Thank you for this video. Been wanting to do this myself but never felt confident enough in the past. After being let down a few times with builders, I finished off their work and pleased with the results. Watching this, I am going to get the wood and build one. Thanks again for making this video. Really helps massively!!

Great video, would be really helpful if you did a full list of materials needed at the beginning. For people with no DIY experience it's a little tricky to know where to get started on that front! Wish me luck!

Ensure to create an opening for the air to circulate in constant flow. Great video, thanks for sharing.

Thanks. I made this. The addition was built by a previous homeowner decades ago and is no longer level. So I built the front framework first, then using a level placed the back baton with one screw in the center. This enabled me to get it level with the front and then the tilt the baton horizontally until that was level. The rest went as you described. I noticed that you placed a baton on the floor behind the front framework.

Great video. Can I ask what thickness of wood was used for the framework?

great video

Awesome project and good crisp video. Thanks

Great video and demo. Thank you

Really Good work

Would have been good to see how you screwed in the beams into the wall

bend your hinges it will equal out the door gap around the edges

Approx how many hours will this take for a fairly knowledgeable person??

How did u attatch the 4 middle wooden bits to the back main wall

Hi Nice video. Did you use the studs in the wall to fix the batons to? Thanks.

Great video, but would have been really helpful to see how you cut the angles for the top. This is always my downfall in DIY projects! Just can't work them out!

nice work

awesome

Fantastic job! Do you have plans to do more videos like this?

I have an identical space - just with a radiator - is something like this still advisable with some of ventilation or would you recommend an alternative option? I would like as close to what you have done here as possible tbh... Thanks.

HI with lumber do you Use for the frame, because construction lumber are not plane or symmetrical, thanks

I'm planning to build two and attach them together shape as an L. I wasn't sure if i should attach my seating to the wall?? Or make two boxes and add a frame in front without attaching them to the wall.

Cheers for the video Greg. Was wondering how much you spent doing this? Am building one myself so just needed a rough cost

The one thing I'm struggling to get is a cushion/foam to sit on top.. where did you get yours bud

I need the materials for this project

How did you figure out how much smaller to make the doors than the openings so that they fit properly

What is the name of the paint color you used

How does a Carpenter call it wood?? Its timber

Didn't actually see any wood cutting or fixing just when it was already done

What should I charge for this?

Good job! But the translation is horrible that's not what you say.

Are you going to finish the inside of it? It looks horrible

Couldn’t understand 80% of what was said, nor could I get over all the sniffling GEEEEZ

This doesn't really show how it's done for the most basic of DIYers. Like how to put the rawl plugs into the wall.. Also really hard to make out what you're saying, because you mumble.