Thankyou for such a brilliant vid. I’m nearly 60, but I’m going to be attempting to build my own garden room this summer. I volunteer in cat rescue and need hospital/ emergency rescue space for street cats, so I’m building my own garden room. Is it ok if I ask you questions? Or do you work near Swindon, wilts?

I'm doing a garden room at the moment so have used a few of your videos for tips for the flooring. Much appreciated!

What size timber did you use for the walls and for the roof?

Did you drill through the dpc? Does that break the barrier?

Hi mate, great video. How to work out ballast & cement for the concrete pad ? So how much material for your example of 4x3 meters x 60mm pad ? Thanks

Thanks mate for great series. For ceiling joists you used 105mm hybris insulation but you didn’t mention did you use the same for wall joists as well? Or was it 75mm considering walls are 4x2s ? Thanks

Presented nicely but it’s typical landscape gardening lack of proper building knowledge , it needed to be 250 deep , with 100mm of mot wacked down, then 50 mm of grit sand wacked down then the Dpm placed in , then some 40 mm concrete blocks around 50 to 100 mm squared placed here n there for mesh to sit on, then 100 mm of concrete . Build it properly lads 🤛

Hi mate. Great vids, keep up the good work! i’m using your vids to build my own garden room (4.5x3.8) with a canopy. I’ve just first fixed, but torn on what wall mounted electric heater i should purchase, do you have any recommendations of what you would use? Cheers to you and the team in advance

Great video. Thanks very much !!! 🙌

What size of nails are you using for cedar cladding?

Great video, so informative and inspirational. Its clear you care about doing the job to highest standard and flexing to customer needs. On the floor insulation, how do you manage the floor height after the build up of height from celotex, OSB and laminate? Do you need to put an extra timber across the door reveal at the bottom to build up the door height?? Might be a silly question, but thought I'd ask anyway 🙂

Very informative video and quality work.Superb job. 👍👍

Great video, I’m just about to start the cladding this was super helpful, thank you !

What type of nails are you using, I haven’t got nail gun so will be hammering down nails…

I have just started the process of looking at a garden office and came across your video's so I have been binging on them for a few days. How wonderful it is to see a young man who really cares about the finnished product and your skill level is amazing. We have had a lot of renovation work at our cottage and some of the trades people have been just average at best. I'm not sure if a project in the new Forest in Hampshire would interest you but i'm sure going to be in touch. The office with storage is just what my partner and I need.

Amazing series, thanks for the detailed expert info! I was interested in how you got the cladding on with the building so close to the fence. I’m planning a build where space is tight and I want to get as close as I can to 3 neighbouring walls/fences to make the most of available space. Do you have a minimum distance that you find workable? Thanks!

In this gym room did you still use a floating floor or was it framed to support the weight of the weights?

OMG so many presents 🥰🥰🥰 My Alexa also told a joke 🤣🤣 🤣 Love the way Freddie puts his head on the side 🥰 We're having homemade vegan pasties today too 🥰🥰🥰 yours looks so festive 🥰 🥰 🥰

Great video. Quick questions (a) what timber did you use for shuttering ? Is it 4x2 (b) how do you work out sand / gravel / cement for concrete pad / foundation ? (C) what’s your mix ? Thanks

Why don’t they put the cost of this garden room which they build

Great work. But, just one observation. When running data cables, you should have a 100mm gap between data cables and the mains cable. Running them that close will introduce induction from the AC into the Cat5 or Cat6. This can cause packet loss and issues.

Pushing the PIR up to the OSB won’t stop moisture getting in behind it. Really the PIR should be flush with the studwork and then foil taped. You then put an air vapour control barrier over everything and seal all the joints and that’s how you stop condensation.

Rivets are better and less intrusive for stitching, good job tho'.👍

Are you one metre from boundary ?

I've only just come across your videos and I'm so happy i did. I've been considering a Garden room/Workshop project for some years and after watching your videos im feeling a lot more confident. Absolutely love your work. Well done.

Could I lay ceramic tiles straight onto the OSB? I'd be concerned of any movement causing cracking and also if tiles would mean the room takes longer to heat up?

Please put link to electric floor heating kit you use in this video. Thanks!

wonderful vidoe that is

Shouldn't you have planned with furniture? If I think well, this is not a self regulated electric heating. It can overheat if you cover it constantly and can damage the furniture as well. If you want to cover the whole floor without making predictions, you should have used self regulated electric heating cable.

Great video guys. Would you consider such a room on existing decking? Bought my house 15months ago, the previous owner had a large decked area fitted be a shame to remove it

Im not sure you should be using plugs to anchor a garden building? There no shear strength in screws mate?? Also why would lay a dpc only to puncture it with screws? Just screed the floor as normal practice ??

Ok theres a real balls up with this video. You started making all the stud outer walls at the beginning and by the time you started the roof suddenly you had a fall on the roof???? You never even mentioned it??? How can you build walls with a fall without any angled cuts ????

great videos thank you so much - question - You didnt add any vents - how do you vent the cold roof?

Hi. What size gauge gun are you using and size pins please?? Many thanks

Really appreciate all of your videos - they have helped me no end - thanks v much keep them coming!

Very informative video. I wish I saw this video prior to doing a concrete base for my garden room. I have an issue, which I see as a big issue. My concrete base was poured and I noticed it was way off being perpendicular with my main property. It is angled to the right. The garden tapers towards the rear. Can this be remedied before the garden room is built? Thanks.

The only thing that detracts from this otherwise perfect room is its location. Your workmanship is faultless, well done mate.

Its a year since your post, Im just curious how big was the building and how many kilowatts does the underfloor heating cost. Thanks

where can i get those wireless lights and controller from? thanks :) amazing video

That really nice bud. What will something like cost?

No noggins in the walls?

thanks for the helpful video!

Might have missed but what’s the thoughts on no noggins? I’ve seen various videos, some with and without. Top videos though. Really helpful. Thanks

You need to add Part 6 to the title! Lost track after part 5.

I also love my ls1019L however, if you ever get the chance to demo the makita LS002 40v mitre saw do it. This saw will change your game forever

Watched another video doing this, they put down Type1, then Sand, *then* DPM - is this the correct way or doesn't it matter? Also no wire mesh?

I am going to build my own workshop shortly amd this video has given me great inspiration, but i have 2 questions, first one was there a reason you didn't put noggins In the wall panels? And secondly maybe it would have looked nicer to mitre the edges of the cedar trim round the face of the aluminium doors, but that's just my opinion and I'm sure you had a reason for it. Fantastic video though thank you

What an amazing video and amazing job

Thank you for the video. Do they sell this in California and what is the R factor?

Another question is what is the R factor on this insulation compared to other insulations?