How to Build a Pergola and Floating Hardwood Deck A to Z
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- Опубликовано: 10 июн 2024
- Have you been wondering how to build a pergola and floating hardwood deck from foundation to finishing touches (A to Z)? This Brazilian hardwood decking will last 75 years with almost no maintenance! For links to purchase the products in this video CLICK SHOW MORE ⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇⬇
In this video, we show you how to install it over a concrete slab or a floating deck as well as install a pergola.
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Chapters
0:00 Intro
0:52 Preparing the Foundation for the Box Beam
7:57 Designing and Building the Deck Frame
25:47 Assembling Joist and Deck Panels
34:33 Installing Posts, Beams and Leveling Pergola
53:33 Installing Cross Bridge and Pergola Sail
57:41 Installing Hardwood Deck over Concrete Slab
1:17:26 Outro
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I LOVE to watching this guy because he explain everything, so it’s not hard to learn how to make something if you are interested. Thank you 🙏 🇨🇦
Anything and everything I can think of I want to do to my new property is in this channel..... lovin it!
I hope it will help me to build the gazebo in my back yard. My main problem is apprehension.
I think we can all agree the true MVP is the dog.
WOW! Not only did that deck and pergola come out beautiful. But, that GS dog was just as beautiful! Great job guys!
This guy was not kidding about being green to building things! Good for him for getting in there and learning something new
Only a few RUclips presenters can communicate with those of us on the distant side of a camera effectively and with a bit of fun thrown in. It helps to have a fine videographer like Max too. Jeff Thorman does instructional DYI video so very well. Once again...thank you from Utah.
Cheers Cory, Happy to help!
Usually like this guys simple explanation on jobs, but he really made a simple job look difficult here!
yup i noticed that too
There isa reason why we say that Canadians are polite and nice people. This guy is a great example! Thanks for all the awesome tips! :D Great shirt btw! Brazil! :P
Absolutely spot on,,,thank you for taking the time to actually show us. ..thank you
Great to see Samuel & Audrey, your guys Vietnam/Sapa video was the catalyst for our 4 week tour a few years ago, cheers!
Absolutely LOVE Togo!! Beautiful dog, and so cute to see him observing you guys..
Canadians are a different breed of creature... 😁
Incredible project and the way you bring out the details it makes it easy to follow.
Always love watching the A-Zs!!! You're the Bob Ross of DIY.
He would have to do landscaping to put a happy little tree right over here!
So I watched a ton of your basement finishing videos, and just finished sanding the drywall mud down here. Sitting on my plastic covered couch.
Watching this because I’m building somthing sinilar as next years project! Lol. Thanks for the content.
You are John Wick of carpentry. What a pro! Love the work.
I think you are amazing, I like to do most of my home repairs. You have taught me a lot! I’m a woman, so people don’t think I’m capable! My husband calls me the man of the house! Because I love to do woodwork! What’s funny is that my Career is nowhere near all the stuff I do! I’m a nurse by trade! Thank you so much for all these great videos! Because of these I was able to renovate my bathroom, plumbing and all. Sheetrock tricks. You are great!
I have learn so much watching your videos
Cheers Maria, Happy to help!
Production first for sure, this man is working!
Jeff knows his DIY videos are my favorite!!!🥳
honestly wish i could work with or for you. Calm and a good teacher great stuff
I have watched so so many "how to" build a deck videos and got absolutely nothing out of them but intimidation and confusion. Its like they really do want to show you "how to"
You are the Best man!.. Im ready to do this! Thank You!!! .. I'll be writing you in the comments if I have any questions.. I watched your other video 1st. building a ground level deck.. and I'm in at 32:14 on this one. Most Informative, Straight to the point, No B.S.
Thanks again and I'm a Subscriber for life.. Keep up the Great work.
Nice work. My only suggestion is before you install your top decking is to actually fill in amd tamp around the concrete blocking for your posts. Even completely assembled you could see some moving and twisting. Also I would double or tripple the depth of your lime stone screenings before it is ramped down. I used to use crushed stone mixed with alot of stone dust. The best part of using crushed stone is its ability to lock against each other after being compressed to tamped down from the tamper. Get it all levels and squared into place then come up the sides of the block 2 inches and tamp into place with a piece of 2x4. Keeps it all from twisting. Used this system for instaling large stone work and block work where people wouldnt pay for poured concrete. I just went with more depth of crushed stone and heavy tamping and compression. Mixed with the stone dust it would set up like concrete over time.
Love the bit about the weather on 56 minutes. Welcome to our world (the UK)! We play the weather lottery every day!
Love the chick who was using her hands to put dirt into the shovel. I sometimes forget that many people spend their life without having ever done manual labor.
Enjoy watching your video , you make work fun ! And love the " Laugh"
Deck looks fantastic! I love that German shepherd.
I just started watching this guy's videos while I am stuck at home during this pandemic. I love his humor, easy way of explaining things, and his practicality. He gives the right details that I need. He makes me think that I can actually do it my self (now if he could convince my wife). I also like that his circular saw has that same feature on its cord, and in exactly the same place, as mine. What are the odds.
Just start small if you want to convince your wife. If the small stuff goes well she'll let you do bigger and bigger stuff as you go.
Hands down my fav channel. Cheers brother✌️
Cheers Chris!
I love your choice of woods you use in decking...I am SOOOO in love with the Cedar more than anything!!!! :D
You would love our place. Exposed cedar beams everywhere.
Genus. You are so good at everything!
You make it look so easy. I am planning on building my own deck this summer hopefully lol. Thank you for sharing this video with us.
how did it go?
Excellent!! I have learned a lot. Thanks 👍
Luv your vids,learned so much over last 5 yrs 😊,great ideas,great personality
Didn't like you when the video started but ended up hating that guy you helped out and loving you great video thank you! Your a boss
that's a huge deck. I can't wait to sit on it.
I remember seeing that couple on a travel video!
Cant wait to watch! Thank you for the upload!
Cheers!
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Wasn't paying attention to intro and had to do a double take when I saw Samuel and Audrey! Didn't know you guys collaborated. lol
I love your A to Z videos! So informative!
Christ I love watching an expert work. Great video 👌🏼
Thanks 👍
lol, first time enjoyed watching the embedded commercial. :D
That product placement was so smooth that I might have to go out and buy that saw
Amazing Job.
I so want to build a deck now!
I love the long coat Gsd!
I love your videos. Thank You
Jeff makes me want to move to Canada! I don’t care which Province or territory!
A true Foreman coffee in hand and shovel to the helper😎
Excellent Show/ I watch everyday can never get enough enlightenment & inspiration
I admire your works and it helps me allot let's me feel like I can take on any job
Nice Dulux mixing stick!
Being Brazilian, I just love it! I have finished my kids bedroom. Next step is the deck. I should you the video and we want to see where we can fin a block. We are just doing the front small deck
New subscriber 💪😎
You are so clever
Great video w a lot of comedy. Good job.
Yep totally agree, a Brazilian always looks nice.
Hey that Advantage Lumber place is in Sarasota, FL right down the way from us... I had never heard of them until a Canadian RUclipsr puts a banner up with that location listed haha go figure... I'm about to build a floating deck as a home for a new hot tub and this is perfect, we're gonna have to check them out this weekend!
Evolution saws are amazing!
So.......................Awesome……. Thank you very much. 🙏🙏🙏
Enjoyed the video...especially the dog.
I'm going to be doing one of these soon I hope! Before summer is over!🤣
@32:00 did you ever tie the joists to the bottom beams? Anyone can push the deck from the side and it's moved.
This was awesome! The dog was too cute!
I like the cord on his circular saw. I've got the same one.
Love this channel and it's videos. Have watched so many and learned so much. I HATE to be the safety equipment guy when I know it gets made fun of here. I admire the safety glasses when using the grinder.
But holy shit guys, ear plugs! Even with the battery hand held DeWalt drill, cumulatively that sound will ruin your hearing. The grinder, the circular saw, over and over....bye bye ears.
I'm a sticker for hearing protection. I love music and don't ever want to lose that ability. Those watching at home, but a cheap pair of over ear muffs and it's all good. No need to go overly expensive.
Ear protection is so damn important.. I used a handheld air compressor for about 15 minutes while doing car detailing and didn't wear ear plugs. I've had permanent tinnitus for over 2 years now and regret it every day. Please wear ear protection.. having a constant ringing in your ears will drive you insane.
@@CrackaSource sorry man. I also have tinnitus from military exposure to loud engines. You just don’t think I’m the moment “hey I’ll have trouble hearing later I’m life from this direct moment....”
great video, I was thinkning of a pergola at the next house and now I'm one step closer. really like the look and function of that hardwood too
Fabulous idea 💡👌👏😀👍❤
Thank you so much 😊
Awesome Video!
I love how you say it’s not time to cut corners while painting a cut corner;) 1:05:00ish
LOl, odd isn't it!
Great deck and pergola but I hope those sails were temporary. A bit like hanging a bedsheet up as a curtain.
hello, I always watch Samuel & Audrey videos. I will do my own pergola.
Go for it!
Really like the videos.
Ive never watched a video this long
Hi Jeff, love your videos. Is it possible to do a video on how to and options to DIY sunrooms? Thanks
shoulda added a 3$ string line level great video! loved it
I love the video, I have a deck project in the near future. My only criticism would be the sun sail post anchorage being a little too close to the edge of the slab, especially the corner that broke off and was adhesive'd back on - I sure hope that doesn't fail in the future
Totally agree...I give that structure 2 yrs tops.
Nice job...despite the help you had
Gotta love a Brazilian
good guy to learn from
Nice job good video like always Jeff 🎼🎺🚣♀️🌅🎺🇵🇷
Cheers Ramon!!!
Togo! Good boy!
I know the intent was to keep it simple with everyday tooling, but a laser level makes it so much easier to set your heights and worth the investment.
Or you can just get a clear flexible tube and fill it with water.
@@alexfromoz laser levels are cheap nowdays and very useful in pretty much ever project. It is a good investment.
I'd love to work with you just for one day.i know I'd learn and I'd be a master by the end of the day.good content my friend,stay safe and I hope to watch many many more of your stuff
Safety glasses are a must when using power tools
When I worked for another company we rebuildt a deck over a rolled rubber roof. The new exotic lumber was Ipe and none of us knew anything about Ipe! We attached the deckingwith stainless steel screws and hidden fasteners, and within a couple of screws it became apparent we needed to pre drill every hole as the SS screws were just snapping! The wood was so hard the drill bits were junk after about 20 holes. We also got a qt. of liquid wax which we had no idea what it was for! We found that out soon as the first few boards installed, within 2 days were badly checking and cracking. The wax was for any fresh end cuts! The deck took us about 3weeks longer because of all the drilling and multiple other issues! We also had to make all the railings out of Ipe! We both ended up fired because we took too long!
I love the perfection of your work. Thank you for all the videos.
I absolutely love your videos. I may just try a smaller version of that pergola now.
How much weed did that new helper smoke this morning Jeff.. Lol
Love your new intro. My favorite compliment is: "How do you know how to do all this stuff?"
First, love your channel. Some of the most informative of all construction channels.
Then a question, I have a cement patio off the back of my house in the space where I would like to build a raised deck. The patio is in good condition. Would you leave the cement in place and just anchor the legs of the deck to it? Or do I have to break up the patio where the legs of the deck come down and pour in footers?
Thanks in advance.
check your local building code is what you need to go by is what they all say
Great vid.. Hey can you set your posts right on 18x18x6 blocks instead of the kind you used? My buddy convinced me to get those instead of the ones with premade holes for the 4x4s but now I'm worried they'll all be "floating" (ie free to slide along the blocks)
JEFF!!
Make 2 frames , decide height and screw a piece of wood between corners of frame and ground with off cuts.
You can use folding wedges to make adjustments to the 2nd frame on the uneven slab.
Screw frames together and then you know where all the fixings go. Saves time and you have your measurements.
Can you use the adjustable footings (altitude pedestal) you used on the concrete on a rubber roof deck?
Thanks a lot for this complete information.
One question: your deck is all leveled. Should you have a slight slope away from the house for evacuating the rain?
Great job!
Ground slope takes care of that. You have gaps in the decking to deal with water. A sloped deck would look and feel funny unless it was more of a wooden walkway
Great video!
How did you secure the platform to the Box Beams after?
Where can I get these "Tiles" to make a deck in Texas?
10/10 would watch again for the dog...Good advices too!
Did you use screws or bolts to attach the inside corner stabilizers? size and length of screws/bolts? What size and length of drill bit did you use to drill the holes on those inside corner stabilizers? Thanks for your great teaching/instruction. Your techniques have helped me in so many projects I almost lose track.
Did anyone notice the advantage lumber banner?