This Shed is Now Weatherproof (And Pest-Free)
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As someone who works in the trades and watches too many CZcams videos it’s nice to see an honest video.
It’s just a shed.
Father and son together priceless...
Cheers. Love working with my kids!
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Thanks! Its wet, hray and chilly in Pittsburgh, but the crickets in the background made me smile. Great shed, too.
Cheers . we like to film months in advance so we can guarantee to upload every week. Cheers!
Love your videos!!! You're the best youtuber for DIY hands down. If you ever get a chance, please oh please do a video on reinforcing a house that only has a crawl space. Please take care and keep up the excellent work sir!
Always cool seeing a son and father work together. That shed is better built than track houses.
Thank you Jeff!!!!!
I've been watching you over the past two years. Not only have you saved me on making my 80yr old home look and feel new, I've learned more hands on than any degree.
Thanks for all the videos jeff i had to replace 2 doors on my minihome during the summer scanned threw some of your content and half a day later they were installed. Any time im thinking of tackeling a job i look towords your videos. Thanks jeff take care. From nb canada
Cheers to New Brunswick!
Always a pleasure to see you work. I have missed a few videos but will be going back to watch.
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Thank you! Cheers!
Thanks for the video.
Thank you! I have been planning to build a larger shed on a preexisting cement pad and these videos will be a huge help. But first I need to redo the roof over my sun room, and figure how to lay down a low slope roof...
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks so much Jeff for all your videos . Ive been watching your stuff for years. Im a 42 year old carpenter from Ireland and started my apprenticeship when i was 16 years old. im still learning and loving every minute of your content and because of you i am now a tiller, painter and just a better all round contractor. Thanks so much for all your video's. We need to get ye canadians and Americans to change over to the metric system😂😂 .
@jaykell6508...It's time for you to start a you tube channel also!😊
good job! developing those skills makes you a valuable project manager one day when you are ready to put down the tools. Cheers!
I still live at home but because of your video's I get so much inspiration that I just want to fix things at the house or improve if needed! Thank you for that 😄
I would like to learn more about the options available to add insulation on outside of exterior walls on a older housr, before to install new sidings
I'm doing a shed also ,great video, would you recomend use this wrap and vinyl sidding down here in florida where is extremely wet and humid must year round to protect osb boards or you recomend the use of pressure treated wood thru out the hole project?
thanks
Typar only requires cap nails/staples every 32", this is due to the 33 lbs from the fiber weave. If you staple it, you void the warranty, which is substantially better than any other WRB including Zip, limited lifetime. Ie good install, and tapes and flashing vs 30 years.
Hee hee love the free ad for Perkins!
Totally! But really... they do make a nice engine. ;)
My favorite building supply store in Ottawa region. Cheers!
Any chance you have a set of plans and/or bill of materials?
Ring cap nails is the right way. Staples are cheaper and ok to use because it will be covered with siding anyways. All the videos i see now especially with roofing, everything is stapled. But for my place always ring capped nails.
SHould I install this on the framing if I'm using LP Smartsiding 4x8 panels as the siding?
You can never have enough sheds.
I had a big ol shed already here with some of the exterior not looking so great. It keeps the rain out but it's a pest party hotel and no idea where to even begin with limited time for any sort of quick fix like this.
always fold your tape over?! Wow - wish I had known that trick during my warehouse packing job. hahahaha
I'm glad to see you hung the wrap right side up. If you hang it any other way the warranty is void, because it's hard to read the advertising.
LOL. Cheers!
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How do you like those Reebok work shoes?
Jeff, does Perkins have a shipping capability so that we can have these products shipped directly from them? I would like to patronize businesses that try to keep prices down.
Just checked out "This Shed is Now Weatherproof (And Pest-Free)" video, and it's a total game-changer for anyone dealing with shed troubles. The DIY weatherproofing tips are seriously practical - who knew fixing up a shed could be this straightforward. It's like a guide that finally makes shed maintenance easy for us non-experts!
I'm from New Zealand. What's J trim?
Hey Jeff, like your shed there.
If someone could take 60k, do you think they could build a small house and get all the way to the finish stage ?
If so how big a house could 60k build if you were doing it yourself ?
I like this. Although I would have done a continuous wrap all the way around. 1 reason is you could put the opening on the corner that is not a wind exposure.
I feel like this would be very ungainly and at risk to tear or damage, even not get installed correctly with only 2 people.
no worries Sophia. this product does not have to be installed tight. just continuous and seal all the joints. once it is covered no one will know if you did it perfectly. Just as long as you protect the wood. Cheers!
Ah, a new video to make my day.
My one beef with zip sheathing is that its OSB instead of plywood. I hate OSB. LOL. I could be mistaken, but I think they used to make it with plywood but it was too expensive so they must have stopped.
Staples can be good. I used stainless steel staples going in to cement board to put up some plastic trim that got mudded over.
One of the challenges of working with the house wrap- other than the wind-- is if you have pets. Anytime I need to stretch something out like that outside, the cats, dogs, and cows want to come see what I'm doing. Cats and dogs will sit on things. Cows will lick things and sometimes the one with horns will poke things with her horns. At least I don't have goats anymore. They would eat the house wrap. LOL.
I know you've done siding videos before but I hope you do one for this shed.
I have never seen anyone build a shed without sheating?
I guess it's budget friendly.
I have seen homes, but usually 2" plus of rigid foam boards are used.
zip wall is also your sheeting and adds structural strength, with OSB running at $30 a sheet (local cost) you can offset the build costs with this fancier product. If I could get it at the "youtuber sponsored" cost I would use it but for a cheap building to stick your lawn chairs in, nothing wrong with this setup.
What are the details for the bottom and top portion? Looks like bugs can still get through there.
You can tape all the edges - wrap the bottom an inch or so and tape. Matt Risinger has videos on this.
in hot climates you put the vapor barrier on the exterior, in cold climates you put in on the interior. problem is four season climates that is the majority of the western world. According to the local building code you need to invert your wall 4 months of the year, (or open the windows). Modern construction is a seal tight, then they add heat for January and Air Con for July.
How can I make a ramp to get my Lawn Mower inside without hitting the mower deck ?
Think of your ramp as a right angle triangle. Steeper it is more of a chance that it will hit the deck. So bring the start of the ramp out more remember A square +B square equal C square.
I put my 12x20 tempo up a year ago and wrapped it in plywood and insulation. They thinks its a shed. im good.
#1 that's not butyl tape. #2 Exterior tuck tape is red. The blue tuck tape is used for vapor barrier inside. It has a different adhesive compared to the red tuck tape and I'm not sure it can handle the exterior, but it might. I get that you don't want to use name brands but Butyl tape is misleading and used for metal roofing and glass work.
Code on all my sites are caps. Plus manufacturer warranty. Dupont want you to use caps and tape too.
It’s a shed. Doesn’t need code.
Do you have video on how you made that shed ?
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I have had way better luck with Typar than with Tyvek. Seems the Typar is much more resistant to tearing if left exposed for an extended period of time. Just my experience. Good choice. Also, the thing that Tuck Tape sticks to best, is itself! LOL
The boy was behind the vapor barrier you were repairing giving you the finger and making faces! Why is he waiting so long to get in the trades? I started going to work with my dad in the masonry business when I was 5 or 6.
You got a building permit for that shed? Its longer than 10' and 10x10 is the maximum size without a permit in many places.
Ontario just changed to 160 sq ft for non permit sheds.
nice!@@JonathanSick
Many places allow up to 200SF and under 10’ tall
Yup, 160 sq ft and max height 13 ft (Toronto).
@6:07......trash handoff fail lol
Zip system is quite expensive. I live in the south and almost never see it being used.
It is about 2x the cost of OSB. Few people use it because everyone likes a cheap house with large square footage. You don’t hear people asking to buy a quality built home.
It's used almost exclusively for new construction condos and apartments here in central florida now-a-days - That as well as advantec subfloor system. It's great stuff. I built a 10x16 gable roof shed and used all zip sheathing only because I plan on turning it into a small climate controlled workshop eventually. Zip system is great stuff!
Zip saves the step and expense of Tyvek, and has R value. It even comes in a 2 1/2" thick R-12 version, for those with real money.
Where’s the plywood?
only needed for 1 side if you build like I did. saves a ton of money!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY how do you keep the studs from racking? The plywood gives it strength right?
He wants to be able to escape in case of fire by running through the walls, it's a safety feature!@@jessemyers9858
House-wrap was made to block air infiltration, not water. Back when they thought it was better to install expensive heat-exchangers and extensive air ventilation systems sold by HVAC shops, and marked up by contractors, instead of just having a few micro-cracks here and there to let in fresh air. Small amounts of moisture can slowly dissipate out through that membrane.
But true vapor barrier is on the inside where warm humid air accumulates from cooking potatoes etc. Any residual trapped moisture in wall insulation dries to the cold dry outside air. And liquid water (rain) repellent is on the outside; usually [back to] tar-paper now. That repels water, blocks direct air flow, and slowly dries to the outside too. Housewrap is at best superfluous and unnecessarily expensive. Zip sheathing is useless unless in humid flyovers like southern ontario and the gulf coast, because it blocks moisture in the wrong direction.
A shed could be drafty but a house shouldn’t. We want to control our home environment.
When people say let fresh air in, it is pollution, wild fire smoke, and bugs that also come in. Fresh air is filtered air.
Good thing that you know more than anyone else in the industry. I'm never gonna use Tyvek again.
@@maddierosemusic Good for you. It's always a positive thing to know why you're doing something, instead of just because the guy down the street did it to get past the local inspector.
I couldn't understand the purpose of that wrap . What kind of wind did they try to stop when they put OSB otside walls which is almost vapor impermeable . Only not long ago I learned that the wrap around a house protect OSB from water
@@andreycham4797 Tract housing slapped together as fast as possible will leave substantial gaps in the weather envelope. Easier to tie a big bag around it all at the end than take 'too much' time to construct a building. It's not about air getting through solid wood or press-glued chips.
It was really driven by the narrative of the 'hermetically sealed' crowd, that believed sealing everything up tight as a sardine can would prevent loss of a few calories of heat. Of course, to the immense profit of HVAC equipment manufacturers, vendors, and installers. And the makers of tyvek.
Chip board is horrible stuff, and will warp and disintegrate quickly in the weather. Temporarily covering it with anything at all is probably better than nothing. But tar paper and siding is a proper permanent solution. Alternates exist of course, such as the outer wythe of a reinforced/pre-stressed concrete sandwich panel. Or solid wood treated with various forms of varnish, etc.
using the bare minimum is fine for a shed. but dont conflate this with the need for improved building science.
I hate to be a party pooper, but... I don't see how this is pest free. You are not supposed to tape the bottom of the house wrap because water can get behind it. You did not tape the bottom of it, which seems right, but a pest will just crawl right in... What am I missing?
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I’m confused as to how you could possibly consider this “pest free”… it’s a layer of paper, and you didn’t even seal the bottom
once the facade is on there is no way mice are getting in. and it is woven plastic not paper. Cheers!
@@HomeRenoVisionDIY okay, but the facade ISNT on yet, so why put that in the title potentially confusing a DIYer?
I’ve been in construction for over 25 years if you build a shed with no concrete footings or lag bolts in the bottom plates and sheathing on the walls the first hurricane with over 50 mph winds that shed is going to be a pile of rubble. Not to mention that a vapor barrier and just vinyl siding is not water proof. If you want to know how to build something correctly don’t watch this guy subscribe to Perkins brothers. They are excellent builders top quality.
They are in Canada - Ottawa. Not very many hurricanes over there. 🤷🏽♀️
@@ClearFlames But still a tremendous amount of hot air. Most of it left-wing and stinky.
oh please....
That’s funny. I can buy a shed from Home Depot and all it does is sit on stone that doesn’t have any concrete footers. It’s a shed bro not a small home or something. Only difference that I would do is definitely put plywood on the exterior.
I agree with you 100% if you buy a shed from Home Depot and it’s prefab you can assemble it on top of block or stone but if you’re gonna build one from scratch build it right to last that’s all I’m saying.
Come on, dude its a shed, should be able to put that stuff on and side it in the same day....