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The shed requirement 4 Base Framework by Gary ORourke, on Flickr 7 roof on, doors fitted by Gary ORourke, on Flickr and finally and the grass!!! For quite sometime we looked at so many samples and ended up with a local company who supply a decent quality 10 year guaranteed artificial grass...

Rear bit done.. IMG_8566_zps5v9hhjhs by Gary ORourke, on Flickr Patio outline IMG_8318_zpsdxvetzyq by Gary ORourke, on Flickr Tiled to match the inside of the rear extension IMG_0284_zps2hmlfjip by Gary ORourke, on Flickr

Ill post some historical pics due to the photo bucket issue so apologies if I'm repeating myself Ground work for rear extension 28_zpsv1gnwgl5 by Gary ORourke, on Flickr Pad in 36_zps8onrtf0s by Gary ORourke, on Flickr Brickwork & beams 70_zpsfdgyosxu by Gary ORourke, on Flickr

So apart from some touching up here and there, hanging a few pictures and a small part of the loft to add a layer of insulation too (but not in these temperatures o_O ) all the big jobs are complete with this last update being the conclusion of my DIY project... As it was a starter home that...

Had some wood left over from the shed build, seems wrong to throw it away so made use of it :) IMG_1658 by Gary ORourke, on Flickr New plant boxes :) saves buying them for sure IMG_1657 by Gary ORourke, on Flickr

Just Kidding, garage is not as small as you think.... IMG_1653 by Gary ORourke, on Flickr

Just For You IMG_1650 by Gary ORourke, on Flickr

I know, I’ll try better next time :mrgreen:

Finally where the boiler was situated i built a frame and insulated all around the pipework etc, then ordered some 5mm anthracite perspex cut to size. I then had to trim, cut out the plug and screw it to the frame to finish off the look of the garage. The company who provided the perspex (via...

Due to the way i had to install the roller door it left a 300mm reveal and didn't want to plasterboard it due to ingress of rain water when the door opens so i purchased 2 x 4m lengths of 400mm anthracite fascia board, cut them to size at screwed them to the brickwork, using the matching corners...

OK i won't bore you too much with what and how I did it as its pretty much common sense The skirting and dado rail (of sorts) were treated and glossed The tiled floor is a hardened worksop tile 300x300 with anti slip qualities The anthracite gloss units were purchased fro Howdens (kitchen...

Anyway, once i put the stud wall up and made the laundry room I could concentrate on the garage. IMG_9685_zpsxftjz3sx by Gary ORourke, on Flickr Pic prior to stud wall IMG_9579_zpsqavubp8z by Gary ORourke, on Flickr

time for another update, house is all but complete with just one side of the garden fence needed putting back up once i have the feather edge board. The main thing i wanted to get done was the garage :) I guess its one of the things, its either just a garage for storing junk that you think...

New Bedroom over Garage C_zpskyzpa8vg by Gary ORourke, on Flickr G_zpsypfmwhrp by Gary ORourke, on Flickr IMG_0074 by Gary ORourke, on Flickr

Garage from front, 37_zpsph4fnpvq by Gary ORourke, on Flickr 40_zps9jpwcvl0 by Gary ORourke, on Flickr 58_zpsiptmmpz8 by Gary ORourke, on Flickr 65_zpsupassk2a by Gary ORourke, on Flickr 74_zpsukpzsifw by Gary ORourke, on Flickr BDE0844F-45ED-4BBF-AF30-4CB42D71026D_zpshk8ns4dy by Gary...

Original rear of Garage during build C8CB9CB3-AE01-4293-B2C9-E70843525986_zpscmsh8voj by Gary ORourke, on Flickr 79_zpscfym6zh5 by Gary ORourke, on Flickr Door repositioned and boarded out/skimmed 91AE89F3-A911-40BB-BB58-8DA178771E8C_zps8nob8rzo by Gary ORourke, on Flickr Stud work to...

Where the original Bathroom was IMG_9549_zps8qmuwmoc by Gary ORourke, on Flickr 4A303D7C-EE28-408B-BE9F-84F0CBAEC29B_zpsedkdbxdx by Gary ORourke, on Flickr 1E5242BE-C5FB-49D7-A503-766E3F4FC072_zps27w0adur by Gary ORourke, on Flickr 3F09B366-2CCF-4865-AE61-032C94C79E86_zps1j9bezv5 by Gary...

Old Bathroom IMG_9549_zps8qmuwmoc by Gary ORourke, on Flickr New Bathroom. located in Rear of new side extension IMG_9570_zps0bdvo5v0 by Gary ORourke, on Flickr

With Photobucket ruining the start of this thread, I thought I would just drop some before and during shots in here as other the story of the build is a bit amiss. Original Rear 1_zpsmiaewhey by Gary ORourke, on Flickr Rear & sides up. IMG_8566_zps5v9hhjhs by Gary ORourke, on Flickr

Its a shame you cant ‘have a go’ at building your own :( as you will get a far better longer lasting bespoke shed for not a lot more. I built mine which when i looked at a specific size/use/material it was circa £4-£7k I built it, fully insulated, plastered with electrics & double glazed upvc...