Find the full series playlist here: https://bit.ly/2BiLSyC
Part 10 of a video series about how to self-build a timber-framed garden room office (aka tiny house) /wood workshop in the UK.
This video covers how I built the warm roof.
The purpose of this video series is to provide all the information required for viewers to build their own garden room rather than just a montage of the building work. It took me months of research to learn everything in these videos so I hope to save people time and money.
The videos are a mix of theory and footage of the build including all the mistakes I made along the way. I am not a builder or tradesman, just a keen DIY-er with some basic tools. Everyone can do this!
In the longer term, I hope to turn this channel into a community for garden room self-builders and to eventually evolve into a woodworking projects channel – the real purpose of my garden room!
Garden room ideas: workshop, office, games room, cinema room, art studio, music studio, yoga retreat, spare bedroom, annexe or run a home business such as yoga classes or hair salon.
🌍My website – https://www.alidymock.com
📸Instagram – https://instagram.com/alidymock
💌 Email – hello@alidymock.com
Tools used:
Rope
Circular saw
Impact driver: https://www.screwfix.com/p/erbauer-eri6041pd-18v-2-0ah-li-ion-cordless-impact-driver/7485f
Hammer
Tape measure: https://www.screwfix.com/p/stanley-tylon-tape-measures-8m-16-pack-of-2/2086h
Pencil
String line
Ladders
Tarpaulin
Spirit level as a straight edge
Sharpie pen
Safety: gloves, eye-wear, ear protection, dust mask
Materials used:
18mm OSB3
11mm OSB3
Screws 50mm
Nails 50mm
100mm timber
Polythene vapour barrier: https://www.wickes.co.uk/Wickes-Green-Polythene-Vapour-Barrier—2-5-x-20m/p/153230
Polythene tape: https://www.screwfix.com/p/polythene-joint-tape-black-50mm-x-33m/44221100mm PIR insulation
180mm slab nails: http://www.builderdepot.co.uk/speed-pro-180mm-x-3-75-galvanised-slab-nails-1kg-pro-tub.html
Rag ‘n’ Bone Brown youtube channel:
https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCVyE_6jEtVZGmYGXtUOL5FQ
Good websites to check prices for materials :
https://www.selcobw.com/
http://www.builderdepot.co.uk/
Music:
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hi ali could you use 11mm osb on joist to keep weight down?
music is annoying but the vdo is fantastic
What is the size of this shed it looks huge
Superb dude.. BTw.. the music.. who is it.. Bass!!!!!
How much did all thins cost in the end? I’m going to build a wood shop myself and I’m trying to figure cost of all the materials. Thanks!
Thank you! I am looking forward to watching more of this series in preparation for redoing my flat roof. Nearly 50, female, btw. I appreciate your tips on how to do things efficiently as a solo worker.
Thanks for much useful advice! I'm wondering about finishing my roof with corrugated iron or similar – I'm guessing I could waterproof the top deck with a membrane of some kind and then fasten the corrugated iron to it – would that work?
I have you to thank for my summer house. Cheers
Great video, thanks. Do you think 11mm osb top and bottom would have been sufficient, as opposed to 18mm and 11mm? Many thanks
Ali – quick question for you. At 5:50 in this video why is it that these pieces of timber aren't flush? The top one looks like the 2×4 boundary holding the PIR in place, but what is the lower timer? Is it the fascia board? Thanks!
Great videos and really useful presentation, many thanks. One thing I'm not clear about, though – if I were to leave the roof joists exposed internally with ceiling, deck etc above them, how are the gaps between each joist above front and back walls filled in? Have I missed something obvious?
This is brillient. Excellent details. Was 100mm insulation enough to get the Building Control certificate ? (I assume you applied for one)
you should invest in a gorilla gripper
Great video, excellent presentation. Love the music too. I’m a over the hill woman trying to tackle DIY projects by myself. Thanks for the clear explanations and speaking audibly.
Just vow
Brilliant !! well done, if i can just say never walk backwards on a roof.
Love the videos. Thanks.
Do you really need to leave a 3mm expansion gap for OSB?
I'm a DIYer and decked out my attic for storage last year. Didnt think I would need to leave a gap.
I know this video is old now but i was wondering if the slab nails gave you any issues with the rubber roof. I was thinking of using a spade drill bit to recess them but not sure if the nail head also sticks up. What are your thoughts?