Single Storey Extension 7 x 3.5 metres time lapse foundation up
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- čas přidán 10. 06. 2019
- Built under permitted development and building regulations.
Single storey rear extension of bricks and tiles on 1m foundations to replace a poorly built conservatory which had 20cm of foundations. We considered a solid roof conversion but the rest of the structure wasn't with the investment.
Thanks to Moss Carpentry main builder, in Cambridgeshire area.
Started 10th May 2019, and finished 11th June 2019.
Time lapse photography filmed using old Nexus 5 and Framelapse app.
Editing using YouCut. Music by YouCut. - Jak na to + styl
I had one built exactly like this 7X4 , and made it into a living room, money well spent, to include electrics, and a gas fire with flu ,fully completed it cost £28K in 2014, in West Yorkshire
Excellent... my extension is in the first week and watching this kinda gave me an idea of the stages... Thank You
I bet that took a serious amount of work. Very well done guys !! keep up the good work.
Lovely job that guys 👏👏👏
Great video 👍
Bang on job m8. Great little extension
Really informative video, thank you
Insulation meant to be between two layers of viscreen
That was brill.
I prefer the designed of the old extension
Blessed with the weather on that one
Well done. How much would this cost in a current market (goods gone up significantly) and where abouts are you based please?
Looks fab. Out if interest how much was something like this cost wise roughly if you don’t mind? It’s very similar to what we would like to have.
Great job guys how long did it take until a internal plastered finish.?
Hi there can I ask you a question please on a some what related matter? I need to drill into my concrete floor (residential ground floor) to attach a fixing. I understand there is screed then the concrete then the DPM. How much depth do you think I have before I end up going through the DPM? I was thinking I drilling around 50mm into the ground. Hope you can help :) thanks in advance
Pity there's no guttering to direct rain water off the extension roof.
Considering extending my kitchen been watching videos on CZcams and realised every video people in the comments find flaws in the work...its put me off and maybe better to save up and move
I think its just that there are many different ways of doing things, I struggle with this because I have a very fixed mindset and feel anxious if things aren't all the same. However, I intend to open up the back of the house and build an extension like this, hopefully in the spring. Don't give up, it will be tremendously satisfying to achieve this yourself.
What was the appropriate cost of an extension this size?
Question: When they pour the foundations, a piece of wood is propped up to prevent it completely filling in the trench. Once block/brick laying commences, what appears to be a concrete lintel is used in the gap...is this safe for weight bearing purposes? Also what could that gap be used for?
I see you have said this costs about 30k. Is this including the demolition? If so, what is the cost without it. Thank you.
what's the reason you left the open space in the foundation on the right hand side 0:40-1:30? Drainage?
Good question I was wondering the same thing
Probably goes over an existing sewer pipe
Yes, its for waste pipe, so that the weight of the wall is not on it.
What was you’re average cost for this , looking to build one similar only with double doors, thanks
I did wonder about the DPM sitting directly on the type 2.....other than that, it all seemed fine.
I’m not a builder.....actually I’m a electrician, so probably have no clue! Lol! But it looks much better than some of the horror’s I’ve seen!
what do you mean by DPM sitting directly on the type 2...cheers
newry123 sorry....I meant insulation.
@@Spark101. cheers
Love how people comment you should have done this instead. Don't know if you've ever had a build. It's not the contractors bank account the money is coming from 🤣🤣. The day a contractor tells me I'm having this, that and my £££ can't cover it is the day I'd be telling someone to fk off I'll get someone else 🤷🤷.
nice
You left all that brick dust under the roof tiles. I hate it when trades are messy like this. Same with bathroom fitters who sweep all their mess under the bath before putting the bath panel on.
Im a bricky and understand the dust but why does it matter if it’s all under the bath?😂
@@Leon-gz6zm It's called having pride in your work.
Why they gotta damage my brain cells with this music 🤕
Did you have to listen to music?
The music is shitty - agreed. Since nobody is talking, you could simply have muted the sound and you would have missed nothing at all.
Perfect 👌 thanks that video is just what I was looking for, can you please give me a ball park figure of the cost finding it very hard to find price examples.
Did you manage to get any prices back jack?
I would have thought that the sky lights should have been in line with the windows, i.e. three. Looks rather dark for the interior rooms? J
Nice work - how much for everything ?
Guttering is optional 😂
Thanks for sharing, always good to see how these are built. Hopefully you got it done for under £20k with permitted development.
Good job on the build, but can't say I like the design of it, like somebody else said in the comments a big bifold door or such in place of the 3 windows would have made the space feel bigger and let way more light in.
Maybe he’s turned his old kitchen into a play room or dining room and this conservatory replacement is a new kitchen and big bifold door wouldn’t have been appropriate.
@@jixuscrixus1967 Didn't look like a kitchen. I agree with norm360, it just looks crap and will just end up being a room to dump crap in.
Forgive my ignorance.......please.......What is the gap in the foundations for bottom right where the door to the garden was??? Puzzled
Possibly for drain but seemed massive I know.
Or his missus
@@jonathanmcrae3728 😂😂😂
Hi just watched your CZcams clip and this is exactly what I’m thinking of doing on my property and around the same size as well. It looks absolutely brilliant nice job 👍 Are you able to provide any photos or another CZcams clip of the finished interior ( painted with furniture etc ) happy to provide you with my email address if you need it. Cheers
@garfayliu How much would a job like this cost?
Lads I'm doing a extension myself and trying to as much as possible,
Is it fine to put type 1 down first , the insulation, dpc is a 4 inch concrete adequate without rybar??? Thanks
Boss job by the way 👍🏻
No you needs type 4 first then put slams on top of pgbc membrane.. Hope that helps
Dude be careful when asking advice on CZcams i have believed someone before that seemed logical but after a while we realized that it was a massive screw up. I really learned my lesson from that... If ypu got questions there are diy forums out there and you can chat with them about it and there are traders as well.
Elvis Putns thanks pal
hi just to asked is your dpc same level of your concrete floor and your concrete wall top base of wall plate how much below top of brick wall.thank you.
Hi, yes dpc is at same level as concrete. Screed still on top. I think 1 brick above wall plate.
Hi. Does anyone know if I can have something like this added to the back of my semi detached house. Or is there a rule about having to be a certain distance from the house next door. I’m in Scotland. Ps great video
You’d need to have your drawings/plans drawn up and then submitted for review and approval to verify compliance with local building regulations, your architect will be able to advise.
Builder details please
4 weeks , so fast
Whats the cost bro
Standard kingspan insulation under DPM? 🤔
yeah that's one mistake
Is it allowed to put insulation directly on the ground without any protection film?
No, wasn’t any sand blinding either…
Big mistake, that insulation will be redundant after couple of years. Clearl no building control involved.
As minimum it would have binding, membrane, the. Insulation boards then screed with edge insulated with 20mm PIR board.
Being in clay soil there should be 150mm steel reinforced slab under insulation too...
@@leszekzajac7772 this was defo done by cowboys
Edit: or maybe the customer had a budget hence why the job was done cowboy style lol
@@georgeforeman9366 deffo , just re- watched it, cavity up to ground level should be filled with weak concrete(c5-c10) wall ties around window openings every 3rd course no more than 225mm from the edge, lintels over foundation gap(presumably drains there) sold be 100x140 not 65x100.
In Norway we use 60cm insulation on the floor an 60m insulation on ceilling. We insulate the foundatoion with 5cm insulation by the outer side.
Lidia Cimpeanu we ain’t in Norway... 60m in roof? Must be tall houses......
windows too small tho
I'm a bit surprised there wasn't larger or more skylights when compared to the original.
It's what the client wants. You stupid "Ballbag' they don't decide. For fucksake ..
@@stringer-ik1pc hey ballbag 2. Who convinced them it was cheaper to have 2 separate ones, with all the extra labour? "It's cheaper this way." Yeah right.
@@samt5663 The 'client' is always right. Are you a 'Traveller' touting for work.? 😀
i want exactly the same extension, could i ask how much that cost ?
About £30K.
@@garfayliu thank you 😊
How thick was the roof insulation board?
200mm
It's there just not in the video. I think 200mm solid insulation.
I wonder how long the insulation *under* the DPM will last? 2 years before it rots?
C yes should of been another dpm under the celotex plus sand blinding.
@@MrB3ngy i agree with all that and there is no steel in concrete... What do you mean with sand blinding?
Elvis Putns doesn’t need steel in an oversite unless it’s over an old soakaway or well. Sand blinding is used over the type 1 to create a perfectly flat level to place what should of been put in a dpm. The sand Stops it being punctured from stone in the type 1.
@@MrB3ngy surely steel is making concrete structurally more strong? When i will do mine i will still put steel mesh (don't know the correct name)
Elvis Putns the steel won’t make the compressive strength any greater. It’s to stop the slab pulling apart by horizontal movement which if an oversite is prepared properly with insulation upstands and compaction then there is no need as would be a waste of money. But if you wish to ad some, then do so. Only really used in raft slabs when loading on the edge with masonry.
I preferred the original
The roof was terrible.
Why did you put your insulation under your d.p.m. When it should always be laid on top of it！
Stops it floating up when you pour the concrete and messing up your slab. I cant see solid insulation rotting under there its not exactly bio-degradable! Not much extra material to sandwich it though I guess!
It won’t float up if your sub base is level and the insulation is laid tight. If your insulation is below your d.p.m. then it will be slightly damp and then lose its insulation properties.
@@tonym992 Just makes double sure it doesnt. It's only a bit of extra visqueen so I think it's worth it. Also the celotex is closed cell and doesn't absorb water so it literally can't get damp
How much was that then?
About 50k
100k
doesn't look like it's 350cm deep?
Currently have construction at mine, looks deeper to the eye than watching it.
No cavity ties or insulation or did I miss it ?
Not just that. Why there is no steel in the concrete it will crack eventually
Yes they used cavity ties and insulation lol
Elvis Putns I’m not sure on regs about that but I agree
@Michael Martinović it's the UK no earthquakes here can destroy shit
@Michael Martinović yeah we have loads of earthquakes in the U.K......
Window and door templates...??
Isn't that just overkill?
Not if they had already bought the windows. less room for error.
Wow come do mine plz
They did such a good job insulating the floors and the walls, but no insulation under the roof tiles?
There would definitely be, done from inside.
Rebar, perhaps overestimated🤔
Yea most builders don’t do rebar. It’s only the proper companies that go belt and braces that will do it properly.
How much does a job like this cost after the pandemic. Looks neat.
About £30K
@@mattym8038 which region are you in?
@@garfayliu thanks, where abouts are you in the UK?
Был отстой, стало немногим лучше.
Bending down to the ground for a mortar board gives you poor production.
The "music" is a nightmare. Who listens to shit like that?
No copyright problems though
Gee you guys are slow, why don’t you speed it up.
he did... uhhh
Did you need planning permission
"Built under permitted development and building regulations."
No need as long as its not more than 3 meters off the original building, 4 meters for detached.
@@Thatcntwiththecivic is that width or length ?
kinda ugly ???
de gustibus non est disputandum 😎
I would agree, pay a little more a make it look nice but people always going cheap looking.
Too complicated wall and foundation system for such a easy and small room..
Krtek 6 what’s so complicated about it ?
Complicated is only ignorance. This job hasn't even reached my standards
Elvis Putns that’s what I’m saying if anything it’s rather simple lol
No brids mouth on wall plate, lazy.
There was at the bottom
really you have just built a really nice wall and you have put plasterboards straight on that then you have plastered this... typical English way of doing things...
P K you what?
Try again in your native language as your English is unintelligible.
P K - There’s not many people who want the finish of an internal wall to be brick, it’s ugly and cold. Why wouldn’t you want a nice smooth plastered finish to either paint or paper?
I can understand if it were brick but this was block!!!,😂!???? What you on about
What a crap way to introduce as a promotional video .