Elevated Concrete Porch Slab Construction: Laying Steel Deck Pan
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Now that the rim boards are on, we began to lay down the metal composite deck pan. This was more of a challenge than we anticipated but we are making a lot of progress in spite of the winter weather. We used spray foam and liquid rubber waterproofing between the deck pan and house to help prevent water and concrete from seeping down the basement wall below.
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I cant wait to see the video of you sitting on your porch, having a coffee and enjoying the view knowing you built this! Great job!
You know I thought you created the worst drip edge on your building known to man (as you can see from the streaks of water.)
But now I see it's actually your deck support. lol Wow, corrugated steel, I beams, huge angle iron & concrete.
You know somebody is not messing around when you see those ingredients.
Well done, very well done.
Okay, now, I am tired. Thanks a bunch, Jeremy. LOL. Good progress. I sure hope you get this done soon. You are wearing me plumb out! 😆
I'm impressed with all the skills you've developed over the past few years.
I am really enjoying watching this build.
Hi Guy's, I have to say you always take the time to make it right before you make the next move 👍. A plan seldom does match the hoped outcome. Your doing an amazing job .I'm sure there is a time coming that you as a family can enjoy all your hard work. Much respect 👌 Stay safe and happy !!! 🇨🇦 Craig
This place is going to be so badass when you're done. Thank you for taking us on this journey with you. Stay strong!
You bet!
Has anyone ever told you that you two make a great team!!! I love seeing this progress. All of your hard work will pay off, and one day you two will be sitting in your favorite chairs in your new home, looking at that beautiful view and you'll be reminiscing about all of this. God Bless!!!
DUDE! I LOVE watching how deliberate and exacting you are about everything you pursue! It's truly inspiring to witness! You live the philosophy, "DO IT RIGHT THE FIRST TIME!"
My granddaughters are the same way with the WiFi lol. This video has been a eye opener for me. I did not realize how much work went into doing this. Thanks for all the wonderful information. Wishing you a super wonderful day.
Thanks for the video! I know you are crazy busy, and I appreciate the time you took to make the video for us.
I like the details. I’ve always wanted to build a deck like that but never did.
You’re doing a great job, keep up the good work. Your very methodical and obviously detail oriented. I’m sure you’ll be very satisfied with the end results.
Can not imagine waking up to that view. Sitting on the porch with a cup of coffee and see the morning start or the day end, beautiful. Thanks for the video. MERRY CHRISTMAS. God Bless, stay safe.
AMAZING VIEWS ON VIEWS !!!!!
Holy moly....this was your most scary videos when you were putting up the steel beam with Jamie on one end and you on the other! Then watching the wood bounce (ya'll wayyy up in the air) as you pounded it down. WOW! Jeremy - man you are willing to take on ANYTHING and you are so good at so many things! GREAT instructive, illuminating and somewhat terrifying video! Thanks again for all you share with this build. Absolutely amazing...Lucy
Hard work for both of you but the view is stunning!
That music, so funny. Fits with it
awesome video. great teamwork.
thanks for the tip about shutting off the wi-fi. LOL
Doing fantasic , you both deserve big pat on back !!! Bless u both ...we will all rejoice in ur finished labor....!!! Take care n stay safe ...
I’ve been watching since you got the goats and Jamie’s canning videos. I love your channel. Your (April Fool’s Day?) log splitting post goes down as the most surprised I’ve ever been by a RUclips video.
Ahhh construction the Joy's of material. Love the four wheeler move. Reminds me of what I would do. One thing you can say when finished I now own every tool.lol Looking good and a really good y'all remind me of me and Wanda working.
The trading wifi for food delivery is awesome ;) The porch is coming along great too. :)
Man this deck is a bear! Keep on keeping on. It’s going to be so killer to sit on one day for you all!
Hat's off and mad respect to you guys for what you're accomplishing Jeremy, really outstanding in my humble opinion. And thanks for sharing.
Much appreciated!
...really looking forward to the pour. Hope you can get the best pouring team in the area to do the job...
OK! In a perfect North Carolina world you might be in by Valentines Day, In the “perfect” world of Guildbrook Farm construction; maybe by Easter!? How are appliance deliveries coming along? Oh, and there are major holidays coming on fast, snow in mountains this week and a pandemic racing across the nation, No pressure dear ones! Just keep going!
Teamwork making the dream work
I am so proud of you all. It’s amazing watching you both create and work together as a team
I watch Red Poppy Ranch and Wranglerstar, they do alot of building stuff but y'all beat them hands down!!! Your work ethic and patience are peerless!!! Amazing workers you are!!! God bless you and your beautiful home build!!! TY for sharing it!!!
The bunker is coming along nicely. That will be one hell of a strong house!
This is fascinating. I've never seen this type of deck construction and I love seeing how it goes together.
Great job you guys are kicking serious butt
I was so happy to see a new video today
Great idea using block as weighs thats coming along 👍 you've done such a great job on that house so far.. You guys so far have the best weather for building right NOW..🙏all contines to go well on the build.
beautiful views from your new deck. And looked dangerous putting up those joists. You're doing a great job. thanks
Oh it's dangerous, I fear for thier safety in every video, it's all too easy to fall from those scaffold boards, should be a rail around them
By squeezing those panels together you have caused some of the tops to bulge upwards. Run a string line down the top and you will see what I mean. These panels are not designed to be squeezed to fit. I have installed these many times across girder expanses and they were dropped in and the panels were butted together and a span strip was placed and tacked across the joint. Since you are going to bury them in concrete just cut them to fit your joist hangers and tack/plate weld them at the joints. You need only to put in a 45-degree girder at the corner then cut the span panels at 45-degree angles to span it.
So glad to know I'm not the only one who uses wifi and a encouragement for my kids lol
I was so worried for you, standing on that flimsy plank. Then you made it worse by holding that heavy metal beam. My heart can't take this suspense. Glad it went ok. Now I can LOL 😆
Takes time to do it right. It is looking great and going to be an awesome home
Wow, Jeremy. Just wow. Great job grappling a huge mental task planning it, pulling it together, and then physically wrangling it. Holy cow. I can't even. Jaime, for such a little gal, you can sure carry twice your weight. Atta girl! And you parent like I did. :) Kids turned out great. ;) Love you guys, don't get hurt out there!
To get extra strength out of that decking you should find somebody with a button punch and crimp/ punch the little rib where the sheets overlap. This way when you pour concrete over the deck the seams don’t bust. That is how that deck was designed. I have installed thousands of feet of that decking and have tons of experience with it
Thank you for the laugh!! Your comment about putting the face diaper on had me in stitches!! 🤣🤣🤣🤣
OMG that song at the beginning reminds me a little of "WIPE OUT" in 1968 (my first middle school dance, lol )
Thanks for sharing this process with us. Your home is amazing! The deck is definitely a permanent fixture! Stay safe an Happy Holidays to all.🙋♀️🕊
Wow! looking good Jeremy and Jaime
Being your own general contractor, hiring the BEST sub-contractors and doing what you feel capable of is probably going to save a lot of $$$ but, better yet the results will be MUCH BETTER with no "surprises" in the finished product.
Awesome Job and it's going to look great! Our kids are older and before Wi-Fi, had to disconnect the Cable Box to get them "motivated" .
I like your way of working you do take your time to figure things out, slowly but surely.
Awesome work!
Five Finger Death Punch! Whether it is the band or the MMA move from Hot Rod, I LOVE IT!!! Keep up the great work. Your progress is inspiring
I bet you pictured yourself sitting on the porch with your favorite beverage in hand enjoying the view. It WILL be worth the work!!
Ok five finger death punch lol. See now u r like beyond cool lol. I already loved the channel, now I’m just more of a fan. You guys are so hard working and knowledgeable. Thanks for the content.
I never get tired of seeing that spectacular view.
LOL..."turn my wifi back on" enjoy those sandwiches they were well earned. Good on you mom and dad! behavioral modification at its purest form. Your both doing an amazing job! Be safe!
Like the A- Team would say..."Don't you love it when a Plan comes together!!!!"
Single board scary dangerous! Great job
Southern Yellow Pine = 💪🏻
Great progress!!
Do you think temps will delay the pour? I'm not certain how cool it gets in your neck of the woods. I sure hope the pour won't be delayed for y'all's sake. I am certainly praying that your 2021 start comes with great accomplishment and excitement to finally be getting into your dream home that y'all have so patiently been working toward. It sure has been a long time coming for you. I remember when y'all made the move and I'm still here supporting. Keep up the good work.
What I have always heard you need is at least one full day above 40 degrees. Just guessing he is going for high strength concrete.
Time to go. Dentist awaits.
@@ArnieD17 You can always edit your comments by clicking on the 3 vertical dots to the right of comment.
Since I worked in architectural firms for 24 years. I love the steel decking to pour concrete in as sub flooring. U mentioned to use lumber as form work to prevent overflowing of wet concrete. In reality we use steel angles at end to cover and welded to beams it will be permanent form work for concrete to be poured in.
Turned off the wifi ... LMAO, absolutely brilliant!
That house will be standing 400 years from now.
Let's hope so
Don't want to sound rude but I really joined up with your channel because of the cooking stuff
Can’t cook when we don’t have a kitchen built yet. 🤨
I dig the new music ! Outstanding job you guys have done and continue doing. You are actually living my dream, right now as you go. I watch in envy but in a good way, rooting for you and wishing you the best. Mine is probably a couple/few years away, depending. I used to frame/build houses and have been in almost every aspect of it, including the sketchy and scary setting of ridge beams like yours. For more than the last twenty years, until we recently sold the company, I've been a residential and commercial, licensed, "Private Protective", specialist, in security and everything low voltage. Alarms, fire protection, access control, camera systems, whole house intercoms, sound and more, here in Eastern NC. When you get ready to start roughing that in, if you need/want my help, let me know. Hint; Even in todays wireless world, I would hardwire everything now, while you can. Enjoy watching...Awesome house on an awesome plot !! Keep'm coming please.
I found myself holding my breath several times during this video. This is like a thriller series. Lol. Good work guys.
I was holding my breath so much! Y’all are amazing!
Lot of work, looking good 👍
That house will definitely outlive you guys....lol
Ingenious unconventional clamp!
That was a heavy episode. Great progress. I’ve used the WiFi trick on my kids as well when they were younger 😉
Hi you two...Wow, you guys are getting things done. Look forward to the next step on the decking.
FACE DIAPER..! ha-ha-ha-ha-ha-!!! Thank you for the video, appreciate it. Stay warm, be safe, wishing you all the best.
That porch is going to be epic. Getting a good workout while you build it building too. :)
Seasons greetings from Ndola Zambia 🇿🇲🇿🇲🇿🇲 to Mr and Mrs guildbrook and family... wishing you a successful 2021
Thanks! You as well.
So impressed! But I keep worrying about your back! Hope all is well🙏Y’all are really going to enjoy that deck/porch, job well done! 👏🏻
OMG, you standing on that wobbly piece of wood holding that big saw, then moving that heavy metal about gave me anxiety just watching. Don't know how you do it haha
very cool, never get to see these deck pans going in.
You do this with love!!! Live reveals itself!!! 💘💘💘💘
I am very much enjoying watching this build because it is so different from how I would do it where I am. I do have to keep reminding myself you don't live in Canada. I keep catching myself thinking how ice heaves and the freeze thaw cycle and the brittleness of -40C temperatures would crack and topple your pillars and an elevated cement pad of that thickness would last maybe two years before it cracked, crumbled and dropped. Plus it would be SO cold to walk on for three seasons of the year. We generally do our decks and porches with treated lumber and floated adjacent to but not attached to the house because of the effect of cold on cement and ground heaves. Plus the wood is so much warmer that just a bit of sun and you can start using your deck earlier in spring and later in the fall. We also have a frost line about 8 feet deep. Of course we hardly ever see a summer day about 80F either so I guess we have our own blessings and curses. Anyway fascinating stuff. Thank you for sharing.
Yes you have to build for your location
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Oo its really looking good. I'm enjoying the house come to life. I thank you guys for sharing !!!
Happy Holidays.
Happy holidays!
My hat's off to you for the 🤘5FDP🤘 shirt Jeremy!
Setting steel is metal 🤘🏻
@@Guildbrookfarm Some of those panels were just "A Little Bit Off", but I see you conquered that! You and Jaime are truly "Living the Dream"!
They cut and shipped them off in all different lengths 😒🙄. We’ll end up snapping a line and buzzing off the ends.
Looking forwrd for next video, great job.
I bet this house will be able to withstand an Earthquake and an F5 tornado.
Lot of work. Great going
Love the ideal about wi-fi. My kids are grown and have kids and grandkids. Wish I would have thought of that when the lived here. The deck pan is are looking good. Beautiful view. Marry Christmas and Happy New Year from my house to yours.
The views are so beautiful!
greetings jeremy; just a thought for you to ponder; drills usually have cooling fans internally that move an abundance of air through; this i use to extricate the dust and trimmings from concrete holes instead of having it blow back in my face (in the absence of compressed air). think on this to see if it will work for you...................g
Wow that is one involved project! Good to see you guys again. I was wondering about you yesterday. 💕
👍 Serious work level 110%. I think I would use a genuine 3m NIOSH approved respirator for the grinding, silica dust, spay foam, and drywall dust. Your lungs will thank you later in life; even though the wind seemed to be in your favor for most of your cutting. Be well.
I was expecting a go go gadget copter to come help you with that intro music! lol
Another awesome video - thanks as always. But, we firgured out why it's taking so long. You keep showing us the view - who wouldn't pause to soak that in? Have a good holiday and stay safe. Looking forward to the next video.
Aloha, WOW that was amazing! Good job! Take care! Aloha nou ❤️
Great video...informative as usual. Keep up the good work.
Excellent layout, good teamwork.
Some things seem like a one two three done... but actually have five six seven...😄 still alot was done..
Wishing you and the family the very best new year...
Have a good day ❄❄❄
I like that your scaffolding is hanging on by a 1" threshold for safety @18:42 (cringeworthy) lol
Dude that’s totally BA. 🥳
Wow! You two are amazing workers. It's so impressive to see what you always achieve with a lot of thought, and pre-planning :)
It's fascinating for me, to watch your new home coming together bit by bit - but I do hope you are all going to have a break at Christmas, so you'll be refreshed for more work in the New Year? :)
Whatever happens, I hope you have a good holiday away from all your building work :)
Great video thanks again
1 good full body work out bud lol , good job..
Lol I got to say this 😂)21:09 that what’s she says love you guys love the videos from eastern Kentucky
I really enjoy watching your videos, looking forward to the next one's.
Thanks for watching. 🙂👍🏻
Love the WiFi and kids issue. 😆
"Sweet" (me smiling :)