It’s actually a very well written and comprehensive book ruclips.net/user/postUgkxhgbP-6hUnXu_QRaoHgLztgsI0YF3HqR0 . I wanted to pair this with an updated book on local codes to start planning a post-retirement dream shop. I think I have just about everything I need between the two. The extra plans available for purchase towards the end are priced almost as much as full home plans, not little sheds however.
Brilliant little build. One thing to mention though is sod rules and regs when it comes to an outbuilding. At the end of the day it is your sodding garden 😂
Thank you for sharing this, this is exactly what the wife wants and I didn’t know where to start till I saw this video, so thank you very much again for sharing 🙏
It's awesome😀👍 I noticed you made it flat roof, I made a flat roof on mine and had to redo it, wasted my material it was leaking rain, so I made the triangle shape roof,I had to buy more material which was metal, so I can hear the rain falling on the top, it worked out well I built mine similar to how you build yours, I use flashing for aluminum siding,on the outside, your pup shed is beautiful thanks for sharing with us.
Great job. Only thing personally I wouldn’t want the gap underneath..... think you could get rodents living under there. Brick all the way around with air bricks be better.
Thanks for this video. Sadly my question reflects more on my concerns about my girth. I am planning a build which will have to be close to a neighbouring wall, how close is the rear wall of your build to the fence?
I think you can go straight up to the fence it’s about the height of the building not being more than 2.5 m and as long as it’s no more than 50% of your garden that’s the main two things you need to worry about although a Google search would come in handy to confirm
Great pub/office. I'm in the process of building mine and have decided on using the Coastline cladding and a rubber roof as well. But I'm not sure whether to use a black fascia flatboard that would go all around the edge of the roof and then fit the rubber roof trim over that. Did you just fold the rubber excess under your edge of your roof and fit the edging trim on that? Looks like you have and it looks brill and probably cheaper than buying fascia board???
Walls and doors look great but you may get issues with your roof, you didn’t leave a air gap with cross batons above roof insulation, then ply Great video otherwise
@@dancross4956 look up cold roof details if your insulation is under the ply then you need to leave an air gap or you will get condensation and ply will go black and mouldy
Nope it’s all to the regs The main thing is it’s not higher than 2.5 m high and takes up more than 50% of your garden you’re cool Believe it or not the outside is fireproof plastic lol
We have a part 2 to the video which is the inside being done and then also a part three out now. Here are a few ideas for your pub part 2 ruclips.net/video/Hz0wph4UQXo/видео.html www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003V8AZ8K/?tag=plumber01_21 www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B06WD86GQQ/?tag=plumber01_21 www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07MH32DTK/?tag=plumber01_21
Can you tell me how much the patio doors and windows cost they look absolutely great and also the company that you used for them is it a complete unit Or two separate windows connected to the doors
The doors and windows come in at £880 they have a price of £2000 I suggest you lose a local company if possible and you need plenty of adjustment in the hinges
Great video, very useful. Where did you buy the cladding from? Looking around its quite an expensive thing to buy and only comes in 5m lengths which means quite a bit of waste on the sides.
Hi how much would that cost in material, My wife wants me to build one as a home gym ( she’ll use it once a year ) I’m a kitchen fitter so should be able to do it all myself, just want a rough price so I can budget it in Thanks
Hi, How can you tell me how many boards wher needed on your build (approx 32?)? And can you tell me how what other trims etc you needed, where these coasline too, put the cost right up, especially corner, window trims?
Speak to the supplier but I would use 2 corner trims As they were super long And I think one length was a square metre ish I measured the same as when I do tiling and did it by the square metre but then ordered a few extras Advise against not using any of the other trims as I never use them and took them back Hope this helps
No you don’t need planning permission but it’s worth doing your research building can’t be higher 2.5 m high And it has to be less than 50% of your garden You would need to speak to your landlord I suppose as well but most don’t
Great video. Very informative. Trying to build something like this myself whilst I'm off on furlough. This might be a stupid question, but I'm a beginner so bear with me, but at what point do you get the electrician round to do his thing with the power supply, the sockets and lights etc?
Hi there, got to say I watched the whole video, very interested as I want to do the same but by myself. Question, do you offer advice ad-hoc? Thanks Martin
@@PlumberOntheJob it’s a great build I want to do something very similar but 4.5 meters x 2.5 meters I know it’s a pain could you do a breakdown of costing love the doors where did u get them and the cladding 👍
You can use a solid base as in the video at the beginning or there is a screw system Costs a little bit more as long as it’s off the ground and has ventilation
It’s actually a very well written and comprehensive book ruclips.net/user/postUgkxhgbP-6hUnXu_QRaoHgLztgsI0YF3HqR0 . I wanted to pair this with an updated book on local codes to start planning a post-retirement dream shop. I think I have just about everything I need between the two. The extra plans available for purchase towards the end are priced almost as much as full home plans, not little sheds however.
Yes we make the floor at the beginning of the video
Brilliant little build. One thing to mention though is sod rules and regs when it comes to an outbuilding. At the end of the day it is your sodding garden 😂
Thank you for sharing this, this is exactly what the wife wants and I didn’t know where to start till I saw this video, so thank you very much again for sharing 🙏
Proper job,great effort
It's awesome😀👍 I noticed you made it flat roof, I made a flat roof on mine and had to redo it, wasted my material it was leaking rain, so I made the triangle shape roof,I had to buy more material which was metal, so I can hear the rain falling on the top, it worked out well I built mine similar to how you build yours, I use flashing for aluminum siding,on the outside, your pup shed is beautiful thanks for sharing with us.
Used a rubber roof they have a 50 year guarantee
Also good for soundproofing
There was also a slight slope
Great job. Only thing personally I wouldn’t want the gap underneath..... think you could get rodents living under there. Brick all the way around with air bricks be better.
Do you need vent bricks for this kind of base?
Im.only asking as im about todo mi e and was thinking about vent bricks as im doing a corse allround.
Everyone says this but genuinely think it is a non issue unless you went with rock wool insulation instead of pir board.
@@dancross4956³
That would make a great garden pub!!
Thank you for taking the time to show your build! Very inspiring!:)
Thanks man. Great explanation!
excellent build, looks brilliant, very neat and tidy job
Glad you like it!
Double batten probably overkill. Just one would give adequate air gap for drying out back of cladding surely?
Finally i found that i search for
Brilliant just a quick question how much would you budget to do this all roughly?
Thanks
i do a lot of log cabins, prefer a timber finish. thats a good solution though no painting to do. top job looks mint.
Cheers
Thanks for sharing!
Looking great could it fit a pool table if not much else in it?
great video.what was the totall cost of the build?
Thanks for this video. Sadly my question reflects more on my concerns about my girth. I am planning a build which will have to be close to a neighbouring wall, how close is the rear wall of your build to the fence?
I think you can go straight up to the fence it’s about the height of the building not being more than 2.5 m and as long as it’s no more than 50% of your garden that’s the main two things you need to worry about although a Google search would come in handy to confirm
@@PlumberOntheJob and if within 1m of a neighbours perimeter that side of your building needs some non combustible material.
@@justinhaydn It’s fire resistant
Lol
Do you think it’s wise to put the visqueen under the ceiling ? Surely your timber will sweat now
Great video, 👍
Was looking at making something like this is it actually livable can you live inside it if it's warm enough
Great video. Thanks for sharing.
Great pub/office. I'm in the process of building mine and have decided on using the Coastline cladding and a rubber roof as well. But I'm not sure whether to use a black fascia flatboard that would go all around the edge of the roof and then fit the rubber roof trim over that. Did you just fold the rubber excess under your edge of your roof and fit the edging trim on that? Looks like you have and it looks brill and probably cheaper than buying fascia board???
Walls and doors look great but you may get issues with your roof, you didn’t leave a air gap with cross batons above roof insulation, then ply
Great video otherwise
I've meant to write same. All good apart roof. Warm deck wound be solution for this. Other than that it's great build
What do you mean by gap?
@@dancross4956 look up cold roof details if your insulation is under the ply then you need to leave an air gap or you will get condensation and ply will go black and mouldy
@@P4RRY-G ahh I was confused also but you mean you should leave for example a inch gap between the insulation and outer board?
Love this thank you for showing us.
Love it, how much do you reckon it cost all in?
5k plus labour
@@PlumberOntheJob Brilliant 👌
5k in material and electrical isn’t bad... that roofing took a good chunk.. I had the same roofing put on my man cave last yr
Looks fantastic
As the building is close up to the boundary do you need to use non combustable materials ? looks great btw
Nope it’s all to the regs The main thing is it’s not higher than 2.5 m high and takes up more than 50% of your garden you’re cool
Believe it or not the outside is fireproof plastic lol
Depends on sqm of the building, upto 15sqm no restrictions.
What space do you leave in between uprights
Nice, apart from having the joist hangers upside down haha
they are upside down so roof is not ripped off by wind uplift
Great video helpful. Could you tell me roughly how much it cost?
Nice work you did there. I like the cladding, nice change from the cedar others use. What’s the dimensions of the steel beam you used? Thanks.
How did you fix the suspended timber to the bricks on the slab?
Simply rested it on top of the weight is phenomenal
Do you slant the roof at all for drainage? And how do you decide which direction to do this? How do you get power to the shed? This is my first sorry
Yes there is a slant on it there is another video talking about the electrics and broadband lol
@@PlumberOntheJob did you do that yourself or some help from a professional
All in on materials, what was the rough cost of this project?
Looks the biz, good vid, need something like that at the bottom of my garden
How much was everything
Hi great build! Would another option be to frame it on the concrete floor with dpc then insulate on top of the slab to save on height? Cheers
Need a gap between the concrete slab and the timber frame to allow for air to circulate and prevent rot etc
If you used half the thickness insulation the timber could sit on the floor, you'd still have air gaps between bearers under insulation?
Hi, great video, thanks for sharing. Is it ok to ask how much you spend to do the job? Thanks.
Ooooo, Roland rat I'll love living under this shed , a hot tub is even beter I love living under them toooooooo '
😂😂😂😂😂👍
Hi mate I’m thinking about building one in the summer. How much did it end up costing? Cheers
What size wood are u using for the frame
We have a part 2 to the video which is the inside being done and then also a part three out now. Here are a few ideas for your pub
part 2
ruclips.net/video/Hz0wph4UQXo/видео.html
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B003V8AZ8K/?tag=plumber01_21
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B06WD86GQQ/?tag=plumber01_21
www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B07MH32DTK/?tag=plumber01_21
Hi what timber did you used c 16 or c24 for base and walls thank you
C16
Is it 50 % of all the garden front side and back
Any trouble with mice? Awesome structure!
Can you tell me how much the patio doors and windows cost they look absolutely great and also the company that you used for them is it a complete unit Or two separate windows connected to the doors
The doors and windows come in at £880 they have a price of £2000
I suggest you lose a local company if possible and you need plenty of adjustment in the hinges
how much did it cost to build it?
Great video, very useful. Where did you buy the cladding from? Looking around its quite an expensive thing to buy and only comes in 5m lengths which means quite a bit of waste on the sides.
How do you insulate a shed floor?
Yes
Hi how much would that cost in material, My wife wants me to build one as a home gym ( she’ll use it once a year ) I’m a kitchen fitter so should be able to do it all myself, just want a rough price so I can budget it in
Thanks
5k plus labour
Hi, How can you tell me how many boards wher needed on your build (approx 32?)? And can you tell me how what other trims etc you needed, where these coasline too, put the cost right up, especially corner, window trims?
Speak to the supplier but I would use 2 corner trims
As they were super long
And I think one length was a square metre ish
I measured the same as when I do tiling and did it by the square metre but then ordered a few extras
Advise against not using any of the other trims as I never use them and took them back
Hope this helps
@@PlumberOntheJob Perfect, thank you.
Hi, Great video. I am in the process of building mine, I see you have gone for a warm roof. Did you put ventilation in or just leave as low occupancy.
Yes vents
That’s a cold roof ? Warm is when you put insulation on top of the roof deck
Do you need plan permission??
Does have to be a big garden by law???
Can you build in a rented house???
No you don’t need planning permission but it’s worth doing your research building can’t be higher 2.5 m high
And it has to be less than 50% of your garden
You would need to speak to your landlord I suppose as well but most don’t
What did you do for heating cooling
Great stuff! How long would you estimate it took you to build (to get to the point of the end of this video)?
1 man 4 weeks
@@PlumberOntheJob full time?
Great build and video! Can you tell us what the overall size is please?
4.3 m x 3 m
Remember you’ve got to pay to heat the thing the bigger your go the more expensive it will be
This was the ideal space for us
@@PlumberOntheJob what you use for heating? Electricity I guess?
Great video. Very informative. Trying to build something like this myself whilst I'm off on furlough.
This might be a stupid question, but I'm a beginner so bear with me, but at what point do you get the electrician round to do his thing with the power supply, the sockets and lights etc?
Roughly halfway through
Did you use 2x4 or 2x6 for the floor joists and which would you recommend if building a floating sub floor thank you
itd be 2x4 as this kingspan is 100mm. theres also 70 or 75 (cant remember tbh) and fireproof one at 50mm
hi how much was the overhang on each side?
Thanks for your video. Will you always use battens before cladding or is it optional? What purpose does it serve?
Air circulation to prevent dampness a vapour barrier Will make the build last 10 times longer
Obs Where do you get that from
What size is it width and depth? Looks great 👍🏻
4.2 metres by 3 m
Hi, looks like you used screws to fix the frame? Was this for a reason instead of nails/nail gun? Thanks
He said he wanted to the shed to last 50+ years. He didn't cheap out on this badboy
Pure choice so that we could unscrew if you made a mistake to be fair and of course it’s all hidden
Hi there, got to say I watched the whole video, very interested as I want to do the same but by myself. Question, do you offer advice ad-hoc?
Thanks Martin
Not really thought about it I was hoping that if you watch the video it’s quite clear how to do it
Do you need a planning permission from the council?
No
if you dont mind me asking what was the overall cost
5k plus labour
Looks great! Interested to know how much it cost all in?
5k
@@PlumberOntheJob Very good value - I’m looking at doing one now and with material price will be at least double that!
If you had clay soil, would you suggest a concrete base like in your video, or would a plastic base filled with pea gravel be okay as well?
not sure it's sand here
Excellent build what’s the size
4 m x 3 m ish
Didn’t want to go to Big as I have to pay to heat the room 😂
@@PlumberOntheJob it’s a great build I want to do something very similar but 4.5 meters x 2.5 meters I know it’s a pain could you do a breakdown of costing love the doors where did u get them and the cladding 👍
@@bells1969 Euro cell
What company did the base?
Me and my mate The local concrete specialist made the mix
Hi, what dimensions were the timber? (W & D)
They look like 4x2"
How much did the total build cost?
5k
How much did it all cost
5k
Hi how big is it?
4 x 3 m
If it not possible to use a solid concrete base?
You can use a solid base as in the video at the beginning or there is a screw system
Costs a little bit more as long as it’s off the ground and has ventilation
What are the dimensions of this?
4.2 meters by 3 meters
@@PlumberOntheJob thanks alot
What size is it