f... ing genuis ... great job ... won't be showing my wife cause she'd say see build that ... unfortunately I'll have to buy a pre made kit n build that since for the life of me I could never build that 4 sided roof you made n that's the look my wife wants ... again great job... u got some building engineer or lots of experience behind you
Might as well done a before and after picture...too fast. It would be more appreciative if you would have slowed it down a little bit to show more detail.
Er, yes no problem, we can supply a full list of sizes, cuts working drawing and installation video. And at the same time we can let you borrow all the tools? - or of course you can get in touch and we can build one for you 😊
It’s always a good idea to let your neighbour know what you’re planning, it’s never a surprise that way! Current regulations on this type of structure are that if you’re building within 2m of the boundary then the height cannot exceed 2.5m - this build is within this requirement.
Nicely done! I'm preparing to build my own. Did you find it necessary to bolt/screw post support feet to slabs? I was intending too but I was unsure what to use without potentially cracking slabs. Do you think just basic raw plugs would do? Maybe only one for each post? Cheers
Fixing the posts to the base helps to stop them twisting through the seasons, we use a metal foot onto patios and use a rawl type plug made by Fischer that takes an M6 self tapping bolt, this way you limit the likelihood of cracking the slab, but this is most likely to happen when drilling so can’t stress enough the need for a good drill and excellent drill bit suitable to the slab type!
@@hampshiregardenstructures5350 I hadn't taken twisting into account, great point. I will buy a new masonry bit and also check out the rawl plug you suggested. Thankyou. 👍
We use a pressure treated Larch, depending on the build size some is imported from Scandi regions (structural grades) but in the main it’s FSC British Grown
Are the boards you are laying on top of the rafters angled like shingle, or are they pressure treated 1x10 or something similar? how do you achieve the pyramid look of the roof?
The hip roof design of the roof will dictate the pyramid shape. And the overlapping of each following course will give the ridge you see where each course meets .
This particular build didn’t need consent, the requirement to need permission is specific to the location, often properties which are listed, or located in a conservation area or AoNB / National Park / SSSI would require permission or at least to confirm with your LPA that either you don’t require or that a Lawful Development Certificate can be issued 😎
@@hampshiregardenstructures5350 interesting I thought limit was 2.5m high and anything above requires planning permission. I live in a new build property area
Hi David, it depends on size and specification of the build, we publish all our standard prices on our website - if it’s something more bespoke we can tailor a build to your needs
WOW.. he literally built that in 30 seconds…Must be a world record!
❤Mounted a tv without drilling into the wood gazebo with ZeboZAP tv mount.
zebozap is ausom good for outside
Zebozap is not bad. I got one and happy with the result.
Not good when it is windy. I use a bungee cord to keep it from flapping in the wind.
I got the ZeboZAP and very happy with the mount.
That beam temporary for standing is genius
We may have borrowed it from the Egyptians…. Ssssh don’t tell anyone!
@@hampshiregardenstructures5350you mean the aliens?!
f... ing genuis ... great job ... won't be showing my wife cause she'd say see build that ... unfortunately I'll have to buy a pre made kit n build that since for the life of me I could never build that 4 sided roof you made n that's the look my wife wants ... again great job... u got some building engineer or lots of experience behind you
We provide a build on site service, usually around same price as a kit.. get in touch via our website for a quote
Might as well done a before and after picture...too fast. It would be more appreciative if you would have slowed it down a little bit to show more detail.
Agreed. This is really no help. Even at a quarter of the speed, it is really fairly useless.
What do you expect in a 34 seconds video? Lol
I got a zeboZAP tv mount that straps onto the gazebo post without drilling
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nice job.
Nice finish. I'm actually building my own. Can I ask what roof panels you used to finish off the roof? Thanks
Apparently NO!
What boards did you use on the roof? Looks good that
I like this. Can you post a list of timbers needed plus material? Thanks
Er, yes no problem, we can supply a full list of sizes, cuts working drawing and installation video. And at the same time we can let you borrow all the tools? - or of course you can get in touch and we can build one for you 😊
@@hampshiregardenstructures5350 thanks
Impressive
Hi,
What treated timber size did you use for the roof slats? 150mm x 19mm?
Thanks,
we use 225x22mm
What did you use for the roof? Cedar siding?
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I'm looking to do the same , did you notify the neighbour ? because is it right , that you should be 1 meter, from the fence
It’s always a good idea to let your neighbour know what you’re planning, it’s never a surprise that way!
Current regulations on this type of structure are that if you’re building within 2m of the boundary then the height cannot exceed 2.5m - this build is within this requirement.
Do you have cut dimensions for this build
Nicely done! I'm preparing to build my own. Did you find it necessary to bolt/screw post support feet to slabs? I was intending too but I was unsure what to use without potentially cracking slabs. Do you think just basic raw plugs would do? Maybe only one for each post? Cheers
Fixing the posts to the base helps to stop them twisting through the seasons, we use a metal foot onto patios and use a rawl type plug made by Fischer that takes an M6 self tapping bolt, this way you limit the likelihood of cracking the slab, but this is most likely to happen when drilling so can’t stress enough the need for a good drill and excellent drill bit suitable to the slab type!
@@hampshiregardenstructures5350 I hadn't taken twisting into account, great point. I will buy a new masonry bit and also check out the rawl plug you suggested. Thankyou. 👍
What kind of wood it is? Is it durable to rain snow,? How much each stud?
We use a pressure treated Larch, depending on the build size some is imported from Scandi regions (structural grades) but in the main it’s FSC British Grown
Are the boards you are laying on top of the rafters angled like shingle, or are they pressure treated 1x10 or something similar? how do you achieve the pyramid look of the roof?
The hip roof design of the roof will dictate the pyramid shape. And the overlapping of each following course will give the ridge you see where each course meets .
Why do you put the hips in first and not the commons?
It makes no difference which you do first, just that it’s easier to beak the commons second when the hips have to sit on the post tops
How did you determine the angle of shingles at the hip ends where they meet.
What type of wood did you use?
We use a pressure treated Larch or Redwood according to the spec’ we also build some in Cedar and Oak
did you need planning permission for this?
This particular build didn’t need consent, the requirement to need permission is specific to the location, often properties which are listed, or located in a conservation area or AoNB / National Park / SSSI would require permission or at least to confirm with your LPA that either you don’t require or that a Lawful Development Certificate can be issued 😎
@@hampshiregardenstructures5350 interesting I thought limit was 2.5m high and anything above requires planning permission. I live in a new build property area
Nice job mate, are your hip caps just stock timber or vee cut to fit over boards?
These ones are just stock timber 75x19mm
Top man.
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Went too fast...even at slow speed...rubbish
If you're going to post a "how to" video, you should at least include enough information to actually help people.
What is that a pre cut kit ?
All cut and built to size from scratch
How much pls
Hi David, it depends on size and specification of the build, we publish all our standard prices on our website - if it’s something more bespoke we can tailor a build to your needs
That wasn't fast enough
I’m getting old, I used to be much quicker!
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What a waste of a video.