HOW TO BUILD A GARDEN HOUSE WITH PITCHED ROOF 

Thanks 😊

Very satisfying to watch, very good workmanship... How much is all the cost from start to finish.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Thank you very much!

@@darrenthebuilder Great Video! I was wondering what thickness of insulation do you use in the floor and how thick is the concrete slab on top of it ?

😂 I will when I get out of quarantine. It’s a boring first 5 days just being indoors with nothing to do lol.

It dosent really matter. I personally prefer screws but they are more expensive. Nails are actually stronger when it comes to bending and breaking but screws won’t pull out over time although unless it’s a hurricane none of these things are really issues lol

@@darrenthebuilder Thanks for your advice 👍

Yes you can have AC. I think it took about 2-3 months

Lol not in the suitcase. They will keep themselves busy don’t worry. Maybe another time 😉 yes the video makes its look easy 😂

Es ist eine Büropuppe für den Hausgarten. Ich garantiere Ihnen, dass Sie es nicht besser machen können

Thanks, around 40+ K

Thankyou Q1) Capping isn’t needed these days with RCDS etc. Q2) Definately not enough for what was involved and material costs. Was just over 30K. Exclud windows/doors. Bristols out of my range though 😊 I’m based in London. Many thanks

@@darrenthebuilder thanks for the reply. Yes I realised you were in London. Honestly, the work you did on this and other jobs is excellent, all you obviously have alot of care and the quality is high up your list. Great work ethic and obviously extremely hard working. With putting out on RU-vid you are proud of your work but you should be. They will obviously be standing for many years and look great. I see alot of garden rooms that are built from timber frames with cladding, I'm not sure if I would prefer a brick building or wooden structure with nice wooden cladding. But I guess with either the finishing touches (flooring, windows / doors, roofing material and render / cladding) can really make the difference for the final product.

Hi they are called trench blocks. Similar to the thermal ones but designed for below the ground.

Okay thanks for the response, lovely job you guys are doing 👍

Hi I’m most case yes you will

We don’t typically use rebar in footings in the UK

Hi Over £30k without windows/doors

9 x 4 metres

@@darrenthebuilder thank you brother

You can’t as it needs the ceiling joists as part of the structure.

Hi yes it did

@@darrenthebuilder OK thanks turned out fantastic as always. Enjoy your time away 🙌🏾

South London

@@darrenthebuilder I live in Dunstable next to Luton, Would you take Jobs in the area as well?

Basically lol

Its like having a sun roof in a car even though you have a massive windscreen infront of you. Its just more light isnt it and also the option of opening the window aboce for a bit of fresh air if you want.