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Garden office cedar cladding tutorial
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- Опубликовано: 23 июл 2020
- Here it is! the much waited(sorry) cedar cladding video.
im a little happier now and daily videos are back, enjoy and comment, if its crap let me know
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These videos literally teaches everyone to have a go. But don't get me wrong the tools maybe purchased by anyone. But experience is priceless. A true Craftsman at work.
Thank you mate
Seeing the perfect finishes, like the little piece of cedar that went in that gap about the door was so aesthetically pleasing, honestly love your work man!
Loved seeing how you dealt with the little details around the openings etc. Very nice. Great videos. 👍
Brilliant video, been waiting for this lots of detail and absolutely quality finish! Keep up the good work.
Great tutorial on how to clad. The best tradesmen are always willing to share their knowledge with others 👏👍
Very nice build Bill , learnt a lot watching your vids !
You're a great boss. You lead by example , an honest grafter. All the best to you and your team 👍🏻
wish I had a boss like William lol learnt so much just simply by watching your videos! thanks again man I appreciate it.
Such an amazing build, looks great and again with your normal high level of finish.
Absolutely brilliant job Liam fantastic quality of work . No doubt the best team to build a garden room.
There a good team!
I don’t give them enough credit
Looks great, videos are no messing around, spot on
Love your work,you and the team very talented, video are great, very helpful im doing conservatory soon ,was going to use plastic cladding but think after seeing this,wood looks awesome
Another great video. You never disappoint. Thank you.
It's refreshing to see someone actually giving a shit about a joint opening up and doing something to mitigate it. Good man.
You seriously need to be adding your company contact details in the video description. These videos are great adverts for your business; you want to be making it easy for potential customers to find you. 👍🏻
It’s wood, and it weathers, it’s going to open up, best to minimize the damage. Cheers pal
Great job Liam ! I'm learning lots from all the excellent videos 😊👍
Very very addictive! Just ordered one of your pre plans! Can’t wait to get going
Another great video, good instruction on the cladding.
You describe jobs so well. I know most of what you show but still love watching your breath taking videos🤣
I copied your idea for the 45 degree corners and it looks brilliant. Thanks for the ideas and keep doing the videos.
Loved the idea for the window trims. 👍
The best thing on RUclips ever! Finally a RUclips star that is talented!
Pleasure to watch mate....and that cedar work is class 🤝
Great video fella, thanks for taking the time to do these.
Thank you
Lovely job pal keep up the great work
Brilliant video and top quality finish
Great work as always Liam.
Cracking video! I have put in a base as per your videos and now in to the side walls and roof. Watched all of your videos at least twice to know what I am doing. I have picked up on some learning that you have made as you have done more rooms 👍
Post a pic mate, I’d love to see it
william griffin time lapse of work done so far bud! ruclips.net/video/Ikscs99saVI/видео.html
Big Elbow’s Emporium just watched and commented! 👌 perfect, hat off to you sir!
You’ve taken it al in
Top notch Sir, get yourself a tablesaw you'll never regret it. 👍🔨🇮🇪
Looks fantastic guys .
Another great job well done!
great detail, thanks for taking the time to film it:)
This was beautiful to watch
Looks an absolutely top job 👍👍
The guy is the main man. His business is going to take off big time.
Thank you
Great build guys
beautiful work and finish
Extremely useful.. simple to follow, thanks
Nice job mate, looks good.
What a fantastic job five stars ⭐️
Great video, so after the first coat how often do you need to treat the Cedar pls ?
Nice workmanship 💪💪💪
Amy really is the hardest worker, second to you of course :)
Great work! It looks amazing! Can I ask what thickness is the cladding you used here?
Your work is honestly spot on! If you don't mind me asking, what would a ball park figure be for a project this size? From you guys, as im not talented enough lol.
Another great video. What size batterns do you use for your cladding?. I'll be cladding mine with upvc.
Great video mate, I'm just wondering much you talking for the cladding for man cave 7 meters by 4 meters 2400 high
Fair Play that is great workmanship, a lot of fellas would not bother with the little finishes,
Really nice job. I have never installed cedar cladding before but I have some to do soon on my own house and would appreciate if you could clarify some thing for me. As you said Cedar is very expensive stuff here in the Uk, I don't want to mess it up.
Did you oil the back of the cladding before installation?
You seem to have installed the board tight to the window frames, are you expecting the cedar to shrink as it dries leaving the gap manufacturers recommend (8mm I think it was)?
Also, manufacturers recommend 200mm clearance from the ground. I think I'd prefer it closer to the ground as you have it here but how critical is it?
Did you install an insect mesh top and bottom to stop bugs getting in and nesting?
What do you use for the cedar detail around windows and and doors? Is it sold in those dimensions or do you cut it from some other stock?
Fab video. We are ready to add cedar cladding to our summer house. Builder wants to fit horizontal but all the ones online seem to be fitted vertical. Is there a reason for this?
Looks great
What an amazing building
Hi , any reason for using owatrol oil ? , am considering Osmo uv oil , looking for a more satin sheen for my cedar and longer lasting if possible what would you recommend please ?? I have been using your videos to build my garden room and its been so helpful keep up the good work!.
Where can I get this cedar from as I’m doing an extension and from watching your videos this seems great. Also do you ever oil it before fitting?
Any tips on a cheap durable cladding for a workshop that won’t look naff?
Hey great video what color textroll you use 🙏🙏🙏 looks lovely that finish
That’s a cracking job
Looking forward to the decking video
Hi, your videos are amazing!
I'm about to cladd my summerhouse with shadow gap 20mm pine. I bought battery powered nail gun from amazon that shoots type 47 nails, 32mm max, would that be sufficient for my cladding? Thanks in advance guys
Hello, is the oil you use the clear option? thanks, olly
Try the osmo uv oil. Very high quality and lighter on the pocket
Hi, could you or someone else let me know what you used for the back of the building. Struggling to find the same online.
How do you vent the cladding, do you just use a continuous soffit vent at the bottom?
Whar dimensions are tje battons under the cladding? 50x30mm?
Another great video! Can you tell me what I’d need to search for for the upvc cladding used on the back please I’m struggling to find anything suitable.
northern building plastics mate
Perfection mate. Love it.
Do you think I could get away with using a 16 gauge nail gun if the nails are put in on the groove and would be hidden anyway? Thanks in advance
100%, it’s the face fixing of the 16g that looks like a bullet hole!
Decent finish considering you seem to have a very fast job completion 👍
100% finish is priority
Firstly, i love your builds. I am currently building a 7 x 4.5 self build garden room which has been helped by you and several other youtube posters. My question I have going forward is you glue your roofing OSB together with Ebuild Lumberjack adhesive ( just purchased it ) but all the reseach I have read says that OSB boards or PLY for flooring should have a 3mm expansion gap. If i use this expanding glue then I will lose this gap, I am worried this will cause an issue later. Please can you explain why you glue the boards.. sorry Im probably not on the right video. keep the great videos coming.
Not sure what you have read, but when you glue the t&g boards they become one big sheet. Expansion would be on the full sheet, but if you think about it, once you fix the board mechanically, it can not move any way. Always glue them
Really helpful. Is the double latting essential? Would a single later not be enough? Thanks
Yeah, used to do single tbh,
So you only need Brad nails ? I'm guessing the tongue and groove gives the joints the majority of the strength. Gorgeous build! I want to do the same on my house.
Hi William. Do you always order your cedar so there's no joints on the vertical boards? As in all of the boards are ordered at c. 2.3m so you are always fixing full length boards and not having to butt join over a batten?
generally get 8ft lengths, and trim to size
Sorry. One other question....if i'm building on a concrete base and want a 0.5m deck at the front would you just pour a bigger pad to also hold deck area or would you do this as separate once the garden room is built?
Thanks William. Love the videos.
deck want to be off the floor so would build frame work and concrete in posts to support separately
Newbie here!!
Why is the cladding laid vertically when the tongue and groove would allow less water into the joints if it were laid horizontally?
You mention expansion and movement for small pieces around the window... Why don’t you need to leave a mm spacing between boards to allow for expansion of each board on the big areas?
FairPlay mate lovey job
Great video William
could you provide the colour oil used on this video please?
Great video, Looking at the suffix and fascia how do you finish the corner? It looks like a small square piece.
upvc soffit and fascia comes with corners so its a tidy finish, also the rubber roof comes with a corner piece too
Hi William, long time follower, your tips are spot on!! Few questions.
I've only got a framing nailer that takes 50mm D head stainless nails. will these be ok for a ship lap or other cladding board that has a larger overlap? or will 2.8mm nail tear it up?
I got 1m x M16 rods off screwfix. it's only a 3x 2.5m I'm building and using 13 piles + threads. I read a M16 can take up to 1.5ton so I hope. they will be ok..??
Hi, nailer will be ok as long as it’s got depth gauge, we sometimes use the 63mm d heads on the feather edge at the back. Rods are on the small side tbh, but a unit that big should be only around 3/4 tonne in total in my experience on the way we build them.
@@thegardenroomguru wow fast reply.. yeah if each M16 thread can support 1.5ton then 13 of the should be be ok under compressional forces. I suppose it's just the lateral forces and longevity which is gonna be the concern..
What was the finished cost? Lovely job.!!
Quality work going in there sir. I’m a plastering tutor in a college in Wales and would love to possibly get you online in the new academic year (September onwards) to talk to my level 3 students about the pros and cons of being self employed. Let me know. Great workmanship also. You could highlight the plastering more though 😉
I’d love that! , our Plasterer could probably give them some advice too! I’ve paid him 1030, this week for 3 jobs, there’s a lot of money in a perfect finish 👍🏼
william griffin I need to up my prices if that is what he is pulling down. 😂😂 In all seriousness I will be in touch and if you are keen would love to get you to speak with students, I think your honesty will strike a chord cause as much as I tell them it’s hard work I’ve been in education now for 12 years and I can’t speak from experience no longer. I had a fibrous plasterer from Wigan come to see me this year and did a workshop for me, the students loved it. Massive respect for you guys out there day in day out and willing to share knowledge and experience. We need more like yourself.
It’s a hard slog! But if you get it right the rewards will come. I’ve built this show on quality, I won’t compromise!
It’s crazy now, but we generally go home at 3, work all day, then go home and enjoy your home life. Tell your students, I’ve gone from the recession and standing outside b@q with a sign saying , Joiner, will work for cash or food. I needed to feed my family.
To being happy, and having a thriving business. It’s swings and roundabouts! Put the graft in, you’ll get it back 🙌
william griffin you’d be just the man to talk to them, in normal circumstances I’d have level 3 students with me in September but I am unsure how it is going to unfold as Wales is running things slightly differently to England. As long as I know you are up for it I will keep track of you via this you tube channel and once I know the plan would it be ok to contact you and set up an online session with my students? Obviously I would work around you and wouldn’t want to impact your working day too much. Just think it be really beneficial for young people to hear from someone like yourself on the experiences of being self employed and employing people etc. If you did come to wales then I’d take you for a breakfast but since this lockdown we been told to do everything online!
Mate, I love people who have a desire to progress
I’m 100 % up for it!
If I can be of assistance, let me know, I’m more than happy to tell
Great video, could you give me some knowledge on why lath is used going vertically and horizontally? Have a project on and want to make sure I am doing everything right. :-) doing horizontal cladding tho
The first (vertical) battens create an inch airspace to allow air to circulate and dry any any damp, and allows a free path down for any rain ingress. It is important to have a clear gap at the bottom to allow water out. (You can get perforated bottom edging for this.)
Great video. I’m planning to build one like this but its going to around 30m2. I read online that structures between 15-30m2 need to be made mostly from non combustible materials. Surely a timber frame with cedar cladding doesn’t meet this requirement, or is it ok?
Never heard tgat one mate, and being building these years, if it’s within 1mtr of the boundary, it’s gotta have a non combustible wall, but it’s never checked
A question if I may, how do you stop insects getting in the airgap at the bottom of the battens or isn't it a problem?
A guy on here used a plasterer bead fixed to the bottom last, genius idea, the one thats a mesh
What is the profile and measurements of the cladding ?
£220 for 5L of oil omg !. had to Google that stuff and geez thats gotta be top notch gear. Another quality build, love these vids 👍🏽
Osmo oil is also very good UV 12x oil. £63 for 2.5L, great stuff!
Ace, what’s the price of one that size, about 20k?
this may be a silly question, can you fit the cladding straight to the walls instead of using battens. ( does there have to be a gap between the wrap and the cladding )
Airflow.
Nice 👍 job but how come there were no space allowing for expansion
Is 18 gauge nails sufficient for outdoor cladding as they don’t have much of a head ?
never had an issue on any of mine, its not much smaller than 16g
Hi how did you go round the 22 degree angle with the rubber roof? Also could you send me the measurement you use to get all these rooms under 2.5 please I’m sure I’ve seen a vid when you showed all the measurements but I can’t find it haha
floor joists 100mm
22mm flooring
1950 door height
15mm gap to allow for door fitting
160mm steel
125 roof joists
18mm osb3 roof board
1mm rubber roof
25mm rubber roof trim
2416mm
Another great vid. Can you give me a costing of that build. Thanking you
Is the cladding designed to allow for expansion if you butt them right against each other?
The T.G.V allows for movement.
Sick guy!
Are the 18g nails at this point 63mm too? Or they about 50mm?
Great vids btw.
50mm mate
Brilliant video as normal. If my garden room is less than 1m from our boundary, does the closest wall need to be fire retardant? Thanks
Should be, stupid rule tbf
@@thegardenroomguru what do you think about the liquids/paints you can use?
B24FIT Fitness & Nutrition when I used to do pub refits, we painted half the feature walls in a fire retardant liquid, it was exspensive but satisfied building control, I just don’t get the thinking on this, you can put a shed next to a fence and store your petrol mower etc in there, but you can’t eith one of these 🤷🏻♂️
Great build as always .could you do a more detailed video on going round angles .
Yes I will, next time I get one with angles mate
william griffin I’d also be really interested in this - due to my rear neighbours fence suddenly turning into my garden half way across the back of my build I have to bend the back wall by 40 degrees. I’d be particularly keen to know how to then do the roof joists as the pitch for the joists on the right side of the front wall will be steeper than those on the left....
Architrave rhymes with grave. Architrive is a grave mistake, geddit! Very helpfull videos, thank you
William, just wondered which cladding profile you use and whether there are benefits to using certain types? we want to clad vertically like you've done....
I’ve used shadow gap profile. Looks stunning
@@pawsreena73 thank you for that, there are so many choices!
But how do warm roofs work?
Would love to know how much that one cost
How thick is that cedar?? when you order the cedar wood, what percentage extra do you put in on the m2 area needed?
What brand and make is your nail gun?
Thanks for the video
i'm not sure about the cedar, but it's a Paslode (IM50?) by the looks of it, amazing bits of kit
Cedar finishes at 18mm, nail gun is paslode 18g im50 , quality bit of kit
@@thegardenroomguru awesome, would it be any downsides if the cedar was 12mm thick as the 18mm is very expensive??
and would a 10% waste allowance be enough when ordering cedar?