Great build again, your much better than a BBC production, you show far more and very informative, also you have a great assistant in Jenny, Cheers.

I love Jennys hair 😉 ignore these negative Nancy's mush! Grand job as always guys. 👍

I bet you all are f**king knackered at the end of each day ! Love watching these and appreciate the skill and knowledge you and your team have Liam!

Hi there. Really enjoying your videos. It’s a mark of honesty that you include the little cockups (usually down to material quality) that we get in any job rather than hiding them and trying to make out it’s always a perfect build. Really helps others who will inevitably hit the odd snag. Well done team!

Always informative Always educational Always fun Always left wanting more!! Keep up the great work all

Hi Liam , first of all I want to congratulate on getting this far with your business , I’ve followed you when you started and now look how far you’ve come I love the fact that you give the opportunity to the youngsters as they are the future of this nation , also you’re so passionate and thorough with your work they simply learn from the best

@thegardenroomguru

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this mate! It’s been a tough road sometimes, but I’m still enjoying it

Just about finished my own, it guy not a joiner, but using the build pack and your videos got myself a cracking office, can't thank you and the team enough, without the build pack and videos could never have even considered it. You obviously spend a significant amount of your own time over and above full time work (and then some) doing, so greatest respect, to anyone who moans/complains/ judges, 2 words and the second one is off, Liam and his team don't need to do these and honestly, not only do I have a great office, but I also still have my sanity in the craziness of the last 2 years, as watching you and the team and doing my own has been a great mental outlet for me. Still love watching the videos, keep up the fantastic work.

Liam, I wouldn’t dream of criticising, I love watching your videos. I already have a garden room but would love to make one using yours as a guide. Keep up the good work.

Jenny's hair lovely

Cant thank you guys enough for these informative videos. Great to see people enjoying and being passionate about what they do.

Your doing God’s work, I have an amazing outdoor office/drum room and you and Ali drymuck are solely responsible

Tremendous, as always. Appreciate everything you upload.

Don't worry about your filming, your informative commentry is good enough thanks

I appreciate all the time and effort you put into the video's and all information you have given Keep doing what you do best 🇬🇧👍🇬🇧👍🇬🇧👍🇬🇧👍🇬🇧👍🇬🇧

Thankyou for all your efforts showing what your doing . Cant be easy and trying to build to. Brilliant as always clear easy to follow some great ideas that you no work .

Once again congratulations to the team in total. Excellent job, awesome outcome, and please ignore or forgive any haters out there.

Another great vid Liam. I am just so glad a seasoned pro like yourself is blowing when building the walls (makes me feel less unfit as I was blowing doing mine). Also glad you mentioned that the build pack suggests adding the OSB and battens at the end, whereas when you build the wall you do it all on the ground which makes it easier, just harder/heavier to lift (but that’s when you call on your mates and tell them there some beers waiting for them 😀)

The hair is awesome! Wish I had hair! Great video people! Have a good week!!

Great video. Appreciate the effort on the intro, classic.

Love Jen's hair! Thinking of self building a garden room next summer and will be buying the 6x3 m plans from you guys. Your videos are always very informative! 😊

@woodsie2740

2 жыл бұрын

I agree,but….not a health and safety freak but seen many vids on long hair scalping whilst using tools….aaaaaah

im probably one of the only people that follow you who aren't in that line of business at all quite the opposite but i do love watching these longer form content its also great seeing a woman in the trade! Keep up the great work.

@thegardenroomguru

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you 😊 a woman on the team certainly changes things, I’d be gutted if I lost Jen

I never seem to see what you do about down pipes and drainage , Good vidio you make.

You make it look sooooo.. Easy.. I did this on a smaller scale recently and I would like to say it is not! You are a star! Don't take any notice of the trolls.... Keep up the excellent work

Great video as per👍👏👏👏 got to comment on this hair thing of Jenny’s, whoever sent in a message about it and being dangerous needs to grow up, she is a grown adult. Keep up the good work and vids 👍👍

Love the videos ! I've picked up so many tips from you guys in building my own workshop thank you ps Jen's hair is great 👍 loved the cedar feature wall video too .... and well done with your raffles

Hi Liam, doing a great job as usual, love watching these videos always learning cheers

Liam, love your work ethic mate.

Love the new video intro!!

great new intro,spot on vid,thanks

Another great video, love watching you guys and gals working, the way you explain what you are doing so a numpty (me) can understand what you are doing. Also the fact that you are using tools that a diyer can afford, unlike someone we know who uses Festool, £450.00 for a circular saw. I am sure you know what I am getting at. Thanks again for the great video's and keep them coming.

@thegardenroomguru

2 жыл бұрын

If it works, we’ll use it x

Loving the intro 🤣🤣🤣🤣

Great video thanks for sharing 👍

THE NEW INTRO BANGGGGS 🙌🏼

Great intro 👏 👌

Great vid. Keep it up

When you're short on people and you can't film everything maybe setup a camera like a gopro on a tripod in the corner of the garden so it can record everything. Then when you get home and start editing, you can do a relaxed voice over explaining everything you're doing.

@thegardenroomguru

2 жыл бұрын

A relaxed voice over? 👀 I never relax 🤣, I’m looking for someone to video as a dedicated job mate, just can’t find anyone interested ATM 🙈

@AO-hv8un

2 жыл бұрын

exactly, once the walls are up, they can even mount the little gopro ontop of the one of the wall plates using a flexible tripod, or clamp it onto one of the wall 4x4s, and let it capture everything inside the build. Search "Building A House In 9 Minutes: A Construction Time-Lapse" on youtube to see how they use a gopro to record everything.

@ao1067

2 жыл бұрын

@@thegardenroomguru You'll find plenty of people interested at your local further education college or uni. Lots of lads studying photography, film, new media etc would jump at the chance to get paid for what they consider their hobby or future career.

@therealdojj

2 жыл бұрын

@@thegardenroomguru I've found that you've allowed down the talking just enough over the past few months to not need to show down the video to 0.75 speed 👍 Also, when you first started, did you have to do anything on your own or did you have an additional person helping you? Thanks

Great stuff keep up the good work 💪

Aye new intro finilly

Nice one Liam

Loving the videos in the process of building my own. 7.5m x 4m. Just had a question can I use 5x2 for the walls if so, is there anything I need to do different? I can get the 5x2 for nothing so was wondering if I could use that instead to keep costs down?

Jennys hair is awesome, and thats the end of it.

in this case where you add metal cladding , what about the wiring on this wall? do you do this internally for this?

I've just retired and I'm building a lodge 8mtrs x 5.5mtrs.Ive no experience of building one before.Ive watched the utube videos and they've been a massive help.Im insulating the walls with 5inch kingspan and 37.5mm plasterboard and the ceiling with 6inch kingspan and 37.5mm plasterboard.I have 2 questions-Do I need to line the inside with plastic before plasterboarding and what screws to hold the plasterboard into treated timber?I'd be grateful for any advice

I love what you do without editing, i love joinery but i am not a joiner. i wonder if you could take on a pationate apprentice. having said that i wonder if i could join your team as Electrician.

Great Video. Where did you get the metal sheet from for the back? Do you have a final video of the finish?

Is it advisable to use 11mm osb ply for the walls?

Brilliant build and videos as usual, What is the spec of the box profile metal sheet that you used ? are you able to tell me who supplied it ? Cheers 👍keep up the good work.

I think you need to come to Torbay Devon to do a job and then I can work for you! My Qualifications are as follows. I am brilliant at Double entendres and completely filthy and rude. I think that is just what you are looking for, going by most of your uploads😉!

Great vid as always. Where is your jacket from?

Could you tell me if you use tanalised or kiln dried timber for those 5x2 roof joists/rafters? Would treated C16 do the job?

Nice job. How come you don't use the kingspan insulation panels anymore

Do you California corners on the studwork? it looks like you left the corner bare so no plasterboard pickup?

what's the best way to do it on a bit of a slope and no way to have water to run?

Great vid m8. Just a quick question are the work trousers yr all wearing Snickers ?

Definitely not a cowboy I’d say a real professional. And I’ve been in the building game for over 50 years

Is the steel stuffed with insulation all the way through? Or just plugging the ends?

@thegardenroomguru

Жыл бұрын

All the way mate, it’s not fool proof, but will stop a cold cavity I guess

That span looks about 3.5m will 5x2@400 be ok?

Hi just wanna ask something please reply... I think your Rode wireless is not switched on as your voice should be more clear and loud which not... Please check and let me know..... 😂😂🤔🤔🤔

what's the standard spacing for the studs of walls?

Can I ask why you Osb the walls,cheers

You clearly know what you're doing and your experience shows. I disagree on the risk assessment on Jenny's hair though - you have got this wrong. You are saying that her head is usually far enough away from the blade, but that is not how you should look at it. The real risk is that 1 in 1000 chance time that someone calls her name right as there is a gust of wind and she reaches for something all at the same time. Her head comes closer for just a second. That is when tragedy strikes!

@thegardenroomguru

2 жыл бұрын

Just read this to Jen She says it’s not her 1st rodeo, if she is called whilst using the saw, she would do what anyone else would do. A. Carry on cutting the wood and answer later B. Stop cutting the wood and answer C. Consult her hand book of probabilities and come to conclusion, there is no risk as she’s more than competent Her words 😁

Hi Liam. I have my build pack and hoping to make a start soon. My roof overhang would be very similar to this build at the back due to the lack of space. Might be a stupid question but do you just use a fascia board on the back without a soffit? Thank you!

@thegardenroomguru

2 жыл бұрын

No mate, we use a soffit all the way around, if you don’t it will make your fascia sit uneven mate

@TheRhysw999

2 жыл бұрын

@@thegardenroomguru OK cheers mate and thank you for the quick response. Been following a while now and absolutely love the channel. Keep up the good work!

Why do you use 400 centres on the walls but 400 spacers for the roof? Just an honest question not criticism as I'm going to build one of these for myself. Cheers!

@thegardenroomguru

2 жыл бұрын

400 centres on the walls to allow for plasterboarding, 400 spacing on roof and floor to get maximum use of PIR installation

Another cracking video by the gang, One Comment, Jenny wear less make up You don`t need it but use some of it on your gaffer lol

What’s your jacket at the beginning mate I want 1

Question liam normally does electric externally anyone know when doing single batton for horizontal clad how do they run electrics, just on inside or id there another technique, like the idea of running them externally

@thegardenroomguru

2 жыл бұрын

Just drill through battens mate, set your line for cable run where your not nailing cladding

@leaatkins6260

2 жыл бұрын

@@thegardenroomguru does it lie flat enough wouldnt push the cladding out or do you drill the battons sideways so cable enters the walls but doesnt lay on top of the battons

Where did u get your work pants from pal

Jesus you must take some shit off trolls 🤷🏼‍♂️ FairPlay to keep doing what you do! 👍🏼

There is a slight fall on the ground ?

Can you name that Brand of those upsidedown Joint Hangers + where can U buy them cheap 🇨🇳 😂🤣😂🤣

As someone keeping a close eye on wood prices, could you estimate how much more expensive (%) it's become and whether you see a return to sensible prices in the near future? Building my own GR and wondering if there's value to hanging on for 6 months before ordering wood. Thanks!

@gwilko6452

2 жыл бұрын

Its impossible at the moment. No one can predict the future. Good luck with your build

@ajc2100

2 жыл бұрын

In the last 18 months, 4x2 has tripled in price in East Anglia. I can only assume it’s the same rate across the UK

@DrPepper22222

2 жыл бұрын

It sure as fuck won't go down mate, never has!

@nathanholmes4717

2 жыл бұрын

I ordered all my timber in May and the OSB3 roofing birds were about £23. When fitting them in august I needed 1 more and that was £52!! Prices are crazy, to the point that my build is now just a big shed as insulation has priced me out of finishing the build to be a garden room. If you can afford to order it now, do it rather than gamble because it’s likely to go up rather than down.

Love the new style of vlog. Keep them coming Liam. Watching the whole vid now. Must be annoying as fuck having to explain and justify everything you do. Bloody keyboard warriors couldn't bang a bloody nail in

Jen ...... Your hair is just fine....... But ear muffs...... Are they actually covering your ears 😳😂😂😂... Anyways keep up the great work you do 👏👏👏

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Do you do Northern Ireland or would it just be the plans you sell

@bluedynamite6839

2 жыл бұрын

Although he has a Irish name, don't think he's covers overseas, mate

Do you use full 8x4 sheets of osb mate?

@nathanholmes4717

2 жыл бұрын

The 11mm OSB are cut to size to meet the 4x2 uprights. Earlier videos show you what’s cut off 👍

J aimerait connaître les dimensions des chevrons s'il te plaît merci..

what is the material on the floor at the beginning?

@thegardenroomguru

2 жыл бұрын

Egger protect 22mm mate

What trousers do you wear ?

@thegardenroomguru

2 жыл бұрын

Mascot advance, expensive, but the best I’ve ever had

Sylvester Stallone building sheds now?

Someone's found new editing software 🙂

@thegardenroomguru

2 жыл бұрын

It was always there Mo, just didn’t bother with it, but a bout of insomnia and trouble in the mill led me to it 😊

@mofaz3475

2 жыл бұрын

@@thegardenroomguru suggestion for next vid, that style of opening credits with A-Team theme tune intro 🙂

Good viewing but nail gun used while someone directly under you…….frightening

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I wana job please

You can’t do everything, out working in the day at your speed and then home to edit video not enough hours in the day something will have to give let’s hope it’s not you

Dont understand thumbs down some bum nuggets around

Corny