How to build top of the range garden room with no experience, day 5,

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  • @mattlion4725
    @mattlion4725 Год назад +24

    We gonna have a problem when you’ve finished this build cause what are we all going to watch every night! Loving the videos Liam and Team thank you

    • @thegardenroomguru
      @thegardenroomguru  Год назад +5

      hopefully we'll be step closer to the pod system launch and we'll do a daily in a unit if I can ever find one 😉

    • @AR_909
      @AR_909 Год назад

      @oakwoodgardenrooms loads in Suffolk... just saying...!!! 😉

  • @simonjohnson5495
    @simonjohnson5495 Год назад +2

    I’m a gas engineer but for what ever reason spend all my time watching your videos, great videos great team and yeah I’ve stayed up too late again watching your videos,…. Damn it lol

  • @mattlion4725
    @mattlion4725 Год назад +7

    OMG when Jen asked John a question about the electrics he said we will look at this one but it’s different so we will look at the next build too ! That means there’s another series coming ! Yay.... I’m telling you this is better than Netflix any day Liam

  • @danielcookeb90
    @danielcookeb90 Год назад +2

    Also never listen to the haters Liam, you all do a fantastic job. Haters just want to hate on you, or point out how "good " they are, probably having never done anything significant themselves, just to point out a minor insignificant or different way of doing things!
    Anyone smiling, laughing and creating things - you are the good guys (and gals)!
    Stop apologising, and if ye can, get the others videoing their bit too, adds to the entertainment when ye are bouncing off each other.
    Keep them videos coming, they are gold fella! Pure gold!

  • @itastal01
    @itastal01 Год назад +2

    Jen getting stuck had me laughing out loud 😂😂😂😂😂😂

  • @MrQuasar1958
    @MrQuasar1958 Год назад +1

    “Southerners always trying to have you over” now now Liam, I’m a southerner and I strongly resemble that remark!!!😂

    • @thegardenroomguru
      @thegardenroomguru  Год назад +1

      🤣i once parked up in a multi story on a trip to London
      Asked a guy to help me with the payment machine as I didn’t get it
      He put my money on his registration and walked off laughing, I’ll never trust another 👀🤣

    • @MrQuasar1958
      @MrQuasar1958 Год назад

      @@thegardenroomguru we’re not all the same mate! You were just ripped off by a c - - t
      There are plenty of those north and south!!

    • @thegardenroomguru
      @thegardenroomguru  Год назад

      Very true 😊

  • @MarkDurbin
    @MarkDurbin Год назад +2

    I laughed so much when Jenny illustrated she was stuck by waggling her arms and legs 🤣

  • @bewise123
    @bewise123 7 месяцев назад +1

    Forget the Yorkshire business awards, where do I nominate you for a bafta? These videos are such a compelling watch, I'm addicted 🤣🤣

  • @craigwilliams6734
    @craigwilliams6734 Год назад

    Mate, your attention to detail is absolutely phenomenal…not enough people around like you these days!!! 👍👌🙌

  • @stcpfc7877
    @stcpfc7877 Год назад +1

    You have a team consisting of youth, experience, beauty and brains 😁👍

  • @kevinvanzanten2194
    @kevinvanzanten2194 Год назад +3

    Brilliant as always Liam. Thanks for the putting in the time and effort

  • @shorehambeach
    @shorehambeach Год назад +5

    Huge thanks Liam and team. I have been able to frame a barn out and am in the process of roofing after following all your videos. I’ve never done anything like this before and the best thing is my 13yr old lad learnt at the same time so you’ve helped me teach myself and my son and this will be skills we have for a generation. Ignore the haters and thanks very much for the huge effort in showing and explaining everything so that a pen pusher like me can be practical.🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @Robbie-fq9zr
    @Robbie-fq9zr Год назад +3

    Another cracking vid. I brought a build pack 2 years ago. Like Liam said it’s invaluable

  • @brkr85
    @brkr85 Год назад +1

    Loving this series, thank you Liam. Quick one on that Council Tax thing, yep, its a new thing you have to pay full price on an empty property. Even if you buy an unhabitable property to renovate, its full price sadly. These self builds are way beyond me, but still loving learning from you all, thanks again. Have voted for the awards and entered the raffle👍

  • @stcpfc7877
    @stcpfc7877 Год назад +2

    I love your team i think your all great...please stay together 🙏🏼

  • @jimjulien01
    @jimjulien01 Год назад +2

    Another fantastic video Liam. Many thanks for these informative vids. Bought a raffle ticket today and finally getting round to ordering a build pack next week. I’ve literally watched your builds on RUclips over and over again. Really want to build my own garden room at bottoms of our garden. Planning on dismantling greenhouse we hardly use and building garden room on veg patch. Still have space to grow our own also so it’s a win win.

  • @micro343
    @micro343 Год назад

    Great to see the rest of the team getting involved doing the vlogs keep up the good work.

  • @jonmarubbi
    @jonmarubbi Год назад +1

    Been my favourite series so far you guys, love the interaction of the team, and I've just voted for you loy lol😊

  • @jonunwin2780
    @jonunwin2780 Год назад +1

    Council tax - yes you have to pay full council tax on a void property. The reason is, second home owners were taking the piss and claiming their property was empty. Then in 2008 ish as the government were reducing payment to local authorities they allowed local authorities to charge for empty homes. Note, if a home is empty for more than a year the local authority can charge an additional 100% surcharge. The idea there is that voids become run down and blight the area. Hope that answers your question.

  • @grinman77
    @grinman77 Год назад +1

    Tickets bought. Vote cast. Many thanks to all of you for these videos. Incredibly helpful and entertaining. Hard enough work as it is yet you still find time for all the filming and editing and uploading etc. 👍🏻 Looking forward to seeing how you deal with rainwater.

  • @Fizz_The_DIY_Lassie
    @Fizz_The_DIY_Lassie Год назад +1

    Another top notch video team Oakwood! 👌🏾 Some excellent advice and content in here!

  • @kamranhussain3389
    @kamranhussain3389 Год назад +2

    Absolutely brilliant videos

  • @richarddavey7884
    @richarddavey7884 Год назад +1

    Liam, I was stating not asking lol. It's nhbc build requirements, full glue= less screws, glue joint= 4 screws per joist.
    Love your stuff, got my vote and bought the winning pod tickets 👍
    I'm a builder and off the back of your videos, we are going into garden rooms.
    Perhaps you think of franchises.
    Thanks for reading out the message though😂

  • @colins7427
    @colins7427 Год назад +2

    Great series been catching up with them Saturday night better than what’s on TV. Are you not using upside down joint hangers on the roof.

  • @traceyfarrell
    @traceyfarrell Год назад +1

    Thank you so much for answering my question, really looking forward to seeing what fancy stuff you’ll do with walls in the future. Still building mine and couldn’t have done it without your videos ❤

  • @tobyjugg6202
    @tobyjugg6202 Год назад +1

    You 4 have well earned a weekend off - I reckon theres a fair bit of mind reading that goes on between you 4 which is why things go smoothly. Cracking vid again and well worth the effort you have put into it. 👍👍

  • @christycullen2585
    @christycullen2585 Год назад +2

    Great Videos Liam as always

  • @robfryer9962
    @robfryer9962 Год назад +2

    My mate once got the sack for being half a mil out!!! ……… he worked for HSBC 😂👍🏻

  • @mikey81ism
    @mikey81ism Год назад +2

    Great channel guys really enjoy watching these videos. wishing you every success in the Yorkshire choice awards!!
    QUESTION :- Quite often people might have limited budget to self build, with material prices going up are there any obvious places you could identify as a potential cost saving ? Perhaps a different floor or thinner / no OSB on the walls? Also are there any build steps you would say are essential and we didn’t change?

  • @antonygreenup
    @antonygreenup Год назад +1

    Hi Liam, my wife is a will writer and probate officer, she sorts out peoples estates then they pass away. No, you don't pay council tax when the property is empty and the owner is deceased. She does this day in and day out. Hope this helps. :-) TonyDG

  • @djburland
    @djburland Год назад +2

    Hi Liam great work, loving it

  • @cobrasteve427
    @cobrasteve427 Год назад +1

    Thanks for the answer re patio tiles flowing into the room. 🥰What I meant was if I continued the patio theme “up and into” the room. Would the tiled ceramic floor rot the wooden base as its in the garden and cant breath like bare wood could?

  • @terenceoconnor1584
    @terenceoconnor1584 Год назад +2

    Well done team loving the videos

  • @horsk9704
    @horsk9704 Год назад +2

    councils been getting very tight on council tax. it used to be 6 months but they got this weird idea that it makes you get the house done up and rented out quicker but its not in your case. At one time you could get them to do an inspection if the house needed a lot of work and they would give you a time limit before they started charging but i think thats stopped now.

  • @McLoom1
    @McLoom1 Год назад +4

    Excellent work again Centurions ……. I know it’s slowing yee down but it’s worth it’s weight in gold ,,, thanks very much all of you 👏👏👏👏🫵🍹🍹🍹🍹

  • @andytownsend9163
    @andytownsend9163 Год назад +1

    Jen is a legend ❤❤

  • @craigthomson111
    @craigthomson111 Год назад +1

    Really enjoying this series with the more time taken for explanations and of course Q and A. I agree with other comments on here, that your channel does take precedence over others, and see at times you have been quoted in other channels A builders for one, so that is good to see not only us the joe public, but, also other trades people are giving homage to you as well. You come across well Liam, you seem a good lad , and not forgetting the others too.
    I do have a quick question though:
    2 x 9 -> 47x220mm Spans at 400 centres 5.39mtr (My span if going for the 30m2, works out at 4.950, do you think I can use this and still manage to build within the hight limitation of permitted development? I would be using C24 6mtr lengths .
    Also the gap underneath the floor, I am reading 50mm would suffice would you agree? 50mm timber to ground level. I would probably be utilising Block instead of the rod system you utilise and implement a mesh for the gap.
    I believe you can achieve the 30 meter square with a cold roof and still be in the realm of permitted development, would you agree it is possible? And would you consider offering a build pack for a 6x5 structure. (in real measurements, I worked that out at 6200x5200, so I can achieve the internal 30 meter square.
    PS: I also agree with what you said when mentioning cost, you hinted at one could save around 10k on a self build and my workings of material and quotes I have had, seen online you are spot on with that.
    I have watched majority of your builds over the last few months, and I feel you are part of my life now, I need to build this garden room to get it out my mind.
    Can you offer any advice on conservatory conversions, mines is raised to a level of my back window, could I use the same methods you are teaching us to convert my conservatory on existence base?
    Thanks again OakWood.
    With regards to your Cat 6 armoured cable, it is more than suffice, which carries up to 10 Gbps, and yes running along a electrical cable is fine, which is the reason you use STP, shielded twisted pair cabling as it stops any crosstalk. You get a good 90 - 100meters to your run before you get signal degradation then you need a repeater/booster, to clean the signal. Using another router/hub in the garden room as an AP access point basically switches of routing on that device, which is a process for directing your traffic to the gateway then off to the internet, it creates a WLAN, wireless Lan network. A wireless Mesh network, using wireless then moves onto physical infrastructure., i.e the wireless router/hub connected to your DMARC, terminating area in your house installed by your ISP.

  • @macphray
    @macphray Год назад

    Great videos very informative keep up the good work 👍

  • @garyseddon2946
    @garyseddon2946 Год назад +2

    Hi Guys, great series.
    Have you ever tried spray foam insulation on the walls and roof?

  • @davidlord3265
    @davidlord3265 6 месяцев назад

    This is how mine is going to be so very helpful Thank you! I have a question though, How far does your van go when diesel light is on 🤣🤣

  • @nyqer6636
    @nyqer6636 Год назад +1

    Missed yesterday so playing catch up
    Nice eyeliner Jen!!
    I heard it but I didn’t see you build a box to put BIG in . Absolute class Liam.
    We’re the mail guns struggling cos you were try to go too fast.

  • @GregKimber-xi3cc
    @GregKimber-xi3cc Год назад +1

    Enjoying the videos so far, what brand/model of laser do you use?

  • @pauliinndaly3586
    @pauliinndaly3586 Год назад +1

    Love watching your videos Liam and team I think there 👍

  • @stewartmoore1551
    @stewartmoore1551 Год назад +1

    Sorry to hear about your dad. Re Council tax, there's usually a premium to pay for vacant possession of a property. The idea is to penalise people who own 2 or more properties for personal use (eg holiday home) when there's a housing crisis. I don't see for one minute how that can apply to a deceased estate. Keep pushing back.

  • @McNaughty91
    @McNaughty91 Год назад +2

    Could you sheet the roof with as thin as 9mil OSB on a small build with loads of noggins between rafters?

  • @davidf1877
    @davidf1877 Год назад +2

    Thanks for taking my question! With the new venture, have you considered some kind of crowdfunding? Pretty sure there would quite a few on here and Facebook who would invest. Also, you’ve probably seen them but there’s units to let on Felnex Close LS9 and Cross Green Estate LS9? Don’t know if these are any good to you! Cheers

  • @lWR95
    @lWR95 Год назад +1

    What company do you source the rubber roof sheet and the edging strips/corner strips from mate? Trying to find that specific edging system where the rubber clips over and under into it the facia strip? It's probably been mentioned, but I've missed it. Cheers. These videos could not have come at a better time, concrete poured, and setting brick course out for 7x4 timber build. Your a legend for the detail you show for free, many questions answered! thanks guys.

  • @nyqer6636
    @nyqer6636 Год назад +1

    Did you win at diesel roulette ? You seemed to go for miles😂😂😂
    Have a cracking weekend folks

  • @frandarts1981
    @frandarts1981 Год назад +1

    Another brilliant video guys 👌
    What would you recommend between featheredge, shiplap and barrel board for cladding and would 1 vertical batten be enough for these when cladding horizontal.

  • @danielsmith2261
    @danielsmith2261 Год назад +2

    Hi Liam. I’m planning on building a 6mx4.8m shed for my uncle. Looking to use ur rod system! Am I right in believing that I can build the side height at 2.5m then with a apex roof with a finish overall height at 4m. Cheers guys

  • @brad-marc26
    @brad-marc26 Год назад +2

    Thanks for taking the time to document this build for us, do you mind me asking. Is Jon your business partner or relation? Keep up the good work Oakwood team 👍🏻

  • @solawoodart9609
    @solawoodart9609 Год назад +2

    Hi Liam, have you thought about doing a training school?

  • @damianclarkson
    @damianclarkson Год назад +1

    Love your vids guys! Voted for you :) Question for ya... Have you ever done any rooms with solar panels?

    • @jenbulmer
      @jenbulmer Год назад +1

      Answered in the last video we did sorry for the long wait I had loads to go through and it’s hard to answer them all when we are working 😊

    • @damianclarkson
      @damianclarkson Год назад

      @@jenbulmer Yeah I saw it! thanks! Top work Jen trawling through all these comments! :)

  • @1981hezza
    @1981hezza Год назад +1

    You will always have a job with me jen fitting windows 😂😂

  • @danielcookeb90
    @danielcookeb90 Год назад +2

    Hey Liam, do you need to strap down the roof onto the wall plates / frames as per flat roofs on extensions? Also, would you use screws instead of nails to attach the roof down - as they resist the pull far better?

  • @martinrs03
    @martinrs03 Год назад +2

    Christmas came early. Finished watching this mornings and now half way through. 😀👍 Thanks for another great video.
    Couple of questions:
    a) would you consider putting a link to the tools you use?
    B ) you mention the number of subscribers. (Just had a look 80.1k) Crown funding with 50 of us at £1k each would enable you to progress and us to invest and say a thank you at the same time?
    Thanks again.

  • @campingwithintent
    @campingwithintent Год назад +1

    3 side garden room up against a brick wall how would you seal the roof against the brick to stop rain water

  • @raypeasley
    @raypeasley Год назад +2

    QUESTION: Cant you do a 'WARM' roof and still stay under permitted building height by just building a lower max height?

  • @stuartmoore2611
    @stuartmoore2611 Год назад +2

    First off, thanks for all the videos, invaluable and been a pleasure so far. My question is your noggins on side are staggered so as to fix in without toenailing. I done this with my walls and roof but your roof was one straight line of noggins. Is this for structual stability or just something you do? Thanks guys and jen 😊

    • @thegardenroomguru
      @thegardenroomguru  Год назад +1

      Jen, we will be talking about this on Monday, bring it up pls 👌

  • @thomasnorton1690
    @thomasnorton1690 Год назад +2

    I am thinking about setting up a garden room business what van do you recommend ( a closed in van or a dropside )

  • @markgallacher7848
    @markgallacher7848 Год назад +2

    how much overhang did you have when you installed the floor to the base?

  • @neddraksas2273
    @neddraksas2273 Год назад +2

    Top man

  • @derekrobertson1548
    @derekrobertson1548 Год назад +1

    Council tax is a yes for North Lanarkshire, I would imagine each council has there own rules. Just like they do with everything else.

  • @jonunwin2780
    @jonunwin2780 Год назад +1

    Question... Do you need to use the top nut to secure the joists to the rods? If it was left off is it secure enough... In the future I might wish to crane the garden room in the future. Thoughts?

  • @wonky2348
    @wonky2348 Год назад +1

    Another Fantastic Build Series so far. Thank you
    Question: Have you considered crowd funding to see if you can raise the money to start the new Pod Venture? If a majority of your subscribers contributed just £1.00. Which is a ridiculously small amount in exchange for all of the knowledge you have shared over the last few years with your videos. Then it could make it a viable venture. Thanks.

  • @adamkill2447
    @adamkill2447 Год назад +1

    HI Liam, Do the roof beams need to be 5x2? isn't 4x2 sufficient over a 2.7m span?

  • @JamesScott-p3u
    @JamesScott-p3u Год назад +1

    Council Tax - Empty home
    From the GOV website
    When you do not pay Council Tax
    If you’re selling a property on behalf of an owner who’s died, you do not need to pay Council Tax until after you get probate as long as the property remains empty. After probate is granted, you may be able to get a Council Tax exemption for another 6 months if the property is both:
    unoccupied
    still owned and in the name of the person who died

  • @emmahutchison6138
    @emmahutchison6138 Год назад +1

    Hi Liam I am making a 5 x 4 garden room it is 25 metres from the main consumer unit I will be having a plug and play jacuzzi on decking in front so will need out side socket on the front what size armour cable do you think I should youse 10mm 16mm or 26mm thanks

  • @pauliinndaly3586
    @pauliinndaly3586 Год назад +1

    Thanks Liam for mentioning me😅😅😅

  • @haydenbrown1052
    @haydenbrown1052 7 месяцев назад

    Great videos! Ive just watched this one, so much information packed in!
    The only question I have at the minute is, i want to put a garden room at the side of my house, os this allowed? There won't be any windows or doors attached to the house, it will have its own doors via the garden.

    • @thegardenroomguru
      @thegardenroomguru  7 месяцев назад +1

      As long as it doesn’t go past the front elevation of your house, then your good

    • @haydenbrown1052
      @haydenbrown1052 7 месяцев назад

      @thegardenroomguru perfect thank you, your videos have been a massive help! Hope you and team are all good and ready for the summer ☀️

  • @samuelmcphee2334
    @samuelmcphee2334 Год назад +1

    BADGE IDEA, same logo….. “Oakwood Inspired Garden Room”

  • @johnhandley1280
    @johnhandley1280 Год назад +1

    Fantastic series folks 👍 Question - not related to garden rooms but what video editing software do you use? Your videos are really well put together. I’m sick of my 7 year old watching Americans play with toys he has so I might as well try it myself! See you at the awards. Redrow Homes Yorkshire supporting Martin House Children’s Hospice. Thanks John (Managing Director)

  • @adrianbailey4836
    @adrianbailey4836 Год назад +1

    Hi team I am doing a 5.3 by 4.2 build how many build packs will I need to buy from you?

  • @paulwalker3246
    @paulwalker3246 Год назад +2

    Yippee, an early video 😊

  • @frandarts1981
    @frandarts1981 Год назад +1

    Liam for your personalised bage it has to say
    OAKWOOD ORIGINAL

  • @markdyballuk
    @markdyballuk Год назад

    thank you

  • @joeblem276
    @joeblem276 Год назад +1

    No building pack on a 8x8m garden room 😅 I wanna build one

  • @buzzburman2235
    @buzzburman2235 Год назад

    I think, and I might be wrong sorry. I haven't seen you fit a skylight before. Is this because people want to keep the height below permitted development or is there another reason? Thanks, love your work.

    • @buzzburman2235
      @buzzburman2235 Год назад

      Just heard you have a question on this, sorry Jen!

  • @geraintbowden896
    @geraintbowden896 Год назад

    sorry if I have missed it, I am building a 3.3mx11m room, I got the base down, my floor joist are 145mm, how high should my front walk be, how high the back wall? 2:53

  • @nyqer6636
    @nyqer6636 Год назад +1

    Friday… have you ever fallen off the roof while you’re timbering it

  • @AR_909
    @AR_909 Год назад +1

    Imagine just for a minute your client was having a "gym" with a shower/loo... what adjustments would need to be considered...

  • @MultiEski
    @MultiEski Год назад +1

    Dave cannot be worker of the year, he messed up measurements of this build of 1mm 😂😂😂

  • @Mr_1357
    @Mr_1357 Год назад +1

    19:11 😂😂😂💯

  • @mojoejoejoe6706
    @mojoejoejoe6706 Год назад +1

    I think the council tax thing is to encourage you to not keep it empty.. Housing crisis shite

  • @happydommo
    @happydommo Год назад +1

    Hiya - hopefully I can give you an answer as detailed all the knowledge you pass on in these vids!
    Empty properties in England normally attract full council tax liability. Council’s can choose to offer local schemes and provide a discount, which does mean that it’s not consistent across the country, but most council’s don’t. Properties that remain empty for long periods can go on to attract an even higher charge. My local council will double it after the property is empty for 2 years. The rationale is to provide incentive for getting empty homes back into occupation.
    While a property is empty the owner, or estate in the event the owner is deceased, does still benefit from some services, such as fire and police, street lighting etc.
    Your dad’s house should get a full exemption until probate is granted. You should be then able to get a further 6 months exemption from that point. After 6 months then if the house is still in your dad’s name with the land registry then the estate will become liable for the council tax. If the house is now in your name then you will become liable for the council tax until it’s sold.
    And yes the the fact you would get a 25% discount if you lived there alone makes little sense, but you can only get that discount once on your main home.

  • @stevenbradshaw7783
    @stevenbradshaw7783 Год назад +2

    I think councils have the power to charge 200% council tax now for empty houses. A council by me charges 200% after 2 years of being empty. Watch out for that at your council. No doubt it's all to encourage people to sell or rent so someone is living in it as quickly as possible.

    • @raypeasley
      @raypeasley Год назад

      @Liam This is true guys.... Iv just been through this with My late fathers house... finally just sold after three years... the last year I have been paying double CT due to not being able to sell it cos of an unknown charge on the property.

  • @Tom_Prendiville
    @Tom_Prendiville Год назад +1

  • @CraveThatCoin
    @CraveThatCoin Год назад +1

    Paul Daley reference, MMA fan?

  • @Leonard_Smith
    @Leonard_Smith Год назад +1

    Liam, regarding your council tax demand, it appears you will have to pay if the house has been transferred to your name, but possibly not if its still in the name of your deceased dad.
    And just to rub salt in the wound, if the house is still empty after two years they could ask you to pay FOUR times the normal charge!
    I have no idea why they implemented these unfair rules, but that came as a shock!

    • @staceyjadewardle5214
      @staceyjadewardle5214 Год назад

      I can't comment on the specific rules around how much is charged when the property is empty because the occupant passed away, but to answer the last point, the idea behind the rules is to discourage properties sitting empty. It's designed to encourage you to either sell or get tenants in sooner rather than later.
      6 months doesn't seem like a lot of time to sort out a probate property sale though if that's all you get.

  • @Papa_George1
    @Papa_George1 Год назад +2

    If it’s right and John didn’t put his rods in the right place do you have to rename someone new the title of “Top Worker of The Year”😊

  • @guardsvinnie100
    @guardsvinnie100 Год назад +1

    the journey home stressed me out how far you drove without fuel you passed an Asda fuel station my stress levels went through the roof

  • @nyqer6636
    @nyqer6636 Год назад +1

    I’d send you a £10 for your pod project (yesterdays van video)

  • @dsmith5395
    @dsmith5395 Год назад +2

    Are you and Jen a couple ❤

  • @hoog111
    @hoog111 Год назад

    Don’t mind seeing you fall off the roof Liam, could be quite funny, but I don’t want to see Jen fall. It can be very dangerous at any height.

  • @Thaeir
    @Thaeir Год назад

    Long and boring episodes, in which there is a lot of talk, talk, talk. We want to see you work !

    • @gringadoor5385
      @gringadoor5385 Год назад +2

      Speak for yourself

    • @Thaeir
      @Thaeir Год назад

      @@gringadoor5385
      I am sleaking to hom not to you, shut uppppp !

    • @gringadoor5385
      @gringadoor5385 Год назад +1

      @Thaeir 2022 Say "I" not "we". You don't speak for anyone else. Be grateful you get anything. The Q&A is the best part and the whole point of this format. Get back under your rock.

  • @RickyMidas
    @RickyMidas Год назад +1

    I'll get some samples made up for the self-build signs. Messaged you on TikTok Jen 😅