Garden Office Build Full Version - Exact Cost Price with Itemised Bill and step by step photos!

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  • Опубликовано: 23 июл 2024
  • Time Stamps!
    0:00 - Intro
    1:07 - Reason for build
    3:00 - Floor Plan
    4:34 - Itemised Bill
    7:40 - Build Slide Show - Start to Finish
    We had our garden office/room built 3 years ago for my photography business and it's been such a great addition to our day to day lives I decided to make a video to share how we did it! With so much space wasted in our garden and with extensions costing so much this was the perfect solution for us. Using one of the bedrooms as an office wasn't an option as soon as our second child needed their own bedroom!
    Enjoy :) Check out my website - www.markwildphotography.co.uk

Комментарии • 39

  • @morgank6552
    @morgank6552 2 года назад +1

    THIS IS AMAZING

  • @boffffff
    @boffffff 3 года назад +3

    Bro how do you only have 80 subs, you deserve 100,000, big ups and it’s nice to see someone that makes sense

  • @finn.hermansen
    @finn.hermansen Год назад +1

    It looks fantastic - Great work - beautiful garden around it. 👌👍

  • @rachelsianphotography5932
    @rachelsianphotography5932 Год назад

    Very helpful thank you 😊

  • @alexanderfield
    @alexanderfield 2 года назад

    Awesome build and great quality video.
    When you said we don’t get much hot weather, I thought.. we’ll it is the UK and then “here in Scotland” 🤣 I’m gonna need to check the weather when I visit definitely.

  • @BS2Dos
    @BS2Dos 2 года назад

    Solid. 👍👍

  • @osmanamjid2432
    @osmanamjid2432 3 года назад +2

    nice

  • @freedmirza3919
    @freedmirza3919 3 года назад

    instant like!

  • @LemonesqueStudio
    @LemonesqueStudio Год назад

    I built my 5th recording studio in 35 years in 2020. 6 month self build. 12x10' double door workshop on a slab on concrete base. Room inside a room, elcectrics and RJ45 all layed in from the house, All timber, sheetrock and RW3, floatingfloor. And the whole thing rung in under 5K. Please get in touch with me if you think you can help me expand on a modular idea for a garden studio with an STC rating of -50Db. It works in the heart of housing schemes, near busy roads, railways.

  • @morgank6552
    @morgank6552 2 года назад

    How are you not viral! Great video man

  • @LuLuBeeBah
    @LuLuBeeBah 3 года назад

    Great video, love your office, it looks amazing! Can I ask how much your ethernet cost to get to your garden office, and how far away roughly it is from your home? My garden is behind my neighbours so I don't know if this is doable. Thanks!

    • @markwildphotography
      @markwildphotography  3 года назад

      Thank you! I actually ran the cable myself with Ethernet sockets each end. It was about 15m, drilled out and pinned to the side of the house and the fence on the right hand side. Croning the cables in is easy enough but always easier to get someone in! I guess in your situation it’s be down to the neighbours and how well the cable could be hidden as not to annoy them! Thanks again for the comment 😁

  • @rachelsianphotography5932
    @rachelsianphotography5932 Год назад

    How thick is the timber and insulation used please?

  • @jimcrawley7363
    @jimcrawley7363 3 года назад

    Thank you for sharing costs and insights. An impressive first video. Have you thought of putting up some shading for the hot weeks we might one day have? Also, what did you do about issues like security and insurance? I have just built my own garden room so still sorting some issues out myself.

    • @markwildphotography
      @markwildphotography  3 года назад +1

      I’ve since had a Mitsubishi split aircon system installed but before that just fans and minimal clothing 😂 I added it to my house/home insurance and my business insurances cover kit. I had to have insurance approved doors and windows too.

    • @rachelsianphotography5932
      @rachelsianphotography5932 Год назад

      i heard aircon syrems are great for heating/ cooling and very cheap to run.

  • @peterlincoln5617
    @peterlincoln5617 3 года назад +2

    Bolt that chair down, you are making me seasick! :-)

  • @redmanuk9211
    @redmanuk9211 2 года назад

    Hey Mark, I'm just researching into getting a Garden office. Can I ask can you get a flat pack for this and having had it for a few years are there any recommendations?

    • @markwildphotography
      @markwildphotography  2 года назад +1

      Not sure on the flat pack mate but this one wasn’t! 100% factor in a small split aircon unit, one that heats too. Without one the heat becomes almost unbearable even in early spring when the sun shines, cheap aircon units and/or fans won’t cut it.

    • @redmanuk9211
      @redmanuk9211 2 года назад

      @@markwildphotography Thank you ill take that on board. Are solor panels worth investing into?

    • @markwildphotography
      @markwildphotography  2 года назад

      @@redmanuk9211 Interesting thought to be honest, one I’ve not had but with energy prices as they are at the moment, I’d say it’s probably well worth it!

  • @AidenAshton
    @AidenAshton 2 года назад

    Do your rear neighbours mind about the height? We're about to get one and worried it will cause an issue with the neighbours!

  • @oldschoolboy21
    @oldschoolboy21 2 года назад

    You could have used ethernet through the electricity cable it works though the plug sockets

  • @BS2Dos
    @BS2Dos 2 года назад

    Perfect man cave to watch Scotland lose in comfort 😀

  • @scottw3780
    @scottw3780 3 года назад +1

    You could have clad the sides and back with grey anthracite corrugated roof sheets for around £150 and used composite just at the front, would have saved you a grand and wouldn’t have took any thing away from the finished build.

    • @markwildphotography
      @markwildphotography  3 года назад +1

      And that could have gone toward the split air-con system I’ve just had installed! Where were you when I needed you? lol Thanks for the comment! ✌🏻

    • @scottw3780
      @scottw3780 3 года назад +2

      @@markwildphotography I’m a cheapskate, I’ve spent months working out how to build mine for peanuts while still looking good.

    • @LuLuBeeBah
      @LuLuBeeBah 3 года назад

      @@scottw3780 wouldn't that be noisy when it's raining though?

    • @scottw3780
      @scottw3780 3 года назад +2

      @@LuLuBeeBah maybe if you have sideways rain and even then, you have a gap/OSB/insulation and then plaster board....

    • @LuLuBeeBah
      @LuLuBeeBah 3 года назад

      @@scottw3780 ​ @Scott Williamson sounds like a good fix then.

  • @newlinkdirect
    @newlinkdirect 3 года назад

    +++1 Mark

  • @lukemarsden5872
    @lukemarsden5872 2 года назад

    why is it not tax deductible if you use it 100% for your work?

    • @markwildphotography
      @markwildphotography  2 года назад +1

      Something to do with it not being perceived as equipment but more a structure from which your business operates. My accountant made it clear from the start though, annoying to be honest mate!

  • @rkaliraigmailcom
    @rkaliraigmailcom 2 года назад

    Shame on the builder,they should have used PIR insulation board

  • @kamikaze7347
    @kamikaze7347 3 года назад +1

    seriously cost that much for such a small size?