I’ve installed one of the roll up doors just as you did expect I moved the lock to the inside of the building. Excellent video

This has been an INCREDIBLE series! Thank you for it, Braxtly Tools

You're really good instructor and I have learned greatly from you, I appreciate. Thanks.

You explain it as clear as drinking water, thanks for your video very helpful

One again, you explained everything in detail and easy speak for the DIYer. Great job.

Just had a couple of used ones shipped, your video takes alot off my mind. Hope they install as easy as yours, your video have been very helpful in our renovations .. thanks.

Thanks for the detailed information! Bought my door off Marketplace for 1/3 the price. It didn't come with any directions for mounting any hardware. Your video was helpful figuring that out so Thanks again! I just love my new roll up door now. It eliminates all the overhead darkness from my ceiling lights in my shop!

This has been a great series! Love the videos. This helped me out a lot. Thank you.

brilliant series of building a shed. really simple and great instructional content

A pleasure to watch, very professionally done. Thank you.

Just wanted to let you know that I love your videos. Very nice job on all of them. Thanks for showing this TIYer how it is done. Stay safe, and God bless you and yours......

Thank you. straight forward, based on knowing and doing. no bs. solid work. used to build scenery for a livin. tho Ive have worked on a trim crew, frame crew, etc homes mostly, plus mine, between the other career but never worked with metal roofing or these large doors ... now Ive got a family member wants me to put up a side shed to his larger pole barn to hold his motor home ... so found your channel and am thankful. getting Code Check combo...

Shannon, THANK you ever so much for these series of videos. I was contemplating building my own garage/shed but was reluctant as I've never taken on such a task. These videos was PERFECTLY in line with what I was wanting to build--from the blocked foundation to the roll up door to the vinyl. I'm about 80% complete with my build and I owe all the thanks to you for instilling confidence in me, a DIYer by heart. All I have left is to install the vinyl siding. I've never even framed anything up prior to this and my garage/shed is 22x48' with 2 motorized garage doors, 9 windows and a 6x7' roll up door! THANKS again for the instructional videos and the confidence booster I needed to complete the task and save a lot of $$ by doing it myself.

You are good explaining the step by step. Much appreciated Thank you

Fantastic Video... Thanks for the thorough explanation... It was very, very helpful and informative...

Needed this. Thanks man for your time and a well put together video. Great job.

What an awesome set of videos. Thank you so much!!!

I've been working on a 8X15(120 sq. ft.) and found your wonderful video. Your presentation was as if I were in the shop with you! I hope you do more even though I I'm sure it takes a lot of work to produce one. Good job!

Awesome DIY videos man. This is great!

Watched all 4 parts - Super thank you

you did a great job. Excellent detailed information also tips and tricks for improving everyone's diy project.

I kinda watched this series out of order, but any way you look at it this is a great series. Thanks!

I’m impressed !!! Great job

I wish I could be an apprentice for you. I’ve learned a lot from you and I can only imagine how much I retain learning from you in person

Those door stop plates r a pain! I take a lot of persuasion. I installed 30 of these doors for a storage facility and had the same problem with every single one. That's good video they are definitely easy to install

I were thinking its easy when I seen Ur video it totally different it's a skill job wonderful well done

OUTSTANDING- SUPER-THANK YOU

Shannon- How would you go about weatherproofing the door? Specifically, how a threashold would be installed to protect the floor. Also, would like to see how you trimmed it out and sealed the sides and top of the opening.

Thanks so much man, I now know how to build a shed. This is my next project. Cheers.

GREAT JOB SHANNON

Loved these videos!!! Very thorough and easy to follow you through. I admit geometry was a favorite class in high school, but I didn't think it was as confusing to 'most people' as you think. Good job explaining! I was actually finishing some of the sentences when you paused to think. I couldn't quit watching. lol

Awesome series to watch.

Outstanding work!!

very well explained congratulations in your videos

Awesome shed , your a master

Shannon, very happy with your videos. I watched all 5 of your videos on building a shed. Thanks for sharing. 04/01/14.....Corvette Zee

Nice job. Thank You.

this video answer a lot of questions for me .. tk u

Thanks. I'm installing one of these today.

A very good and informative video.

Excellent tutorial thank you

thank you so much shannon

great video series thank you all

Shannon is a hot Man to have around,.. really knows his stuff

You're doing a great job! Your videos are very well made. Thanks for the great instructions! Excellent audio. I wish you would get some close up shots and insert them in the video. You're doing an excellent job, better than most I've seen.

Interesting series, great :-) Thank you.

Very very helpful...thx

Having never built a shed (or anything else for that matter), I feel compelled to build my own now after watching MANY of your videos, as you make it all look so easy. My wife on the other hand isn't a fan. 1) because the 14 x 20 shed that I am building will eat up her garden 2) I spend most of my evenings watching your videos and taking notes, when I should be in bed. Anyway....... When I'm done I will either have a fantastic looking shed thanks to you, or a fantastically expensive toothpick collection......its a coin toss right now? Thanks for the videos.

Love you guys !

Very very good this job thank you so much

This is really inspiring to watch, I feel that you break it down into nice easy to understand segment. Thanks!

Shannon great job,your awesome dude, love all your video's.thank you so much...

amazing videos - I am a mechanical engineer and very detail oriented. I didn't really trust anyone's shed building instructions until I found your videos. Thanks so much for spelling it out. You do such a thorough job.

Great educational videos, with a delivery that most people can follow. Thank you. The finished product looks a lot more stable than the kits for sheds that can be assembled. My neighbors put up a shed from a kit, and it sits on concrete with no floor (why does it need one, they thought?) and it has morphed its shape due to being overfilled with junk. When the junk pushes out the sides, there is nothing preventing the shed from losing its shape. I would have used plywood on the roof, though.

I believe that was the "ultra rib" profile for the roof. I bought through my local Home Hardware. I just order what profile,color and length I need.

Awesome job… great video

Great work.

thanks for this video. way better than the crappy instructions that came with my garage door

One of, if not THE best instructional video I've seen. When you retire from the Construction Industry you should become a teacher

Great video!

I have to say I got what looks like the same door. But different instructions than what you have. The instructions were completely useless. I'm not into construction really. But if it wasn't for your video I don't think it would be going very good. Thank you for this video for real!

I greatly appreciate your video. Just picked up my roll up door this morning and couldn't for the life of me figure out the snap on brackets that I didn't find in the box of parts. Your video was more than I could of asked for during this install. Thanks a bunch, it is clearly an easy job, but that bracket or lack of had the best of me for about twenty minutes before searching online beyond the sellers site

Yes that room you see in the back ground is built inside of the Quonset.

Excellent video for the do it yourself guy

Very well explained.

Good job keep em coming bud :)

Good explanation ! I like.

Very good videos I'm not real sure I do a roll up door, as I've seen so many problems with them, I think I'd stick with the barn style door

nvm i watched your new video with the materials list link. thanks! :)

Great videos!!

Great Video plus you seem like an A-1 dude. Thanks

Get video very helpful, shows how easy it is to install a modern roll up door. We can also supply several other roll up door style and colors. We offer insulated and wind load doors. All sizes custom made to you finished frame w x h.

New subscriber here. Awesome videos and I am going to have to check out your forum as well. Hopefully I can learn alot from your videos and be able to do a few of these things on the home I am in the process of buying.

i love you videos! you give the best instructions on everything you do. i have a quick question if you don't mind about how much did this cost you to build just a rough estimate? thanks so much!

Hey Shannon, first thanks for the thorough video. I've got a quick question, what is that white flashing/casing? material that is at the edge of the house wrap and on the edge of the opening door called?

Great job great videos

I had the exact door installed on my new shed. The 4" of flooring exposed in front of the closed door has rotted out in less than 9 months do to rain running down the tracks of the door. Even after I put rubber strips to help prevent rain, the floor has rotted out 2 feet back!

awsome video love it

Great videos, could you provide a link to the door? Or any information on where I could buy one. Thanks

Hi Shannon. I noticed you used treated timber for the floor frame and floor panel but not for the studwork and walls etc. Is that ok to do?

Wow Overkill is an understatement. Nice Work

mine was purchased from my local Home Hardware and was a VicWest made door.

thanks!

Went to Vic West website and saw that they have all kinds of different panels . What type of panel did you get ? How did you buy the panels ? I see that they have a sales office in Hamilton . Were you able to just go in and order what you wanted . Lots of questions . Yes I know . Love your videos . I will build my own shed thanks to you . Thanks so much as well .

Great videos. Can you please explain how you installed the flashing around the door opening prior to installing the door? Thank you

nice work

great vid

Informative Lenin 👍

Hi Great videos m8 watching this from Ireland we get a lot of rain over here and I can’t seem to get my head around how that door is water tight is there no kind of flashing

Need to get this done before hockey eh ..

I've been a part of a volunteer team that built kit-based sheds (and homemade ones) before. Sometimes, it can be trial and error. Question: who is the supplier for the roll-up door?

waiting for the: "How I got this shed out of my wife's garage" video. .. Don't leave me hanging.

Great video. Was looking to use a roller door as well. How much space above the top of the door framing do you need for the "roller" to roll up?

should be able to cut some off the bottom track for a shorter opening correct?

Hi Shannon, your video's are excellent! I love the idea of the steel roll up door on a garden shed. Where exactly did you purchase the one in the video? Anything I find online is in the US and don't ship to Canada. Thanks!

Your video is a great school for all DIY people, like myself. I watched all Part 1 through Part 5 of your videos and I am just curious how much was the total approximate cost of the complete shed you built including the roll-up door. Thanks for sharing such an easy to follow steps to build a shed.

Thank you for your very detailed explanations. It inspires me to built thing that I would never have attempted. I just put up a very flimsy garage tent over my dog kennel to provide shelter from weather can you give a tutorial on an open canopy/tent that I can use and not worry that its gonna come down with the first high winds? I think i would be similar to the top of the shed except with support legs. By the way I have my retired husband full of projects:] This is his wife Myla

Excellent videos. Has inspired me to build my own 12 x8 with a hipped roof and 48" wood doors. Thank you so much for sharing your time and skills. Some Questions for you (if you can find time): As it is a weekend only project, I anticipate being incomplete for several weeks over this summer. During that time is it acceptable to leave it open to the weather as long as it is relatively dry by the time i seal it, or do you suggest covering the structure securely with Tarpaulins each evening to ensure no moisture gets in until I have the roof on and sealed? Is there any advantage in using pressure treated particle board/plywood on the sides or roof, or is that simply an unnecessary expense? Do you have any pointers for a Hipped roof installation on a 12' length? I am having trouble finding what proportions work best for a 12' x8' roof that can be max 24" above the wall. Cheers Alan

Was there a final video to this as I can’t find it? I would love to see how you finish off around the bottom and the sides of the door for weatherproofing. Many thanks👍🏻

what did you use too trim the wood out side the door