how i built my breez block shed 

Thanks very much fellas. Watched it over a few times. A big help. Me and my son have started on a similar build. Much appreciated. 👍🏻

So glad to see someone else using a bricky. It gets slagged of alot but it definitely gave me the confidence in the beginning to start building myself in the garden.

Great video's... Really helping me with my self build workshop... Thanks a lot

Well done sport. I'm planning to do the same thing here in Australia. Like you I havent done it before either, Good for you !

hi just come across your video i just seen all of them just like to say what a graet job u done could i just ask what size is the shed thanks

How did you set the line up square and to make it work out in blocks

is that within regs if its that close to neighbours garden? i only ask cus i want mine as close to edge as possible but someone mentioned it cant be within 1.5 metres or sumat?

Hi. I am also making the block shed in my garden but bigger size. Can you tell me please what was the dimension of the foundation and what concrete mix ratio you used? Thanks.

That red cement thingy is cool.

Good work!

Superb video, on of the best I've seen on RU-vid. I have an 8m x 4m garage shed to build. I weatherboarded the last one I built with blocks to keep it dry, using treated fencing slats. Fifteen years on it's showing no sign of decay in the weatherboarding

Hi you said in your part 1 day 2 put the dpc down and then start building. Didn't see thd dpc was it below the first set of blocks?

Thanks for posting this series. It's quite inspirational as I'm looking to build something of my own. I read somewhere that you should use glue to construct with these Thermalite blocks but notice that you're using mortar. Did that ultimately work out ok? And what kind of mortar did you use?

I'm doing a similar thing 5m x 3m. But I've put insulation in and its going to be more of n office etc

I've always wondered how the cement bonds on the dpc, and strength isn't compromised.

Great job, Fair play lad!,... Really is great inspiration! Nice to see an honest project and good result from the use of the bricky tool, esp from a tradesman. Too many tradesmen slate it!! Well done!!

Hiya buddy. This looks great. Moving on to next vids ...

What size was the shed??

What size is the shed

thanks for this will help me when i start mine! just a quick question! instead of putting the layer of block lying down could i just put more concrete in foundation to make it higher?

No rebar? No columns?

How do you work with that racket on the radio,good work though.

Hi mate, how deep and wide was the trench? How many mixers you made to fill the whole trench? Cheers

I'm looking at building a shed atm, by backyard has an existing concrete slab that's been there for about 15 years it's in good enough condition. Could I build my shed straight off that slab, I don't want to have to dig for foundations if I don't have to. I was thinking I could pour an upstand beam ontop of the slab and start blocks ontop of that. I'd appreciate any advice. Thanks

You could build a two storey off them footings lol good job man

Satisfying video

Great video series, respect,the trench looks similar in depth to the one I finished over the weekend. What depth of concrete did you use for the footings pour?

How deep did you dig your footings? Cheers

is the depth necessary to be that deep for a shed. what if you do just 12 inch

Chuck them red bed and perp tools away mate .learn to use ur trowel and level instead and hit the block not the level. Couple tips from fellow bricky . Well done tho pal good job .

That fucking music! Great vid, thanks.

Hello, how deep did you dig your trench? thanks

Did I see the mason bang on the level to get the course right? Great foundation, but no rebar? A couple of vertical rebars for the next project mate. Consider this trick, set your first course in the wet foundation cement, then you'll have a bond no bug will get through. When I first saw it done, I was shocked. For you and all Dads: "When we build let us think we build forever. Let it not be for present delight nor for present use alone. Let it be such work that our descendants will thank us for, and let us think, as we lay stone upon stone, that a time is to come when these stones will be held sacred because our hands have touched them, and that men will say, as they look upon the labor and wrought substance of them, "See! This our fathers did for us." John Ruskin (1819 - 1900) peace.... Lawson di Ransom Canyon

Champion that!

Hi, Can you explain to me what the Black Strip is Called and do you use it on every Level of Blocks or just the foundation level.

Which blocks did you use?

how many blocks did you use roughly on that, its a big shed!

What was the depth of concrete?

Where was the dpc

Really annoying loud music in the garden, I would hate to be your neighbour.

What size and cost please

Im planning a 14x10 do you neen planning for it

Chuckle brother's

Hey Man, inspired us to do the same, do you remember how much the whole project cost and how many breeze blocks you used?

Can anyone tell me all the songs?

Hi guys, good job, couple of question for you. I live down south and I can't get Capital North East on the radio down here, so can I make do with blaring out Radio 1 instead? Also I don't have any tats on me arms. Is that a problem for me if I try to build one of these in my garden?

you ex army?

No need of dry run

Do your neighbours have to put up with that horrible music ? Enjoyed the build but i would not like to hear that racket kidda.

That DPC is a terrible idea for a garage ...