looks great in that yard. Good job
Thanks Gerald 👍 It was a tight space, so I think the size and design works well
You're already way ahead with an established concrete base to set the shed platform on. The typical base is incredibly time-consuming and labor intensive. Nice shed, though, and I see others have commented on the roof so it must be a trick of the eye that it looks totally level.
A really impressive piece considering the out of square site.
Thanks Tony
Looks good, well done.
Thanks 👍
Hi guys great job don’t you think perhaps a little fillet of say 2 inch down to zero would have helped before you put the roof down to stop rain puddling on the roof, just a thought guys but a great job of teamwork and thinking things through 😊
The side walls are already slightly sloped, I discuss this in the seperate wall construction video, just forgot to mention in this timelapse
Inspirational
Thanks
What are the measurements of the type of timer you used for the base and frame?
The base and roof were 4x2 (100x50mm roughly) , and the walls were 2x2 (50x50mm roughly). Every length was 2.4 meters long.
Well done
cheers mate
Good work....
Maybe I missed it but how did you create the fall for the roof?
During the front and side panel make-ups or in the joists?
We did it with the side walls. There is a dedicated video to the walls here: ruclips.net/video/3OPWmGqQedQ/видео.html
Very smart looking indeed, great work. Is phase 2 converting it into a shed-pub? Patrick Dickinson"s RUclips channel may give you inspiration 😊
haha, well its my brothers shed so that would be up to him
Good effort. Any guttering added ?
No gutterng
why did you angle cut the floor? also how much did it cost in total?
Hi mate, the angle cut was simply to make use of the space in the yard which is angled. Price can be seen at the end of the video
Check the fire insurance for the main building! When my dad wanted a shed that close it had to be asbestos! or not at all.
A good job but...there's always a `but`. How are you going to apply any future preservative to the cladding against the walls ?.
That is a very good point Barry
Top job 👍 did you add any guttering on the back to stop the rain pouring down behind the shed?
No it just has a 100mm overhang at the back
How your gonna maintain the sides of the shed wall and house that are all tight to each other
looks really good. how much did this cost you in materials?
Just over £610
@@thediyfix thanks
Nice!! How did you raise the base from the concrete??
You can see the entire process starting at 1:50
@@thediyfix oh, sorry. 👍🏼
Looks great, but if I was to change anything, it would be all the screws in the hinges and the lock for small round head coach bolts, anybody wanting to get in there only has to unscrew the hinges or the lock.
Yes I actually discussed this in the door video. My brother will be adding some bolts for this exact reason.
If someone wants to get into a shed bolts or screws won't make any difference, sorry to say.
@@ScratchyBaws oh yes I totally agree but there’s no sense in making it easy for for you.
Trump tower under base for mice?
???
@@thediyfix sorry. That wasn’t clear at all🙄. I Got a shed where mice nest under. Are you doing anything to stop this happening?
I KNOW THE WOOD WILL HAVE PROBABLY BEEN PRESSURE TREATED BUT DO NOT LEAVE IT TOO LONG BEFORE YOU TREAT IT YOURSELF.
I think they were 64mm
2 by 2 s, ? Im motivated
Yeah 2x2's. Glad you liked it