Garden Room Build, The Floor
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- Опубликовано: 6 сен 2024
- In this final part of the garden room build I get the floor down.
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Just a thought, couldn't you have laid the flooring before putting the last MDF bottom panel piece on. That way you could have then hidden the expansion gap and looked neater than using the little strips.
Maybe incase the floor expanded upwards causing the MDF to pop off.
Normally not a practical way to do it in that order, but feel free to do it yourself.
@@oslogutt80 of course its a practical way! You lay the floor, (leaving an expansion gap between floor and wall) then lay the skirting, or in this case, MDF lower rail, which hides the gap. Far neater than trimming later, a method usually reserved for hiding the gap when skirtings etc are already in place.
@@ptb3335 the floor doesnt expand upwards it only expands across its width.
was there a reason you started from the door wall and worked in, instead of the other way which would have gave you a wider cut around the door
Very smart, I bet your mum is pleased and has enjoyed seeing you regularly during the process
She seems happy
In your next video when you do your summing up, it would be great to hear the techniques you would use again when building your upcoming workshop and those that you would try something different (and why).
Thanks for the content.
Dan
Nice job Matt, looks smart 👌
Thank you
Great vid, thanks for sharing. There aren’t many videos sharing the floor covering of your choice once the garden room has been built. The 5mm gap is exactly what I needed to know. Thanks again.
Excellent job Matt. Bet your folks are chuffed
Thank you. They seem happy
The Garden Room looks fantastic 👍🏻 good work!
looks absolutely gorgeous.
Great series, and room looks great too.
Thank you Nico
Really nice work, Matt! 😃
Someone could easily use it as a bedroom! Fantastic!
Anyway, stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊
Thank you very much
really good work and a pleasure to watch....there is also something about a new or empty shed and the possibilities it holds
Yes a new shed is exciting
👍👍👍
All looks great mate. Good job too, that particular type of client tends to be the hardest to please 😉
Haha that’s very true
A good job well done! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎😎😎
Awesome! Looking forward to the q&a video!
Thank you
Nice looking floor.
Thank you Ted
That's the same type of laminate I bought to do downstairs, it's probably one of the easiest I've ever used in terms of laying.
For cutting, I found using a jigsaw was the easiest option, as long as you either use a downcut blade (or flip the board upside down like I did) the cuts are nice a smooth. It also helps that my cordless jigsaw is very quiet and I always end up laying flooring at midnight!
I probably would have put it down the other way to make the room feel deeper, that's what I did as the house narrow but long, it really does make it feel wider!
😁 Nicely done Matt. A job well done 😁👍
Superb job! Watched the entire series of the garden build and thoroughly enjoyed it 😉👍🏼
Thank you Paul
Good work Mr Smith! Really nice finish to the build and to the series
Thank you Ed
Looks great, nice job. Tony
Thank you Tony
Very tidy job!
Thank you
what a great series of videos, well done looks great.
Thank you Richard
Looks Amazing - excellent work! Looking forward to the vlog with all the details. Would love to get to see how it's furnished and used in the future! Thanks for sharing!
I will take some pics when it is full.
Really amazing work, Matt! Congratulations
That looked really great Matt, work well done, best regards from a Kiwi living in Australia.
Thank you Les
Matt, that’s one nice shop. Congrats on a job well done.
Thank you
Genuinely enjoyable build series 👌
Thank you
Matt, A top job and very "neat and tidy." Onya mate !!
I really enjoyed this series Matt, you have done such an amazing job it looks fantastic.
Thank you very much
Fantastic work and a great series of videos. Thank you.
Thank you
Lovely job, as always 🥰
Thank you very much
I’ve always finished laminate under the skirting, ie fitter the skirting after the laminate, seems to give a better finish
looks top notch
is it going to be your new workshop? or a place to read books if you get bored of sitting in the house?
I’m still feeling sick from your pose on the work bench. The moment you said you were finished and laid on the floor, I stopped the video and gave you a like. Nobody should be exposed to your sultry pose twice in their lifetime 🤣
Good job, looks great.
No spacers along the back wall Matt?
Will the floor move with spacers taken out . I used cork strips as spacers they stay in.
Thinking you might need a new camera or something as it was all pixelating but still a useful video