Shed Door & Finishing Touches (PART 6 SHED BUILD PROJECT)

In this video I make a door with hardware for the shed, and add some finishing touches including working on sealing up the windows and adding trim, guttering and water butt connections, adding rodent proof mesh, soffit boards and ventilation and adding some paving outside.
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[@alexcyoung]

Thanks Keith this door idea is better and quicker than the one I had in mind.

[@marineoceania]

Thanks so much for this, I just redid my shed door and this video was INCREDIBLY helpful for someone who isn't an amazing woodworker :D. Much appreciated!!

[@timbuckii8504]

Great job!

[@carolsmith9779]

Your finishing touches are the best seen. Thank you

[@lukek3346]

Great video. Now time to try and recreate this with the world's cheapest table saw and a finishing hand saw...

[@NR-pn6mn]

Great job! Informative, not wasting time too much talk and rambling, constantly showing and to the point, thank you!

[@chillyspoon]

Nice one Keith, carriage or coach bolts is the name you were trying to remember!

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Ah that's it! Cheers Fergus

[@danjrash]

Those coach bolts are pennies each, less than a quid for 10x M6 from toolstation in various lengths. Great video diary this, i was building my shed at around the same time (although i used cls so massively over engineered) and it turned out pretty close to yours, so I'm happy. Great vids as always Keith, keep them coming! Cheers

[@BrodaPaul]

Love the finish around the windows 👍

[@bridgetcastle7102]

Just made my first door thanks to your vid - thanks Keith!!

[@ushouldntjudgeme3683]

Very helpful information! I installed door hinges on my wife's garden shed project yesterday and it is very close to completion. Thank you!

[@Likabull]

Don’t worry much about the plans, for me it was more interesting watch and leaning from your techniques and problem solving approach. Greetings from Mexico

[@carlthorpe4059]

Cracking job Keith

[@carlosdanger1843]

Well done, sir! Thank you for posting this.

[@andrew-xyz]

Brilliant, thanks, I was doing one of these for the first time and your video helped enormously.

[@SpC93]

The plans would be brilliant!

[@simonhtchtc9726]

Not sure if anyone else has responded. They are usually called coach bolts in the UK. Nice work . Nice shed. Easy to listen to as well. Always good content !

[@adencitydiy73]

Nice finishing Keith...

[@siamakshams1923]

Your explanation of diagonal braces, what they do and their effectiveness depending on which way they are places is priceless. Thank you.

[@iangarner2526]

yes to the plans and cut list 100%

[@sfn4702]

the rain catch system was a surprise, and I loved it! Plus the black PVC looks very good. You may have turned my day around Mr Brown! Thank you.

[@kevinmorton2520]

Yes please, plans for the shed would be great!

[@bosse641]

Well done. Looks nice.

[@OldRaver]

BRILLIANT guide! Esp the tip about preventing sagging with compression by ensuring diagonals/ hinges correct - EXACTLY the issue with my existing saggy door!!

[@abvoyager333]

Love the window finish. I had a fox living under my last shed so no mice problems

[@carolynkosin6256]

I personally would love to have simple plans, I'm a girl that needs easy solutions, Thank you 🙏🏻 😄

[@IEnjoyCreatingVideos]

That is a very nice looking shed Keith! Thank you for sharing the video with us!💖👍👌😎JP

[@koifish4929]

Yet again amazing vid showing a shed door being mad that fits perfect in a perfect from. Not everything is perfect

[@terencecharlesworth1499]

Nice build Keith

[@WeekendShedHead]

Fantastic build Keith🙌, many years of use👍

[@kevin-the-carrot]

Great finish to the shed Keith.When laying slabs a large rubber mallet and spirit level are handy to use.Liked what you did to the finish of the windows.

[@markduggan3451]

Looks really good.

[@jamescoleman5195]

Love all cordless gear makes these projects a lot more easier,, great job and thanks for sharing

[@andrewford80]

Looks great!

[@chrisperry7963]

Came out really nice Keith!

[@TheLastSebastian]

Looks great 👍👍

[@thevide666]

Loved the pineapple shorts! Oh, and the shed of course.

[@sisters1941]

Love it, Keith turned out very nice.

[@TheWardagh]

Great series! Laid up with a back spasm so very much appreciated it. Thank you 👍🏼

[@MissLady-pq4hc]

Love the shed. I so need one👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🌟🌟

[@coalitionofrob436]

The shorts return ........ Oh the Humanity!

[@coalitionofrob436]

Sorry mate, I have the same terrible dress sense. No way should I be making such a call!

[@geraldinewillis5926]

Great work Keith, I believe a cut list or plan would be very valuable to anyone who might come on this series of videos now or in the future, I enjoy your work keep it up

[@mikeobrien5944]

Well done! Your pace and descriptions were excellent. Thank you so much.

[@gedreillyhomestead6926]

Free shed plans! Yeaaah! 👍 😎

[@katherinecarroll3706]

The shed looks great. I got some good ideas from this build. Thanks Kathy

[@88Frank]

Plans for this would be amazing, especially because of these videos. This has been one of my favourite projects, there is just something about a shed ha

[@jenniferlawrence8533]

I enjoy your shed building. Like to see it completed😍

[@SMee67]

Nice job mate. 👍🏾

[@enabledworkshop]

looking good Keith!

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Cheers Terry

[@iwanttomake9262]

its amazing to see how the field in the background changes throughout the whole build

[@paulharley2898]

Who even asked

[@FearsomeWarrior]

I live in the frigid north making the shed design less desirable. Roof pitch for snow. No windows needed. 2x4s more available for price here. Base needs to drain water from thaw to extreme with hill It’s on. That said your design and can-do attitude are more than enough for me to get my own shed going. Planning on a narrow shed that’s mainly to house the snowblower in the summer.

[@davidshortall9302]

Hi keith, Only looking at your finishin touches for the shed video just now. the tip imentioned back when you were starting the shed regsrding the slabs works for the paving at the front too. lay 2 lenghts of timber on the outer edges of your dug out foundation at the appropriate height and fall then get a piece of timber as a screed for the slab base. Cut a notch out of each end to the thickness or a bit less than a slab then scrape your sand base out. slabs are guaranteed to sit first time then. becomes a quick job....

[@purediymaintenance3593]

I think a cut list and a plan would come in handy as I am in the middle of plain to build any plant or cut list would always come in handy love the build you done great video very inspiring and inspirational

[@garethhope1]

I proper love watching you lay slabs Keith 🤣😂🤣😂🤣😂 well done on the build it looks great especially with all the trimming done 👍🏻

[@yorkshirejoinery2869]

I wouldn’t require a cutting list or plans. But others might be interested! Great video!

[@SujMenon]

Finished shed at the end looks great. I am sure you would be glad that the outside part is now over 👍

[@martinrobinson5114]

Hi Keith great video. Personally no plans, I watch your videos to get an honest view of the world and the problems we all face. If I was to build a shed then I would design a shed to fit the space available using the technique you used trying to not make the same mistakes but would no doubt experience different obstacles. Many thanks Martin aka. Fat man in a shed

[@shanemilehi]

Great video. I look forward to plans as I have to build the same thing. But after all that work with the pacers, you’ve got to open that door

[@georgeksirakis8898]

great video!!!

[@Cradley684]

Great shed Keith, I think some facia on the roof wouldn't go a miss though, and yes do some plan's Mate, have a nice day and Stay Safe !!!.

[@ΚΑΤΕΡΙΝΑΠΙΤΣΙΟΥ]

The exterior came out fantastic. I really love the trims in the windows . Great job !!!! Cant wait to see how the inside will be . Really nice !!!!!!!

[@steenfraosterbro3268]

I don't need plans for this. I rather watch you build it.

[@SxmTech101]

Plans for the win

[@michaelplays2449]

Great build Keith , looks as good as anything you would buy in a garden centre well done!

[@edwardvalentim6130]

Great job Keith ! love the series !

[@AllotmentAdventure]

This has been a great series to watch and I will be using your information when re cladding my allotment shed soon.

[@balazsrepasi8035]

Great vid, learned a lot. Thanks

[@Itskev7]

This is awesome for me, thanks very much. Recent storms (Arwen and Barra) tore my shed door off, and being 20+ years old didn't do too well rattling down my gable end. This video will help me build a new one! New sub here too! Keep up the great work! Cheers, Kev

[@harrymcmahon6876]

Great looking shed. As for security, it's often said that a lock only keeps an honest man out. Really enjoyed your series, my shed is comprised of 2 6x4 shreds bolted together, and I'm always looking for inspiration and ideas to build one from scratch. Thank you.

[@mike7gerald]

Nice neat work. I don't use rain-barrel water for my vegetable garden because of the chemicals in the tar shingles from the roof. Instead I water the grass and flowers.

[@Goldenproductionsemc]

Thank you 🙏

[@kjarby69]

Love your videos!!👍

[@davebarnes1742]

Two things to add door needs a bigger joint to allow expansion at least 5mm . Also a drip rail along top of door opening

[@karlpopewoodcraft]

Looking good mate, I definitely need to do the gutter and water collection. You've made this shed build look easy, just shows how far you've come from your first build.

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Thank you Karl, enjoyed your shed cost analysis the other night. Always interesting stuff 👍

[@dundasjunctionmodelr.r-jam8267]

Keith your shed looks great , nice job, I am just finishing up my shed

[@thebeardedartisan]

Surprised you didn't wear the yellow shorts while travelling back to the UK today Keith 😂 was good to meet you 👍🏻

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Good to meet you too! 👍

[@lukewinn8948]

Yeah, I'd love to see the plans. I'm thinking of making a similar shed early next year.

[@corvuschromatic_G-69]

Not everyone's gonna follow the plans to a 'TEE' but that being said, they will most likely modify the plans to suit specific needs and make special accommodations. So yeah, some Free plans sound great and I'm sure it won't stunt the growth of your channel! KEEP UP THE WORK FRIEND, IT'S LOOKING GOOD!

[@JoeGP]

i first found your channel and subscribed when you did the first shed build, may this shed series get you many more subs, also ... noice

[@JohntheSchreiner]

Coming out pretty good! Well done!

[@Blue60]

Great project, and be good to see the plans cheers

[@FireCrowsWorkshop]

Nice! Also this has answered my previous question about the windows and water dripping in!

[@CHEECHMUN]

Very good!

[@michaelevans1658]

Well done Keith ,i do worry about that cladding opening up in the summer .

[@MrMarkusmarc]

Yes to plans

[@JohnMellor-nd8bs]

Enjoyed all your videos on the shed. I love the cat. Found your channel from Peter Millards 10 minute workshop

[@MichaelCarroll]

Loving this project so far, Keith -- and yes, it'd be great to see the plans: I'm planning to build my own shed next year.

[@RagnBoneBrown]

Cheers Michael

[@2326TOM]

HI, Thank you.

[@stevewoodw]

Nice work! I'd put some of the batons on the door around the three sides that open so you can keep draughts out in the winter when you're inside drinking tea. You've got to get priorities right.

[@alexlloyd6112]

just found you here, would love the plans for this shed Keith, although the only thing i would change would be to create a double door due to wanting to use the shed for a motorbike! enjoyed the series and it looks great!

[@p_mouse8676]

It's Friday again! Personally I am never really interested in plans. Most of the time I would make it different anyway because the situation for me is different. So 99% of the time I have to modify such plans anyway.

[@BensWorkshop]

Yes. I see very little point in plans for the same reason. Mind you my shed is completely different....

[@mikehindley3]

I agree 100%. You've shown us the basic principles and most of us (if we were gonna build this) would do it slightly differently anyway. I prefer supporting you by buying stuff. No idea if that makes economic sense for you but every little helps? Keep up the good work Keith!

[@OldRaver]

Drip edge and cladding is a nice touch too, but I’d use screws cos from experience over time the plastic can get broken/ need replacing (clumsy me or footballs!!) so needs to be easy to remove cladding.

[@dooovde]

I'd recommend adding 3 bolts to each of the supporting batons at the back of the door. After a few seasons of getting damp and drying out you'll find that the batons start to pull away from the door and the door begins to fall apart when just using screws.

[@dardozubizarreta6857]

Un saludo desde Argentina, muchas gracias por compartir tus conocimientos , gracias

[@williamturner7580]

I've got the tongue and groove planks already to make my door for the small shed I built myself. I was wondering how I should go about nailing them onto the 'inside battens', found this video and had never even thought of gluing the battens on first before securing the planks with suitable length screws on the inside. Thanks, very helpful instruction indeed.

[@InTheWorkshop]

The sheds looking great Keith, coach bolts. Like the trainers but not so keen on the shorts 🙂 Like the window sill idea, keep up the great work David 👍

[@catweazel1864]

Too late for plans for me! I'm almost finished but I would have found then very useful. I want to make a 20 x 10 ish workshop next so looking for plans for that. Great vid as usual, thanks.

[@johnbauer3801]

nice job, sorry I don't have a back yard to build a shed, you do nice work...

[@davep4703]

I understand I'm very late to comment, but I like the fact that your fury friend is acting as Foreman during your build, think he, or she should feature in more of your DIY projects.

[@idlersdream826]

Nice build Keith 👍 . Filling in the soffits was a good idea to use up the timber, but the finishing touch will be to add facia boards as I mentioned before 😉

[@bogsdolics]

Hi Keith another great video , for the slabs I make a wooden frame outside the slab area and at the height I want the bottom of the slabs to be then use a broom handle fixed to a big block of wood {tamper} hammer the sand down and use a long piece of straight wood level the sand of the frame lay slabs first time , keep up the good work , G