Was always taught from a apprentice electrician that anybody who takes the time to space anything with a hammer is a top tradesmen glad to see people still taking that extra little detail to there work
I am an Engineer and my wife is an Architect, I have built tons of roofs exactly as you have done.. There really is not a problem with condensation in these buildings anyway because there is hardly any moisture, bearing in mind the lack of bathrooms and cooking going on. with the doors closed. It is nothing like a house situation, where you have the possibility of moisture condensing in the middle of the roof construction and causing dry rot. If you really wanted to prevent moisture getting into the roof void (not that I would bother) is to use a moisture barrier or even foil backed plasterboard.
That indeed, is a compliment! Ive tried to state this before but maybe im not putting my words across correctly. Thank you for your support and advice. We do use a moisture barrier but its not shown in this video. Ill reference you in tomorrows video if that ok(won't use your name) If we get the roof on and start to insulate Ill do a video and hopefully people will listen and accept not everything is either right or wrong. Thanks again
Having watched your videos for a while now i was hoping to start my build this year but the deck I'm currently doing has taken longer than anticipated. I'm nearly there with it but its not left me enough time to get the outhouse done. Can't wait until next spring to get started on the outhouse though and will be buying one of your packs for sure. Great videos and great work you're doing. Ignore the haters. Lots of jealous folk out there!
Just started following your videos fella, been a great source of info, have been looking into the pre fab rooms, think your vids have made me decide on offering fully built from scratch bespoke ones instead, keep it up pal. PS, get a tripod lol
Your last vid with soffits and facias came in handy when I came to putting mine up only thing I did diffent was use 100mm slices of soffit for the sides so it follows the pattern of the front boards and no need for the h trim but copied everything else you did. Cheers
Cracking video. Thank you. Followed and watched all your videos and finally think I have the confidence to build a games room for my lads to play pool. Quick question if you’ve the time, with a front to back span of 4 metres, would I get away with single 5x2 timbers for roof at 400 centres? 👍🏼👍🏼
If it was mine and budget was an issue, then yes, but I’d timber clad the internal roof as plaster will crack as the roof sags a bit, if it’s a paying customer, I’d be doubling up the 5x2’s
Quick question - how do you seal the inside edge of the soffit board against the side of the building? I have a leak inside my house, and I believe it's due to rain being blown up/under the soffit during very windy conditions.
Not very clued up on roofing my friend put my roof up for me on a concrete shed I built my roof is a tin roof so the front overhang is tin only need to cover the timbers across the front would inuse facia board or soffit for this I would send you a pic on here if I could just for your advice
not sure what you mean, we overhang the roof so we can sit a 100mm piece straight on and it won't require trimming. cedar sits up to this and you can see around 50mm of soffit from below on the sides and back if that makes sense
william griffin - Yes, we are in York. Probably in around 4-6 weeks? When will you have some availability? Also when do you think you have the generic packs ready? Cheers
Pollytops aren't used on soffit... shouldn't be able to see a single fixing point on any soffit, the facia 'yes' ... I'm not criticising the guy or your opinion but pvc should be seamless on the surrounds... just saying..
The 2.5m rule is simple and any architect should know this backwards (I am not an architect, but I can read and have read the .gov fact sheet and related legislation ahead of my own build). A garden room will come under Class E permitted development: must be behind the main dwelling from the main access highway within 2m of a boundary? - no greater than 2.5m overall height, measured from the highest point of land adjacent to he build (regardless of the hight from the lower points... over 2m from the boundary? - no greater than 4m overall heigh but must have eaves or a sloping roof down to no higher than 2.5m towards the boundary (highest point on the land rule applies again)
@@darrenmoore2405 no - the highest point cannot be built up for the purposes of the build (but it can be landscaped so long as the landscaping is not related to the build) assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/830643/190910_Tech_Guide_for_publishing.pdf
I'm pretty sure as well that if you are within that 2m of the boundary and your building is over 15sqm it must be constructed from non-combustible materials.
@@ks-hg5vo which spent include wood of any kind right? Unless is treated with a fire retardant. This means that when building rear wall in advance it should be treated with the fire retardant in advance as it's not accessible.
I’m defensive because of your 1st comment It’s a question and statement? Your trying to be smart and slightly condescending. I’ve built more garden rooms and made more mistakes than than anyone Don’t drop your comment here and think I’m not going to defend my self. It’s blindingly obvious if you’ve done as much as me, go tidy your bedroom
@@thegardenroomguru your way off .. it was a 100 % genuine question, nothing condescending about it.. your way to defensive.. if your posting your work you have to expect people questioning your method
The amount of people on here that thinks this is a good job 😂😂😂😂😂. The ribbed hollow soffit board has a lip for you to screw into. No need for horrible 65mm pins. And u level the front of the soffit so the fascia sits up nice and level to allow easy levelling for the gutter. And double pin the fascia not single pin 😂😂😂
Hi mate. Quick question. Did you have to trim off the top edge of the fascia board to accommodate the fall on the joists? So the fascia stays flush with the roofline.. i'm doing a DIY job and using your vid for help.
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Thanks for these videos, you saved me 20k paying a builder I just did it all my self.
Was always taught from a apprentice electrician that anybody who takes the time to space anything with a hammer is a top tradesmen glad to see people still taking that extra little detail to there work
William you are a good man trying to help people and you do. Keep up the good work. God bless, many thanks Pat.
Great job Will, with every video you post i get a few more golden nuggets of info! 👍🏻
Love the videos and sketches. Thanks so much. Tracie
Hi William
I am building a 5.6M x 3.5M workshop and your videos have been a massive help with this. Thank you so much.
Kind Regards
Pat
Keep 'em coming Liam! You're a star⭐️ I've followed your advice step by step... So far so good.. Cheers mate
I think you guys are brilliant, recently come across your videos and been watching them most evenings 👍
CORNERS LOOK WOOFUL!
Capitals? Mate, don’t loose it, I’ve made a career out of it
I am an Engineer and my wife is an Architect, I have built tons of roofs exactly as you have done.. There really is not a problem with condensation in these buildings anyway because there is hardly any moisture, bearing in mind the lack of bathrooms and cooking going on. with the doors closed. It is nothing like a house situation, where you have the possibility of moisture condensing in the middle of the roof construction and causing dry rot. If you really wanted to prevent moisture getting into the roof void (not that I would bother) is to use a moisture barrier or even foil backed plasterboard.
That indeed, is a compliment! Ive tried to state this before but maybe im not putting my words across correctly. Thank you for your support and advice. We do use a moisture barrier but its not shown in this video. Ill reference you in tomorrows video if that ok(won't use your name) If we get the roof on and start to insulate Ill do a video and hopefully people will listen and accept not everything is either right or wrong. Thanks again
As always great video , very informative. Thanks William
Great vid need to fit fascia and soffet to the shed and didn’t have a clue, I do now. Cheers
Cheers mate only watched to see about the nails you used great stuff answered my query
Having watched your videos for a while now i was hoping to start my build this year but the deck I'm currently doing has taken longer than anticipated.
I'm nearly there with it but its not left me enough time to get the outhouse done.
Can't wait until next spring to get started on the outhouse though and will be buying one of your packs for sure.
Great videos and great work you're doing. Ignore the haters. Lots of jealous folk out there!
Oh and that polytop trick is great! i'll get some use out of that one.
Just started following your videos fella, been a great source of info, have been looking into the pre fab rooms, think your vids have made me decide on offering fully built from scratch bespoke ones instead, keep it up pal.
PS, get a tripod lol
Good job as always.
Love your videos very helpfull i will be buying your plans soon👌👍
Awesome video mate 👍👍
Your last vid with soffits and facias came in handy when I came to putting mine up only thing I did diffent was use 100mm slices of soffit for the sides so it follows the pattern of the front boards and no need for the h trim but copied everything else you did. Cheers
Great video, with clear instruction, thank you . Ignore the trolls and just block them.
Love your videos. Thanks for sharing. From a Leeds Lad.
you don't know my dad do you? he's a mate same name as you
@@thegardenroomguru That could be my uncle of same name. Scaffolding was his trade mostly.
Trevor Megson that’s the man
Hi, your videos are really good. What spotlights do you use in the soffits? Thanks
Great video, lots of detail. Can’t wait for the ‘Haters’ to appear on the Hot - Cold roof instalment. 😀.
it'll happen ;-)
Thank you for posting this :-)
If your facia is higher than the flat roof do you need to cut it down so it's level.
Cracking video. Thank you. Followed and watched all your videos and finally think I have the confidence to build a games room for my lads to play pool. Quick question if you’ve the time, with a front to back span of 4 metres, would I get away with single 5x2 timbers for roof at 400 centres? 👍🏼👍🏼
If it was mine and budget was an issue, then yes, but I’d timber clad the internal roof as plaster will crack as the roof sags a bit, if it’s a paying customer, I’d be doubling up the 5x2’s
william griffin legend. Thank you. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Hi, do the soffit boards needs ventilation?
Ive seen ppl put small section of plastic boards on the sides of the trusses y is that. Thanks
Quick question - how do you seal the inside edge of the soffit board against the side of the building? I have a leak inside my house, and I believe it's due to rain being blown up/under the soffit during very windy conditions.
We don’t seal it mate
Where is the cheapest please to buy soffits and fashias
Soffit....good word
Not very clued up on roofing my friend put my roof up for me on a concrete shed I built my roof is a tin roof so the front overhang is tin only need to cover the timbers across the front would inuse facia board or soffit for this I would send you a pic on here if I could just for your advice
Hi will the soffit around the sides do you go from the batten or the osb3
not sure what you mean, we overhang the roof so we can sit a 100mm piece straight on and it won't require trimming. cedar sits up to this and you can see around 50mm of soffit from below on the sides and back if that makes sense
Thanks I understand now keep up the good work
Could you of not fixed where the cladding is going to cover the soffit and fixed where the lip of the facia would also cover a fixing.
If you used 125mm roof timbers but 150mm fascia, how come there isn't a gap between the soffit board and front edge of the fascia board?
175mm fascia,
J Trim would have saved from any visible fixings on the soffit
Seems good but cant see a thing on this video
Hi, love your builds, I'm considering to have one, can someone email me please when you get a minute.
Hi There,
Just wondering if you manage to read my email which l sent you last week about installing the rods?
Keep the videos coming👍
york? if so, how soon do you need them, as stacked out at the min
william griffin - Yes, we are in York. Probably in around 4-6 weeks? When will you have some availability? Also when do you think you have the generic packs ready? Cheers
Top job ,f**k the arm chair trolls
Good vid buddy.im in the window and roofline trade I wouldn't do it any different. As for the trolls stay under your bridge's sad, sad lonely people.
Pollytops aren't used on soffit... shouldn't be able to see a single fixing point on any soffit, the facia 'yes' ... I'm not criticising the guy or your opinion but pvc should be seamless on the surrounds... just saying..
How you going to fix it ?
@@thegardenroomguru j trims
The 2.5m rule is simple and any architect should know this backwards (I am not an architect, but I can read and have read the .gov fact sheet and related legislation ahead of my own build).
A garden room will come under Class E permitted development:
must be behind the main dwelling from the main access highway
within 2m of a boundary? - no greater than 2.5m overall height, measured from the highest point of land adjacent to he build (regardless of the hight from the lower points...
over 2m from the boundary? - no greater than 4m overall heigh but must have eaves or a sloping roof down to no higher than 2.5m towards the boundary (highest point on the land rule applies again)
So can you not use some earth to make a mound next to the garden building in an area you wouldnt walk creating a high point to measure from?
@@darrenmoore2405 no - the highest point cannot be built up for the purposes of the build (but it can be landscaped so long as the landscaping is not related to the build)
assets.publishing.service.gov.uk/government/uploads/system/uploads/attachment_data/file/830643/190910_Tech_Guide_for_publishing.pdf
I'm pretty sure as well that if you are within that 2m of the boundary and your building is over 15sqm it must be constructed from non-combustible materials.
@@klaeLIFE substantially non flammable materials.
@@ks-hg5vo which spent include wood of any kind right? Unless is treated with a fire retardant. This means that when building rear wall in advance it should be treated with the fire retardant in advance as it's not accessible.
Blimey what with AJ and the neighbours, what agro
Why would you put a soffit up like that??
Why not? Think about it before you comment next, see if you can understand why it makes sense
@@thegardenroomguru don't be so defensive... I know why... I was asking you a fair question pal
I’m defensive because of your 1st comment
It’s a question and statement? Your trying to be smart and slightly condescending.
I’ve built more garden rooms and made more mistakes than than anyone
Don’t drop your comment here and think I’m not going to defend my self.
It’s blindingly obvious if you’ve done as much as me, go tidy your bedroom
@@thegardenroomguru your way off .. it was a 100 % genuine question, nothing condescending about it.. your way to defensive.. if your posting your work you have to expect people questioning your method
The amount of people on here that thinks this is a good job 😂😂😂😂😂. The ribbed hollow soffit board has a lip for you to screw into. No need for horrible 65mm pins. And u level the front of the soffit so the fascia sits up nice and level to allow easy levelling for the gutter. And double pin the fascia not single pin 😂😂😂
Hi mate. Quick question. Did you have to trim off the top edge of the fascia board to accommodate the fall on the joists? So the fascia stays flush with the roofline.. i'm doing a DIY job and using your vid for help.