Did my garden room out of brick for around £6000 4mx5m and 2.4m high. Got lucky and managed to get all the bricks, roof tiles, wood and even doors and windows from my uncle whos a property developer who so happened to have been knocking down a house. Wouldve probably been able to do it for less if i didnt insulate and sound proof it.

This shed looks better than the house I live in.

Sorry, but I have to point out the reclaimed sink was free from a previous job however in the end it cost him £200 quid.

Looks Great 👍

Great content

I've been quoted 24k for a brick shed, including the foundation (slightly bigger in size). I'm glad I saw this video before I went ahead.

Tbf it is a great looking shed i’d gladly pay your price for it

“I’m going to give the exact cost” proceeds to make a lot of guesses lol

Mate this is sick. Wouold love to have you build my shed! This looks so nicely done. Nice one!

How long did it take to finish?

Now how the hell are you going to commute to Oregon USA to build this for me? I have the bricks!!! 😂

Absolutely beautiful! Can you build me one of those please 🙏🏻?

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Incredible 🤣👏👏👏👏

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Loved it! Well done to all. Look forward to the next one!

brilliant 😁🍗🍗🍗

Hero. Well done.

That a mini house!

How do you collect the water for the water storage unit as that wasn’t very clear

Beautiful! Here in the U.S. you don't see brick sheds and actually, we don't have too many brick homes unless they're older construction but I really like the look of bricks! Well done!

Very helpful. I have the bricks snd thought that would make it cheap. Your splendid video explains why it’s more complicated.

Inspiring to see someone so skilled and self sufficient

Appreciate the honesty here - I was just looking for design inspiration but I enjoyed the video. I DIY built a small house extension, and it's shocking how the costs add up and it's beyond frustrating to see this crap on TV where people claim to have built everything for a packet of sweets and spare change. To be honest, for a long time I thought I'd made a mistake and wasn't financially prudent enough, but this video has made me feel better. At least I saved on the labour!

If you could throw a small bathroom on the other side of the existing wall with a door in the "shed" then you've got a tiny house. Add a mini-split and you're done. For 20 grand you could have an amazing studio type "cottage". It looks fantastic, great job!

do your own ground work, its easy , hire a guy to dig it all out with digger for a day , he will be done in a few ours, if you have never used one ,hire cement mixer and a day labourer £120 and fill footing for brick work and floor, watch a tube vid how to do it its so easy to do, then hire a brick layer, put frames in pre bought for window and door or a nice Velux in the roof .pay him daily 3-4 days work there £600 max, hire carpenter , get him to do tiles and guttering , as long as materials ready to go 2-3 days work £450 ,electrics get an external socket on your house run it to the shed , 1 hours work for a sparky .... or get someone like Jake who knows what he is about if you can afford to, i build houses

Nice job. What square meterage did that give you?

The brick shed looks gorgeous.

You've got the job. Someone quoted me £4000 to make a wooden shed half the size of this one so I'd much rather have the brick shed.

The roof tiles makw the whole thing so cool!!

Thanks for explaining the cost. I had planned on building a brick shed. But after watching this. Ill go the cheaper option and buy a ready made steel one. Other wise it would take me a long time to finish with cost being a problem. And sacrificing a few holidays 🤣 apreciate it thank you and the man cave. I'll bet mine one day 👍 all the best

I might have missed this but the dimensions of the shed would give great context. Have a friend who's a bricky and my opening salvo of "Have you ever built a shed?" received the response "what size?" Height limit before planning required is 2.5 metres, did this come under that height or was planning permission sought? Both of these questions feed into cost of course.

How long would the build the time be, please?

Or you can go old school do everything yourself and smarter and cheaper

How deep were your foundations?

That’s a miniature house… if you really wanted a shed you just spent a few hundred in some tin bullshit lol you overdue yourself

What a beautiful shed! Nice job!

Bargain.

Most blokes under 50 yrs won't understand this video!

Yesterday at MkM a bag of cement is £9.00 Inc. vat

Interesting video. £11k? I'll stick to timber thanks.

It would be nice to see a plan of how you mounted the roof. I'm interested in building one myself and I'm a bit confused on how you mount the roof to be stable in windy conditions. It seems you have two parallel big wooden beams the roof is standing on. However I'm not sure how they are fixed in place. How thick is the brick you used?

Can you build me one

Now if only I had a garden big enough to fit one of these

Good video that enjoyed it and lovely shed 👍

Great video- did you paint the guttering pipes black or did you buy them like that? I've only seen white PVC?