🔨Precision cutting and assembly of pressure-treated timber for durability
📏Calculation of wall height based on building regulations
🧱Construction of side walls with angled cuts for roof pitch
📜Squaring of walls using OSB sheets for stability
🚧Joining of walls to create a solid structure
Why is pressure-treated timber used for the walls?
—Pressure-treated timber is used for its durability and resistance to rot, making it ideal for exterior construction.
How is the height of the walls calculated?
—The height of the walls is calculated based on building regulations, ensuring compliance with permitted development guidelines.
Why are the side walls angled?
—The side walls are angled to accommodate the roof pitch, allowing water runoff and ensuring a secure and functional roof structure.
What is the purpose of using OSB sheets for squaring the walls?
—OSB sheets provide stability and precision, ensuring that the walls are square and aligned correctly.
How are the walls joined together?
—The walls are joined together using nails or screws, creating a solid and stable structure for the workshop.
00:01Introduction: Focus on the construction of workshop walls, starting with the back wall.
03:30Cutting and assembling pressure-treated timber for the back wall.
06:40Calculating and adjusting wall height based on building regulations.
08:50Constructing the side walls with angled cuts for roof pitch.
10:55Squaring the walls using OSB sheets for stability and precision.
12:30Joining the walls together to create a solid structure.
