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CLADDING THE NEW SHED | Wrap, batten and some great value Cedar!

The Restoration Couple

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Having gone with a post structured frame, the first job was getting the membrane on and some vertical battens ready for the cladding. The cedar is a nice alternative to treated and a great price!

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20 Comments

@markchambers9415 6 years ago

what kind of people would give this a thumbs down.working at home with your daughter helping you is fantastic.your a great family man.the world needs to clone you.lol.

@JasonTaylor1 6 years ago

Hand nailing close to the end, flip the nail over on something hard and hit the nail point with hammer to blunt it and it shouldn't split the end grain when driven in normally

@chmoduk 6 years ago (edited)

With the cladding spacing you can just create four inch marks on each end of the shed corners bit like a story pole in brick laying saves messing about with a level or wood spacer.

@MilnerLeon 3 years ago

Great tip for the corners, might try that for my shed!

@jwatkins123 3 years ago

I think you need to bring the beard back Tim!

@fredscott6022 5 years ago

Shocking for very easy guide to build a shed

@passiton3801 4 years ago

Love the template, much easier to position! Already made my own, ready to fit them...

@freds-shed 5 years ago

The ladt bug could have ruined it but she held on , true champ :)

@boltaction8541 5 years ago

When you first buy a new nailer, they usually come with a rubber cap... first one I bought I threw it away because I didn’t know that it was for that exact purpose! We all learn sometime!

@clausiusuf 5 years ago

Cat like reflexes @9:17

@JUNK4UCREW 6 years ago

looking great Tim. I built my shed a few years ago and its very intresting how different you have built yours to mine. I opted for a wooden framed floor with deckboard and screwed the side and end frames into the base. If you do plan on installing a window try and get an old PVC window and put the glass into a wooden frame it looks great and much more secure than single glazed.

@davecharlesworth8176 6 years ago

Made it better with a thumbs up

@du7ch384 6 years ago

My only suggestion would be put the window where you had the shute if you needed to do it once, you'll need it twice! Just for ease of moving large materials in and out the shed or for storage just remove a hinged window when needed that's easy enough.

@kenlovejoy2918 5 years ago

Is there a particular reason you wouldn't put the nail higher up such that the next board overlaps the nail holes to hide them from view / weather?

@billywhizz98 6 years ago

Incredible nicely done that shed is built better than some houses

@ericfroment4065 6 years ago

could not have done it without her help mate :) she deserve more than most guy at work with me

@adamstockton67 6 years ago

You could buy one of these HIKOKI 4100400 NOSE CAP FOR NR1890. Got mine from Anglia Tool Centre there were very helpful

@tonitaylor5485 6 years ago

Yeah good smell indeed 👃.... as usual great break down on the build ... even if someone has already thought of the hot glue the fact that Jo brainstormed that one out absolutely 🙌🏽 good one on her indeed and that spacer for the cladding especially the metal plate to secure the one so you can work the other finger kiss on that big 🧠 moment