Brilliant so good to watch you no you’re stuff with out adout and great to see Jen on camera not just for her looks but agreat trades women which is abreath of fresh air in the building industry
I want to say thank you because without this channel i would not have build my office . Athough I used LGSF your openness with skills pushed me forward .
This is the best video i have found that actually shows you what you SHOULD be doing. I have to replace a wall on a summerhouse, i will be following this exactly.
These guys are the dogs nuts, I built my dream mancave(pub) 6m x 4m and these guys provided most of the information on how to do it properly. Thanks guys for giving me and family a great place to chill and to av big parties .. ❤️
Great vid Liam Guys are spot on as usual. Jen…. You stole the show … Liam it seems like you head off a lot these days 😂😂😂 guys work fast while yer gone 😂 great work
0:40 as Meatloaf said, 'you took the words right out of my mouth'. He is young with a flexible back, us with grey hairs have backs as flexible as railway sleepers. Great video👍👍👍🔱🔱🔱.
Your description of Jens face installing the screws play ground humor at its best. Jen please get some knee pads I'm in my 50's and as a spark mine are shot. Great Video
I just found your channel & I’m loving it. Stayed up till 1am last night watching your videos (instead of finishing the jobs I should be doing in my own house!) 😂 Keep up the good work!
I’ve built my gardenroom thanks to your help! I did 2.1m doors but had to do joist hangers and a ladder frame to keep under the 2.5m ! Still enjoying watching the masters at work tho 😎
Thank you very much for the info, I am building my own and need any bit of help as I can have, unfortunately I didn't get a lot of info from your video, because my head was with Jen, Jen is amazing ! 😂
Really enjoyed watching , would u let me no best place to put air vents... but got to say a honest video to the point helpful and best thing is sharing having that heart well done great team work
Love it and has given me some confidence in tackling this, this Spring. What steel is it you used. Was it Aluminium so the screws would secure. Thanks. Subscribed.
I sell a build pack mate, it’s a full set of instructions and full materials list for a range of sizes, think I’ve got about 31 atm, so if I put a materials list I’d be shooting my self in the foot 😬
Thank you for doing videos . You make look easy but it's not. Everything has to square up. Your team is awesome super experienced to work nd explain its hard work as well .
I'm about to commence a build in a field and I'd like the walls and roof clad in black corrugated metal sheets. I don't have any height restrictions so I would like a warm roof construction (18mm osb, vcl, 100mm PIR, 11mm osb). I'm wondering what I attach my metal sheets to. Do I need to batten on top of the 11mm osb? Do the batten fixings need to reach a joist? If so they will have to be 200mm screws!! I think that's what's causing me to question this plan. If so should I counter-batten as well for more ventilation? Metal sheets get cold so I guess they will have condensation underneath? I don't really want the rubber roof look but if I have to I will. Thanks in anticipation of a reply 😎
Hi Liam, what nails are you using in the guns for wall OSB fixing? Is 50mm 18g brad nail ok for the job? I'm thinking of buying a nail gun. I take it 1st fix gun is heavier duty
These videos are top notch and full of useful info for anyone else doing a build. I'm interested though as to why you don't do a Birdsmouth cut on the roof beams to help them sit flat on the wall plates. Is the angle of the roof shallow enough that it's not required?
Hi guys, great videos. I’ve been watching lots of your videos today to get some tips and advice. May I ask where to get the 24mm threaded bars you use for the base? Also, the nuts and the plates?
hi great video but when carpenters build frames we put 2 head plates in, to span the join. and just a pair of crippie studs under lintel, not some dinky panels. 😀
Calm down, take your time 😊. Speed don’t make no difference. Your squad get confused when your asking stuff to quick. Jen clear the base, yeah I’m just doing this first!!! Give them time not going 100 mile an hour. Makes for a better video. Time is money but speed not always the best. 👍
Another good one. Can I pick your brains please fella. What would your base details at floor level if I was building off a concrete slab as opposed to on ground anchors and where would you place the insulation. You maybe already have a you tube on file fella. Also who do you buy your rubberroid roofing off bud.
ive a video where we used the customers pad as he guaranteed the depth at 10". but still needed to keep under 2.5, the room was bigger too so we used a combination of rods and sitting directly on his base, with a DPM under the timber of course. as long as you building is bigger than your pad there is no risk of water going under the treated timber base
i note the way you sail the osb past the meeting points on both horizontal and verticals to reduce the number of joins and avoid entertaining the use of unsightly capping sections later on.... going to steal that idea with thanks and respect.
@@thegardenroomguru I notice you have gone from double battens to resilient bars for the metal cladding. I will do the same to save on depth, but is there any negative with regards airflow?? oh, and where do you get the resilient bars as the build pack I have is showing battens. Many Thanks
@@thegardenroomguru thanks for that 👍🏻 I know the osb is water resistant but I’m doing a small build in south wales and it’s a guarantee I will have rain at some point 🙄
no mate, no one wanted them in the end, and tbh I didn't like the look of the flashings and although a quick install, lots of messing around to make them look good
Hope that joint is staggered chippy too chippy 👍. And mind your fingers on the De Walt , over hand planner got me .... nipped the tip off my thumb and first finger off when I was rushing as an apprentice back in the 80s , nice job though gent's... just slow down 👎👇. Learnt my lesson 🤢owch.
Jen is amazing
Brilliant so good to watch you no you’re stuff with out adout and great to see Jen on camera not just for her looks but agreat trades women which is abreath of fresh air in the building industry
Love the hair Jen 🤩
I want to say thank you because without this channel i would not have build my office . Athough I used LGSF your openness with skills pushed me forward .
This is the best video i have found that actually shows you what you SHOULD be doing. I have to replace a wall on a summerhouse, i will be following this exactly.
Liam, informative with humour as always! Thank you
Always love watching the masters at work!!! Liam and the dream team keep them coming 💪
Beautiful work. The notched noggins are a game changer for me!
These guys are the dogs nuts, I built my dream mancave(pub) 6m x 4m and these guys provided most of the information on how to do it properly. Thanks guys for giving me and family a great place to chill and to av big parties .. ❤️
Just love these videos, I always see a new method of doing the same job. And the video style is getting artistic, at 6:52
Good morning Liam and the team I love your videos keep postinglove ❤❤❤
Very interesting video's! thanks for all the effort!
Great vid Liam
Guys are spot on as usual. Jen…. You stole the show … Liam it seems like you head off a lot these days 😂😂😂 guys work fast while yer gone 😂 great work
0:40 as Meatloaf said, 'you took the words right out of my mouth'. He is young with a flexible back, us with grey hairs have backs as flexible as railway sleepers. Great video👍👍👍🔱🔱🔱.
Your description of Jens face installing the screws play ground humor at its best. Jen please get some knee pads I'm in my 50's and as a spark mine are shot. Great Video
Hi fantastic knowledge and good job Sir
I just found your channel & I’m loving it. Stayed up till 1am last night watching your videos (instead of finishing the jobs I should be doing in my own house!) 😂 Keep up the good work!
Great video, full of information, great stuff.
I’ve built my gardenroom thanks to your help! I did 2.1m doors but had to do joist hangers and a ladder frame to keep under the 2.5m ! Still enjoying watching the masters at work tho 😎
Jen in full beast mode on the saw!
Brilliant great to watch as always
I was thinking of using SIP panels for a small project, but this video has changed my mind - I love how this guy explains things - he's a star.
Thank you very much for the info, I am building my own and need any bit of help as I can have, unfortunately I didn't get a lot of info from your video, because my head was with Jen, Jen is amazing ! 😂
Usual great Video, Davey is a cracking cameraman..
hes boss on the camera mate, knows exactly where to point it
That was brilliant....you explained it so thoroughly,thanx..😁👍
Another fab video, Thanks
Jen is on fire 🔥 here ..
Keep up your great work , love your open honesty 👍
I think this is why no one will sponsor me 🤣 tell it like it is! if its crap, ill tell you
@@thegardenroomguru the waffle and bull manufacturers use today makes us cringe 👍
grat job guys Gary from Crewe 👍👍👍👍
Love watching your builds thank you 🙏
Kudos to the camera man... excellent work at 07:00 minutes in.
Professional working always 🌟🙏❤️ I wish have one summer house in my garden in the future but can’t afford it 😅 thank you for sharing
Really enjoyed watching , would u let me no best place to put air vents... but got to say a honest video to the point helpful and best thing is sharing having that heart well done great team work
I'm doing all of this now, but this video is giving me weather envy.
thank you for building warm rooms for the local community
What timbers are you using for the studs and what height do you make your wall frames. please
Splendid video as alwaysa every time with you looneys lol
I’m only here for the hair , beautiful 😮
Can i ask what vapour barrier you use please. Great informative video
Love it and has given me some confidence in tackling this, this Spring. What steel is it you used. Was it Aluminium so the screws would secure. Thanks. Subscribed.
Is there a 2nd video to this? Interested in the sheet metal cladding on the back.
Great video would be handy if a list of materials was put in description but I know being busy might not have the time but nice work 👌
I sell a build pack mate, it’s a full set of instructions and full materials list for a range of sizes, think I’ve got about 31 atm, so if I put a materials list I’d be shooting my self in the foot 😬
I have the build pack and it's ace - very clear, full materials list.
Amazing work. Quick question... what's the thickness of the osb boards?
Good to see you back in action.
thank you
great video dude.
Thank you for doing videos .
You make look easy but it's not. Everything has to square up.
Your team is awesome super experienced to work nd explain its hard work as well .
I'm about to commence a build in a field and I'd like the walls and roof clad in black corrugated metal sheets. I don't have any height restrictions so I would like a warm roof construction (18mm osb, vcl, 100mm PIR, 11mm osb). I'm wondering what I attach my metal sheets to. Do I need to batten on top of the 11mm osb? Do the batten fixings need to reach a joist? If so they will have to be 200mm screws!! I think that's what's causing me to question this plan. If so should I counter-batten as well for more ventilation? Metal sheets get cold so I guess they will have condensation underneath? I don't really want the rubber roof look but if I have to I will. Thanks in anticipation of a reply 😎
Great vid. Can someone tell me the height of the front and back walls please? Sorry if it’s there but I missed it😬
is it 18mm osb boards on the back of the walls ?
Hi Liam, what nails are you using in the guns for wall OSB fixing?
Is 50mm 18g brad nail ok for the job?
I'm thinking of buying a nail gun.
I take it 1st fix gun is heavier duty
63mm ring shank mate, 1st fix nailer, they weight 3Kg approx, Paslode do anyway
Years of experience makes it look so easy. Massive round of applause here
Hi there i was wondering if moisture wicks up the sterling board laid that low to floor. I was going to start it 90 cm from floor ?
Hi
Great vids and so informative, do you use treated or non treated timber
Cheers
Very good volg 👍👍👍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
These videos are top notch and full of useful info for anyone else doing a build. I'm interested though as to why you don't do a Birdsmouth cut on the roof beams to help them sit flat on the wall plates. Is the angle of the roof shallow enough that it's not required?
It’s practically flat mate, nothing to gain by using bird’s mouth tbh 👍🏼
What size wood is used for the front all mate? cheers
Hi Sir I have quation about threaded rod 20mm is that ok ?instead 24mm . Thanks
Hi guys, great videos. I’ve been watching lots of your videos today to get some tips and advice.
May I ask where to get the 24mm threaded bars you use for the base?
Also, the nuts and the plates?
We get ours from Bapps Bolts mate
Hi guys - what grade steel are you using? Will mild steel suffice?
hi great video but when carpenters build frames we put 2 head plates in, to span the join. and just a pair of crippie studs under lintel, not some dinky panels. 😀
Calm down, take your time 😊. Speed don’t make no difference. Your squad get confused when your asking stuff to quick. Jen clear the base, yeah I’m just doing this first!!! Give them time not going 100 mile an hour. Makes for a better video. Time is money but speed not always the best. 👍
You’re… take time with your spelling also 😮
Hi Liam,
Can you give some info on the max roof spans, with the different timber sizes and flint beams?
Sorry I have a question, which you may have answered already. Should you use C16 or C24 for your carcass please?
People will say different but c16 is sufficient mate
Another good one. Can I pick your brains please fella. What would your base details at floor level if I was building off a concrete slab as opposed to on ground anchors and where would you place the insulation. You maybe already have a you tube on file fella. Also who do you buy your rubberroid roofing off bud.
ive a video where we used the customers pad as he guaranteed the depth at 10". but still needed to keep under 2.5, the room was bigger too so we used a combination of rods and sitting directly on his base, with a DPM under the timber of course. as long as you building is bigger than your pad there is no risk of water going under the treated timber base
i note the way you sail the osb past the meeting points on both horizontal and verticals to reduce the number of joins and avoid entertaining the use of unsightly capping sections later on.... going to steal that idea with thanks and respect.
If i am using screws on the metal sheeting do I need to battern it out or fix to osb and studs? Thanks!
Still batten it, you’ll need air flow of some sort to keep your OSB in tip top condition
Thanks for the quick reply! People don't appreciate how much effort guys like you put into these videos 👍
@@thegardenroomguru I notice you have gone from double battens to resilient bars for the metal cladding. I will do the same to save on depth, but is there any negative with regards airflow?? oh, and where do you get the resilient bars as the build pack I have is showing battens. Many Thanks
Hi, have you done a video about installing composite decking?
Can you send me a link please.
Steve
Hi liam keep it up you and the team Jennifer you are all mega superstars ali walsall west midlands england junction 10 m6 Walsall churckery
what dimension of profile are the studs?
I ordered the build pack how long does it usual take to be sent over?
When did you order it
@@thegardenroomguru only Thursday last week bud
Damn what kind of powerteam is this, I have seen construction sides with less muscles used as you guys ( and gal)
6.59 that flick/look 😍
Does it matter that the osb is exposed for a few days before covering on the inside?
No it’ll be fine
@@thegardenroomguru thanks for that 👍🏻 I know the osb is water resistant but I’m doing a small build in south wales and it’s a guarantee I will have rain at some point 🙄
Cut an old hand saw down to about 5 inches to use as a scraper mate it works a treat for that!! 🤜🏻
GREAT STUFF
Superb 👌🏼👏🏼
Great builds BUT any slight water ingress into all that OSB will be disastrous to the build in future
top job
Is the metal cladding for the back, specced out in the build pack? I'm gonna need that and these rails that you've added.
no mate as there are lots of cladding options, the metal rails are from selco, its called Resilient bar
Is the roof timbers 6x2?
5x2 mate
Do you not use the kingspan insulated panels for roofs anymore? They looked pretty good I thought.
no mate, no one wanted them in the end, and tbh I didn't like the look of the flashings and although a quick install, lots of messing around to make them look good
@@thegardenroomguru ah that's fair enough. When you've got the team and the knowledge, I guess there's no advantage. Keep up the amazing work!
“Jen’s screwing face” 😂😂😂
This was the comment I was looking for. 😂😜
A good joiner would put a short lenth of timber at opposite ends to give more strength
👏👌👍
I'm only here because of her 😃. I'm attracted to women with hair like hers.
Rhomboid😂😂. Trapazoid, i like it
Jen is perfect wife type of lady.
🤦🏻♂️
Decent
450 centres gives 400 gap/insulation which divides into 1200. Minimum Waste/Cutting. (Courtesy Robin Clevett.)
Gem, excuse me, Gen doing most of the actual work
That's Jen's screwing face 🤣🤣🤣
Hope that joint is staggered chippy too chippy 👍. And mind your fingers on the De Walt , over hand planner got me .... nipped the tip off my thumb and first finger off when I was rushing as an apprentice back in the 80s , nice job though gent's... just slow down 👎👇. Learnt my lesson 🤢owch.
All fingers still intact, all people still 10 digits intact , 🖖🏻😂
That's great news , lovely video and just take care all of you 👍, lovely job ..... Noggin's are fantastic with cable cuts....you are the gent's 👌.
Jens “ screwing face” tbh that’s not how I remember it !, Oh hang on a minute, I was dreaming!!😂
Are your walls 1950
Johnny vegas lol❤❤😊
Thankyou
"Oh balls!" 😂😂
But where is she now ?????
Where ever she is, If she’s happy, then it’s all good
Great job but making more work for yourselves. Why rip every board? Just set uprights to the boards 🤦♂️
Then the plaster boards wouldn’t fit 🤦🏻♂️
Looks a nice house you are working at, where are you?
we are in Garforth mate, its in Leeds