Full garden office uk build in 33.23 mins, from start to finish
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- Опубликовано: 19 апр 2020
- this covid pandemic has got us all locked down. Ive tried to run through a full build for you guys in 30mins or so.Leave a review and ill try and modify my next with your advice. STAY SAFE
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I've no idea why this turned up in my recommendations, but all I know is that I am glad it did. 33 minutes of top quality workmanship; it is so refreshing to see things being done with so much attention to detail and not cutting corners. Great stuff.
I don't even have a garden. But now I desparately want a garden office.
Expect for cutting those lovely skirting board corners 😅
Bindlestiff Games....and when their timber houses burn down, they rebuild...with more timber houses...🙄
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Sorry sorry for the inconvenience inconvenience your dad sorry to hear that I was so excited …..women and women are women and
Watched this at 2x speed now I can build an office in 16 minutes
Watch it in reverse, garden office appears 33 minutes ago. Big brain time.
Lol the voice is mad funny man
If we could do that we would be on more money than professional footballers lol
"5 minute glue because i have zero patience"
a man after my own heart
This guy is a professional builder,the cowboys out there wouldn’t broadcast their work. Great informative content and the end result reflects the quality of workmanship that’s gone into it. Well done mate and thanks for uploading the video. Onwards and upwards.👍
Just watched Ryan Reynolds' brother build a little garden office...
The internet is a wonderful thing.
Fantastic work the true sign of a professional is when you make it look simple Great finish love the videos
Brilliant job mate from start to finish,you should be proud of your work.
Couldn’t agree more
Sparky here, I've wired more garden buildings than I can remember and I have never seen one built to that standard. I'm about to start my own workshop build and whilst it certainly won't be as nice as this, you've given me a great deal of help in how I should approach it. Great work. :)
cheers mate, as the subscribers increase, so do the negative comments, but, its not phasing me now. I often look at others and know they are not to same build quality. Always appreciate a comment, good or bad, especially if its some one in the know
Many people call themselves builders, tradesmen etc without the skills to back it up....this is absolute quality.
*Loved this!* Great work guys.
i've watched so many of these videos and seen how people build these rooms & the quality of this build is first class, right up there with the best. Very impressive!
Been browsing youtube for building a home office. This is by far the best and the most solid one I have seen. Fantastic work
I really wish I had paid attention in technology lessons now, just to even know 5% of what you are capable of. Your videos are cool, thanks for sharing.
You sound like a teenager or someone in their 20's ... are you? I taught myself how to make websites when I was 18 watching videos and reading up on it on the internet for 2 years before I got my first job doing programming, no university at all. Been working full time doing that for almost 19 years now. Now a days you can do almost anything you want if you just try to do it and eventually you will get that first chance to work on it in the real world. Good luck.
Great watch. I'm a carpenter myself, so its always nice to see good tradesmen doing quality work. Nice job💥
I love it when he says "...it aint goin nowhere." It's like the word of God. Quality work. Subscribed.
You MR are the Business, I’ve never seen someone that is perfectly professional and absolutely confident, you work like a surgeon, very impressive and a real pleasure to watch.
well done mate, that looks better than most London flats.
Mate, you are a very skilled tradesman. It is a pleasure watching you work.
Great to see videos like this made by people who genuinely want to pass on skills rather than just show off. Keep them coming.
Great work as always. Amazing how well your have grown this channel and so quickly. Great work.
Absolutely superb commentary and build.
Awesome job. Really impressed by this quality build
This video has restored my faith in the British building industry, I have been stung so many times by the 'John Wayne' fraternity it was so refreshing to see true and honest workmanship with accompanying high level skill, thankyou so much!
Bloody brilliant workmanship. As someone who wouldn't know a bracket from a claw hammer I still find such videos compelling viewing. Plus it's always a pleasure to listen to a Northerner. You and your crew did a brilliant job there. More success to you.
This is a great video. Excellent presentation.
Coming from you, that’s a great compliment! Thanks
High praise from Skill Builder indeed.
@@thegardenroomguru He's right. It's so refreshing to hear someone delivering the commentary - and even speaking live - with hardly any hesitation, um, eh, etc. And that internal skirting scribe demo is pure gold!
I’m so inspired by this professional. I’m about to start my own project and need some advice on materials etc.. any help/ tips would be greatly appreciated guys. Thank you 😉
Fantastic video. Thank you for posting.
Good quality work - great job. I would like to see more of this with a list of materials used from start to finish.
You're a true craftsman and builder. No corners cut. Very good to see
A huge thank you for sharing your techniques and expertise. The finished product is amazing!
Great job mate, I really enjoyed that. You're a real craftsman. Thanks. Chris.
Chris Goodwin thanks mate, hopefully videos will get better as I go along
@@thegardenroomguru 6:52 how did you attach that wood across ?
@@DerekHundik The noggins are attached with hangers
I wish most builder in the Uk would have so much knowledge, but they do a rubbish job. Really nice and knowledgable video. Thanks for the trade secrets.
I don't think its an issue with a lot of builders lacking knowledge, I think it's a lot of people would rather get a cheap "tradesman" in instead of paying for someone who takes pride in their work.
I was about to reply the same thing. So many times I hear I’ve lost out on a job because I was too expensive to hear months later the customer was unhappy with the tradesman they ended up going with. People should do some research into past work, ask to go and have a look at their current job.
@@SteveTheFrench Mybuilder or Rated people on google for reliable
If you pay low money and people turn up in a banged up van wearing sandals and playing Bhangra music you’re going to get a lot of problems.
@Tucker Believe me you're right everyone in east of London is mostly a builder so even if somebody doesn't build a trade they just claims themselves as a builder because of the amount of money which they earn it's just crazy
This is a great video, I've already learnt a lot after about 6 mins in. Look forward to coming back to this and learning more. Thanks very much!
I love watching a professional at work. great video.
Great stuff! I'm an Architecture graduate (Part 2, MArch), unemployed and no longer able to find freelance work because of the lockdown - Thanks for providing all this valuable info for me to keep on top of learning
My partner and I are about to go in on our first mortgage, and we really want to build a workshop in our garden.
Really appreciate your teaching style, showing each step, explaining both how to do it, and why to do it. We'll probably hire someone to do our base, but will be using your video as a solid reference for the rest, so thanks for the vid. :)
I’m finishing my studies in architecture and I can honestly say I wish I had seen these videos earlier in my academic career - they’re truly wonderful and super informative!! Keep it up.
Even for a shorted time lapse style video of this build, it was still very informative on the process of each section and i found it inspiring and interesting to watch. Excellent work with a professional finish 👍🏽
Beautiful room, fantastic job, love it,👍
Impressive job, looks great
You really do things properly. I love it.
So good to see the real skill behind the "posh" aditions to peoples houses. A lot more hard work and detail than I ever would have dreamt!
Same as other people, don't know how it turned up on my recommendations, but glad it did. Great video now going to go and watch others.
brilliant guys well done
I think you have built a wonderful garden office, take care and stay safe.
I may have been over ambitious expecting to see him create this in 33 mins real time... But fair play, some excellent work went into that. Built to perfection with zero corners cut.
This video is so good! Unbelievable job!
That was so satisfying to watch, great workmanship. I have no idea how it came to be on my recommended and I'm not considering getting a build but I watched it nonetheless and I'm glad I did. Top work, top video - great stuff guys.
Beautiful job. No shortcuts. Proper robust quality build 👍🏻
Absolutely brilliant, I just wish more tradesmen had your dedication to quality and skill. I can’t imagine it was cheap but my what a top job, well done to you for a fantastic finished product.
Not sure why this came up on my recommendations but damn was that super interesting. The level of detail you go into is great, will definitely watch everything else you release.
Makes it look easy. And as everything in life. If someone makes it look easy, it's because they know what they are doing! Props. Great Video. No idea why it was recommended on youtube, but interesting and insightful!
Gotta say thats made my day watching that, amazing. Love the footings using the threaded bar!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge we need more people like you!!
The idea of using bolts as levellers is genius! Pretty rock solid too. I thought you may have put a washer between the top of the wood and the top nut but you obviously know what you're doing. This would be ideal for a tiny home build.
Dayv Lonnen lol, my daughter loves watching tiny home builds on RUclips 😊
Yep the lack of a washer on there was the only thing that bothered me about this whole build but that's from my my amateur's perspective
I think the fact he didn't use a washer was so the nut "bit" into the wood, allowing it to sink flusher and provide a natural means of locking the nut. Either that or he forgot to put the washers in the van 🤣
Blades O Grass cool 👌
Just to let you know, I watched this video from beginning to end without skipping or forwarding - I found it both entertaining and very educational, I especially enjoyed listening to your voice overs and the little tip about the how you cut the skirting corners, that's a very clever concept! If you ever get a job in the West Midlands I would love to exchange my time for your experience!
Imran Majid mate! It’s comments like that that make me want to do more. Thank you for your kind words
Quality work me old cocker. The more I do of this the better I get...but you've just helped me get to another level. Cheers!
as a fellow carpenter and joiner it is so good to see a guy building stuff using traditional methods and doing it properly as I have got a bit fed up lately of looking at jobs and seeing some of the shocking work loads of builders seem to get away with. Great work.
Fantastic video.. exactly what I keep thinking about doing at the back of my garden and been watching loads of RUclips to help me out. Finding you now might spur me on to actually do it ! .... or maybe you want to do it for me ( this is the version my wife would prefer as she doesn’t trust me with gaffer tape let alone a nail gun )
And as the previous comment said., I didn’t skip a second either ..
Mate so glad you used the upside down hangers how many videos ive seen now that don't and I just think that's a heavy kite .
Awesome workmanship! Quality job! Thank you for sharing your knowledge and experience.
Really enjoyed watching, great work - I learned loads. Thanks for sharing William.
Love to see this in 5, 10, 15, 20 years to see how the 'new' tech held up.
Love the build quality especially the foundation. A couple of suggestions: 1. Use tension straps to tie timber clad box section header piece down to wall, 2. Do a full warm deck roof, i.e. put you insulation over the 18mm OSB, you can put 2nd osb layer down if you want for fitting rubber roof to. The main problem with your roof is the due point always occurs in the insulation, where the warm air meets the cold air. If you have insulation in the timber roof structure then you'll get rot eventually. There is no cold bridge in warm deck and it leaves you with loads of space for services.
Can’t do traditional warm roof as described in video as it would bring roof over the 2.5 height or bring internal under an except able height
There is no air meeting cold bridge as described, insulation is pushed up to underside of osb
James C they require no building regs as they are under permitted development, that’s why there is such a big scope of different designs
James C can’t do it mate, I understand it, but can’t do it due to height, the guy who works for me has his 3 year and when changing spots he can see underside of roof, it’s like the day it was built, no issues at all, 2.5 is critical height, can’t do it
@@jcoul1sc agree with you James here, warm roof all the way, plus that rubber membrane is crap.. id fibreglass the roof instead
@@jcoul1sc I think the issue is doing it that way reduces the internal ceiling height by 100mm making the room too low for comfort. Max allowable external elevation is 2.5m if building is within 2m of a boundary.
Excellent build. One of the most well engineered ones 'Ive seen.
Thats some high quality work there!
I'd love to build the same kind of structure just larger and make it my home. Having the land is the hard bit obviously.
Love that roof system too.
Very Impressed! You love your job and you can see that in this video and the standard you produce is to a very high standard. I hope you get more work off the back of this video, I can't see why you wouldn't. All the best!
built better than a US house
At first I thought you were joking then I watched the video.
Building better than the standard in US is easy. And mandatory in many contries.
Love skim plaster coat. Mud and tape in N America is a joke and has the durability of paper- literally.
It’s a fantastic idea to build houses in hurricane alley out of timber!😂 genius
Wowa 75 we still use that here
Absolutely amazing! pure talent 🔥🔥🔥🔥
15k likes - 0 dislikes. Says it all. Amazing tutorials, all of them. Very inspiring, please keep me coming! 🙌💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
Quality work. It looks like that pokey property needed the extra living space.
Brilliant and very informative. Makes we want to tackle something like this myself but sadly I’ve all the ambition but none of the skill😂🤣 more of these awesome vids chap..
Brilliant job mate. Thank you for sharing your knowledge generously. One of the best videos I've seen with such detailed explanation.
Good job, well done. Thanks for the skirting board scribing tip.
I've no idea why youtube recommended this video to me, but glad they did. I love this stuff. Rock solid, belting job that... kudos. If I were you, I'd put your business website address in the comments. 👌🏻
I'm looking for something similar at my house. We're in Norfolk though, otherwise we'd hire you guys! This looks spectacular!
“We use 5 minute glue because… it takes 5 minutes and I’ve got zero patience” 😂🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻 great video, thanks 👍🏻
this is better than any movie. its like a dokumentation and meditation at same time^^ god job, loved to see you skills! good work
I’ve just built a office in the garden for my wife, I’m a plasterer mainly but general builder too. The one I built is not even half the size of that, quality build with insulation, breathable membrane, plaster boards electrics etc but this has a few more steps than I did. Anyway, my point being, mine cost about a £1500 on materials and about 2 weeks work on my own, this, with the quality and amount of materials must of cost a fortune!!!! Top, top build though mate it’s great when you’ve got a customer that’s prepared to pay for a quality job and quality materials!!!
Can you please plaster my bedroom? For free? Pretty please? It's pretty small. Please? ♥
I'm currently costing up a 2.8 x 3m garden office, but the materials are a lot more than £1,500. where are you sourcing yours from?
Edward Cullen mate I couldn’t plaster a postage stamp at the moment.......I can’t get plaster 🤣
Diary of an Alcoholic - Recovered as I’m in the trade I do get a lot of materials a lot cheaper than your high street places like Wickes, Travis etc....... it’s just good mates from smaller independent builders yards I’m afraid. I know how much more expensive corporates are mate,for example I get 18mm structural Ply 2.4 x 1200 for £20 a board, that is about £45 a £50 in Wickes etc.......best thing I can recommend (don’t know where you are) find the smaller merchants and if you support them they’ll always help you out on price. Good luck with the build 👍🏻
Look at the size of the garden, I think they have a few coins to rub together...
Would take me at least 34 mins to get this done 🤣.
Decent job, lots of useful tips.
Craigus Decimus McArthurus 🤣
Fantastic looking job guys. I'd love something like this in my house.
Awesome! thanks for the useful tips... I think the the fixings into the ground is genius, much better that messing around with 4x4 posts..
You should do that for a living it’s pretty good
I've clicked to see the thing done, stayed for the accent.
sounds like am watching football/soccer
The dog! hahaha... Really like this clever base frame.
Brilliant video! Just so much detail in here about construction methods. I’ll always go to a professional for big jobs, but smaller things, I enjoy taking the time and doing it myself! Cheers!!
I've been in the building game over 25 years now and love learning new things and ways to build.
I was cringing when I seen you rubbing the OSB3 with your bare fingers as I know a bloke that lost a finger over doing exactly that because it got infected after an OSB splinter, anyway,
I was told to leave a 25mm or 1" breader between the OSB and the insulation as the OSB needs to air and save it from dry rot, is this true?
So from my soffit I have a soffit vent leading up to a wall of PIR cut between the joists short of the roof height to let the air flow along the roof sheets above the insulation, if you know what I mean?
I wish I had seen this video before I built my extension as theres some great future proof tips here,
well done!
Phil
This is Brilliant, thank you. I want to do this how much do all the materials cost roughly?
what a belter of a space! Brilliant job
Looks absolutely brilliant
I love this! I'm going to have it replayed multiple times when I get to building another backyard project hopefully, but have a question about wood movement:
I built a large mancave last year with dried timber. As I did the work in the middle of summer I assumed that the wood had expanded all it would so built everything very tight, but when winter came and rain fell on it a couple of spots in the outer cladding had swellings. The cladding I used was supposedly dried and suitable for external use but it still swelled. The front not so much as I had two layers of protective stain/paint on it. So my question is, how do you account for wood expansion and shrinkage when building such a meticulous project? I can see you're fitting things very neatly which I love to do, is there a guide for non-carpenters you can direct me to to learn about it? Many thanks!
Do you use pressure treated timber for the framing of the walls as well as the floor?
Shaun Tilsed no mate, it’s never going to get any moisture on it, breathable membrane on the outside and moisture barrier internally. Only use it on the floor timbers 👍🏼
Thanks. Great build and some very helpful info. 😀 liked and subscribed.
Nice little number you have going.i would enjoy this. I'm a plumber by trade. But over the years doing bathrooms wet rooms and kitchens. Have picked up many skills. Plastering wood work tiling altro flooring laminate flooring electrics concreting screeding.when doing multi trade work like we do there's not enough hours in the day. Thanks for your time uploading videos. It's great to see a good construction being done. All your jobs look fantastic.
Oh, I am curious about the price of building it like this compared to buying and adapting a container. I love hearing your dog snoring, hahaha. PD: Omg, why are you screaming?
Definitely not cheap! :D
Outstanding job! We're looking for something similar. Not sure where you're based but if you were near West Coast of Scotland I'd be hiring you in a heartbeat. Really enjoyed the video. Top work.
Adam Warburton me too and I’m west coast of Scotland also!
With the accent I’d say he is from one of the outlying town around Manchester.
Close, he’s a hour away in Leeds. Oakwood Garden Rooms in Roundhey, Leeds.
Would love that house! Cracking work on this build.
class mate , filled the void i was looking for , great workmanship and well talked through
How much do you charge for a job like this? And does it come with electrical work completed, too?
Great Vid. I am about to go self employed building these for customers. Love the attention to detail you have given this building. Where are you based - I am in East Anglia.
Planning on a garage conversion soon into an office, lots of good tips in here. Will be looking at the rockwall sound slab and soundproofing plasterboard for sure!
This definitely has the wow factor! First class
Yeah how many teabags does a job like that use?
2, 1 before and 1 after.
@@thomasczthomash1859 first thing I order on a job like that is a tonne sack of tea bags, sugar, and milk!.. Keeps the lads happy...
It may suprise you to know, we generally have 0 cups of tea a day! Too busy building awesome garden rooms
Is this the new porn I've heard about 🤔