Garden room rubber roof membrane

We clean off the roof today and as the temp creeps up we decide to bond the rubber and then cover with insulation to protect it from the cold case it drops below 0.

[@l.s.tukbigbud7715]

Tell all the negatives to FECK off mate.. thank you for doing the little review's on tools it helps the rest of us out... thank you..👍💚✌ keep the contents coming we love it..

[@Samfarrelly]

I read those comments on the other video. Some people aren't happy unless they're digging at other? I'm a chippy myself and build garden rooms often, the process is almost exact to yours, and i can safety say i'll be doing the electrics your way from now on, makes much more sense. These videos have been great and I am still learning after all this time in the trade. Cheers

[@Don-xl7me]

Loving this series, keep up the good work pal always impressing me with the way u explain it all 👍

[@jonny_s14]

Loving the channel. Hooked right in. 6 videos deep so far and realising how good these are built. Great work and really insightful

[@jonny_s14]

Also being a car mechanic I had to laugh when you said milwaukee doesn't let you down. I find the same in my trade. The mileaukee 18v and 12v tools piss all over everything else.

[@thegardenroomguru]

The nail gun is fierce 💪🏻

[@raylight4577]

Your far from a gypsy m8 in fact doing what you do n explaining things the way you do I think your a legend. Keep up the good work:)

[@fuelledup2861]

Just started watching your videos yesterday. I built a raised kids cabin in the garden about 7 years ago and plan to build a more substantial garden room in the future. Love watching the videos they will be a great help for doing mine. The construction part I am fine with as I have basically done what you have but on a smaller scale. It is the installation of membranes and insulation that I don’t know about. Now I do I can have a go myself. Many thanks

[@nicklewis9567]

I like your vids mate, very infomrative. I'm a qualified Joiner of over 35 years & I certainly learn things from your vids. Take no notice of all the haters. It's about themselves not you. Keep it up.

[@notrolla5218]

I just discovered your channel. I love it! It takes time to pause and explain things so I really appreciate the effort you are making to share!

[@garylynch3897]

Class videos, I will be tackling my own garden Room this year I was going to get somebody to do it for me but after watching your videos you have done a brilliant job of explaining the process. Am a trades man too so would kill me to pay someone 😂

[@gwilko6452]

KZbin is full of sad twats waiting to criticised anyone . Im in the trade and your vlogs are very informative and entertaining. Planning to do a garden room this year and i will be buying a pack. Keep up the good work

[@rich3633]

Really like the way the electrics are on the outside, cracking idea.

[@Shaun-Wilson]

F**k the haters mate. I found your channel about 5 hours ago and have been watching it since 😂 thanks for sharing what you do, much appreciated. I'll be following your guids to help me build my pubshed 🙂👍

[@trifield04]

Was waiting for this video to see if you laid the rubber! Was going to put rubber on mine yesterday when it was 8 degrees, but forecast was zero overnight so just left it visqueened until it’s a better forecast. Thanks for another informative video. 👍

[@connormcleod02]

Daft keyboard warriors - ignore them completely...cracking team the lot of you! No harm in offering your professional opinion on the tools you use regularly too - helpful to the rest of us. Looks like a nightmare getting that rubber roof on in one go up a ladder - wonder if rolling it length ways and feeding it up like a rope would be any easier

[@thegardenroomguru]

it would but its trying to keep it clean and dry that's also an issue mate

[@AccountantDoesDIY]

Absolute bloody nightmare. I still wake up in a cold sweat remembering the dark cold December night I had to drag mine up onto the roof. Physically the hardest job on the build!

[@thegardenroomguru]

@@ooslum genius!

[@klaeLIFE]

I would just putabthw rubber roof in a bag and lift it with a rope to help others bringing it up.

[@MohammedAli-hw2zq]

Great video, as always!! Really helping some of us novices out here, thanks.

[@Rorschach1488_]

Gypsy and the ex-cons! That's a great name for a musical band! Hahahah... Love you videos, taking notes all the time, thanks!

[@edwardbroomhead4463]

Get an extension pole for that roller used for applying adhesive to roof, will save your neck and will be quicker 👍

[@amitkhare4830]

dont bother with the negativity from silly haters, yr doing a fab job with your work and videos, thanks a ton, I really enjoy your videos mate.

[@danielnorton9363]

Just ignore those people and don't waste your breath giving them any air time on your vids. Your work looks mint and that's all that matters.

[@jamesmcatee3530]

Thanks for taking the time to explain everything great videos and a great team. Yours are always doing great jobs 👍 in a good time.

[@jonathancooper3734]

Superb videos - thanks for what you do Liam and up yours to all the armchair experts!

[@pauljjohnson7525]

Don't let them get you down Liam your doing a good job stay safe!

[@stones-ds1yy]

Not sure how I came across this video but I’ve gone back to video 1 and watched them all so far, makes me wish I done something like this when I left school ✌🏽

[@CStyler1989]

Don't worry about the shit banter mate, people are obviously jealous of your work ethic, crack on!! I enjoy your videos while slowly building my garden room, brilliant channel, keep at it!

[@Sam.147]

Ignore the haters Liam. You and your team do a cracking Job pal!! 💪💪

[@jklplum8ing816]

Your videos are class mate don’t pay any mind to the negative ones. I’ve been watching your videos all year and they just keep getting better and better. Good laugh at times too if you can’t have a laugh at works what’s the point 😂🙌🏿💯

[@jasoncowell1001]

Love the vids and your dry sense of humour regarding being a gypsy and having prisoners work for you 😂😂keep up the good work 👍

[@davecooke914]

Mate love watching your videos don't worry about what people say always get haters in life when your doin great job must be jealously keep up great work what's important is your customers are happy 👍

[@Ac146_]

I am not sure this Guy knows what hes doing.. the walls are square and plumb the electrics are neat and tidy the walls are properly insulated and the roof is fixed on. seems like a cowboy if you ask me ;p really enjoy some honest content and learning a lot keep up the good work!

[@jameswilliamson8050]

So happy I subscribed cracking video keep them coming

[@stevetindall4766]

Another Great Video WG.... don’t respond to any negative comments, what you are doing is quality stuff 👏

[@huggy1huggy191]

im not a gypsy and none of the lads have come out of jail,,at least not this week..ha ha brilliant that was will,ive been in jail but ive never pinched any thing in my life,and i would respect working for a bloke like you mate, top dog, never bite the hand that feeds ya

[@macr3530]

Great to see the work involved, keep up the good works

[@parkymanutd]

Your right with the contact adhesive , I’ve done over 10 of these roofs the last 2 haven’t used the adhesive all it does it when the wind catches it goes everywhere and it you put the 100mm edge over slightly too quick it will bubble the rubber . the only thing it is perfect is bonding to masonry on an upstand

[@thegardenroomguru]

nice 1!

[@elliejake11]

I knew that’s where I had seen you before, you cleaned my windows once at a traffic light! You’ve come along way 🤣keep up the good work mate 💪🏼👍

[@jix177]

Nice job, and good to see you taking care of the astro turf.

[@jasoncarter8942]

Nice 1 pal it was well informative all 4 videos spot on keep the vids coming and I wish you and you're company well :)

[@aaronbaker7087]

'it wants to flop everywhere when your getting it up' LOOOL 4:30

[@alanwhitehead7664]

William, theres always going to be that one idiot who dosent know a bradawl from Brad Pit. Been a master carpenter all my life. Love your videos, great to see a fellow craftsman at work. AND, thank you for helping to keep me entertained and shane during a crazy 12 months during the pandemic. All the very best to you and your company for the coming year, you fully deserve your success

[@Klunky-hz4hm]

If I lived closer I’d come work for you 👍🏻 wicked vids fp ! Wish I had seen the floating floor method before concrete blocking my shed base

[@offcuts4146]

Good idea about the insulation over the top to keep it warm. By the way if you need to get more blades for multi tool have a look at saxton blades on amazon prices are decent i use them in my bosch multi tool

[@mattytomkins7362]

I'm a plasterer mate boarding looks good well done 👍

[@ZoltanHercules]

Why are people giving you shit for? I think this whole series is very informative/entertaining.

[@TheMartieboi89]

Keep up the good work mate fuck the haters there just jealous that your builds are better built than the ones they build or have had built 👍

[@davidvickers9029]

Great Job.

[@MarkJones-kq1oo]

Great worker great at what you doing..but omg how many times do you have to say what we gonna do!! Keep up the good work 👏 👍 💪 👌

[@nickdemetriades335]

People hiding behind a keyboard who have no idea what a proper days work is. The minority will always be insignificant. Keep up the good work. Hope Amy and the rest of the has made a full recovery from COVID-19. Best of luck

[@kevinmcskimming8419]

Great advice as usual buddy. Keep up the good work.

[@marcusherringshaw3115]

Great video series mate, cheers.

[@aquissuk]

Speaking frankly, I know who I'm talking to about getting in to do my garden room. I'll be in touch a bit later this year.

[@lukepeacham9663]

Great work well done and thank you

[@1969presley]

Great videos keep them up . Very motivating

[@syl764]

Don't let the nay sayers get you down. Keep telling us what you think about the tools, it's all useful. I'd buy the Milwaukee (or Hikoki) on the back of your "review" and others, but I only have one shed to build so I think I'll stick to a hammer.

[@phoenix25140]

Will, comments will be from the usual basement dwellers who haven’t done a days work in their lives. Videos are class. Keep grafting.

[@DrunkDelilahBrewery]

Just ignore them ignorant fuckers mate. There is no one doing what you are doing and offering all this free advice. Keep pushing mate.

[@allthingsgardenbuildings]

I prefer to use the contact adhesive simply, because occasionally when you put the kerbs on it can bubble the edge back. Just preference i suppose. Have you tried a squeegee on the roof yet? Thinking of giving it a try on my next roof, in a couple days. Have you tried the firestone spray on contact adhesive? Can get messy, but absolute timesaver. PS , invest in a roller pole and save your back. Great video, i already have started to do a couple of things the same way as you guys, everyday's a school day.

[@TheSpudder007]

“Soft sweeping brush” - that would be a broom then? 🤣🤣 Great vid as ever! Cheers

[@TheSpudder007]

@@astro8856 ???

[@AllenHart999]

Don’t respond to the trolls buddy. You are doing an amazing job and unfortunately, people are sad and jealous.

[@NI-sr4ws]

You're always going to have haters unfortunately. Enjoy watching your videos so keep them coming. In regards to ex cons. Nothing wrong with them. Working in construction myself I know a few ex cons who have changed for the best. All some need is that chance to make a change in life.

[@jrea424]

Makita are one of the last manufacturers making their own tools and don't make tools for anyone else.. Hilti are the same All these different brands of tool are made by only a handful of corporations. I use Makita for the same reason, I ended up with a couple of batteries so now it makes sense to buy their tools plus they're decent tools to be honest

[@thegardenroomguru]

ergonomically they are very good, lacking in the nail gun depot though

[@klaeLIFE]

Unfortunately the multitool isn't brushless so it eats through battery power. I also find it quite bulky to grip.

[@royhypnol3735]

My wife uses one of those Makita multi tools to Shave her Growler, I got it for her birthday about 4 years ago. She's 25 stone and her Growler is massive.

[@malcopopolo44]

Thankyou very informative no nonsense advice

[@neilphelps8618]

Another great video, all coming together now.

[@himself3411]

Great Job mate just keep putting these videos up love the insights from experience to make the job good. Best garden room I've seen!! Ignore the twats!!!keep on going

[@sproggyjoe1]

Get yourself the sprayer to apply the glue started using them last year and never looked back save so much time and nice even application all over

[@thegardenroomguru]

I’m replying on KZbin app, can’t see the video your comment is on, is it for the rubber roof contact adhesive? As been researching this?

[@martyjoiner4668]

william your rod base system is class.never seen that done before.really is.is there a reason you always do it that way rather than 4x4 post concrete in.? also mate give the hikoki nailgun another chance mate .i find it much better than the paslode and milwaukee up on roofs.great channel bud. watch yourself using that glue for the sheets read the small print👌

[@terencecottington4273]

Agree with the comment below. I know it's easy to say but people who can't find anything positive to say about you or your guys are just simple arseholes and should always be ignored. For what my little opinion is worth I personally think you do a fantastic job and have inspired me to buy a home pack from you so I can start to build my own space in the garden. I can't wait for spring to arrive so I can get stuck in with it. When and if I can, will gladly send you pictures from the start to finish in the hope it inspires others like me to do the same. I've said this before but I can't get enough of your channel and think what you and your lads and of course not forgetting Amy, do a great job, so please don't be put out with the idiots out there. They could not do what you can do. I only wish you were me neighbour so I could borrow a couple of tools........Looking forward to the next one matey. 🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂🙂

[@wilkinsoncarpentry6278]

Great video mate 👍

[@justaskgeezer]

Don’t listen to the idiots that hate your videos they just want you to say something in your video to give them a little buzz

[@danielshawyer4466]

Would love to knock some of these out for you in Kent keep up the good work 👍🏻

[@paulpatterson1972]

Liam could you use foil back plaster board to help with thermal losses ?

[@jimmymcfadyen4912]

Any reason why you don’t stagger the wall boards like you’ve done on the ceiling ie horizontal to the stud, as a plasterer I always like to stagger as it adds strength and reduces risk of cracking. Other than that spot on mate

[@TheStevieb11]

I wouldn't give those comments any air time bud ! I'm a new sub and I'm enjoying your work also picking up some handy little tips Cheers 🍻

[@jamesrenton8413]

Did you just fart at 2min 50 in the video Liam? Don’t matter if you did Pal, love your work 👍🏻

[@stephenpearce3880]

Another great and informative video. Thanks A question? If it's being used as a gym, why no extractor fan which would also help keep down the sweaty moisture level

[@stuartcassley]

Worried about you guy,s all ok re covid , cheers from wales

[@markpreston6345]

Gypsy? Oh dear 🤣🤣🤣🤣 Keep up the good work Liam, oh and the ex cons 🙈🤣🤣🤣

[@thegardenroomguru]

🤓

[@AccountantDoesDIY]

That contact adhesive is horrible stuff and I was wondering myself why it was necessary when I did my roof recently. As a complete aside, just how steep is that fall on the old garage/shed in the garden about 3 doors down. Must be a 1:10 or even steeper 😮

[@damiendowney5121]

WELL GOD DAMN YOU ,why did you have these videos on a couple yes ago ,I'm in 2 minds now on whether or not to knock my shitty shed and build like yours aggghhh ps Fantastic videos 👏totally enjoying these while off during covid

[@thegardenroomguru]

Thank you!

[@mgdew]

As normal I love your honesty, when you come to it I’m really interested how you deal with any internal reveal for door, I’ve seen on your other videos how you clad the outside reveal but do you get the door fitters to fit the inside flush with the edge of the plaster board or do you deal with it after plasterers and window fitted some other way ? Keep up the great work

[@jonmooney9693]

Can you give me some advice. I’ve built a shed however I’ve only used 3x2 on my roof I’ve put in n 25mm pir board between the joists yet it seems to be getting condensation and it’s freezing on the underside of the roof. I have put a soffit on each end for the over hangs, which I will be venting using ASAP but I concerned I will still get condensation even with it vented please help as I don’t want all this work to go to pot as I’m now been made redundant and cannot afford a new roof.

[@deanyoung9708]

As always a very interesting review very informative throughout . How long does it take you guys to complete the build from placing your first metal rod to waterproof not withstanding the plastering and electric’s, for a mid size (8by4) . As a diy-er looking to build with the pack I’m just after a rough guess . Thanks Dean .

[@richardbenwell8168]

4:33 was that inadvertent innuendo there? “It just wants to flop everywhere when you’re trying to get it up” I know what you mean mate, I have the same issue in the cold ;)

[@thegardenroomguru]

pmsl, I missed that one!

[@bscott77]

Like trying to pick a lock with a flump 😆

[@Dannyn7]

Like playing snooker with a rope ;)

[@KEIRAN1996]

Is there any chance of a van tour on a day off it must be crazy organised to keep up efficiency on the job

[@thegardenroomguru]

There’s typically only one van organised, it’s Amy’s 🙈

[@KEIRAN1996]

@@thegardenroomguru I'm a tool organise freek lol I hate spending 10 mins looking for something,it takes time away from the job

[@markveganism5003]

My mate said he done a edpm rubber roof ,and a cat scratched it up and made it leak

[@andylee9977]

I watch your channel religiously and have gained a lot of tips brilliant work keep it up by the way what mic do you use .

[@thegardenroomguru]

Rode mic mate ! think they were about £200

[@johnnyhales4963]

Cracking progress! Do you think a cheaper brand such as Einhell would be just as good ? As a cordless power tool brand, given Toolstation and Screwfix do about 7 odd brands.

[@humblekind4857]

spot on thanks for that.

[@LukeWhitton]

Knew there would be trouble with the leckie 😂😂😂

[@gregdixon783]

Great videos, very informative, one question is all your framed timber treated?

[@TheLifeOfMoyses]

I've got a narrow garden and want to build a garden room at the back, which unfortunately would mean the rear and both sides would be touching the boundary. Is there a way you'd recommend cladding the exterior with the finish product before erecting, as I'd prefer to avoid asking the three adjoining neighbours all for access, not to mention removing each of their fences? Thanks in advance and loving the series 👏

[@randomcamerajunk6977]

Powder coated roofing sheets

[@TheLifeOfMoyses]

@@randomcamerajunk6977 thanks!!

[@parkymanutd]

Also to get the perfect ice rink finish use a sponge float/ squeegee

[@davidosullivan3432]

have you would you ever considered a fibreglass roof system can be done regardless temperature but must avoid moisture. "none of the guys have been out of prison " this week anyway . the entertainment value is great do you ever get mad William lol

[@thegardenroomguru]

I loose my sh*t regularly, trying to address this though! Ive done the fibre glass and I hated it, did one in the heights of summer, absolutely nightmare and did one in a wet autumn day, again nightmare. Never again my friend

[@_tmmy_]

Hiya, I am refurbishing my brick shed and I have battened the walls with 22x47 timbers for plasterboard, the walls are single skin so there’s no wall cavities of any kind. Do you have to put any kind of insulation between the battens or can you get away with it, as I can’t seem to find any kind of insulation that’s narrow enough to fit between the battens - the closest is 25mm but the depth of the battens to the wall is 22 so that’s not going to work. Is there anything you would suggest and also how do you fix the wooden pattresses to the sides, like skew the screws through the side or use brackets of some kind??

[@Giftedmike359]

Are you going to review the broom?

[@thegardenroomguru]

can do, ill let you know how it fairs tomorrow

[@larkes8]

HAVE YOU EVER PUT SKYLIGHTS INTO THE ROOF... LOVE THE VIDEOS

[@fuelledup2861]

P.s have just subscribed too. Mind you my credit card has taken a hammering. Just been online and bought a few new tools from Screwfix based on a few you guys use.....any excuse 😂

[@Dan-ly7ut]

Hi love your work keep going .Do I need planning permission if I will buy from y website plans.

[@Simonet1309]

Just reroofed my garage with felt. I suspect the ‘rubber’ is a better option and lasts longer?

[@danielkerr2298]

Do you worry about cracking the rubber if you handle too much in low temps? What's the min temp it remains pliable? Loving the vids btw 👍

[@thegardenroomguru]

the rubber stays pliable mate, just stiffer in the cold, it can be a right arse to get it into the two part gutter trim this time of year, but we use a cheap heat gun for stripping paint to soften it up before fixing the trim

[@markherbert4799]

My car tyres stay pliable at -12!😁

[@brigog1]

Could I use kingspan insulation board 100mm that is non foiled? Basically if been offers some at less than half the price of foiled ( 8 x 3.5 garden room )