FINISHED: The £500 DIY Garden Room

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   @RagnBoneBrown 5 months ago

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   @WoodworkJourney 5 months ago

   Brilliant, love it buddy!

3. 

   @fredschaves 5 months ago

   Love these multi part series! Keep 'em coming!

4. 

   @reversegreenpotato 5 months ago

   I like how the decking boards you used remove all arguments about groove-side up vs down, since they have grooves both sides 😂 normally only see grooves on one side here

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   @janh6639 5 months ago

   Fantastic job 😊

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   @PaulO-mv6ku 5 months ago

   Excellent job

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   @MontytheScarlet 5 months ago

   Nice job. Shows what can be done with reclaimed materials and a bit of ingenuity👍

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   @Incognito-turnip 5 months ago

   Looks beautiful keith. Love the charred wood look and salvaged parts. Good man

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   @searkho653 5 months ago

   so milwaukee's not sponsoring anymore

10. 

    @markdyballuk 5 months ago

    well done Keith, an inspiring video to show what can be down with ingenuity rather than money

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    @p_mouse8676 5 months ago

    I think Keith is in for the summer. He has been playing some catchy summer vibe tunes the last many videos 😂😅😎

    Don't blame him.

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    @ianvicedomini2648 5 months ago

    The finished result outside looks amazing Keith, a really nice feature to the garden.

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    @RosBuildsAShed 5 months ago

    There's certainly a lot to think about and a lot of problems to solve when building a shed.

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    @stuglover1526 5 months ago

    I really enjoyed this series. Well done, it looks great

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    @AndreaArzensek 5 months ago

    Fantastic build Keith 🎉

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    @adamrbing 5 months ago

    That I proper cladding mate will last forever

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    @jp_makes 5 months ago

    This has been such a great series and looking forward to the videos on the interiors to come!

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    @paulrichter3081 5 months ago

    Nice – looks great, and to think you have saved most of the materials from going to landfill

19. 

    @sammountford1876 5 months ago

    If you ever host a party get one of those decking boards up after and count how many house keys and coins have slipped in between them 😅

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    @blaugrana-jw3dd 5 months ago

    There's something touching about this series, idk the honesty, the simplicity, the hardwork without bragging. It's a joy to watch. Bravo!!

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    @barryroberts6470 5 months ago

    All i can say about this series of "The Making of the Garden Room" is Absolutely Bloody Brilliant mate, i can't really say much more after my comments on the last few episodes, but what i will say is this, if this is what you can do on the outside building it from scratch, and using stuff that you have found with a budget of £500, then the inside is going to look Bloody Fantastic. Well Done Keith👏👏👏👏👏
    Barry (the Wirral)

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    @mrs.noodles 5 months ago

    Under budget! Who does that?! Nice work and great use of materials. Can't wait to the see the inside.

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    @thatginettaguy1714 5 months ago

    Have you consodered painting the white PVC to tome them down and blend them in with the wood?

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    @jodalry 5 months ago

    Many thanks for this series. It was absolutely marvellous! Like yourself, I used to use as much salvaged materials for my builds in my younger days, however, I think I just got lazy or impatient to get on with things. Think I’ll go back to my old ways – much more fun. Can I ask what Milwaukee model your small table saw is? Thanks again. 😎👍🏻

25. 

    @tomassey123 5 months ago

    wicked

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    @Badgerworkshop 5 months ago

    The homemade cladding it a great idea and looks amazing.

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    @BitzboxTV 5 months ago

    It looks great and you've brilliantly to stay well within your budget. I've been enjoying this series and actually like that this video was longer

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    @chrisnorton2837 5 months ago

    Looking really nice Keith!

    The only comment I will add is that you might consider softening the corners on those sills, as you have a young child that might get rowdy near the shed one day…

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    @truus5653 5 months ago

    And used wood give so much more character. Love the shed 😘

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    @Diced420 5 months ago

    i would of painted the pvc black but other then that looks good

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    @p3ggy80 5 months ago

    Wish the guy who built my garden room had added some rodent mesh like I suggested… Bloody mice!

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    @grandy2875 5 months ago

    It all looks really good! To do it all for under 500 quid is pretty damn good… gotta love FBMP, kerbside rubbish piles and stash busting 😁
    The only quibble would be the decking boards,,, the ripple side is supposed to face down to help with airflow between the joists and the decking boards, but I understand why so many people do it the way you have, especially in a wet/moist environment,,, you need all the grip you can get 😉
    🙃🐨🇦🇺

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    @PabloBD 5 months ago

    wait, I got a deja vu, didn't you post this one already? please tell me I'm not going crazy

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    @MrMetalChris 5 months ago

    My man thats looking better than most modern build houses! Very envious of having that in your garden, id love something like that as a library/reading room!

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    @TheWardagh 5 months ago

    Great job 👏🏼