This is so good for instruction. And I think it is entertaining. The way you work is professional but also fun. Your accent, your enormous energy, and your attitude of "if you can kick it in don't do it softly". 🎉🎉🎉
Haha,you've inspired me to build my own garden room. Only downside is I can't get the rubber roof from anywhere in Ireland. Felt my cheaper option. Great videos
The best home garden room build video/tutorial I’ve ever seen. For you to share your expertise and knowledge in such detail is generous of you. Top man Liam 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
As someone about to set out on building a garden office (using Liam's build pack) on my own with no help, this series is invaluable. Thanks Liam, huge appreciation.
first your finger, now a cold, just got to say that we all appreciate the work you put in and the encouragement you've given to so many people to start their own builds thanks
Watching these daily has replaced my binge watching box sets on TV 😂 much more educational. Felt for you today with you’re battered finger and cold. Hope you recover swiftly!
Am saving these in youtube folder........very instructional Thank You Liam and can understand what you are doing ..and what You are saying Once again Many Thanks....
Thank you so much for taking the time to film and share your extensive knowledge. Your passion, enthusiasm and professionalism is second to none. You are a true gent. Thank you once again👍🏾
Fantastic set of videos Liam. Can't wait for the next one. Love the way you are growing your brand/businesses by giving a bit back. Your reputation and trust score is high. Happy to recommend you. Hope the finger gets better soon, looks damn painful
Ordered a build pack (8 x 3.5) and currently getting prices but not going to start until spring and going to use power tools! Fair play to Liam for getting on with the solo build using minimal power tools ,an injured finger, and some very cold days. I've learnt some really useful work arounds though. I didn't realise how current this build was until day 8 last night. this series is seriously addictive.
quick insulation tip. space your walls at 438 centres to give you a gap of 400mm. you get 3 rips out of a sheet with no waste. the dewalt battery table saw is a massive time saver for ripping 2.4 x 1.2 sheets down. Use the vac and no horrible stuff floating about. We do this for roof work and cut the whole stack outside in 15 mins then zero dust to breath in.
Good idea. I prefer to keep on 400 centres and rip the insulation sheet the other way, into 1.2m strips using the track saw. They are easier to fit than a 2.4m length. And not much waste off the full sheet.
Respect to you for soldiering on Liam 👍! I work as a joiner/handyman and have been struggling with severe tendinitis in my right hand since Christmas and having to work with a wrist brace on is seriously doing my nut in, so feel for you with a non-working finger. Hope it’s on the mend as I know I’m a bit behind on these.
Just a helpful tip for future jobs Liam, when pulling cable from the drums, make sure the cable comes off the top of the drum. It will pull off much easier 👍
Liam - when I watch your videos, I always think you're at the top of your game, everything's been thought through. As you were drilling the noggins, I thought about cutting then first, then you're already doing it! Great videos, keep it up!
I'm isolating with Covid at the moment, so this series is helping me get through it. Thanks Liam 👍Relay looking forward to staring my 8 X 3.5 In the spring 😀
Slowdown you will have a heart attack but you do do a brilliant job wish I was young enough to do it good luck mate and to your gang it’s a pleasure watching you john
Thank you very much for this helpful video and explaining every detail of each stage in depth, I really benefited from it as I'm a carpenter but also trying to learn the basics of electrics 👍👍
Thanks for showing the max height measuring. Has anyone ever actually complained or gotten grief off the council from your builds and you had to shut them up?
We've got a "what I'm gonna do" drinking game going with this one. Never been sober for days lol. Cheers Liam. all good fun mate, I'm sure you would join us if you were here. Loving this series but also love it when the full team are there as well. Keep up the great work and Davy is bang on with the filming, nice one lad!
@oakwood garden rooms - great videos and thanks for sharing knowledge / information. Searching for someone to build a garden room for me. Am doing a thorough research as advised by you. Pls do shed some light on the back story of oakwood - when, where and how did it all start ?
Day in the life of Liam: Wake up... Finger = pain. Outside = freezing. Work = Doing it all myself (with minimal tools). Company = Davey. Get home = Video editing... Repeat. If it's any consolation, these videos are excellent. Keep going!
Is there a reason to push the wall insulation to the outside keeping the airgap inboard, instead of pushing it until its flush with the inside, leaving the airgap outside?
I’m sorry if this has been asked, is there any difference with having your air gap at the front of the wall rather than an air gap between your PIR board and outside wall?
I was on a roll and then my dad got ill, I lost most of my love for it all, I think I’m starting to enjoy it all again now , figures are ⬆️ ⬆️ 😊👌thanks for your support
Thank you, I genuinely mean this. Things can be hard sometimes and amongst the random trolling and criticism I get messages like yours. There’s a whole community of support I never knew existed
@@thegardenroomguru I understand what you mean. when you have built something so good you are bound to get criticism and trolls. It’s obvious you are doing something right. Unfortunately you’re in the trade and what do all tradespeople like doing? Criticise. Your following, community, business and most importantly your work is unbelievably good. Well done to you and your team. You have given me the confidence to build my own. I’m in London and if money was no object I would have you building mine. 7x4 build pack will be purchased.
See if you hung roofing battens from the roof joists, it would lower the ceiling by 22mm, but you could create voids for servicing such as cables or pipes and avoid drilling through joists
Thanks for this series Liam, it's come just at the right time as I'm finally starting my self build. I know it's essential to use treated timber for the base but wondered if you use treated for the rest of the build or switch to untreated c16?
treated for the base as this is still open to moisture from below. CLS for the walls as this is protected from the elements and like wise for the roof, C16
Have you heard of Quinetic Wireless light switch system, Cuts down on running cable back to the light switch ( obviously on this job might not be economical, but on larger Projects/ Renovation etc) Look up N Bundy Electrical, RUclips. Internal low profile/wafer Led lighting, could save on cutting deep pockets out of ceiling insulation. Great video, learning something New every video.
There's actually another video where Liam and the team put in recessed LED strip lights in the ceiling and walls. That was a pretty nice build and look with those lights.
Hi Liam and team add Jennifer keep it up you are doing a great job and having fun making some brilliant videos superstar Ali Walsall west midlands england junction 10 m6 Walsall churckery
This is so good for instruction. And I think it is entertaining. The way you work is professional but also fun. Your accent, your enormous energy, and your attitude of "if you can kick it in don't do it softly". 🎉🎉🎉
Anyone else both eagerly waiting for the next episode each day but also never wanting this series to come to an end? Haha
Hey answer my question please
As we say in Ireland. You're some boy for one boy. Love these and have learnt a lot.
Love that saying, never heard it before 🤣
Haha,you've inspired me to build my own garden room. Only downside is I can't get the rubber roof from anywhere in Ireland. Felt my cheaper option. Great videos
great, as they all have been in this series, better than watching tv, sorry about your ailments, fantastic job
That fingers looking sore, really enjoying these videos. Thanks 👍
My daughter is so empress and she is only 13 with your lady workers bless you
The best home garden room build video/tutorial I’ve ever seen. For you to share your expertise and knowledge in such detail is generous of you. Top man Liam 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
As someone about to set out on building a garden office (using Liam's build pack) on my own with no help, this series is invaluable. Thanks Liam, huge appreciation.
Just ordered a 7mx4m build pack....I'm all in now! 😯
This is the best thing for making home office and shed
first your finger, now a cold, just got to say that we all appreciate the work you put in and the encouragement you've given to so many people to start their own builds
thanks
Waited all day for this 😊😊
Very good videos very detailed.
This shed build series is golden, thank you
Excellent, very efficient! 👍😊
Watching these daily has replaced my binge watching box sets on TV 😂 much more educational. Felt for you today with you’re battered finger and cold. Hope you recover swiftly!
Absolutely fantastic work it takes a decent diy guy to appreciate this quality
Am saving these in youtube folder........very instructional Thank You Liam and can understand what you are doing ..and what You are saying Once again Many Thanks....
Thank you so much for taking the time to film and share your extensive knowledge.
Your passion, enthusiasm and professionalism is second to none.
You are a true gent.
Thank you once again👍🏾
Think this is what everyone has been waiting for. Loving this series Liam. Start to finish. This customers getting the Royal treatment.
Can’t wait to have enough money saved to follow these videos and build my own looking forward to the next 1👍🏻
Brilliant series of videos Liam , thank you for taking the time to do them mate.
Nice work mate, get yourself the Dewalt cable stapler it’s perfect for your work. Rapid 👏🏼
Yet another great vedeo series. I found a PDF Version of the IET On-Site Guide online. Only 218 pages long!
Another great video!!!! Thanks!!!👍
Amazing to see the views racking up as I watch! Isolation heaven!!!
Fantastic set of videos Liam. Can't wait for the next one. Love the way you are growing your brand/businesses by giving a bit back. Your reputation and trust score is high. Happy to recommend you. Hope the finger gets better soon, looks damn painful
well i hope you feel better tomorrow as i can’t wait to see another ‘episode’. great work
Ordered a build pack (8 x 3.5) and currently getting prices but not going to start until spring and going to use power tools! Fair play to Liam for getting on with the solo build using minimal power tools ,an injured finger, and some very cold days. I've learnt some really useful work arounds though. I didn't realise how current this build was until day 8 last night. this series is seriously addictive.
Really impressed with the build so far. I've shared this series to a Man Cave group on Facebook.
quick insulation tip. space your walls at 438 centres to give you a gap of 400mm. you get 3 rips out of a sheet with no waste. the dewalt battery table saw is a massive time saver for ripping 2.4 x 1.2 sheets down. Use the vac and no horrible stuff floating about. We do this for roof work and cut the whole stack outside in 15 mins then zero dust to breath in.
surely you then have a nightmare with the plasterboards?
yes its a compromise but the cost of inuslation makers it worth it to cut a couple boards.
Good idea. I prefer to keep on 400 centres and rip the insulation sheet the other way, into 1.2m strips using the track saw. They are easier to fit than a 2.4m length. And not much waste off the full sheet.
Great job, well done. Really enjoying this series but don't push yourself too hard mate. Nothing wrong with taking a few days rest to recover.
Brilliant watch that Liam! Great watching a pro at work! 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Respect to you for soldiering on Liam 👍! I work as a joiner/handyman and have been struggling with severe tendinitis in my right hand since Christmas and having to work with a wrist brace on is seriously doing my nut in, so feel for you with a non-working finger. Hope it’s on the mend as I know I’m a bit behind on these.
Day 7 - This is better than Line of Duty.... Really enjoying .. learning lots - Thanks Liam and team
Brilliant. Defo building one this summer ☀️.
Ready for part 9 now :-) Fingers crossed (oops) that you don't have a cold tomoz 🙂
Just a helpful tip for future jobs Liam, when pulling cable from the drums, make sure the cable comes off the top of the drum. It will pull off much easier 👍
Liam - when I watch your videos, I always think you're at the top of your game, everything's been thought through. As you were drilling the noggins, I thought about cutting then first, then you're already doing it! Great videos, keep it up!
@theonetheonly4116 that’s why you’re watching me and I don’t know who you are 😉idiot
I'm isolating with Covid at the moment, so this series is helping me get through it. Thanks Liam 👍Relay looking forward to staring my 8 X 3.5 In the spring 😀
enjoying my fix of oakwood vlogs, thanks
Slowdown you will have a heart attack but you do do a brilliant job wish I was young enough to do it good luck mate and to your gang it’s a pleasure watching you john
Thank you very much for this helpful video and explaining every detail of each stage in depth, I really benefited from it as I'm a carpenter but also trying to learn the basics of electrics 👍👍
Another great video! I’m a sparks and you did a cracking job explaining the lightning circuit. Hope you feel better soon
so much to take in and all done while being ill......get well soon mate
Brilliant once again. Look forward to the next. Get plenty of vit c in you and wrap up warm 👍
Cracking job Liam, really like this series. Good man.
guess what I'm building in the summer 👌 great videos can't wait for the next one 👏
Thanks for showing the max height measuring. Has anyone ever actually complained or gotten grief off the council from your builds and you had to shut them up?
Great video
We've got a "what I'm gonna do" drinking game going with this one. Never been sober for days lol. Cheers Liam. all good fun mate, I'm sure you would join us if you were here. Loving this series but also love it when the full team are there as well. Keep up the great work and Davy is bang on with the filming, nice one lad!
Amazing tutorials so far, expertly done and it’s really appreciated thanks
@oakwood garden rooms - great videos and thanks for sharing knowledge / information. Searching for someone to build a garden room for me. Am doing a thorough research as advised by you. Pls do shed some light on the back story of oakwood - when, where and how did it all start ?
wonder why this is getting deleted..
Day in the life of Liam: Wake up... Finger = pain. Outside = freezing. Work = Doing it all myself (with minimal tools). Company = Davey. Get home = Video editing... Repeat. If it's any consolation, these videos are excellent. Keep going!
And the reason for the graveyard cross in front of the garden room? Who did you burie?
just caught up ! ive just watched 7 and 8 looking forward to 9 and beyond ! good work liam
Fair play Liam.. great series of vids.. will be purchasing the plans next having a go
Fantastic video as always. Blaming the runny nose on a cold Ay 😂
Get well soon.
Another quality video
Is there a reason to push the wall insulation to the outside keeping the airgap inboard, instead of pushing it until its flush with the inside, leaving the airgap outside?
How do you stop the expanding foam gun nozzle from blocking?
Giving me loads of confidence to solo build. When are we getting another live session, Liam?
Soon
Great one man series LIam
Nice work 👍👍
Nothing worse than being ill in work liam good luck and thanks for another brilliant video
Justin @ Brickright
Another good one. Long nosed pliers to hold the nails on the clips saves your fingers...
He couldn’t do it because of his injury.
Guru.
Hello,what make of expanding foam do you use, thanks for your help
I’m sorry if this has been asked, is there any difference with having your air gap at the front of the wall rather than an air gap between your PIR board and outside wall?
This is like bingeing a Netflix show. Your viewing analytics must be good!
I was on a roll and then my dad got ill, I lost most of my love for it all, I think I’m starting to enjoy it all again now , figures are ⬆️ ⬆️ 😊👌thanks for your support
@@thegardenroomguru wishing you all the best Liam. Your videos are absolute gold dust. Thank you for doing them.
Thank you, I genuinely mean this. Things can be hard sometimes and amongst the random trolling and criticism I get messages like yours. There’s a whole community of support I never knew existed
@@thegardenroomguru I understand what you mean. when you have built something so good you are bound to get criticism and trolls. It’s obvious you are doing something right. Unfortunately you’re in the trade and what do all tradespeople like doing? Criticise. Your following, community, business and most importantly your work is unbelievably good. Well done to you and your team. You have given me the confidence to build my own. I’m in London and if money was no object I would have you building mine. 7x4 build pack will be purchased.
Does the cable not degrade over time being outside of the insulated envelope?
No mate, only uv will deteriorate it, and it’s covered
I love you bro
Just noticed the "INSERT FINGER HERE" written on the circular saw 🤣
Thanks for all the videos of you slaving away on this build. Where can we send stuff to you btw (postal address)?
👀👍🏼
Two Words Liam “,Bless You “ Get yourself a lemsip ..
See if you hung roofing battens from the roof joists, it would lower the ceiling by 22mm, but you could create voids for servicing such as cables or pipes and avoid drilling through joists
Thanks for this series Liam, it's come just at the right time as I'm finally starting my self build.
I know it's essential to use treated timber for the base but wondered if you use treated for the rest of the build or switch to untreated c16?
treated for the base as this is still open to moisture from below. CLS for the walls as this is protected from the elements and like wise for the roof, C16
Should The cables not be min of 50mm below surface?? Eg tight to roof and also outside ?? Why not run between studs ?
They will be once it’s double batten, Also rcd protection
cheers
Have you heard of Quinetic Wireless light switch system, Cuts down on running cable back to the light switch ( obviously on this job might not be economical, but on larger Projects/ Renovation etc) Look up N Bundy Electrical, RUclips.
Internal low profile/wafer Led lighting, could save on cutting deep pockets out of ceiling insulation. Great video, learning something New every video.
There's actually another video where Liam and the team put in recessed LED strip lights in the ceiling and walls. That was a pretty nice build and look with those lights.
What about First Fix sockets
Have you guys ever used that superfoil insulation? If so, is it at all worthwhile or just go for pir? Loving the build videos, learning tons.
Why you stopped using kingsman roof panels ?
All our customers want what we normally do 🤷♂️
50mm insulation for the walls?
yep
Are plug sockets not part of the electrical first fix?
Not finished yet mate
Liam where did you get the army jacket? Cheers
Hi Liam and team add Jennifer keep it up you are doing a great job and having fun making some brilliant videos superstar Ali Walsall west midlands england junction 10 m6 Walsall churckery
Customer didn't need any power outlets inside the building?
It’s not finished yet 👌
What blade is that on your circular saw?
Dewalt mate,
Liam my gartger
Touchy 2022
Sparkies top of the chain? 🤣🤣 I hope that was sarcasm 😅
Can you tell me where I get this number thank you Liam
Put the sockets in
Not all Craft people are electricians, hardly any electricians are craft people. 😂
Why shout ?
Why watch ??
I could do with them ox tools 🤣
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