Garden Room Build, The Interior

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In this part of the garden room build I get the interior insulated, clad and painted.
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[@petedig5809]

Amazing how painting it lightens the whole feel. Will you do a total costing in materials and time at the end? That would be very useful and interesting to compare with an off the shelf cabin.

[@dy1an]

I love the panelling effect. I wish you'd made this video before I insulated my workshop. It would have looked awesome with that panelling.

[@tonyworkswood]

You've done a great professional job there Matt, it'll be as warm as toast inside in the winter and cool in the summer. Spot on for your future workshop build. Tony

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you very much Tony

[@terrywalker4733]

From one whisky drinker to another I enjoy your videos. Please keep them coming.

[@lesthiele4921]

Hi Matt, that was a absolutely outstanding job, you have done, you must be very proud of what you have done, I am looking forward to your shed build in the future, and the shorts look good, best regards from Australia.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you Les. Can’t wait to build one for myself

[@stevejeffery4951]

I love how the panelling looks. I’ll be nicking that idea for my loft room. 👍🏼

[@David.R.H]

Cracking Job! Well Done!👍

[@MCsCreations]

Beautiful work, Matt! The room is looking fantastic! 😃 Really well done! Stay safe there with your family! 🖖😊

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you very much

[@benjaqsonworkshop9974]

Great job Matt. The panelling is inspired and it's simplicity works really well. I've been agonising over how to best frame a window with architraves and headers but you've made my mind up for me now, thank you!

[@MrGeroth]

Coming together and looking good.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you

[@nicowilson]

Wow! Great job. Well done. Good video too.

[@malcolmcoward7480]

Great job Matt, the panelling certainly finishes off nicely.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you. Nearly done now

[@tworiversworkshop6111]

This project has come together really nicely Matt. The panelling effect looks good. Your family must be really pleased. This build would make a brilliant garden office. Perhaps you could market a set of plans and notes for DIY construction!

[@markjarman7819]

Good luck with that pin gun. I had 3 of them and they all gave up real fast. Nice idea with the strips over the joints.

[@c.a.g.1977]

Wow, it's coming along real nice, Matt!

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you

[@jp6975]

Wainscott effect in a garden room. Never seen it before but it looks really nice!! Well done... very inspired! I used those blades to cut 100mm insulation. Took a tip from another KZbin to cut them with an angle grinder to reduce the wobble. Still not very good though. Maybe for 50mm insulation they're fine.

[@veronica5896]

Great job! Looks amazing, I really like the strips on the gaps instead of filler. Looks so cozy and classy!

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you very much

[@homewurks1]

Panelling with MDF sheets looks a good idea. I used plasterboard and tried my hand at plastering - not as easy as it looks on KZbin

[@johncochrane2707]

Fantastic job Matt, well done.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you

[@lynjermey6423]

It's looking really great. Can we see what it looks like with furniture in when it's all done?

[@bigpete4227]

Fair comment Matt, you really knock the work out.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you

[@DocteGaby]

Please please, can you do a follow-up video with Q&As and budget breakdown, what you would do differently etc. Also, I'm always paranoid about sweating, is there any risk of damp issues if the room is used a lot even without running water etc? Can you help me wrap my head around how damp works and how to avoid sweating issues? How breathable are the vapor barrier you used? I find the whole topic daunting.

[@MilmoWood]

Blinding job my friend

[@danpeters5163]

Looking good. Like the air gap and ventilation in the roof(!)..

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you

[@mphillips24]

I was wondering about air gaps and venting in the roof as well.

[@martinsweetman6019]

Great job Badgers, well done 👍

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you

[@normanbott]

Nice final result Matt - that panelled look really works. And having MDF means easier attaching of light stuff to the walls. I'll be interested too see how that brad nailer performs, been thinking about one of those for a while.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you. I love the look

[@WeekendShedHead]

Great work Matt, when I used MDF in my shed I used decorators filler for the gaps... wish I’d user panel strips now.. it looks fantastic 👏👏👍 cheers Rob

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you Rob. I used filler on my last one. I think the stipe work and look better

[@dougsaunders8109]

Nice Matt. Heard about it on the pod cast now seen results, great way to cover the joins. Peter Millard put me on to the acrylic primer, great on MDF. Normally go for Leyland Trade Acrylic Eggshell for the top coat. Gives an amazing finish. Much easier than many KZbin channels would have you believe as it is very simple and easy.

[@Badgerworkshop]

I will try the eggshell next time. Thank you

[@dougsaunders8109]

@@Badgerworkshop use a roller Matt, Peter Millard style, both for primer/undercoat and top coat. You will not regret it 👍🏻

[@martp197]

Great job Matt, looking really good. Those shorts though... :)

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you

[@Cartrouble1979]

Really enjoying this project great content as always Matt

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you very much

[@NomadMakes]

That turned out really nice :D

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you

[@jamesgibb9737]

Great job 👍 I really like the paneling effect and using MDF is not something I'd thought of but looks good and is much more cost effective. Cheers for the great ideas

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you very much

[@jack_irl]

great series but i see you didn't install an internal vapour barrier, was there a reason behind that?

[@brianpatmore8418]

Hi Matt, As always a very neat and tidy job. Onya mate ! Any time I have done things with shorts on my wife and or daughter try to put wax-strips on my legs !! Such cruelty !! Anyway, have a great week !

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank Brian. I would run away from wax strips

[@negotiableaffections]

Very impressive, Matt, puts one in mind of the old Badger Workshop. I still think you should have the old 'Badger' airlifted or craned into your new space. Btw same nailgun as I have but I find (unless i'm the weak point) it doesn't always push the brads right in.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you. I hade to push on the head of the gun with my other hand but it worked fine.

[@negotiableaffections]

@@Badgerworkshop Me too

[@temporarynoble]

Nail gun can be improved dramatically by fitting it with a really long cable :) saves dragging the extension about all the time

[@youngyvidz716]

Great to see this finished, turned out beautifully! Would you have spaced the studs differently if you were working with a soft insulation like rockwool, or just fit it to the gaps with multiple bits? Also it doesn't seem like you've incorporated ventilation into the flat roof, is this an issue or is it unnecessary?

[@keithmcintosh7266]

How much did the build cost for materials? Great job really liked the finish of the interior.

[@oslogutt80]

Bosch should have sponsored you with their spray painter pfs 5000 , and it would have saved you a lot of time....and it's fun to use. 😅

[@janh6639]

Love the series 👏👏 can I ask how the edges of the mdf strips were at the edge was going to use this method to create panels in lounge but most go though filling and sanding the edges 🤔🤔🤔

[@Badgerworkshop]

With a good blade the edges are fine.

[@roberthall7732]

Very neat job, were there any noggins between the roof struts?

[@Badgerworkshop]

Thank you. No

[@stuffandthings6188]

you didn't do your usual introduction?

[@ChrisFranklyn]

Cosy. When can I move in?

[@Badgerworkshop]

My family might have something to say about that

[@johnfithian-franks8276]

Hi Matt, just for interest how much did you pay for one sheet of the 50 mm foam insulation board

[@Badgerworkshop]

About £28

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@@Badgerworkshop Thanks

[@caskwith]

Any reason you went for MDF over plasterboard?

[@Badgerworkshop]

Because I can’t plaster

[@caskwith]

@@Badgerworkshop Fair enough.

[@Pete.Ty1]

👍👍👍

[@adammono1839]

I love the panelling effect but I think maybe you missed an opportunity to profile the edges instead of having them square, either with the table saw set at an angle or after it's fitted with a chamfering bit on a router? Just an idea

[@Badgerworkshop]

I did not want that look

[@garethjones2434]

Fancy building another?

[@Badgerworkshop]

I can’t wait to build myself a workshop

[@garethjones2434]

@@Badgerworkshop you can build me one first if you like :)

[@JohnColgan.]

That's going t be better insulated than your house !!! Move in completely save heating costs

[@Caleb-nu2nc]

👊 ᴘʀᴏᴍᴏsᴍ

[@ItzD3fW1sH]

The worst job in the world. Cutting and fitting sodding PIR boards.

[@Badgerworkshop]

Yes it is not fun

[@jonnygunner65]

If you’ve got a plunge saw and track, it’ll do 50mm and take all the crap away (via an extractor).