Thatching in the joining strip 

I hope that this crat/art of making straw roofs will survive in the UK. It is not only beautiful, and traditional, but also lasting for generations!

Amazing Skills & Knowledge. So Great to see you keeping all the traditional skills going. Fantastic

Wow. Mindblown. 30! years.

Alright. Came here from fb for the longer content. Great to see more detail and knowledge of the work. Really enjoy the videos (insert smack an a whack emoji here)

Just subbed, Scotsman living in Canadian Prairies, saw a short video of yours on Fb

Hello. I just saw your video on Facebook and I came here to subscribe to your channel. I wish you good health and peace.

More years than we get!

You have to start making 20 min vids man 😂

Joe Suggs brought me here, this is so interesting to watch, new subscriber

So satisfying to watch. Do you know a book to learn the art of thatching?

Thank you so much :D

@thethatchingguy you have clearly been doing that a while. I've never seen it in process before...do you have a video showing the full process? Do you start with a 2x4, 2x6 framing or full walls and the straw is the siding?

Not to be crass, but most of your viewers won’t have anything against your stripping.

I want to learn!

American here. Had no idea this was a thing. Is this cheaper than a shingle style roof? Just curious. Thanks for the vid and the education!

You hiring? I’m down to move out of California.

What's the expected service life of this king of roof?

Напиши мне есть идея

Too many double entendres….. I don’t know which to start on lol…. Brill job on the roof and vid though