Pouse i love the way you do these videos there is a proper down to earth diy feel to them. I have watched you since the early vids and they havent got that commercial feel to them like the rest of them do its just a man doing diy. Cheers
Thanks for the feedback. This is obviously slightly older footage, and I've since got a new camera and mic so hopefully picure quality and sound will improve on new vids, but I'm too tight to pay anyone so it'll always be just me and a camera!! Thanks for the continued support.
Just about to start one job on Saturday morning - replacing lintel on fireplace. Now the perfect distraction, drinking coffee watching this instead and being inspired to do another job.
I have days like that, an ever growing list of jobs to do. I'm a touch less motivated as the years pass! If you like coffee I might have some videos of interest coming soon! Thanks for watching.
Well I've got to say, the amount of times I've walked past and I've never noticed the step in the fascia, so it works....but then I've never noticed your neighbour's 1990s style CCTV camera either! 😂 What about a string line for setting the guttering brackets?
I didn't fit any of that sorry. Throughout my loft conversion vids I have fitted various plastics like soffit, gutter, fascia, fascia vents, J trim etc. If you want to see those go to my loft conversion playlists and it will be in the title. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
Yes lad. Keep meaning to ask what part of Wales your from? I’m Glaswegian but lived in Swansea with a group of lads from Bridgend and pencoid. Never felt more at home while being so far away from Glasgow. 👍🏻
East end of the M4 wales! I lived in Swansea for 3 years, great fun. I've passed through Glasgow twice while heading to the Isle of Aaron. I remember calling in Co op for a few cans of Orangeboom! That was 22 years ago so I bet it's changed a bit since then. Thanks for watching!
@@Jconway651 whereabouts in whiting bay dude? My gran used to own the blond sandstone house opposite the putting green and then we built a house to the back left of it.
No, just structural engineer and then building regs notice. I worked out what I wanted although changed the odd bit as I went along. Stairs I got from stairbox online and you can design your own stairs based on your dimensions and it works it all out for you. That's the most complicated bit really unless you're doing a big conversion. Hope that helps.
@@andrewschannel3635 no planning permission required for this project. Most conversions don't providing they stay below existing ridge line and they don't add more than a certain amount of volume. It fell under permitted development. When I spoke to council they said you can apply for a cert to say its permitted development but that cost about 200 quid. But you don't need that certificate. Given the rules are clearly laid out on the planning.gov website I thought I'd save myself £200! Hope that helps. If you speak to your local authority planning department they'll chat to you about it all, at least mine did. They can be more helpful than you might think!!
I found when the clips were tightened up it was slightly changing the dip of the gutter so using the level was more accurate on this occasion. I also had to run the gutter in different directions given the drainage set up and length of the house so it was just an easier way of doing it accurately to stop the . I have used a string line in the past. Thanks for the question, and thanks for watching.
Hi Paul, this was filmed about 2 years ago on my old camera. I have since invested in a better camera and microphones so hopefully you will see an improvement on future videos. Thanks for the feedback.
Pouse i love the way you do these videos there is a proper down to earth diy feel to them. I have watched you since the early vids and they havent got that commercial feel to them like the rest of them do its just a man doing diy. Cheers
Thanks for the feedback. This is obviously slightly older footage, and I've since got a new camera and mic so hopefully picure quality and sound will improve on new vids, but I'm too tight to pay anyone so it'll always be just me and a camera!! Thanks for the continued support.
Just about to start one job on Saturday morning - replacing lintel on fireplace. Now the perfect distraction, drinking coffee watching this instead and being inspired to do another job.
I have days like that, an ever growing list of jobs to do. I'm a touch less motivated as the years pass! If you like coffee I might have some videos of interest coming soon! Thanks for watching.
You did a good job but make sure put some more clips to hold the gutter, and why didn’t you let the felt overhand into the gutter?
A string line is the boy to use with guttering, just a tip for future
I tried that but I found the the twist in the plastic I was more accurate with spirit level. Thanks for the tip.
👍🏻👍🏻another good video mate 👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks for the feedback.
Ignore key board warriors great easy viewing of fitting gutters.👍
I enjoy the interaction! Thanks for watching.
I used to put a clip each end of the fascia and give it a ping with a chalk line.
That’s the correct way , but obviously not his way.
welldon looking good
Thanks for the feedback.
Always look forward to videos being posted. Keep up the good work dude 👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻👌🏻
Thanks for watching!
What no “ta ta farewell???” 🤣🤣
Use a string line for your gutter brackets
Well I've got to say, the amount of times I've walked past and I've never noticed the step in the fascia, so it works....but then I've never noticed your neighbour's 1990s style CCTV camera either! 😂
What about a string line for setting the guttering brackets?
String line could work but with the weather I was working in it wouldn't stay on the shiney fascia. Thanks for watching Shooter boy!
@@POUSEaroundtheHOUSE fix bracket at either end of fascia,attach string line from bracket to bracket (maintaining a run) equally space brackets
Did you fit the "continous S type verge trim" ?
If so have you done any content on it ?
Thanks nick
I didn't fit any of that sorry. Throughout my loft conversion vids I have fitted various plastics like soffit, gutter, fascia, fascia vents, J trim etc. If you want to see those go to my loft conversion playlists and it will be in the title. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching.
Didn't you start this nearly 3 years ago? I've used a string line for guttering.
I did! It's actually been finished for ages, just behind on the editing. Thanks for watching!
Pouse are them slates on your roof part asbestos?
Asbestos isn't allowed in the UK anymore. It was banned in 1999. The slates are called Cembrit Jutland and are man made fibre cement. Hope that helps.
Have you finished your loft conversion now
Yes all finished. Just behind on the videos. Thanks for watching.
Yes lad. Keep meaning to ask what part of Wales your from? I’m Glaswegian but lived in Swansea with a group of lads from Bridgend and pencoid. Never felt more at home while being so far away from Glasgow. 👍🏻
East end of the M4 wales! I lived in Swansea for 3 years, great fun. I've passed through Glasgow twice while heading to the Isle of Aaron. I remember calling in Co op for a few cans of Orangeboom! That was 22 years ago so I bet it's changed a bit since then. Thanks for watching!
@@POUSEaroundtheHOUSE I’ve got a holiday home on the Isle of Arran in Whiting bay, it’s a small world dude
@@skaterguy52 I stayed in Lochranza. It was a school trip for a few nights. Loved it there, lovely place.
Small world, we used to holiday at my Grandads cottage in Arran, in Whiting Bay on the east side of island. He had a small boat we’d go fishing in.
@@Jconway651 whereabouts in whiting bay dude? My gran used to own the blond sandstone house opposite the putting green and then we built a house to the back left of it.
Pouse,
Did you get an architect involved, before you started your loft conversion?
Cheers
No, just structural engineer and then building regs notice. I worked out what I wanted although changed the odd bit as I went along. Stairs I got from stairbox online and you can design your own stairs based on your dimensions and it works it all out for you. That's the most complicated bit really unless you're doing a big conversion. Hope that helps.
@@POUSEaroundtheHOUSE Thanks for the info, Pouse. That's really helpful.
👍👍👍
@@POUSEaroundtheHOUSE did you need planning permission? What about a certificate of permitted development?
@@andrewschannel3635 no planning permission required for this project. Most conversions don't providing they stay below existing ridge line and they don't add more than a certain amount of volume. It fell under permitted development. When I spoke to council they said you can apply for a cert to say its permitted development but that cost about 200 quid. But you don't need that certificate. Given the rules are clearly laid out on the planning.gov website I thought I'd save myself £200! Hope that helps. If you speak to your local authority planning department they'll chat to you about it all, at least mine did. They can be more helpful than you might think!!
@@elvispea4712 no problem.
Why don't you use a string line for your gutters.
I found when the clips were tightened up it was slightly changing the dip of the gutter so using the level was more accurate on this occasion. I also had to run the gutter in different directions given the drainage set up and length of the house so it was just an easier way of doing it accurately to stop the . I have used a string line in the past. Thanks for the question, and thanks for watching.
Good vid - shame about the sound quality.
Thanks. It was filmed two years ago, I have new camera and mic now thankfully. Thanks for the feedback.
Have you got a email address?
Buy a microphone buddy
Hi Paul, this was filmed about 2 years ago on my old camera. I have since invested in a better camera and microphones so hopefully you will see an improvement on future videos. Thanks for the feedback.
@@POUSEaroundtheHOUSE Excellent. Thanks bud
Have you got a email address
It's in the 'about' section on my home channel.