The ultimate how to build a garden room series, part 10, full cost, internet and completion

We are complete!
This 3mtr x 2.5mtr garden office is the perfect addition to the customers house.
Ive given you all the details you need to build your very own to this quality, saving you over 50% of the market price, and giving you the knowledge and peace of mind it's built right!
This series is the most concise on the net, and I'm going to show you another way soon.
Watch this space!!
Build packs are available on my web site, and there are currently 33 different sizes.
What's stopping you building your own?
It's not out of your reach or skill set.
link is as follows
www.oakwoodgar...

[@chrisanderson8578]

Brilliantly presented as always. I think anyone who makes the effort to create videos like this to educate people deserves lots of credit. Some people might not be so tech savvy and this is pitched brilliantly. I know how to setup WiFi but I still found watching this worthwhile. Cheers guys.

[@nigelgarnham1573]

Love you guys. The demo from John, advice from Liam and filming from Davey is again faultless. I’m watching all the back catalogue of videos and you’ve come so far. I’m waiting for Channel 4 or another TV company to offer you a series on TV explaining these builds and/or other DIY projects in your simple, easy to understand style. There’s no programme on TV demonstrating various DIY jobs.

[@thegardenroomguru]

thanks mate, but I think that wait might be a long one, we are a little rough for tv, but Davey would get my vote on the camera anytime

[@Nicjr1]

Liam and John dynamic is brilliant 💪. Another series full of information thanks guys

[@stevenedwards408]

Another great series Liam, John and Davey. Brilliant to see you guys back together, looking forward to seeing your new venture and new build options you're teasing. Great work don't stop doing it 👏🏻 👍🏻👍🏻

[@nickgriffin637]

Mate, these have been brilliant. Top of your game. You, john and davey are dream team. Sidenote , finally using your pile system next week. What could possibly go wrong 😂

[@thegardenroomguru]

Nothing mate! You’ll smash it

[@nickgriffin637]

@thegardenroomguru if it's dry and I can be arsed I'll take some footage and be sure to give credit where's its due. Such a good idea 👏🏽

[@paulhad69]

Never thought I'd be watching a video of John messing around with his "OLD TOOL" 🤣🤣🤣

[@ashku27]

An absolute masterclass from John.

[@christycullen2585]

Great Video Liam well explained as usual well done very enjoyable and informative

[@nickdemetriades335]

Excellent series As always Liam and team. Great to have you back and looking forward to the venture 💪🏽

[@boonhawk]

Has been brilliant watching this start to finish. Great job guys

[@thegardenroomguru]

Thank you

[@simon381986]

I've really enjoyed this series. Thank you so much. Lots of knowledge that can be used in other DIY projects too.

[@JK-pk9pk]

Thanks for a great series. I’m starting my 6x3 next year so buying build pack next month. Amazing how you give your knowledge for free :)

[@KCB1969]

If you have lost your cable tie John, just use a bit of the cut off wire strands or a couple twisted together to go through the cable tie housings and then twist together over the wire.

[@thegardenroomguru]

Genius mate 👌

[@alanreeves459]

Thanks for another build series. Looking forward to the prefab videos 👍

[@iainm8461]

Wow that’s good project guys , neat, I’ve got 43ft long x9.5 ft , wide garage, been offered 10k for it , from neighbour, need to show them this video, couldn’t even buy strip of land to put the garage on

[@stehastings]

Brilliant set of videos. Looks class

[@teatime19]

Great informative vid chaps cheers. Built a garden room off your vids and have just finished a second which is just used as a shed 👍👌

[@overengineering5020]

well-done Liam top series after building one I'm on to the second workshop this time, breaking ground shortly. The plastic section in the cat6 it for cross over interference in the strands.

[@JDubStudio]

The core in cat6 also helps limit crosstalk as the data travels down the wires.

[@johnr8676]

Great collection of videos. Have watched each one from this series in great detail. I like the wall mounted heater too. Got a link to it at all? Thanks

[@thegardenroomguru]

www.amazon.co.uk/gp/product/B08613YYTF/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_asin_title_o00_s01?ie=UTF8&psc=1

[@TheOffroader7458]

Still a very expensive shed, lol. Very well done and finished

[@thegardenroomguru]

@@TheOffroader7458 shed? Seriously 🙄

[@andymccabe6712]

@@thegardenroomguru you can choose your friends....you can't choose your viewers.....!!

[@brianedwards7958]

Excellent series of tutorials 👌🏽👌🏽👌🏽

[@seanshergill2128]

Just a thought. Would having a second router make the Internet faster for say a family if they was connected to separate routers?

[@alt7288]

Great video, thanks

[@arronnorton8457]

If you dig 4 / 5 ft down, could the room then be built taller as the land / garden would start 4/5 ft higher ? Love the videos by the way

[@thegardenroomguru]

yes mate, we've done a couple where we have dug down to get a higher internal

[@michaels8336]

Appreciate the costings!

[@KENRHY]

its very nice

[@MTaylorElectricalServices]

Where was the composite cladding from please?

[@stevenbelcher5658]

Is there any reason the skirting boards are so short?

[@tonymckelvey-pc3ob]

Well done John , great in depth analysis of WiFi.

[@craiglongmuir154]

Different class ..where did you get the heater from

[@thegardenroomguru]

just off amazon mate

[@billybulmer7386]

How much did John pay for the knippex cable stripper? He didn’t say. Really informative video 👍👍

[@thegardenroomguru]

ill ask him mate

[@adamnarey8138]

Cat5e is 1000mbps (1gbps), not 100mbps, will be more than enough for most consumers, but agreed that Cat6 future proofs for once consumers can easily reach over a gig speeds

[@hoog111]

Punch down tool John. Have you give up your photography channel?

[@djburland]

Terminate to a box and use a patch cable, its much easier!

[@StuartTowse]

Yoouv not put your labour price on top of it

[@thegardenroomguru]

You’ve not watched the full series, it’s based on materials only 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@Godonstilts]

Because it's a DIY build series, showing how much it would cost if you did it yourself, and the series shows you how to do it ... yourself! But please, tell me how much you would charge, yourself, to do your own labour?

[@thegardenroomguru]

If I built this commercially I’d be looking for more than the 20k I mention many times in the series, probably about 23 inc vat

[@junglist_matty]

But... Does that final price factor in the electrics which isnt a DIY job as its strictly breaking the law unless you get building control involved to self certify.

[@thegardenroomguru]

@@junglist_matty that price is everything as stated in the video, everything, no laws broken here

[@PazLeBon]

outrageous costs of materials :( great breakdown nevertheless

[@blower1]

Welcome to the UK, where a small stick costs £5 + VAT

[@ot7302]

Yeap it's crazy since COVID

[@andymccabe6712]

@@blower1 What's much worse is......a PINT costs a fiver......!

[@PazLeBon]

@@blower1 and apparently 10k labour for a weeks work? ehhh

[@PazLeBon]

@@andymccabe6712 lol 1.50eu a pint last night near me

[@bigsav5192]

1st

[@matthewwalker6384]

1st what?