WE HAVE A WINDOW and the CEDAR CLADDING is Finished!

[@bobcharlie7982]

I used an old glass shower screen for my shed window. Its massive! I love it. And it was 100% free

[@LeChardon]

Loving the ironed creases on your hoodie. That's the real attention to detail that we've come to love. Windows and cladding are so-so. ;-) :-D

[@dougclark9921]

I just reached this point in my Restoration Couple inspired garden gym.

[@joyardley1742]

You work so hard ! 😊

[@timjw5704]

Lots of hard work & patience needed. Well done Tim, looking good

[@alexkcchung]

Love that picture window

[@EastLondonKiwi]

Tim re the new nil gun tip, you live in a house with three girls in it! get out your finger file (our one of the girls nail files ), mark the plastic end with the centre line you need. The steal some florescent nail varnish (they'll have some gordy colour perfect for the job guaranteed) and paint the newly filed score mark, and whola a nice vibrant centre mark.

[@chriscardwell3495]

Many thanks for the workshop series and demonstrating an alternative approach - I also want to build a workshop. Your approach appeals because of the much faster construction time -- you also make it look easy . . . : - )

[@mihhan9760]

SO PROFESSIONAL.

[@xzytqweo3538]

Work shop is looking great, mate! Keep the beard! Suits you well.

[@taurus1127]

Been really amazing watching from start till now. Amazing job.well done. Where is the manager,the Mrs 😃... all the best 👍🏼🇧🇪

[@johnbarleycorn7845]

Stop inspiring me - im knackered !!! Great job 👍

[@garvielloken3929]

NOOICE!

[@marknadin770]

Tim great video you always look organised do you have many oh shoot moments👍🍺

[@coffeefortwosolly]

❤️❤️❤️❤️👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻happy Easter 🐣 🇬🇧🙋🏻‍♀️💕jane

[@robertbamford8266]

Can you picture someone in 70 or 80 years working on your outbuilding and running across lead flashing (in a timber frame building)? When was this built? Thanks fir the video. Great inspiration - and a glob of glue!

[@jonesconrad1]

Yeah that's what I should have done, when I was doing the back of mine, took the skill saw with me, I was going back and forth to the chops every 5 minutes.

[@johntraynor8777]

What a hell of a job Fantastic workmanship Brill. I am after a bit of advice I have decided to buy a container kit house which has the sandwich panels similar to your workshop. You mentioned in one of your videos the base of your workshop was not insulated. As I am going to do a slab I was wondering how would you insulate the slab, insulate below the slab or on top of the slam. The second choice I mention seems better to me the container has a steel frame base, any recommendations thanks in advance.

[@vivaldi1236]

Brilliant.

[@T8RTU]

Truly awesome build series with quality all the way through though query the boards being consecutive on the wall rather than overlapping the length? No doubt there will be a reason... and I’m still having serious shed envy 😎👍✅

[@fireblaster9961]

Looks good, that gun tip looks huge 🔥🔫

[@duniber]

What do you call the horizontal plank under and over an opening (window/door)? Water board?

[@samuelcarroll5463]

Next few videos are going to be ace.

[@darrylkennedy2125]

Put a fixed pane window in a garden shed like that except I put the sill on a slight angle for water run off. Also used an automobile glass sealer to stop the water capillary action. Let it cure and cut it off with a sharp knife.

[@TheRestorationCouple]

Yeah sill is up on glazing packers so it’s tiled and drain under. Should be ok for where it is as fairly sheltered. 👍

[@paulperrin2152]

What amount of overlap did you use??

[@jonoooo125]

Let’s hope Milwaukee give you a load of free stuff to put inside 👍🏻🧰

[@jn35353]

What are you using to stop insects getting into the gap under the cladding but letting water out?

[@TheRestorationCouple]

Just some mesh screen on a roll.

[@soarlikebird]

Sorry if I missed it, what size nails have you used to fix the cladding?

[@TheRestorationCouple]

50mm

[@jamescaunt2958]

Hi Tim, lovely job. Ive asked before but haven’t seen the answer anywhere. What screws did you use to secure the battens to the insulated panels? Not the tek screws into the beams but the others. Thanks

[@TheRestorationCouple]

Just self drilling roofing screws.

[@stephenwaddington5005]

Hi. Great job. Just wondering how you found the nailgun? I've used Paslode before but these are a lot cheaper. Cheers.

[@Rolandpgbrooks]

I bought one as a relult of seeings Tim's. I'm remodelling an old bungalow. I have to say its the best bit of kit, never once jamed or misfired.using 50, 75 and 90mm nails. It comes with 2 batteries but ive never needed more then 1 in a whole days use.

[@johncollins8304]

I'm looking for how to put the insect grill below and above windows and under the soffit to allow for ventilation behind the cladding (I understand how to put it at the bottom) but I don't see anything here. So am now confused 😕... any explanation, anyone? Thanks!

[@fazstar4913]

Cracking work, love watching this late in the evenings !! Excuse my ignorance...does not the external cladding need to be of @ none combustible fire rated material due to the outbuilding being made of timber, 30m2 and it is within 2m of your boundary ? Love to hear back from you.

[@SimonDawson0]

Do you have a link for the no-mar nailer nose tip? I've also struggled to find a UK supplier for these... 😅

[@TheRestorationCouple]

Trade counter direct was the website. 👍

[@SimonDawson0]

Thanks Tim 🙇‍♂️ Keep up the good work!

[@stun9771]

That lead will really stain your nice timber cladding, but hey, if it’s out of sight I guess that’s OK with you...!

[@TheFool2cool]

I think he sealed it?

[@graemegreen8304]

He used patination oil so should be fine 👍

[@lawrenceholtgrieve6762]

What? No chickens?

[@dougsaunders8109]

I thought the rough sawn window surround was to match the rough sawn cladding, 🤫don’t tell anyone else it was for speed

[@TheRestorationCouple]

That too. 👍

[@davebarnes1742]

Did you use spiked roll on the free flow

[@CStyler1989]

How much did you pay for your cedar cladding......? I was quoted 2grand for my garden room and its only 3.5x 4.5m 😅

[@TheRestorationCouple]

Around £250-300. It’s just featheredge cedar so not to be compared with imported clear t and g.

[@craigstephens93]

That's equivalent to around £50-55 /sqm - that's about right for Canadian Western Red, but English Cedar should only be around £35-40/sqm from my experience - though everything is bonkers right now so who knows...

[@stationhouse5866]

👍😊

[@laurencedp]

Won’t you need some ventilation/ opening windows, etc. ?

[@thomasschafer7268]

Sorry warum haben die Bretter keine nur auf der Rückseite? Und entlastungsschnitte?? Rückständig wie vor 60 Jahren!!!👎👎🇩🇪