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@@arnbeckett that’s right mate, you wouldn’t need the backing block, surecav will be a better option, keep the cavity nice and clean. 👍

@@edwardlister1000 thanks Ed, glad your enjoying it 👍

@@edwardlister1000 Hi Ed, this is stone not brick, but yes mate, someone has to dress the face and edges of every single stone that gets built into the house 🤦🏼 👌

@@IzzytheBricky cheers bud, yeah I managed to get my ass in gear and get the steels ordered 💪🤙🤙

@@IzzytheBricky yeah right, just manage to pick out a few of the biggens 🤦🏼😂👌

@@davidbrook5823 yes mate, there is a layer of sand over the type1 👍

Only if you’re in a high radon area. This site isn’t.

@UnderwoodHomes for the sake of a length of pipe and a sump why not put one in a have the peace of mind ,I put 2 in every house regardless, especially when you've done 95% of the work already by doing a great job taping up the radon barrier.

@@John316OBrian-cm4fj il take it on board mate, might be worth doing another time 👍. We do a radon search on the site, then building control/architects specify the radon method.

@@IzzytheBricky Cheers bud 🤙🤙

@@Thetopbanana1 I could have probably got away with 300mm less of concrete in those footings. In that case it would have probably been cheaper to do the extra 300mm in blockwork. Then I would have had to have structural calcs on the depth of the concrete etc which costs money too, so it’s hard to say overall which one would have been cheaper. It is nice to work off full trench though 👌

@@frankielouise5138 I would only usually use block and beam on a footing that had a lot of ground to build up for a poured slab. I don’t think there loads in it cost wise if it’s BandB vs a poured slab, at least a slab is poured and done in a few hours.

@@maywah1276 wow that’s great, I’m glad you like the videos. Keep watching and you will see the whole house. It’s really difficult getting a house through planning and then actually being able to build what you wanted. Thanks for the comment 👍👍👍

@@tripperhappy732 how much do what cost mate?

​@@UnderwoodHomes How much did they charge you for the concrete?

@ I can’t remember exactly now mate, I seem to remember that whole day costing about £12k 🤦🏼

Why didn’t you get a concrete pump for the sake of 350 quid

@@frankielouise5138 Hi Frankie, yeah a concrete pump would have been a lot easier. Would have cost about £1k though. We could get the lorries close enough in most places so it wasn’t to bad.

@@IzzytheBricky Thanks mate, appreciate that! Yes, only the finest welfare units on my jobs 😅

@@smiffersmaffer instead of what mate? Trench blocks?

@@chadbowcut3901 mate that’s awesome, I bet it’s hard to relax when your sat on that toilet 😂🤦🏼

@@IzzytheBricky Thanks bud, I’m pretty sure it’s one of these www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B0BQLB596V/ref=twister_B0DCKBJQB2?_encoding=UTF8&th=1. You need an extra adapter thing if you want to use it with a GoPro. Luckily the chap who does my filming sorts it. I don’t have a clue really 😂🤦🏼

@@rammie9731 can’t get anything past you 😅

Face block work mate, it’s worth the extra time to get it spot on 👌

It’s faced block work mate so it’s worth getting right

That holes not going to cause any problems bud.

Yeah mate, duct tape

@@jananabanana3180 Thanks for the advice, I do need to start wearing them all the time. Its taken on board 🫡👍

You can do it both ways, some people prefer the tray under the inso. This is the way Iv always done it. It creates an easier route for any moisture to hit the tray and the weep vents 👍

Also, the insulation fits the wall ties doing it this way.

Good shout mate, thanks you 👌