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James Saunders thanks James, actually turned it into a cigar box guitar workshop now, didn't even know about them when I built the shed, mad. check me out on Facebook, Screaming Skull Guitars. 😁
I like the final result, but I'm struggling to see why pallets were the way to go. With amount of money spent on the cladding and boarding out ,wouldn't it have been quicker to just frame it ?
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Thanks peer, I'm very proud of it, I hope the video is helping people build their's, I've had nearly 1 million views on the video, it's unbelievable how much interest there is.
Amazing build mate, just bought 75 or so pallets to make a shed with my daughter for a summer project, going to use your build as a rough blueprint. How much did it cost you, looks amazing
el video es de hace 6 años y hoy lo veo quedo perfecto lo voy a llevar acabo con unas pequeñas modificaciones ,porque de donde soy no se encuentra todos los materiales y de lo que se trata es de hacerlo con lo mas minimo de gastos pero que quede perfecta.
WHAT !!!!!!!!!! we get enough cliff hangers on TV we don't need them on the tube! I was looking forward to seeing the interior completed & the you go and pull the rug from under our feet : (
Hi I totally love your shed! Amazing craftsmanship, looks solid as... I'm thinking of doing something similar just a bit bigger 5.5m x 3.5m. How did you stop the walls bowing out in the middle where the pallets join? I am concerned the walls will kind of 'bulge' if not strengthened. Cheers
Hi Ross, thanks mate, well I just bottomed them together with screws and 3x2. Bowing never happened once even when I was building it. As soon as the roof joists were on they were really solid. It doesn't creek or anything which I was expecting if I'm honest. It really is very solid.
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Hi mate, I'm in the process of building something similar but I'm a bit sceptical, as I'm thinking of building it on top of decking! Do you think that will work? Did you screw your first level of pallets to the base or use brackets? Thanks
I made battons that sat inside the pallet then screwed to the base and the walls. I'm notbure about putting it on decking but if it's solid enough I can't see a problem. Even if you use the decking as the floor which I assume you are.
@@davidstout4826 did you strip pallets down or use them as whole? Which pallets did you use ive got euro pallets. And finally what size screw did you use to put pallets together with Thanks? Thanks again for replies
No I used them while, they were mostly the same size but I had to cut a couple up. The actual thickness it the main thing I think. I had to chop em up a bit around the door to the right but that was it really. I used different sizes for different things tbh mate.
Hey looks good mate! I will do this on my little chunk of land seems cheap to do eh? Any tips to make the structure stronger? And how is the shed holding up in 2021? Thanks 🤩
Hi, well its deffinately cheaper than buying a building stock, I really enjoyed it. Its going great, I keep meaning to do a followup video and will soon. Good luck with yours. 👍
nice build ! could you give a cost breakdown for us ? like were the pallets free? how much was everything else like osb,insulation,roofing,cladding,windows,doors,screws,joists and so on ,thanks would be very helpful
MrSLacKHacKer bloody hell mate, I haven't got time to do that, how much were the screws? Lol, sorry there aren't enough hours in the day... Have a look on screw fix or b&q and price it up. Thanks for watching.
very helpful thanks , I did try pricing it up but its hard to see how much bought materials you used , (crazy you don't know how much you paid for it ?) I know when I built my shed I had a budget before I started .
MrSLacKHacKer sorry mate, I wasn't being rude, it cost around £1700,i know that but I just don't have the time price each individual item. Palleta were £4 each I know that. Osb 11mm are about £13 and 8mm I used for the walls are about a tenner. Best advice I can give is look in reclaim yards roof beams were only £8. Thanks for watching. Good luck.
Thanks mate, I used battons, screwdthem to the floor and screwed the wall pallets to them. It's very very solid. Did the same with the walls basically.
I saw this video before. It's taken 2 days to find it again lol. I'm gonna follow this for my pallet shed. It's the best one I've seen. The only thing I'd like to know is the size of the pallets? Are those 120 x 100? Excellent job bud. Well done!
Thanks mate, it's 3 meters x 5 meters and the height is 1.8 meters if I remember, that's sonits just under regulations so no don't have to apply for planning permission
Hi David, great job pal. Im currently planning my man cave at the moment. what waterproof sheeting did you use on the walls and did you not think to use it on the floor prior to placing the osb board down ? Also did you also insulate the ceiling before boarding it over? Thanks
nolan combrink hi well the pallets are off the floor anyway and because the roof overhangs and is fenced in hardly any rain gets in anyway. I used a roofing membrane between the Osb and the cladding. The only think I do need to do is insulate the roof inside and the floor. I have an electric rad in there and it soon warms up though.
Can someone confirm ime building a pallet shed The question is it can only be two and half metres in height near my border in the UK What I was thinking When you are building with pallets does the two and half metres start from the top off the floor pallet or at the bottom of the floor pallet Can someone please confirm this
You need to check with your council mate, in some areas you have to build so far away from the neighbours fence and have a height restriction which is usually from the ground up. From memory mine had to be 2.2 meters high but with no restrictions on haw far from the fence.
@@davidstout4826 thankyou so much mate ile definitely do that I've got the pallets laid and the first wall level laid easily altered if it's too close to the boundary Ime following your plan mate it's perfect.
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Absolutely superb! I've started planning mine for 2021. Just a couple of questions? What was the highest point (UK build regs), did you have any resistance from neighbours and are you running 240 as Im thinking solar? Can't wait for part 2 😀
Thanks mate, really appreciate that, local gegs were 2400mm I think, can't remember, just check with your council. Yeah there's 240 power via an outside socket kit from B&Q, I just bought more armoured cable and ran its straight in via another socket inside which leads to another. I have led lights going off it. Ded easy and it's only tripped once but that was my fault.
I did it over the summer a couple of years ago now, just weekends and the odd evening. Probably about 25 to 30 days in all, including taking the old sheds and a tree down and clearing the area.
Jee Ell well my brother bought a similar building, slightly bigger and it cost him 7 grand. The roof materials arnt as good, no insulation or electric and its a single skin no membrane etc. Mines cost about £1800.
Gary Lapsley personally I think floors a good idea but if the walls are getting boarded then shiplaped only really saving the price of about 14 7'x3"×2" plus those metal joining plates most probably cost as much as the wood would. So I can't see the use of using them really.
Grrandad Groans I only used a few metal plates, got them from a diy store that was closing down 25p each. Probably a bit of overkill on the walls I agree, just wanted an airtight dry building.
Hi yeah just wooden slats really or metal on some, it's really strong. Im going to do a follow up video soon 5 years on so everyone can see what it's like now. Just need to sort the inside out as it's a mess lol.
I didn't mate no, tbh even when it's freezing I don't ge cold feet I put some rubber backed carpet tiles down I got off a site and it's fine. I do need to insulate the ceiling though. When I put my radiator on though it soon warms up and stays warm, 10 minutes in and I'm in a t'shirt
@@davidstout4826 that's sounds awesome, did you use corrugated sheeting on the roof? I'm enjoying my build, Cant spend enough time with work and a young baby as I'd like but be done in a few month, did you plaster inside? Thanks for replys mate
@@magpie_up_a_mountain hi mate I only used 2"x4" and with 3. 5 meter between the front and back wall it was a bit of a risk but the roof hasn't had any movement In three years, I suppose the osb boards have given it a lot of strength.
Brilliant, not had any issues with it, water can't get to it anyway with the menbrane and the cladding the floor is firm as it the cieling, I was just saying to my wife today I can't believe I built that lol. The only thing I regret is not using stainless steel nails for the cladding but it's due to be coated with something soon. When it is ill post another video.
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This is more than a shed, closer to a high class Shack. Nicely done! I could live in it.
that TURNED OUT TO BE AMAZING , you would never know , it was Built with Pallets....thanx for Sharing
James Saunders thanks James, actually turned it into a cigar box guitar workshop now, didn't even know about them when I built the shed, mad. check me out on Facebook, Screaming Skull Guitars. 😁
I like the final result, but I'm struggling to see why pallets were the way to go. With amount of money spent on the cladding and boarding out ,wouldn't it have been quicker to just frame it ?
But even if you frame it you still need to board it and cladd it
@@Peacefully007 Isn't that what I said ?
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Just found this , looking to do a L shaped build using pallets over my hottub and squeeze a mini bar and seating for 3 other side ,
Good job dave , 👏
Very impressive! This is how I want mine to look.
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Best DIY shed I have ever seen. Hats off. Congrats
Thanks David👍
That turned out amazing💕🇳🇿
l like your shed very much. You are creative and used the pallets well.
Thanks peer, I'm very proud of it, I hope the video is helping people build their's, I've had nearly 1 million views on the video, it's unbelievable how much interest there is.
Looks really nice, more like a small house well done mate
Alvaro ch thanks, everyone says that lol.
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Best one I have seen. Very impressive.
Please answer me this how many pallets did it take to make the frame
Amazing build mate, just bought 75 or so pallets to make a shed with my daughter for a summer project, going to use your build as a rough blueprint. How much did it cost you, looks amazing
Nice one mate!
Thank you for the reply and info. All the best 👍🏻
No problem, good luck with it.
Great work very nice well done 👍👍⚘💐🌻🌹🙏
Thanks for the idea. I have been looking all over youtube and this one helped a lot.
Thanks mate, tbh that's why I made it, hope it gets you on the way to building one.
Looks top drawer, can you talk me through the roof did you put any membrane down before the corrugated material?
el video es de hace 6 años y hoy lo veo quedo perfecto lo voy a llevar acabo con unas pequeñas modificaciones ,porque de donde soy no se encuentra todos los materiales y de lo que se trata es de hacerlo con lo mas minimo de gastos pero que quede perfecta.
WHAT !!!!!!!!!! we get enough cliff hangers on TV we don't need them on the tube!
I was looking forward to seeing the interior completed & the you go and pull the rug from under our feet : (
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Great shed build!👍it looks really good.
Thanks mate, it's still looking good.
Looks fantastic, great job. Hope storm Ciara didn’t cause any damage! ⛈
Thanks, no problems at all.
Great build .thanks for sharing.
Hi I totally love your shed! Amazing craftsmanship, looks solid as... I'm thinking of doing something similar just a bit bigger 5.5m x 3.5m. How did you stop the walls bowing out in the middle where the pallets join? I am concerned the walls will kind of 'bulge' if not strengthened. Cheers
Hi Ross, thanks mate, well I just bottomed them together with screws and 3x2. Bowing never happened once even when I was building it. As soon as the roof joists were on they were really solid. It doesn't creek or anything which I was expecting if I'm honest. It really is very solid.
Hey man! good job! How many pallets did you use to build the house? And how many M2 does have?
About 40, what's an M2?
@@davidstout4826 m2/M2 - square meters
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Andrew Windsor thanks mate... I think. Lol
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Looks great. Trying to find great condition, uniform sized pallets might be a problem though. Most I see are odd sizes.
Thanks, Some people sell them so more chance of getting them the same.
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What is the width of the door opening for the 8'x6' shed?
now that's what I call improvisation, good job!
How do yous screw the base together with batons?
Great video slideshow. How long was the build from start to finish?
Nathan Drake about 5 months mainly at the weekends.
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Nice build, made it look easy, looks solid aswell 5 years on. Is it still standing and looking okay. Thanks for share
Yeah it is, still going strong, no issues at all. I'm building another more of a bar / covered cooking area.
How much do you think it cost all in all?! Thanks for a great vid
que laborioso y bello trabajo, creo que comparando costos pareciera más barato una de cemento y block.
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Hi mate, I'm in the process of building something similar but I'm a bit sceptical, as I'm thinking of building it on top of decking! Do you think that will work? Did you screw your first level of pallets to the base or use brackets? Thanks
I made battons that sat inside the pallet then screwed to the base and the walls. I'm notbure about putting it on decking but if it's solid enough I can't see a problem. Even if you use the decking as the floor which I assume you are.
@@davidstout4826 did you strip pallets down or use them as whole? Which pallets did you use ive got euro pallets. And finally what size screw did you use to put pallets together with Thanks? Thanks again for replies
No I used them while, they were mostly the same size but I had to cut a couple up. The actual thickness it the main thing I think. I had to chop em up a bit around the door to the right but that was it really. I used different sizes for different things tbh mate.
One problem, those pallets sat on the ground will rot out double quick, they needed to be raised up on blocks.
Look at the video mate, they are on flags so we'll off the ground.
What about winter time? Can anyone reply
This is so doggone cool!
How much did that cost to build?
Hey looks good mate! I will do this on my little chunk of land seems cheap to do eh? Any tips to make the structure stronger? And how is the shed holding up in 2021? Thanks 🤩
Hi, well its deffinately cheaper than buying a building stock, I really enjoyed it. Its going great, I keep meaning to do a followup video and will soon. Good luck with yours. 👍
@@davidstout4826 thanks for the reply
@@davidstout4826 how much did it cost you?
Awesome,Very Creative,I love it.😍
nice build ! could you give a cost breakdown for us ? like were the pallets free? how much was everything else like osb,insulation,roofing,cladding,windows,doors,screws,joists and so on ,thanks would be very helpful
MrSLacKHacKer bloody hell mate, I haven't got time to do that, how much were the screws? Lol, sorry there aren't enough hours in the day... Have a look on screw fix or b&q and price it up. Thanks for watching.
very helpful thanks , I did try pricing it up but its hard to see how much bought materials you used , (crazy you don't know how much you paid for it ?) I know when I built my shed I had a budget before I started .
MrSLacKHacKer sorry mate, I wasn't being rude, it cost around £1700,i know that but I just don't have the time price each individual item. Palleta were £4 each I know that. Osb 11mm are about £13 and 8mm I used for the walls are about a tenner. Best advice I can give is look in reclaim yards roof beams were only £8. Thanks for watching. Good luck.
I’m sure you been asked but do yiu have any plans or price of hole build?
Hi, no, no plans it was all in my head lol. The cost was around £1500. Including insulation and electrics
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Fantastic well done.
dermot forte thanks 👍🏻
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Sorry I don't speak your language so can't reply.
Roughly, how much did all the stuff cost you?
About £1600 including insulation and electrics.
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Excellent work. How did you secure walls to the floor
Thanks mate, I used battons, screwdthem to the floor and screwed the wall pallets to them. It's very very solid. Did the same with the walls basically.
Beautiful. What did it cost you, mate?
SlightlyWetFart cheers £1500 that's with a top quality roof insulation and electrics and lights.
I saw this video before. It's taken 2 days to find it again lol. I'm gonna follow this for my pallet shed. It's the best one I've seen. The only thing I'd like to know is the size of the pallets? Are those 120 x 100? Excellent job bud. Well done!
Haha, 2 days bloody hell. Yeah mate 120x120. Check they're the same thickness too as they can be quite a bit different and it's a pain. Good luck.
@@davidstout4826 Thanks very much. :)
Hi mate
Thinking of doing the same build as you, would you recommend damp proof course for floor pallets?
Yeah you could, as you saw I just put mint on to of flags so they're never going to get we or damp really, plus there's air flow underneath.
Excelent work¡¡ thanks for sharing. Can you share the dimensions?.
Thanks mate, it's 3 meters x 5 meters and the height is 1.8 meters if I remember, that's sonits just under regulations so no don't have to apply for planning permission
Absolutely outstanding
Take my hat of to you wow.
Have you got inside shots of how it is?
Billy Fraser thanks Billy, really appreciate that, I've got a few, I'll take a few more and do another video. Stay tuned. 👍
Any shots of the inside? Still waiting 😁
Hi David, great job pal. Im currently planning my man cave at the moment. what waterproof sheeting did you use on the walls and did you not think to use it on the floor prior to placing the osb board down ?
Also did you also insulate the ceiling before boarding it over? Thanks
nolan combrink hi well the pallets are off the floor anyway and because the roof overhangs and is fenced in hardly any rain gets in anyway. I used a roofing membrane between the Osb and the cladding. The only think I do need to do is insulate the roof inside and the floor. I have an electric rad in there and it soon warms up though.
nolan combrink I'll insulate between the rafters so it should be pretty easy.
Can someone confirm ime building a pallet shed
The question is it can only be two and half metres in height near my border in the UK
What I was thinking
When you are building with pallets does the two and half metres start from the top off the floor pallet or at the bottom of the floor pallet
Can someone please confirm this
You need to check with your council mate, in some areas you have to build so far away from the neighbours fence and have a height restriction which is usually from the ground up. From memory mine had to be 2.2 meters high but with no restrictions on haw far from the fence.
@@davidstout4826 thankyou so much mate ile definitely do that I've got the pallets laid and the first wall level laid easily altered if it's too close to the boundary
Ime following your plan mate it's perfect.
Nice, one, hope the build goes well 👍
Dude that’s awesome
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What did you use to connect pallets from underneath
I didn't connect them through the underneath I screwed though the top into batrons. It's shows in the video mate.
Hiya, did you build with treated or untreated pallets?
BrotherRobb Hi, they were treated I think most of them are to be honest.
What did cladding did you use and also for the framing around the windows, doors and edges?
Natalie Emmerson I used log lap cladding bought from a guy on ebay and tapered single fencing strips from b&q. Not sure if you're in the UK.
Yeah I'm in the uk. Did the log lap cost a lot? I'm building a garden room similar size to yours I think. Mine will be 3.5m x 3m
Also where's the pics of inside after u have finished 😊
Natalie Emmerson it's still on going, waiting for cheap stuff to come along.
How many pallets did you use?
About 45
Great Video I made one myself off inspiration from yourself
Cool, I'd love to see it mate.
Absolutely superb! I've started planning mine for 2021. Just a couple of questions? What was the highest point (UK build regs), did you have any resistance from neighbours and are you running 240 as Im thinking solar? Can't wait for part 2 😀
Thanks mate, really appreciate that, local gegs were 2400mm I think, can't remember, just check with your council.
Yeah there's 240 power via an outside socket kit from B&Q, I just bought more armoured cable and ran its straight in via another socket inside which leads to another. I have led lights going off it. Ded easy and it's only tripped once but that was my fault.
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How much did you cost you??
How did you squeeze behind to do the feather boards
I actually took the fence panels out at the back and managed to squeeze in where the wall is.
Exelente
!!de quien es la música? ??
It's just a generic one supplied by RUclips
Do you think it saved you any money doing it like this?
Yes mate, much cheaper as I explained on another post and I think better quality and much more sturdy. Good luck if you build one.
One word Amazing
Like it! Did you have to get permit?
John Runer, thanks mate, no it was all withing regulations.
Yah rite. They would laugh to death.
It’s not raised off the soil enough, it’ll rot out in a few years.
very very nice
Thas. Nice. I. Like. It.
Thank you.
How long did it take to make Dave ?
I did it over the summer a couple of years ago now, just weekends and the odd evening. Probably about 25 to 30 days in all, including taking the old sheds and a tree down and clearing the area.
Did a good job mate
Awesome. Is the backing music by sigur ros
DJJENKO no idea mate, it was one that is made available by RUclips. Think it's their own so there are no copyright infringements.
Well done👍
monica warren thanks.
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Gooduck
Sorry for the necro, how did it turn out for you?
Still going strong.
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how much do you think the pallets saved you in cash? vrs treated timber base etc
Jee Ell well my brother bought a similar building, slightly bigger and it cost him 7 grand. The roof materials arnt as good, no insulation or electric and its a single skin no membrane etc. Mines cost about £1800.
Gary Lapsley personally I think floors a good idea but if the walls are getting boarded then shiplaped only really saving the price of about 14 7'x3"×2" plus those metal joining plates most probably cost as much as the wood would. So I can't see the use of using them really.
Grrandad Groans I only used a few metal plates, got them from a diy store that was closing down 25p each. Probably a bit of overkill on the walls I agree, just wanted an airtight dry building.
What are you using to keep the pallets together? Metal plates and screws?
I mean in the first part of the video before the wood sheets are used
Hi yeah just wooden slats really or metal on some, it's really strong. Im going to do a follow up video soon 5 years on so everyone can see what it's like now. Just need to sort the inside out as it's a mess lol.
Well, that ain't going anywhere.
With Tilt-a-Whirl's and Merry Go's, and carnivals of Faygo We're just tryna tell you all about the light, right. (the music)
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Like the work
Graham Ball, thanks Graham.
Which is the black material in
What do you mean?
@@davidstout4826 oh yes, what is the black material that you used on the fact of house? Thanks
@screamingskullguitars great build mate, I'm deep In to mine now, did you ever get round to insulating the floor?
Thanks
I didn't mate no, tbh even when it's freezing I don't ge cold feet I put some rubber backed carpet tiles down I got off a site and it's fine. I do need to insulate the ceiling though. When I put my radiator on though it soon warms up and stays warm, 10 minutes in and I'm in a t'shirt
@@davidstout4826 that's sounds awesome, did you use corrugated sheeting on the roof? I'm enjoying my build, Cant spend enough time with work and a young baby as I'd like but be done in a few month, did you plaster inside?
Thanks for replys mate
No, on one wall with all my tools etc is just osb boards and the rest are plasterboard.
@@davidstout4826 what size timber did you use for roof joists? Cheers, my building is up, ordering roof asap
@@magpie_up_a_mountain hi mate I only used 2"x4" and with 3. 5 meter between the front and back wall it was a bit of a risk but the roof hasn't had any movement In three years, I suppose the osb boards have given it a lot of strength.
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How much did this cost?
With everything including insulation and electrics about £1500 that's including about £150 in tools too.
I work with pallets....fancy making one for me ....
I don't have the time mate, it's not like I do it for a living. I'm planning another build soon a bar next to it.
tengo 2500 pallet y no se que hacer con ellos
Que medidas tiene?
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Nice job, can you post the plans?
Hi thanks, sorry but I didn't really have any apart from a few rough drawings.
I see. Well, thanks anyway.
Nice looks expensive but nice
looks great but where the video about building a shed with marshmallows,can some body please upload
james bondero real talk
How’s the Osb holding up?
Brilliant, not had any issues with it, water can't get to it anyway with the menbrane and the cladding the floor is firm as it the cieling, I was just saying to my wife today I can't believe I built that lol. The only thing I regret is not using stainless steel nails for the cladding but it's due to be coated with something soon. When it is ill post another video.
David Stout Thank you much, and what a fantastic job you did building it.
@@joeaviles2419 thanks mate, really appreciate that 👍👍
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