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Forgot about that here's what I did with mine before fitting cladding. The straps are vertical to give an air path. The soffits will (still building) have soffit vents to vent out of and vent the roof. Making mistakes is all part of the process we don't build garden offices every day so...

Hi there. You will need to seal inside with polythene and tape. This is to prevent the warm air inside reaching and condensating on the cold surface in the wall. Goes on inside on top of insulation before plasterboard. Some just tape the joints on the insulation board but a good vapour barrier...

As I am under strict time limits before the wife cracks under the strain of 3 kids 5, 3 & 1 year old tearing the place apart. I borrowed a finishing gun and rattled it. Ran a bead of decorators caulk round it while being shouted at to come and give a hand. :roll: It was cheap n cheerful...

3 months since last up date and a year since I started! Homes have been built faster. With the weather improving and dark nights going plus a bit of enthusiasm from the rate the below garden office is going I thought I better get on...

Looking good. Inspired me to stop the gym in the evenings and get back on with mine. I did tape and sand mine but it would of been a better job getting someone more professional in. Carpet tiles about to go down. I had a hell of an experience using a coving adhesive from B&Q that didn't set. I...

Would the solution not be to simply seal the exposed brickwork. I don't know how effective the standard waterproofers are but you can get all sorts of polymer based products as well.

This is a link to my on going (still!) summer garden room. It will be really only for the kids in summer so my insulation was pretty basic glass wool and concrete floor with no insulation. Its warm enough at the moment with a tiny oil radiator sitting at its lowest level. I am about to up date...