Building a Soundproof Garden Room - Intro & Roof Structure (part 1)

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I’m building a garden office / studio space and it needs to be more or less soundproof. I struggled to find many videos on RU-vid about this so thought I’d make a new mini-series about my approach to this.
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@tricarb01 3 года назад

Conversely, my partner is an engineer. It has been PAINFUL with him building my kitchen extension. Up, down. Up, down. Resetting, re squaring up. And then, standing back and critically examining every joint. It looks great. And, I am now an authority on mortar mix, block weights. Imperial size bricks and wall plates. Bless.

@Trident_Media7104 22 дня назад

The scrap wood and clamps to hold the wood whilst you fix it is genius x

@gingerelvis 3 года назад

I feel your pain on shoddy trades, it's one of the reasons I do as much as I possibly can myself now.

@ccshell 3 года назад

Stu Crompton has a great brick laying channel. Learnt so much

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

He has a great channel. 👍

@fredthomas7254 3 года назад

He does indeed. Brilliant channel.

@planetyouranus22 3 года назад

Yes, Stu is good! I'd also recommend Rob Songer. He makes brilliant tutorial vids.

@mikiex 2 года назад

@@goodcat1982 true that not all his videos are tutorials, but he does have a few and those are all very good. It's not like you need a 1000 videos on how to lay bricks?

@Dazza19746 Год назад

@@goodcat1982 Charlie collision 👍🏻

@samuellewis8893 3 года назад

absolutely perfect timing on this, need to make a room as soundproof as possible in a busy environment and couldn't see many decent tutorials on youtube, looking forward to this part of the series

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Cheers - hope you enjoy!

@paulprescott7913 3 года назад

Nice work Andy. Im watching this and thinking this is how i should have built my workshop.

@christianjfrancis 2 года назад

This is priceless for me! As you say, there are so many different opinions on soundproofing and construction for a studio, but anyone like you who has gone to the effort of making such a detailed video of your build deserves a big thank you! How long do we have to wait for the next in the series? How's the build coming along?

@Cradley684 3 года назад

You are doing a GREAT job Andy, Stay Safe Mate !!!.

@dan7777 3 года назад

Looking forward to coming back to binge these in 5 years time when it's all done and Andys long moved out onto his next project 😀

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Stop it! We're not moving this time!! 🤣🤣

@nevillewebb2856 3 года назад

Well done Andy, clear and concise instructions 👍

@michaelevans1658 3 года назад

Great set of videos Andy ,particularly as i had 35 years in the building industry doing various jobs from laboring to Architects snagging lists. Oh one thing you cannot beat a overhang on a workshop keeps the weather at bay.

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Yup, nice big overhang - will look great with some spots. 👍

@mandyleeson1 3 года назад

Well done, Andy. Great job. Can't believe the cowboys couldn't even get the wall straight. Good on you for getting on with it.

@mc-yt2rc 3 года назад

This is brilliant, really enjoying the films of this renovation. It must take you so long to set up, edit etc. Thank you.

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Cheers! Yeah, filming triples the time it takes to do a project unfortunately... but I try to get the best bits. 😁

@JonGTranceClassics 3 года назад

Thanks for the video, love this series. Looking forward to the rest coming up.

@keithrocknrolls 3 года назад

Great job Andy, been waiting for your new workshop to make an appearance, some awesome opportunities in that garden

@michaelplays2449 3 года назад

Great video Andy, really enjoying these series of videos.Nothing worse than when you employ a person in good faith to do a job for you and they let you down ! but you have come back very well from that set back ! well done stay safe enjoy the rest of your Easter weekend thanks for the video it was brilliant !!!

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Cheers Michael! In hindsight I'm so glad I'm doing the roof myself. At least I only have myself to blame if anything goes wrong. 😂

@raydriver7300 3 года назад

I’m impressed Andy. So March 31st was your Geordie summer. Downhill from there. 🌞 Nowadays it takes me a week to do a days work. Stay safe

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Ha yeah, that's summer done. Comes earlier every year up here! 🤣

@freetolook3727 3 года назад

@13:00 Yeah, we here in The Great Industrial Northeast across the pond have similar weather. One day summer, the next, back to winter.

@MrDBT85 3 года назад

I feel your pain going through it all Andy. I built my own 30m2 timber workshop during Lockdown 1.0 95% single handed. Some of those wet beams are HEAVY.

@sandocheese45 3 года назад

Great stuff Andy 👍👍👍

@Gprecey 4 месяца назад

I love your videos have learned so much!

@reddriver2925 3 года назад

nice video ,easy to follow ,well done G-Man

@blueXRPdynamite. 3 месяца назад

Nice one, chap!

@felixreali7101 3 года назад

Really loving these vids, Andy ! Keep 'em coming :-)

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Thank you! 👍🤘

@dreadpirateroberts4052 2 года назад

Makes total sense to me!

@chillyspoon 3 года назад

I wish I could hit like twice - what a great video; thank you!

@garvielloken3929 3 года назад

19:27 BEAUTIFUL!!! nooice!!!

@HavenVilla 3 года назад

We don't have the luxury of many of the tools you guys have here but we try our best with what we do have. On my Housebuild going on right now everything is done manually. It is taking longer but we will be finished when it is finished.

@paultay23 3 года назад

Nice one Andy... I have binge watched Liam at Oakwood and know all about building outdoor rooms... although i probably will never ha ha... Looking forward to part 2.

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Yup - love his channel. He works at a hell of a rate too! Not sure how old he is? 🤔😁👍

@garstangterrier501 3 года назад

Looks awesome!

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Cheers!

@haydenuk02 3 года назад

Excellent work and thanks for sharing this with us take care

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Cheers and no worries! 👍

@haydenuk02 3 года назад

@@GosforthHandyman 🍻👍

@GlennBroadway 3 года назад

Love the way you link to both Oakwood and Steve Roofer - those two have somewhat differing opinions about hybrid roofs!

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Ha really? They're both awesome channels. I've seen Liam's vids about hybrid roofs and sure they're fine. Not many options with the permitted development thing. Wish it was 2.7m instead of 2.5! 🤣

@CharlieDIYte 3 года назад

@@GosforthHandyman Great vid, mate. Personally I'm in the Steve camp on hybrid roofs. There are (to my mind, and what do I know...) too many flaws with the hybrid idea, not least the multiple perforations of the vapour barrier for installation of the down lights. It's either warm or its cold and if it's cold, I think it needs ventilating.

@johnmit 3 года назад

@@CharlieDIYte Yep - for a proper hybrid roof to work it needs at least half the insulation above the structural deck (i.e. as per a warm roof). Oakwood's 'hybrid' roof is essentially a cold roof with no ventilation. They might just about work in a garden room provided the humidity levels are kept low (so no shower rooms). The commercial composite panels that Tim from Restoration Couple used (and Oakwood have trialled recently) look very promising - you get a warm roof + structure + weatherproofing + internal finish/vpc all in a ~100mm depth. And these are all excellent videos, as are yours. So much more informative and helpful then the Collins DIY Manual I've got sat on the shelf!

@liz-uq2ft 3 года назад

Very cool

@simoncolvex 3 года назад

Really interesting. I've been putting off building my soundproofed studio for far too long (5 years). Hoping to learn a lot.

@andymccabe6712 3 года назад

Don't need one then.....!!!

@moeneve3848 3 года назад

Jesus, you planning to park a car on that roof? Love the videos btw, can't wait to see this house progress in real-time!

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Ha ha cheers! The weight of the ceiling will probably be similar to a car. 😁👍

@firesurfer 3 года назад

I just said the same thing. LOL.

@WatchingTheo 3 года назад

I used 2x7s on my bathroom floor at 30 centres at 3.3m span. No issues. Full tank of water. Massive glass shower and a bath. Building control signed it off no issue

@JoeB_BSc 3 года назад

I like your "jiggery pokery" Andy. If memory serves right, in my opinion, there was a cafe/shop in Northumberland with such a name. Very helpful video thanks

@thepeginator2556 3 года назад

You’re probably all over it but a cost breakdown would be awesome! Interesting vs the cost of a timber frame too although I appreciate they’re totally different beasts and you’d save ££ on Labour doing a timber frame yourself.

@ericgomez3948 2 года назад

Thank you Andy. You have done brilliant job and I am building a shed with blocks and I am stuck with the roof. Will a 2x4 in the front be sufficient for the slope? My room is 4x5m. I would love to keep the slope with 2 2x4 in the front but then I will be over on the 2.5m hight restriction. Appreciate if you can give me some advise.

@trevorcarruthers3061 3 года назад

Can I ask what you did prior to laying the blocks in terms of foundations and cement pad etc? Thanks. Looking good so far.

@markrowland5393 3 года назад

Awesome! I love working. I could watch you doing it all day! Just had a fortnight off DIY due to agonising bad back. Take care. Don't overdo it.

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Cheers Mark! Time for a couple of days off now I think. 👍😁

@monkayjim999 Год назад

Really useful video, what was the size of the wall plates you used? Also what size joists did you use and what was the overall span? Thanks !

@Mike_5 3 года назад

Brilliant idea but do you have to adjust the spirit level to proper Geordie settings?

@Jules_Pew 3 года назад

My brother is building me a garden office atm. To get round the 2.5m rule, we're having a step down from the door. The concrete blocks will be waterproofed inside so no damp. He's just built pillars along the single layer of concrete blocks. We'll then insulate, plaster board etc. Also as the door is more central, he's made a pitch over it to again give more height inside - bit difficult to explain without pictures. The roof is being tiled to match the house. Interesting to see different methods.

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Fantastic! Are you on Insta? Post some pics... or e-mail contact@gosforthhandyman.com 👍

@Jules_Pew 3 года назад

@@GosforthHandyman I'll email them tomorrow - need to take pics and it's dark.

@SenselessUsername 3 года назад

Did the same, step down --- mostly because I wanted a green roof as it's 25% of whole back garden, while 60% is a concrete 1980s patio plus some more passage leaving less than 5% bedding. Roof joists for carrying 120kg/sq m eat up vertical space.

@Jules_Pew 3 года назад

Sent them yesterday. Posting just in case they went into spam folder.

@cr-ew8od 3 года назад

Love it

@OurHomeProjects 3 года назад

Hi Andy, I have always loved your videos and found you when I wanted tips on how to get turf up easily when I started my garden room! Such a simple video (and quite obvious really, but at the time I had no clue!) and I've gone through so many in your channel since. I'm coming to the end of my project now, tackling the cladding, but it has been a very satisfying build. Thanks for creating such a fantastic channel. Karen

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Thank you Karen and glad your project is going well! 👍🛠️

@Cablesmith 3 года назад

New subscriber here, great video mate 👌🏼

@thomascarhart928 3 года назад

Fellow RU-vider Stu Compton would be proud of you

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

As long as he knows I didn't do the blockwork 😁🛠️

@hbpw857 3 года назад

What depth and width of concrete did you use in the footing for that Pal looks good 👍

@proggydan8257 3 года назад

Stumbled across your channel as I too am a drummer just starting a build [nowhere near so cleve as yours] for pracice room in garden. May I ask please - when fixing the straps to walls [to keep roof on] - did you screw directly in to the block? Or, are there plugs in 1st?

@ChrisFranklyn 3 года назад

I always forget that saws come with 45 and 90 degree angles on the handle!

@AS19283 3 года назад

Bulletproof construction with the twin wall and twinned C24 joists! I’ve got single C16s doing a 4.5M 12 degree pitch and they’re fine! Yours will last longer than most new houses 😂👍

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Cheers! Really hoping it does the job on the soundproofing front. Think it will. Time will tell. 👍😁

@ice4142 3 года назад

Glad someone else thinks this. I was worried I had undersurfaces under spec'd my garage roof. Will have to wait to see the roof Andy puts on this.

@grahamsquared 3 года назад

Cheers for the vid mate. I am doing something similar and also had builder nightmares leading to dismissal. Worse than yours though! What will you be doing for damp proofing? Is there a DPC on the inner leaf? Cheers!

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Yes, DPC on both leaves 👍

@wall9364 2 года назад

Is there a part two yet please ?

@legacysupplies3132 Месяц назад

Hi, did you put air bricks in to prevent moisture in walls and concrete floor? Doing a build now and not sure to use air bricks or not, don't want sound leakage nor damp 😑

@ratchriat1716 3 года назад

that's looks fantastic when is finish did you have to apply for a building regulation for that enjoyed the video.

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

No, doesn't need building regs as non combustible 👍

@lledrmorganp3591 3 года назад

Our neighbours built a 2m kitchen extension in 2 weeks start to finish including all bricklaying ,plumbing, electrics and roofing and not a council official in sight !! Amazing what certain types of building firms can get away with when you keep it to your own community !!

@KARLOS121 3 года назад

Not now you have told the world

@lledrmorganp3591 3 года назад

@@KARLOS121 good

@erlwindegans3954 3 года назад

Just a question. How does cladding the outside work for the building regs of non combustible material? Just asking as I would be in a similar situation. Great video!!!

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Cheers! Good question and building regs themselves didn't know the answer to this. The terminology is "substantially non-combustible" which this is, but I would check with your local building control. 👍

@dmel2001 3 года назад

Looking very good. I am liking this lesson on patience too instead of the usual "here's the before and here's the after" instantly, not only entertaining your audience but also rewiring our brains 🤣

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Cheers, patience will be tested to the max on this one 'cause it's going to take me forever. 😁

@dmel2001 3 года назад

@@GosforthHandyman Haha no doubt you'll get there, it'll be worth it in the end 👍

@johnfithian-franks8276 3 года назад

Hi Andy, I know you don’t want to name and shame anyone, and I am quite happy with that although without naming anyone if you could point out the problem areas it might act as very good knowledge as to what to look out for if we you loyal friends should find ourselves building a similar structure in the future. Andy, you do realise that 80% of people that watch this episode will not understand what “Cack handed means

@nickrice5 3 года назад

So excited to watch this build take shape. I'm in the middle of a garden studio/drum room as well. Two completely isolated leafs three plasterboard layers thick. We dug down a bit to gain some ceiling height under 2.5m but now unfortunately dealing with drainage issues causing it to flood 🤦🏻‍♂️ Here's a timelapse of where we're at ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-s9SyrJ_VcFw.html

@ourclarioncall 8 месяцев назад

Did u finish it ? Any video ?

@KarlKKC 3 года назад

did you slope your roof ? just asking as im at the stage were i need to build my roof and not sure on slope. height ect

@lewisbullock3349 3 года назад

Happy new wheelbarrow to you 👍

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Thank you! No more punctures! 😁

@eddykane6164 3 года назад

Looking good. May be an obvious question but why mortar ubderneath the timber at top of the wall. Would bolting it, not be more secure? maybe some expanding foam underneath before tightening to any gaps.

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

To level it and spread the load evenly - the top layer of bricks were far from level 👍🙄

@freetolook3727 3 года назад

Yes, I am very familiar with those concrete blocks. I used them when I was in business to level mobile homes. I had a complete system to level and stabilize mobile homes so the piers didn't sink in the mud or dirt. They weigh about 45-50 pounds each. I know because I had to calculate the load weigh of what I could carry in my trailer.

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Arms of steel 👍😁🛠️

@justinhaydn 2 года назад

I'm looking at a design for a 6 metre by 3m garden room. Would it be possible to know what software you used for design on your computer? Cheers in advance

@henrywit6147 3 года назад

Looks great. Appreciate the detailed explanations. Did you consider going one block higher though? Just curious.

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Lol it was and I had to strip a row of blocks off as it was too high for permitted development 👍

@henrywit6147 3 года назад

@@GosforthHandyman Oh no!! That's too bad...

@michaelmellen7375 3 года назад

Iv not long finished something pretty much the same, I did a epdm roof

@Paul-XCIV2 3 года назад

I'm nearing the end of my first big project, small shed rebuild. When I put the wall plates on I didn't do any cement bed, oops (joining wood with cement still seems odd). Plenty of wall straps though (they recommend you use twist nails rather than screws into the wood). But first I spent the summer learning how to do brickwork.. outcome okay but absolutely hated it. For a commercial job that block work looks, ermmm yeah..

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Nice one! You'll be fine without the mortar if the top is relatively level and flat. 👍

@normanboyes4983 3 года назад

Nice job on the roof joists. When you get to the roof covering, which I assume will be EPDM - be very careful with layout so that you have at least two sides of the roof giving you the maximum offcuts - increases the chance of making superb underwear.🤪

@ChickenDinnerz 3 года назад

Thanks for the video. Can I ask what put you off applying for planning permission to make the roof a little taller?

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

The 3 month delay it would add. 👍

@eyarsink4316 Год назад

hi boss i like your working style i have one question for you do i need for planning permission outbuilding office room or garden room can you tell me plz

@TheMassAnnoyance 3 года назад

Could you point me in the right direction of other channels similar to yourself? I love how well you explain things you're doing. You don't just say how to do it, you say why and what happens if you don't and what can go wrong. Someone local said that their water pressure had dropped during a conversation and I was able to confidently suggest that maybe their old lead piping had be crushed during some recent workt hey had done. It had and I looked like I was some sort of pipe god! Thanks!

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Ha ha! You are a pipe god. Nice work. Not aware of any other channels as good as this I'm afraid. 😉😉

@TheMassAnnoyance 3 года назад

@@GosforthHandyman Keep up the good work! Always excited when I see a new video posted.

@ricos1497 3 года назад

@@TheMassAnnoyance Skillbuilder and Roboin Clevett both worth a watch. Although they talk in funny accents like they're from the South of England, so it's difficult to understand them when compared to Andy's perfect diction.

@rontanser9369 3 года назад

Are you going to put a green roof on your workshop it’ll look good and blend in if it has flowers growing on the top or grass and it’ll add extra installation and soundproofing

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Unfortunately it would break the 2.5m rule! 🙄

@maureenbrown6610 2 года назад

I live in Newcastle and would like to know if you needed to get planning permission for this structure? Thanks

@hammy228 3 года назад

Hi Love the channel, why did you change from mortar to adhesive on the wall plates ? And what’s normal

@drgunsmith4099 2 года назад

Every man needs a man cave, nice build.

@najaneda 3 года назад

Have a look at Ash Soan in the studio, he's a top session drummer, think it might be of interest to you.

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Awesome drummer and his studio is amazing! 👍

@fromthetoon1602 3 года назад

Class seeing a fellow geordie on youtube showing skills! Did you damp course under the full concrete floor ?

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Cheers! Yes, DPM and insulation under the concrete 👍

@fromthetoon1602 3 года назад

@@GosforthHandyman thanks for that. Im was thinking of doing one in wood but you changed my mind i think blocks are definitely the way forward 👍

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

If it doesn't need to be soundproof I'd stick with timber mind - way easier and quicker.

@girlsdrinkfeck 3 года назад

i love these long elaborate videos ,it feels good to share what u been doing to us all in your own perception... er not to us ,i mean to show us what u been doing lol

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Ha cheers bud! 👍👍

@5084204 3 года назад

Can you build a garden brick and mortar shed without planning permission in the UK????

@Bobrogers99 3 года назад

That's going to be a very strong roof, even though in the UK you don't have to be as concerned about snow load as we do in New Hampshire USA! I'll bet you'll be so glad to cover up the wonky joints of the cement blocks. Anybody would look at it and say, "That's not Andy's work!"

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Yeah, that roof ain't going anywhere. It has to take quite a high load from the soundproof ceiling. 👍

@dinosauria55 3 года назад

Should there ne a lintel above the window? It looks saggy in the middle tho that might just be how it looks on camera.

@raj080288 27 дней назад

Are they breeze or thermal blocks?

@galjozsef Год назад

Hi there can I ask what the size of your shed?

@MarkWillis-re5sj 2 месяца назад

How much overhang mate on the roof?

@jameslovick-earle3119 3 года назад

Hi Andy! What’s the reason for using treated timber in this application?

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Don't think untreated was even an option! 👍

@rossl2544 3 года назад

I've noticed all the treated timber I've bough as of late has been very wet, like its only just been cut. lucky that id done my workshop roof before i had this issue.

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Yeah, this was crazily wet. Like water dripping out when you screwed a screw in. 😬

@rossl2544 3 года назад

@@GosforthHandyman yes i had that first time on a job at the start of this lockdown when i did a canopy for someone. as you say every screw you put in you got a pint of water out, i really wanted to leave the timber to sit around and dry for a while before using it but they did not want to wait so now im waiting for it to warm up and the timber shrink creating gaps everywhere

@brommmy 3 года назад

Do you have any good links breaking down the permitted development rules for out buildings?

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Ali Dymock covers it a fair bit, but I'll be discussing it on the next vid. 👍

@tomdarling-fernley3178 3 года назад

Blimey, reckon you dodged a bullet by making sure that lot didn't do any more damage than they did. Nice recovery!

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Cheers! Back on track! 🙄😁

@gvanvoor 3 года назад

Any particular reason for using what looks like rockwool insulation over other types (e.g. rigid PIR plates) of insulation?

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Just what the builders happened to use. Will be Rockwool acoustic slabs in the ceiling. 👍

@maryellis3661 2 года назад

I had a garage built the water seems to be coming into the building between the concrete base and bottom row of blocks :(

@bradleyloxton2125 3 года назад

What’s your internal height from floor to ceiling??

@johnmcauley7158 3 года назад

Andy you would need to put a damp proof at your door and window openings your inside block work should be returned to the outside block work otherwise the damp can travel to the inside wall .I am telling you this as I am a bricklayer not criticising your work I think all your work is excellent

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Cheers bud! Yes, in the plan 👍🛠️

@outoftheburrough 3 года назад

No window towards the house so the other half can flag you down? 🤣

@ellydavis2066 Год назад

I've never seen a piece of wood mortared in before. I didn't know you could do that.

@lynnew5619 3 года назад

Sneaky! I won’t tell you what the brickie in our family said! Lol But it’ll be covered and looking good at the end. 👍

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Lol I can imagine. I'm not a bricky and you should have heard what I said. 🤣👍

@ng178jt 3 года назад

Oakwood's is amazing and Liam is very helpful and if anybody is interested he's doing a raffle at the minute for charity and it goes to a really good charity. He also has a FB site that is very helpful and full community full of help

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

I'm not on FB but his YT is an amazing resource. 👍

@ng178jt 3 года назад

@@GosforthHandyman if you ever do go on it's a fantastic group and they have some great ideas that go in to more detail. Keep up the great work bud

@rivergate 3 года назад

What happened with the joist sizes? Did you manage to lighten the roof weight so that single 44x144C24's could work?

@rivergate 3 года назад

Ah. You still went for doubles. Okay. Cool.

@rivergate 3 года назад

Oh my.... And a shout out. Humbled. Thank you 🙏😺

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

Hey no worries at all and thanks again! Yeah, went for the 144's so that I could have better ventilation over the 100mm insulation. 👍

@andrewschannel3635 3 года назад

Sorry if I missed it but what is the floor area? I thought that if it was under 15m2 then building regulations didn’t apply with regards to non combustible materials?

@GosforthHandyman 3 года назад

It's just over 16m2 👍