Garden room build in 15 days start to finish in 1h 43m 57s, maybe help you drift off to sleep

Hi, Ive put the full 15 days together as a I get a lot of comments regarding the next stage, this way you can just fast forward to the bit your interested in.
Thanks for watching and subscribing!

[aaronag]

This is just amazing, the amount of free information and advice is outstanding

[yokweyokwe]

It's people like you that makes the world a better place, thank you so so much! You just shared your knowledge for free 😭 I deeply have so much respect for you, not a lot of people out there are willing to share what they know for free! Thank uu so much

[graemematthews]

Been in trade for forty years. Great to see a top notch tradesman at work, outstanding and brings joy to my heart that despite the number of cowboys out there a high class tradesman and your team are producing second to none work. Bless you and your team. Good luck. X

[beric]

The level of detail, passion, subject knowledge and professionalism on this is top class.

[kenhunter]

If anyone thought craftsmen and craft women don’t exist today this video shows different. The eye to detail and work ethic of the Oakwood team are second to non. Great video, keep up the great work. I just wish I could afford a little artist studio built by these guys. FANTASTIC

[jaberchowdhury]

Man this gentleman deserves way more sub! Gave away all his trade secrets without hesitation. Thank you and I wish you and your family and team all the success that comes your way.

[ukfordfan]

I’m a carpenter and I have even learnt a few good tips watching this video.
Very impressed with the build quality.

[ryankristian]

Unbelievable amount of dedication and effort for you to put all of this into a video for free so anyone can watch. You guys are awesome!

[hawkeyefire]

Rare to see, quality all round. I’ve packed in site work as nobody goes above and beyond from main contractor to the men on site. I’d love to work with a team of men that care and go home happy. Absolutely brilliant.

[alanw]

Really puts it in to perspective, 15 days, 4 to 5 people working each day, so about 60 'man' days, that's like having a builder at your house for 2 months! You and your team make it look so easy Liam and this series of videos has really shown how much hard work and skill goes in to making one of these structures

[slashwhatever]

As someone who recently struggled to put down a 4m x 5m deck, this video is absolutely jam packed with incredible tips I wish I'd known before! You and your team work damn hard too. Stunning result.

[wolfiesmith]

Great vid, i built a 8x3m workshop/carport down the side of the house during 1st lock down, never done it before, found it extremely rewarding and turned out far better than I thought.
Watching this, I’m confident enough to replace my old prefab garage with something similar to this build.
Respect to Amy as well, a hands on woman is far more attractive than the type that crave attention on Instagram and lack any real qualities .

[andrewmorelli]

Just watched this for the first time, but imagine I'll watch it numerous times. Some excellent tips for how ill build my own. I can't wait get started.

[drsajidawan]

Lovely room, lovely people, nice commentary, true professionals, and a hard-working team. I loved the way everything is done, Superb job team

[gp]

Top quality entertainment! Genuine talent and no overpaid professional liars. Best feature film I've seen for years!

[tonymcfeisty]

I was already confident that with a 15 day build, but the moment you said 5x 2 for the roof and 4x2, osb for base cladding for the walls etc, this was going to be a video about building a proper solid room, and not one of the miriad of throw up a room in a day builds that plague you tube, I already have some ideas of how I'm going to approach my garden room build, having already built a very solid shed but this has given me some ideas of where I may improve/alter the build.

[BB.]

You never want an hole in your rubber! What a life changer that can be!

[jamesaamoore]

found this video searching for suitable ways to build a long lasting base, i'm not sure if i'm overly fond of the base or not yet .... but blown away by the rest of it !

[herbbert]

i first heard: Awkward Gardens, but it´s quit the opposite. Thanks for sharing your workflow!

[ArgyllPiper]

The foundation with the steel rods is a genius idea. Will be using that myself for decking work. Cheers