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We helped Josh's wife make a DIY Greenhouse with help from Lowe's. It was a fun & challenging build, but Lowe’s is the perfect partner to help you finish your fall projects and
get back to enjoying what matters. Look below for everything we used in this project!
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Josh's wife is really into gardening and planting beautiful greenery leading to her desire for a greenhouse. This way, she can keep her plants alive during the winter months and incubate some new plants so they're ready for the spring.
Josh began the design with a 3d model in Fusion 360. We got our bill of materials and the cut list then headed to our local Lowe's to get the supplies to begin framing the structure. I chose to use pressure treated lumber for this exterior addition to resist the moisture and humidity that may build up inside the greenhouse. Using Josh's measurements, we nailed together the floor and added the front and back wall studs.
Before adding a structure to your yard, you may chose to grate and level the area beforehand. Josh didn't want to tear up the yard, and here in Kentucky, the clay is super hard. In lieu of digging into the ground to level it, we chose to level the floor frame by adding 2x4 posts semi-driven into the ground. This way, Josh and i could level the floor and nail it to those posts along the span of the greenhouse. Now that we had a level surface to work from, we continued to build out the frame by connecting the front and back studs and then connecting those two walls with some ceiling joists.
For the greenhouse floor, Josh wanted something that could resist any standing water that would fall down from the plants. We found some engineered siding panels at Lowe's that are weather-resistant and come in large, 4' x 8' sheets. These panels are only 3/8" thick, so we added another layer of pressure treated 1/2" plywood to ensure the floor was strong enough to walk on. We fit three of these double-layered panels on top of the floor frame, making sure to cut around the wall studs and secured them with screws.
For the greenhouse's exterior, it is possible to simply cover the bare frame with the clear polycarbonate sheets, but because of this greenhouse's size, that would take more than the 10 panels we allotted for this project. We had to order the sheets from Lowes.com and the came in a pack of 10. So rather than sacrificing the size of the greenhouse, Josh got creative and added a decorative element to the outside that helped use less polycarbonate.
We decided to use the cutoffs of the engineered, exterior sheeting to make a skirting of wood panels that wrapped around the greenhouse. To cover any seams and to give the element some definition, Josh cut up some 1x4 trim pieces that really set the decorative element apart. It looked really nice and flowed super well with the overall design. Again, these step is optional, but it does look fantastic and it helps save on the more expensive material later.
At this point in the project, we have a nice looking frame of a greenhouse. To make it functional as a greenhouse, we need a way to trap the radiant heat from the sun inside the structure. We found many ways to do this from using reclaimed windows, rolls of plastic tarp pulled tight, glass panes, and sheets of acrylic.
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@Iliketomakestuff 4 года назад

Answer to common comments: 1. The 2x4 legs won't settle much here. Our red clay doesn't move much once it's settled, and this is a high point of the yard so it drains well and never gets saturated. 2. All wood was pressure treated, rated for ground contact, so rot is many, many years away. 3. There is a small air gap between the walls and the side of the house. 4. The garage (not temperature controlled) is on the other side of that exterior wall.

@simon-qy2xe 4 года назад

why do you use a closed bottom? You can plant plants in the ground. I do it like this and we also have clay soil

@wrenchdoozer 4 года назад

Can you do a bits video on nails and nailers?

@DavidLeeKersey 4 года назад

All that weight on a few 2x4 points and it's going to settle no matter what kind of soil it's on. $20 of 12x12 concrete pavers would improve your build 100%. I sorry but it seems more and more of your big builds you end up trying to justify your errors after the fact.

@thacorruptor4472 4 года назад

Im more curious on the roof "Vents" if the wind/rain/snow is coming the right way it would blow those vents open and allow the elements inside. Is there a plan to possibly correct that? or are you not worried that could happen ?

@jimcooksey812 4 года назад

I would still put 12x12 pavers under the legs... settling is settling I don't care what kind of clay you have....

@FrederickDunn 3 месяца назад

Hi Bobby, great demonstration. WARNING to viewers, after just 10 years, many of the polycarbonate panels require replacement. I wish there was a longer-lasting material for this purpose. Is there something that can be done to extend the life of that material? Thanks.

@preprebelactual 2 месяца назад

Yes there is… you can do the same thing with glass. Just make sure when using glass, that you take into account, the roof vent system… you will want it properly framed and a hinge system installed for the framed glass opening, as well as a proper securing system to ensure the “roof windows” close and seal correctly. I built this exact projuct using glass about 12 years ago and I have yet to experience Any rot, mold, or failure of any panels. I got All of my glass at Either the ReStore, or Habitat for Humanity, for pennies on the dollar in costs… total project cost for my leanto greenhouse, was $350 bucks for wood, glass and caulking…

@Melissa-wj1ss 2 месяца назад

@@preprebelactual amazing ! How did you get the glass fixed to the structure ?

@emapaposo 23 дня назад

you can use Corrugated Fiberglass Roof Panel, we had them in my parent's house, they were functionally there for 40 years.

@catgynt9148 2 года назад

Question: it’s been 2 years since this greenhouse was built. Could you do a look back to it; listing how it is today, what would you change to make things better or ... As always, thanks for sharing this video content. Trusting that you and your families enjoyed a great thanksgiving holiday. Cheers...

@Zootycoonman223 2 года назад

I honestly would not go with plywood and 2x4’s on the floor. I would build the initial floor frame with 4x4’s and the floor with deck boards (treated or composite). I would highly recommend grading though. Take the top soil out and put down gravel (preferably limestone or bank fill) and pack it in. Thirdly I’d install a drip ledge along the roofline and Z channel where the greenhouse paneling meets the wainscoting. I don’t know anything about the corrugated plastic but make sure the plastic is uv radiation resistant.

@Denverscorpio 2 года назад

I can guarantee, since been taken down! As there was so many flaws in this build. It was a neat project, but I guarantee it didn't last.

@mountains889 2 года назад

@@Zootycoonman223 4x4s?? why?? maybe 2x6s but 4x4 doesnt make any sense for a floor joist - not from an engineering perspective - better yet, maybe just use pavers

@KatBurnsKASHKA 2 года назад

@@Zootycoonman223 I would actually just build the floor joists and fill in with gravel. the floor is inviting critters to live under, since it will be very warm.

2 года назад

@@KatBurnsKASHKA Covering the joists in gravel would encourage them to hold moisture and rot... Great idea...

@FantaBH 4 года назад

2:31 it looks like you finally have found your lost pen. :)

@jonnaughton 4 года назад

Just curious why you chose to have a full wooden floor rather than use pea gravel so water can easily drain away after you've watered the plants.

@timothygreer188 4 года назад

Not to mention the geothermal value of bare ground

@AleaumeAnders 4 года назад

@@timothygreer188 Plus wont the wood on soil rot quickly while it would dry off quickly if placed on gravel?

@timothygreer188 4 года назад

@@AleaumeAnders yeah especially when using 2x4, 4x4 would have given a better footing. Those 2x4 are gonna sink right in. It would have been easy enough to place small cement pylons under it. There's also no french drain, so the "clay doesn't move much once it's settled" will retain water and speed up rot and topside erosion. The framing was done nicely and the coroplast is a nice touch, though I would have left the film on the roof parts to help decrease excessive heat. Don't get me started on the vents that are going to blow open with the first big gust of wind and drench the inside

@edbenson98 4 года назад

Here's a great video from Lowes that shows you how to do that: How to Build a Greenhouse ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-Bbibe0yuiew.html

@miguelsalami 4 года назад

Great idea❗

@imagepng_ 4 года назад

To show you the power of flex tape, I sawed this roof in half!

@samuelsilva8364 4 года назад

Is this the real FLEX TAPE?

@andrewmurray444 4 года назад

i was just going to comment "FLEX TAPE!" but this is better

@nick-of-all-trades 4 года назад

THAT'S A LOT OF DAMAGE!

@gnarlyishellagnarly 4 года назад

hahahahaha, tha'ts awesome comment and great sale. SOLD! not. I don't trust flextape, just sayin'

@bryantrogers5596 4 года назад

One word exzelerating 😀👍

@jeanroeder5534 3 года назад

Very professional, thank you.

@johnrogan9420 2 года назад

Cool door!

@g2macs 4 года назад

Just in case you're thinking of making one..... from experience an automatic roof vent is a must. These work like a car thermostat and open when it gets too hot. Plants don't like extremes they like a steady temperature so you may want to think about whitewashing the insides if that area is in direct sunlight for hours.

@Random-JustAnother 2 года назад

Lkkkk kkm

@joelabster6538 4 года назад

Wish you’d make me a green house!!! Or at least a room off the back of my house to safely enjoy my backyard!

@ari-im7or 4 года назад

is your backyard dangerous?

@ebazileyes1475 3 года назад

Very nice. Love it!

@calebschoonraad6810 2 года назад

Awesome video, great fun to watch!

@stephenleach4375 4 года назад

How did you keep the vent flaps secure when they are down?

@OldTimerGarden 3 года назад

Two things I would have done differently. I would have framed in the roof vents to prevent a high wind from ripping the vents off. As they are, there's no way to latch them closed. I also would have painted the framing to the color of the house before installing the clear panels to prevent the wood from turning gray with age or at least stained it first.

@johnrogan9420 2 года назад

Classy job...well done!

@victorian.mccormick6298 3 года назад

Nice workshop! I'm jealous!

@Gmastertech 2 года назад

I’m building one now on a smaller scale (6x8), hopefully it turns out as nice as yours. Thanks for sharing this.

@coffeebuzzz 4 года назад

People, don't do this. Everything in this greenhouse is excellent except the floor. I don't care what sort of wood product you use, this will be a rotten mess with infestations of bugs and disease all through that flooring. Just use gravel on top of the natural ground, it would be cheaper and easier as well.

@meganturner1168 4 года назад

coffeebuzzz i want to do brick floor

@gregfutrelle1396 4 года назад

He also failed to kill the grass beneath the floor, which is likely to result in ‘weedeating’ inside the greenhouse as it comes up that back wall. Also, even if the wood floor performs well, the grooves are running the wrong way for easy sweeping. But the roof vents were the most serious mistake.

@basedbear1605 4 года назад

You should be digging and putting in geothermal piping for free heat, cooling and humidity control anyways.

@GospelTruth37059 4 года назад

Thats what I was thinking also. Always have a good foundation..that's even in the scripture lol. Never put wood on direct ground just a termite disaster waiting to happen .buzzzzzzzz big X :)

@MJ0U812 4 года назад

@@gregfutrelle1396 "As they say on The East Coast" It's Salt Treat ' WTFIT? There is no such thing as "Salt Treat"? It's preasu treated unless it came from Japan and was submerged underwater!! ".

@foxybuddy 4 года назад

What a great idea. There are no screws to the house weather board, think I could apply this idea to my deck.

@zachkri8418 3 года назад

It's gorgeous!

@joshuamullins5278 4 года назад

4:28 - Nice use of lining the nails up with the beat!! 👍

@willskookogey5232 4 года назад

The little things which most don't notice, but which add to the overall quality

@ben_burnes 4 года назад

It happens all over the video, was just going to comment on it at 3:10. I'm glad I'm not the only one that appreciates that kind of stuff.

@forby_ 4 года назад

😉👌

@ModernBuilds 4 года назад

Nailed It!

@jakex0twod 3 года назад

Nahhh he screwed it up

@denesestanley3966 3 года назад

Awesome. I need this

@danielmatthewfilms 3 года назад

I'd love to see what under the siding of the house looks like after a year or 2..

@Natedoc808 Год назад

For higher wind areas, use T posts and use bailing wire run through holes drilled through the studs and wire the studs to T the T posts. You could also use diagonal braces anchored to flat foundation stakes

@douglasmilligan9040 4 года назад

Those feet are going to settle into the ground with all of that weight, should of at least put it on cinder blocks to give it a chance.

@mikelovetere4719 4 года назад

Could have bought some tubes and a bag or two of concrete for some footings.

@bradkendall9551 3 года назад

I built this almost exactly about 10 years ago for my neighbor. Nice little old lady. She uses it everyday of the year. Have had zero trouble out of it. The only thing that has to be replaced was a piece of the siding because (i also mow her lawn) i was cutting her grass and I hit a rock and it shot through the plastic. Everything works just fine if you know what you're doing.

@nathan7627 3 года назад

@Brad Kendall it depends on where u live, some soil will make a building settle like crazy, some won’t, and by that point it’s not really soil. Probably a good mix of rock or clay

@All4Catastrophe_GameOn 3 года назад

rofl ya I just said same thing to myself as I was watching.

@stevenbryant4718 3 года назад

lol, no it won't! Not even maybe.

@wijaya_entchanel4165 4 года назад

Great job 👍

@staciv1064 4 года назад

I want this!!!

@dustinhughes7643 4 года назад

I would love to see you do a butterfly house.

@klogsdon31 4 года назад

Tips from a structural engineer: always make sure to check with your local building department before building a greenhouse. In most jurisdictions, a 120 square foot accessory structure does not require a permit, but as soon as you attach it to your house it becomes an addition and will require a permit. Permits for accessory buildings aren’t expensive, and it helps to make sure your buildings are safe. Also, please don’t use anything less than a 2x6 for a floor joist. The building code has spam tables for different size members, the smallest being a 2x6.

@user-mk5lt5mg5m 4 года назад

Свободное владение нарезным оружием и специальное разрешение на теплицу!? Вот это поворот....

@ciarfah 4 года назад

борис калинин You can't just buy a gun, you need a license & background check

@squeekhobby4571 4 года назад

You are spot on.

@scc9306 4 года назад

And check with your HOA before they make you take this all back down.

@willlienellson7451 4 года назад

The idea that you would need permission from the government and pay a fee to build something like this is ABSURD and represents everything that is wrong with America today.

@victoriousscholar 4 года назад

Good idea on the vent on the end

@DIYBuilt 3 года назад

Great idea. Love it

@cbriangilbert1978 4 года назад

Don't attach a greenhouse to your conditioned home. The high humidity will cause issues from mold to rot.

@juancanobarrera 3 года назад

What if he had added a layer of the coroplast rather than just use the wall for the home? Would that help?

@cbriangilbert1978 3 года назад

@@juancanobarrera Yeah, if he can create a thermal break...even better waterproof the wall and create a thermal break. It's cheap and saves $$$ in having to repair it later when done wrong.

@stevenbryant4718 3 года назад

brick

@cbriangilbert1978 3 года назад

@@stevenbryant4718 If it is a traditional brick structure then the brick is just a façade with weep holes that draw air. The brick on new homes is attached to the sheathing by little metal tabs and isn't even structural. If it is traditional and you slap a greenhouse on it you will get moisture and mold on the backside of the wall. People do it, and people live with mold. I guess it's up for the experts as to how bad it really is to have mold in your living area. I'm not really sure what their consensus is today.

@zedwpd 3 года назад

its against the unconditioned garage wall.

@wrenchdoozer 4 года назад

8:25 The censor bar was there because in reality Bob was swearing like a sailor.

@mr.birdman3364 4 года назад

2:30 that pen just went YEET

@HanginOutWithStan 4 года назад

Very nice greenhouse!!!

@bartvandijk668 4 года назад

Aren't you afraid the bottom will rot because of the moisture?

@Iliketomakestuff 4 года назад

No, it's all pressure treated lumber.

@cmdraftbrn 4 года назад

i'd be more worried of it sinking after it rains for days on end.

@cwadub 4 года назад

@@cmdraftbrn If it's worth doing it's worth doing right. At the least put that structure on concrete posts bases 🤦‍♂️

@thomasohanlon1060 4 года назад

also insects, also you should have used blocks to level the building which would provide bester support for the floor, instead of stakes which makes it a permanent building. Then don't you need a permit,where I live you would.

@bradnoyes7955 4 года назад

@@cwadub Or at least runners that go the full length of the greenhouse to spread the load out

@Pythonassum 4 года назад

hears flex tape: *echoes in the distance* "i sawed this boat in half!"

@juneramirez8580 3 года назад

Nice job!

@OnlyRealsht 3 года назад

I love it thanks

@joeblundell299 4 года назад

For the future, one of the important steps to using multiwalled polycarbonaite is sealing the sides with tape or caulk. It is what creates the closed cell that gives the insulative advantage. With the channels left open it develops currents of air flow that reduce it to an R-value of a single sheet.

@KatBurnsKASHKA 2 года назад

helpful, thanks!

@cappleget 4 года назад

What is the “tent” at 4:56 used with the miter - I would like to get one!!

@gwenstrong1724 4 года назад

Cynthia appleget Saw dust catcher

@TotesMAGoats69 3 года назад

Awesome!

@timbuckii8504 4 года назад

Great job on this!

@TheFiown 4 года назад

Nice job but it seems odd to not set the frame onto cement blocks or some sort of foundation ?

@Iliketomakestuff 4 года назад

You certainly could, but I don't think it's absolutely necessary.

@g1mpster 4 года назад

I Like To Make Stuff you went to all the trouble of trying to level off the floor but you chose to use a tiny footprint of a 2x4 to support ALL of that weight. The weight of the framing, the planters, soil, water, snow, etc. CAN NOT be supported by such a small footprint. The RIGHT way to do this would have been to use 4x4 TREATED posts for the leveling feet, and plant those on top of concrete patio blocks or deck blocks to distribute the weight. That greenhouse is going to sink into the ground when it gets wet because you have far too much weight being spread over far too little surface area. You say to check codes for high wind areas but you clearly didn’t check the codes for this type of construction. Follow the codes for building a deck and you’ll be in good shape. Also, the wall framing is screwed up. You have ALL of the weight of the structure above the floor being supported by the shear strength of the nails you used to attach the vertical wall members. Unless those screws are stainless or hot dip galvanized then they’re going to rust and break. Wall members should NEVER rely on nails for their load bearing strength. You should have built your floor and then nailed the vertical wall structure ON TOP of the floor, like a REAL framing is done. This is a recipe for disaster and is not the way to build a lasting structure. Looks good enough for you to cash your sponsorship check, but that’s all. In a couple years that thing will be falling apart because the moisture from the greenhouse will have rusted away the only thing that’s holding it together: the screws. Massive fail.

@Rottensparrow 4 года назад

Yes, it should, otherwise it will take just a decade for the moisture to ruin the whole construction

@gretz_ 4 года назад

@@g1mpster This ^

@eggsoups 4 года назад

g1mpster this is the second vid I've seen by this guy- complete utter incompetence. And you can tell he doesn't give two shits either. Lowe's should be embarrassed...

@roydahl2834 4 года назад

Great build!! Looks great to live such a dry place, this would've rotten away within a year where I live x)

@east928 4 года назад

How are the plants holding up over the Winter? Would LOVE an update!

@EricResells Год назад

I like this idea for a tool shed… thanks

@canadianbacon79 4 года назад

Looks great! A detailed plan for this would be great as well. I know I could build it, but would be great to reference it

@cauliflower101 4 года назад

I love staying to the end for the bloopers.

@rockcitymarco9186 4 года назад

Very nice job 👍... I want one

@user-yq7pp6tx7y Год назад

Very good beautiful greenhouse

@andrewkennedy227 4 года назад

Build the same thing, paint it black and add a fan or 2 and you your very own wood drying kiln

@marysmith7251 4 года назад

I’d be concerned about giving subterranean termites a direct path from the ground to the siding of the house.

@bobg.3206 4 года назад

That's the purpose of the PT material

@harleyhawk7959 3 года назад

@@bobg.3206 every time you make a cut into PT. you have to retreat the cuts or insects and rot will happen

@harleyhawk7959 3 года назад

not to mention the mouse and rats the will move in underwater the floor he installed

@SedriqMiers 3 года назад

ecotourism.

@joannevaccarella1195 2 года назад

That is really nice greenhouse.

@kelvinkgs726 3 года назад

So cool man

@MrNomads 4 года назад

The fact that you put it against the wall, would that promote mold under the wall cover?

@Lyndsayarielle 4 года назад

yes It will be constantly filled with condensation.

@DaHaiZhu 4 года назад

Concerns I have with this are: 1) The vinyl siding will bucket after a few seasons from the heat. 2) Those little 2x4 feed will sink into the ground. 3) the wood will rot (Pressure Treated or Not) on the feet and underneath due to moisture and lack of ventilation 4) It's still going to blow away - even if its tied to the house 5) The HOA will make you take it down 6) You should have sloped the floor and had drain holes as you will get standing water in it. 7) Mold and slime will grow on the siding inside the greenhouse due to heat and humidity and water getting in between the roof and siding. 8) Critters

@dylant2323 4 года назад

Some of your points are unavoidable with any green house

@worldwideparanormal3523 3 года назад

Building code dictates subflooring is allowed to be no thinner than 3/4 inch

@nathan7627 3 года назад

@Luwdig Van Mozart not true, but at that point they can become expensive

@228Brendon 2 года назад

I recently helped build a 96-ft high tunnel. If you use aluminum tape on the top and paper tape on the bottom of the polycarbonate sheets, it keeps bugs out and allows moisture to drain from the corrugated structure of the sheets

@escapetherace1943 2 года назад

@@sukt00 doesn't matter if there is an HOA or not, because the county has building codes regardless that have to be followed

@bunnybabybevytv6434 2 года назад

Ty for this video

@sheilabishop5873 3 года назад

Looks awesome!

@kristifer30 4 года назад

I love the eclectic collection of projects on this channel. One week a cat proof toilet paper holder and now a greenhouse. Good job guys, keep it up!

@louisl.8724 4 года назад

If you do not add some wide foot pads, the wooden legs will sink uneven.

@stevegiannoulis_official 3 года назад

New to your channel...I like this greenhouse project!!!

@erdogan330 2 года назад

great job thanks.

@houseofgrooving 4 года назад

When I was young I was an idiot and played with nail guns like they were actual guns and I shot nails around the shed by pulling back on the safety thing

@cluckett29 4 года назад

I absolutely love it!!! It’s more like DIT though (Do It Together) 😂😂

@judahspearl3375 3 года назад

very thorough

@connieback7577 4 года назад

Nice! But I live in that high wind area. I think I’d lose that pretty quickly in a storm.

@jonathanalysiatarpley8354 4 года назад

Really Cool, thanks for sharing. Have you ever had trouble with rot in the 2x4's that are in direct contact with the ground? What about laying a foundation of gravel for drainage?

@fireboltaz 2 года назад

Ain’t nobody got time for that!

@TheFlytrapGarden 4 года назад

The polycarbonate sheeting should be sealed, or else the use of the air gaps providing any insulation is lost, and dirt will get into the sheeting, making it no longer see-through over time...

@FerFer84 4 года назад

and humidity and fungus gonna make a party inside those channels. my prediction is this is gonna remain clear about 3 months and then its gonna turn darker and darker inside the channels.

@commoncents456 3 года назад

What a great video. Thank you

@antonialopez444 4 года назад

Exellent job

@nathanedwards3057 4 года назад

I normally use concrete blocks dug into the ground to level up my base as wood touching the ground rots so fast. Great video 👍 cant wait to get mine finished.

@justgivemethetruth 2 года назад

These guys are incompetent & wasteful

@FarEastSurvival 8 месяцев назад

I was thinking the same thing. This construction is going to rot from the base as the exposed wood sucks up humidity and water from the ground. They should have used some concrete blocks as a foundation.

@bradleynanneman2703 3 года назад

All that Lowe's lumber, and not a single warped stud?

@blacksabbath222 3 года назад

They didn't show you the 45 minutes they spent picking the good ones out of the pile.

@nedcramdon1306 3 года назад

@@blacksabbath222 All our top grade lumber is bowed, twisted, crowned and warped. Oh ya, also knotted and waned. I detest the filthy garbage!!

@stuffwelike7184 3 года назад

Lmao! 😂

@beckywatt5048 3 года назад

I was told many yrs ago the state and municipalities got choice of all the first run stuff .

@nathan7627 3 года назад

Treated lumber is normally straighter than just your 2x4

@hellohlaale8728 4 года назад

i loved it! i want to make my own green house, but i dunno if i want plastic or glass.... temperature in here its pretty high!

@wolfkane77 4 года назад

Great video, building one for my parents at their house! I have a question, whats the make model and year on that Toyota? Is it a land cruiser from the 90's?

@TeamProsperity 4 года назад

I wouldn’t put a wood floor in it, I would just remove the sod, level it out and install crushed stone

@fireboltaz 2 года назад

They built their before lumber prices went sky high

@rickgreer7203 2 года назад

Either no floor, or put it up on a few concrete deck blocks. One or the other...

@ericmcginnis9413 4 года назад

The humidity will creep up behind that siding and damage that wall !

@HsingSun 2 года назад

Thank you for your video. I am going to build the same shape (lean) shed in my back yard, but I would like to use aluminum sheet around the base. Question: What type of screen did you use? White mesh?

@kathleenhoward2634 4 года назад

I Love that, nice size

@officialsubway7707 4 года назад

Song you hear most “Kick it off” By: divorce applause

@echinio9 4 года назад

Man, watching this really makes me want to go out and get the supplies to get this going!

@Griefer_Jesus 2 года назад

So do it

@cristinaferreira2230 4 года назад

Really great job.

@MyDiamondLife 4 года назад

amazing - i love it

@VincentHarrydragonphire 4 года назад

Can you do a Bits video on "Checking with your local code."

@modelmanjohn 4 года назад

One year I built a shed and checked with my towns building inspector about meetung code. First thing he said was "how big is it?" Turns about if you build a shed or similar under a certain square footage and height, it doesnt matter. Mine wasnt so I had to do it, but it was still interesting to know.

@kylependergrass4064 4 года назад

@@modelmanjohn that varies state to state

@mindaugasnomnom3548 4 года назад

Someone hire Matt Risinger to inspect that "green" house.

@adamglendye 4 года назад

Vincent Harry @forby is a genius and does some amazing edits

@mcd4140 4 года назад

Congrats I am the 90st like

@kinkonskadoosh1892 4 года назад

Love the chop saw tent for containing the saw dust!

@RealMudSkipper 4 года назад

Is there going to be an issue with sinking since it's resting on 'sharp' 2x4s?

@buchanansleeve7427 4 года назад

And mold grows on the outside of your house on the siding. Moisture will get inside that siding of your house!

@FigmentsMade 4 года назад

And in today's video, we build a pizza oven. That's actually an excellent tip to not build this in the summer!

@forby_ 4 года назад

😄

@donaldpowell7762 4 года назад

I’ve been waiting for this since the tease in No Instructions. I am not disappointed! Great job.

@NoneFB 2 года назад

It looks like an addition.

@chaosindafridge 15 дней назад

I like how the nail gun went with the music. Nice touch!

@buchanansleeve7427 4 года назад

All that humidity getting into the houses siding will make mold start . Give it some time it will start rotting.

@harleyhawk7959 3 года назад

any house clad in vinyl will mold and rot from the inside. wood unable to breathe and too much moisture retention unless its desert

@daviddavis8165 3 года назад

I love watching these types of youtube videos.I was going to get a proper builder in to sort my garden and build a fence. But since watching these types of videos i have saved so much money and learned to do my own diy jobs. Thanks for sharing these videos with us all. Oh and the 44 feet long fence is done by myself.