How to install a Power Pent Garden Shed - Power Sheds Installation Video

This is a detailed video showing how to install our 8x6 Power Pent Garden Shed. This video can be applied to all of the pent sheds in our range. We hope you find this installation tutorial useful and would love to read any comments. This video shows you how to build a pent garden shed.
This video covers the installation for the following sizes: 4x4, 6x4, 8x4, 10x4, 12x4, 14x4, 16x4, 18x4, 20x4, 7x5, 4x6, 6x6, 8x6, 10x6, 12x6, 14x6, 16x6, 18x6, 20x6.

[@ElectricalInnovations]

My shed arrived this afternoon. Assembled in a few hours. Thanks for the video.

[@powersheds]

Thanks for the kind comment!

[@Chris-bc1op]

Finally got our 10 x 6 pent summerhouse completed. Amazing the amount that came off 1 compactly packed pallet!! Took us 2.5 days including building the base (with lots of breaks). This video was a great help - must have watched this 30+ times (muted due to the music! Lol)

[@powersheds]

Thanks for the comment Chris

[@Chris-bc1op]

@@powersheds As a tip, the transporting blocks come in handy if the ground is very slightly uneven to place under the base frame before adding the ground corner pegs

[@powersheds]

@@Chris-bc1op Yes - that is a good tip. Thanks for that!

[@interactivebuilder]

I've just unpacked mine. When I saw the pallet I imagined there was something missing! Now it's unpacked ha! There's no room left in the garden. So many bits. Very exciting.

[@powersheds]

@@interactivebuilder Great to hear! Let us know if you have any questions

[@colinwood2687]

Have just finished my 12 by 6 pent shed. Has to be ,as you say, the most adaptable sheds. So so pleased with it many thanks Power Sheds.

[@powersheds]

Thank you for really kind words!

[@mikecollings6889]

Just had my 16x8 apex shed, absolutely love it! Well made and fitted like a glove.... brilliant highly recommend!!

[@powersheds]

Hi Mike. Thanks so much for these kind words!

[@jiggadaboom]

Built my 10 x 6 shed and it's an absolute beast, fantastic quality and looks amazing, thank you!!

[@powersheds]

Great - thanks for the great message!

[@rezatoghraee6358]

I bought a 14 x 6 Shed from Power shed based on this video and quality of materials used. However the shed I received is constructed with very very bad quality , tiny pieces of cut timbers , many broken cladding pieces. The demo video is not reflecting the real quality of power shed material. So I ended up buying plywood for walls. In general it was fun building it, I learnt something new that by drilling a hold in tiny timbers, the dont brake.

[@mrallen8441]

I reverse pented my 12x8 by putting the roof on backwards. It works really well, with the neat little overhang at the sloped-down front.

[@powersheds]

good idea and certainly worth doing. We do think for customers to be aware the rainwater does run off the roof on the low side and ensure it doesnt run down the shed wall

[@denz4987]

Purchased the 10x6 shed from Power - used this video at multiple points through the day, helped massively! impressed with the ease, quality & look of my shed now too - thanks Power Sheds!

[@powersheds]

Thanks for the message - we're pleased you like it! All the best for the future

[@remylebeau4130]

I used the comments on this video as a source for reviews before purchasing a 12 x 6 Power Pent. Have just completed the build myself predominantly using this video although I did also refer to the instructions. The quality is great, the build straight forward and the shed is solid. Would definitely recommend this over the cheaper non tongue and groove ship lap sheds.

[@powersheds]

Thank you for the comment and we're pleased the video helped! Wishing you all the best for the future!

[@yggdrasil7942]

Ordered the 10x6 shed and it was delivered on the Wednesday on one pallet. I was concerned it was missing pieces but it was all there. Due to the windy weather, I didn't erect it till Thursday morning at 7am. Finished it Friday at 3. Had everything I needed.

[@powersheds]

Thanks for the comment - pleased everything was there!

[@DisneyMarkUK]

You make it look so easy 😊

[@erdogan330]

great video thanks.

[@jackie0604oxon]

This video was very helpful to see how it was done in conjunction with the printed instructions, we assembled our 4x6 pent potting shed yesterday and are very pleased with it. It took us about 5 hours though that was with a few tea breaks and a dinner break. It's very solid and good quality, we had a much quicker delivery time than originally quoted too.

[@powersheds]

Hi Jackie - that's great to hear you're pleased with your potting shed! Wishing you all the best for the future!

[@ron8482]

Just finished 18ft by 6ft took me and my day 4-5 days, though we were not working all day and took plenty of breaks!

[@aaronharris5275]

I will try using my woodworking G Clamps to hold it in place and drive the screws straight in! No need to pilot hole first and clamping the sections make it easier on my own!

[@tonymellor7979]

10 x 8 Pent Potting shed, done solo in a day and a half… bring on the chilli fest 🌶 , for ref I am 6ft 2in for lifting and positioning .

[@powersheds]

Thanks Tony!

[@---yp1wc]

Alright.This is pretty straightforward apart from one thing. I'd like to see how the back of the roof got insulated. Yes there is a gap between the fence and the shed but nowhere near enough.

[@rkgooner89]

HI i just saw this great video, i am about to order a 18 x 8 power shed pent shed from POWER SHEDS. i just wanted to ask (as mad as this sounds) can i add heavy duty castor wheels at appropraite intervals to the bottom of the shed to raise it off my entire floor paving slabs (its all level). This is so when i need to service the shed, to treat the wood/roof, maint etc, i can move the shed slightly to get to areas of sheds i could not get to if it was not on castors? obviously, i would empty out the shed before attemtping to move it.

[@powersheds]

I am sure this would be possible but you would need to ensure whatever is supporting the floor is strong enough that needs to be completely level throughout

[@user-gi9gj1gx2i]

Can the shed be put directly onto a gravel filled plastic shed base?

[@Doobeydoobeydont]

Not quite. Built a 10x8 today (that's feet, from the 70s in case you are wondering, didn't we decimalise in 1971? ). Leaving an overhang, i.e the bit of roof that sticks out beyond the front 'wall' of your shed if you looked at it from the side, needs to match the depth of the barge boards you fit later at the front. The booklet you get with your shed omits this, as does this vid where the chap in the vid leaves a random unspecified 60mm or so. Basically, when your roof is on spend some time checking how much roof projects from the front and back by looking at the next step in the build process and just how much front overhang you need. Cannot believe I posted about sheds or making smartypants comments about decimalisation. Turning 55 isn't really vey rock 'n' roll.

[@powersheds]

Hi Alistair - thanks for the message. Yes, the shed industry still advertises sheds in imperial measurements - so we are all very used to the old fashioned way of talking in feet and inches! The positioning of the base is indeed really important when considering the roof overhang - we appreciate you pointing this out. At the beginning of our instructions there is a section on bases and the need for a shed to sit on a firm and level base. One key bit of advice for bases on the list of bullet points in the instructions is to ensure the base is not placed too close to any walls or fences as there may be a slight overhang on the roof. I am sorry if you feel this was omitted but it should be there in all of our instruction booklets.

[@Doobeydoobeydont]

@@powersheds Thanks. I didn't say anything about the base.

[@RealgolfWD]

Just bought one and arriving Wednesday so I'm scrolling for tips.. so a good suggestion would be offering the barge boards up when popping the roof on to get the right overhang?

[@susannam1172]

Hi 👋🏻 Just had my 12x6. Base is done and just need to put it together. How long should we allow for putting it up do you think? It’s two for us but we a bit on the slow side due to inexperience. (But we are both very good at IKEA furniture so that side isn’t going to be a problem 🙃😊)

[@powersheds]

Thanks for the message - building a garden shed can be quite a daunting task for those who have not done it before. Our garden sheds do come with fixings and assembly instructions to help you put it up (plus videos such as these). But, even with this, many customers often ask how long it will take them to assemble their shed. If you have not chosen to get someone to install the shed for you then, then the shed is designed so that you can install it yourself without prior knowledge. This time does depend on your experience and skill level, but as a guide (for someone who has not put a shed up before) you are looking at around 4 hours on average. 4×4 to 8×6 sheds - 2-3 hours 10×6 to 14×6 sheds - 3-4 hours 16×6 sheds and above - 4-5 hours

[@susannam1172]

This is very helpful!!! We should be fine to do it ourselves. Thanks for your very quick reply.

[@tomhughes6570]

When nailing the felt to the top of the roof, how far apart should the nails be and will they protrude through the roof and stick out through the underside of the roof?

[@powersheds]

The clout nails are 13mm so should not stick through the roof boards when you consider the double layer of felt. The clout nails should be around 4 - 6 inch apart

[@kevinparkes8257]

No lock was fitted to this shed, does your sheds come with a lock or do I need to buy one. Looking at the 20x6. Thank you

[@powersheds]

Hi Kevin. There should indeed be a lock on the door. Please contact our office with your order details as soon as possible so we can assist.

[@bgill5585]

I am installing a 6ft by 14ft Power Pent double door shed this weekend. Will I be able to place the double doors on any of the four sides? I am planning to place the double doors across the width side and not along the length side. Will this work?

[@powersheds]

Yes. That will certainly work - the double doors will go on any of the four sides which you can choose as you assemble the shed. The gable tops at each end are separate pieces which allows you to do this. Hope this helps. Good luck with the install

[@bgill5585]

@@powersheds thank you

[@AWNEWY67]

Would it be ok to put some waterproof roof underlay on before the felt for double protection?

[@powersheds]

The only issue you may have is that the felt (which is water proof) also allows the timber to breathe. Therefore if the roof boards were wet (e.g. from condensation) then it wouldn't dry as easily. It may be better speaking to the underlay company to see if the wood can still breathe / dry properly.

[@AWNEWY67]

@@powersheds thanks for the quick reply 👍 I was thinking that myself. I won't bother with the underlay then, so the wood can breathe.

[@richardperry7689]

my shed has a double door. how do i attche the final clip over the added thickness of the overlap?

[@powersheds]

Hi Richard - you wouldn't typically add another turn button on the double door - as you are correct, there is the cover lat in the way. There is a turn button pre installed at the top of the double door set

[@marcgibson88]

I have a 16 by 8 pent. How do I join the 4by2 and 4 by 6 roof panel. The framing stops the groove meeting the tounge

[@powersheds]

Hi Marc - thanks for the message. The tongue and grooves do not interlock on the roof panels. They just butt join together and then attached using the pieces of framing supplied. Hope this helps

[@Djibriliant]

I'm in the process of building. I've built it up against a fence, so how can I make it easier to put the sofits on the lower edge of the roof, as I can't down to secure the sofits.

[@powersheds]

If it’s a smaller shed (10x6 or smaller), a couple of people may be able to shift the shed out of position to allow you to finish the roof before sliding it back in. Alternatively you can take the roof panels off a pre secure the bargeboards to the roof panels and then adding them

[@Djibriliant]

@@powersheds Thank you. Also, due to the overhang at the rear, when the sofits have been laid on the underside, there is still a gap between the Shed panel and the sofit i.e. the sofit doesn't sit flush with the Shed. Is this normal?

[@powersheds]

@@Djibriliant If you skip to 7:25 on the video you should see how the soffit fits. It may need to be cut down fit to avoid overhanging at each end of the shed

[@audriuskelmickas9460]

Hi, what size of wooden base in metrics should for this shed?? thanks

[@powersheds]

2468mm x 1790mm

[@McStoolio]

I just knocked together one of your 8x4 sheds last night. I started late so ran out of time. I got as far as getting the roof on. the rain today has been heavy so the roof is soaked. Should I wait for it to dry before adding the felt or can it dry from the inside? Also, as I built it as tight as possibel against an existing fence, I now can't add the cover lats to the rear of the shed. Are these important or can I leave it off that one join?

[@powersheds]

Thanks for the comment and questions. You can put the felt on a wet roof as the felt allows the product to breathe and therefore dry. The cover lats cover the join in the panel to ensure the shed is waterproof and so it is quite important. You can pre-build a side with the cover lat already attached and move the whole side into position. The other option, should space allow, is if the shed is empty a couple of people can push the shed out of position which may allow you get to that side close to the fence to add the cover lat. I hope this helps. If you have further questions please do not hesitate to ask.

[@McStoolio]

@@powersheds thanks, I'll have a go at lifting it in the morning,. 👍

[@tomhughes6570]

Why was there no barge board fitted over the felt on the low side of the shed in the video? There was one fitted an all three other sides.

[@powersheds]

This is because it can either trap rainwater from running off the roof... or if there is constant water going over it, it can rot over time

[@Mkiddful]

The beat fire

[@leeoulds9540]

Hi. Would you recommend the pre drilling of holes when building the sheds?

[@powersheds]

Yes. We would recommend pre drilling

[@jancadogan6336]

why is there not a door handle inside the potting shed or a way to keep the door closed. Also not a strip of batten to go over the felt at the back?

[@powersheds]

Hi Jan. Thanks for the message. You can use the key to pull the door shut and, if you want, could then lock it from the inside. The other option would be to use the second turn button we send on the inside by adding it to the internal door framing, and this will allow you to keep the door closed from the inside. There is no bargeboard for the felt at the back low side as it would trap rainwater from running off and eventually would rot. Hope this helps

[@jancadogan6336]

@@powersheds thank you, I have since brought a handle and a catch. bit chilly working inside with the door open :-)

[@danielandrews3690]

Is it worth running silicone between each panel for extra water protection?

[@powersheds]

Hi Daniel - thanks for the comment and great question! You can do but water should not get in if you don't - the cover lats will stop this. However, if you feel you are in a particularly windy area etc which is susceptible for water to creep in (which would be rare) then this will not do any harm! The main place to silicone is at the bottom of any windows on the outside (especially the bottom two corners of the windows).

[@danielandrews3690]

@@powersheds thanks for the prompt reply. I shall be ordering my shed this week. Am I right in thinking I can put the door/doors at either end?

[@powersheds]

@@danielandrews3690 Yes - the doors can be placed at either end which you can choose as you assemble the shed

[@10ukcrim]

Looking to purchase a 12x6 can I have the door frame central on the 12 foot length or does it have to go one end or the other?

[@powersheds]

Yes - the door panel can go in the centre of the 12ft side. This can be chosen as you build it

[@10ukcrim]

Thank you where in UK can order this from?

[@powersheds]

@@10ukcrim If you look at the Power Sheds website you can see that it can be ordered online or if you check out the store finder you can see a list of stores where you can order from too!

[@ajtafft]

I have to ask, why, in the video, are all the screws put in from one side of each join? Surely it would make more sense to do them from both sides?

[@powersheds]

The panels in the corner, you can only really screw from one side. However, the panels which join which are not in the corners.. these can indeed be screwed from both sides - however, it is not important as the shed will be strong enough either way. Appreciate the comment though!

[@ajtafft]

Many thanks. I'm assembling mine tomorrow, so I thought I'd ask!

[@JTambo]

Should all the sheds come with x2 double bearers as we received a 12x6 with just two single bearers

[@powersheds]

We have changed them to single bearers rather than two joined together

[@willsfinancial8506]

The roof triangle bits wouldnt butt up to the roof panels. The side cladding bits on the triangle were tight, . Ended up loosening the cladding so it could butt up.

[@powersheds]

Sorry to hear that. If there are ever issues you can email the customer service team and we will endeavour to advise or replace anything if required

[@dhopk]

I had the same issue. The gables would not sit flush on the frame as the featherboard was too tight on the gable, and mine were not tounge/groove as shown in the video. Instead it relies on the featherboard overlapping. To resolve this, I gently loosened the featherboard with the claw end of a hammer, lined it up flush and attached it. I then re-secured the featherboard with a final tap to make sure it was not too loose. This worked well. The rest of hte installation went smoothly, apart from one of the roof panels was very badly warped (over 3" of taper) so I had to shim that before applying felt. Fine if you have the tools, annoying if you dont.

[@Marcbullrodger]

In the video you don't show the floor being screwed to the base. Should I do this?

[@powersheds]

This is not required - the weight of the shed will be sufficient. You can screw it to the base if you want, however!

[@arobinson4544]

Hi. Would it matter if I put this shed up in the rain?

[@powersheds]

It would be fine to put the shed up in the rain. You would need to seal the windows in when the shed is dry, however

[@fictionfactory7164]

How would an 8x6 pent shed be delivered, would it be via something like an 18 tonner or a flatbed transit type vehicle...thanks?

[@powersheds]

As standard delivery is on an 18ton truck and the shed (which is on a pallet) is taken off the vehicle using a tail lift and pallet truck. However, if access is an issue please advise us when (or shortly after) placing and or and we can get the courier to deliver on a smaller vehicle.

[@timotayv6]

Just put ours together, the door is tiny. I'm 6ft and the door height only comes to my shoulder.

[@powersheds]

Hi Tim. Thanks for the feedback - this is quite standard for a shed door... but appreciate taller people may have to slightly stoop to get inside. Our internal eaves and ridge height is much higher than most other sheds you will find.

[@rajaasifahmed3303]

I have 8x 6 shed but can't install door as per you video. Is there any other way ?

[@powersheds]

Hello. Have you added the bearers to the end of the floor? Any issues please send images to the customer service team to show what you have done and we can check

[@tomhughes6570]

Would it make any sense to put silicon between the layers of felt where they overlap and between the bargeboard and the felt on the lower end?

[@powersheds]

You can do, but providing you overlap the felt enough capillary action would be very unusual on our products.

[@MyAlanwhite]

The video doesn't show the entire length of the roof felt being nailed down. I'm taking it the entire length needs to be nailed down on every piece of felt hanged? Also I presume the length of felt doesn't come pre cut into 3 pieces. Do you recommend a measurement to cut 3 pieces for a 8 x 6 pent shed? And does it matter where I hammer in the nails? Should I be trying to aim for a part of the roof with a piece of timber under it? I'm worried otherwise I will be nailing straight through the roof of the shed.

[@powersheds]

Yes, the entire length needs to be tacked down. The felt may indeed need cutting down as some lengths are longer. The 8x6 will come with a 16ft length of felt which can be cut in half. There is then an 8ft long half piece of felt. The tacks can be put in every 4-5 inches. The lacks can be added anywhere and will not go through the roof boards. Hope this helps

[@MyAlanwhite]

@@powersheds also in the video at the end the guy puts on all the slats to cover the joins in the shed but he doesn't put any on the side that is butted on to the fence ( as I plan to do also) does this side need the slats on the joins? And if so do you recommend doing this half way through the build to make it easier?

[@powersheds]

@@MyAlanwhite You would not put bargeboards on the low side of the roof (if that is what you mean?) as it may trap rainwater running off the roof.

[@MyAlanwhite]

@@powersheds no that's not what I meant. Slats where put on all the upright sides and gable ends of the shed to cover all the joins as you build the shed. In the video he doesn't cover the joins on the shed at the fence end. As obviously he can't reach that side because he built the shed backing onto the fence.

[@powersheds]

@@MyAlanwhite Apologies - i think i understand. You can pre-build the sides with the cover lats (slats) attached to make assembly easier.. and then move the whole wall in one go (especially if you are unable to get to that side)

[@georgiemae11]

After the bad weather imstarting to erect my 12x8 pent.What size sections should there be for my base and roof

[@powersheds]

A 12x8 pent roof will come in 3x 4x6ft sections and 3x 2x6 sections. This is the same with the floor. This should be clear in the instructions if you have a look through those

[@georgiemae11]

@@powersheds thank you for the reply

[@georgiemae11]

Different floor panels to roof panels, but all sorted now. Couple of hours and it will be complete. Well worth the purchase

[@powersheds]

@@georgiemae11 Ah yes - floor panels are in 4x4ft sections! Sorry about that. Pleased you're managing it

[@nightmare34555]

Can I assemble this directly on concrete slab or do I need to build a base first?

[@powersheds]

Yes this can go straight onto a concrete base providing it is level. If the base is in a position in the garden where rainwater is likely to pool on the base and around the shed floor you may wish to consider lifting the shed off the base for maximum protection of the floor with additional bearers or a Power Base Kit. Most people would simply put the shed straight down onto concrete

[@nightmare34555]

Amazing! Thank you for such quick response!!

[@gg_m1dn1ght3]

How long would this take to do

[@powersheds]

You would be looking at around 3 hours to install an 8x6 pent shed

[@anthonycoleman4917]

@@powersheds Right, so that will be about 6 hours for me!

[@Martin-up8hk]

Is that an impact driver you are using?

[@powersheds]

Yes it is. Can use that or a standard drill

[@bhwhprods]

Are you currently trading in uk? I notice you have checkout disabled

[@powersheds]

Yes - we did temporarily closed due to Covid-19 but we have now re-opened ensuring safe working practices for staff and customers. This does mean we have had to slow sales down temporarily and so if you would like to place an order you would have to place the order over the phone. Details can be found on our website.

[@bhwhprods]

Power Sheds thanks I’ll be in touch!

[@bhwhprods]

Have emailed 👍🏼

[@karlitobergkamp8082]

Is this a 6x4 shed?

[@powersheds]

This is an 8x6 shed

[@paulhardy8472]

Why dose it take 2 months to deliver?

[@powersheds]

We have two months worth of orders. There is an incredible demand for sheds at the moment and a global shortage of timber

[@paulhardy8472]

When you put it that way I look forward to the 20 of May:D Thank you

[@petesean1]

yet another vid exposing hinge screws, why fit a lock when you can unscrew the hinges from outside

[@powersheds]

Hi Pete - thanks for the comment. We do offer a security shed option which comes with anti vandal screws and a more secure lock. However, as I am sure you are aware, if someone wants to break into a wooden shed, they will be able to regardless of the screw hinges. The most common way of breaking into a shed is now unscrewing the roof..! If there is anything particularly valuable in a shed you may wish to consider a number of security features such as alarm, internal locks / security post, bolts for the hinge screws etc.

[@michealmurray2868]

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[@5142Katie]

Well, it's time to do what women do best...COMPLAIN. I bought the 8 x 12 pent and as customer services are well aware now, I'm disappointed with the issues I've had considering the price and the companies trust pilot rating. • large router mark on one floor panel (new one sent out but that is also damaged and is cut too small so I've had to use the first damaged panel anyway). • dip treatment hasn't 'stuck' to several panels in lots of places (2 small bottles of dip treatment sent out for me to paint them). • issues with nails on one window panel (2 nails in one hole with a very sharp edge and no way to remove them, so a replacement was sent). • double door which comes preassembled wasn't square and so wouldn't shut on one side (Had to undo hinges and reassemble). Hole for bolt is also too big meaning someone could easily get something behind the door to break in to it. • joists on 2 of the small roof panels are out of line. One could be tweaked using a lot of force, the other there's no chance and there's now a good 2" gap between the joist and the supporting struts (I might be using the wrong terminology there). • missing 4 ground stakes on delivery (now recieved) • despite diagonal floor measurements being correct, floor panels do not fit flush together in places (and I don't mean the tongue and groove, as I'm aware theyre not supposed to slot together). • some of the base wood is warped (not a big deal, just a shame). I asked for a discount considering the problems, the delay in putting the shed up due to the issues, and the fact I'd hired someone to come and errect the shed for the day (but he could only work half a day max due to the problems that arose). I was told by email that they are not liable for installer costs because I should have checked everything on the pallet before proceeding... quite difficult when you're a single woman with health conditions who couldn't have unloaded the pallet alone. Along with the 2 replacement panels, Powersheds sent out a damaged £40 planter as a good will gesture (wood was ripped when cut as opposed to clean cuts on 2 panels. Hope that makes sense) and didn't come with the screws needed to put it together. But it did come with a drill bit. I had to laugh 😂 That's where I'm at so far. The shed is up but I'm yet to install the trims and roof felt. I will admit that despite the problems, it's a good looking shed and if Powersheds had better quality control, I'd be singing their praises. The guys I've spoken to on the phone and via email have been very helpful and tried to deal with any problems as quickly as possible. However I am not particularly impressed with how the company (I assume the managers) dealt with this situation. The fact that a shoddy £40 damaged planter and a damaged floor panel were sent out to an already disgruntled customer is a disgrace. Every email or phone call I recieved I was told 'we're a small business' which is no excuse. If anything, that should make you try harder to please your customers. Fingers crossed there are no more complaints once it's finished 🤞 Edited to add: I'm very grateful for this video as there were a few stages where the instructions were not quite broad enough (like how many screws to use for each thing etc).

[@powersheds]

Hi Katie - thank you for the detailed feedback which is always appreciated. We are sorry you have had disappointment and issues with your order.

[@5142Katie]

@@powersheds just letting others know. I'm sure many people have had great experiences and had that been the case for me, I really would be singing your praises. I feel like I got every faulty part in the warehouse 😂🤦‍♀️ I will pop another email over to Chris so that everything is in one email and can all be relayed back to management and (hopefully) QC

[@mikehopkins4040]

Could have done without the annoying music.

[@powersheds]

Sorry Mike!

[@gdr88]

the music is banging what u on about m8

[@lbb5416]

Banging music

[@stephendpritchard]

Could have muted it. 🤷🏻

[@TopCatFCD]

You know how to use KZbin and how to type but cant use a volume control? Odd.