Love the concrete residential floors, the idea of hydronic floor heating and its efficiency, and they stole my idea of finishing the concrete instead of covering it. Amazing amenities throughout and wish the owners the best; may they get to use it and share it all for many, many years to come.
Those pants are lulu lemon dude…. Sorry I don’t fake an English accent and act like I’m shooting lifestyles of the rich and famous…. Besides, not once in a lifetime, I build stuff like this every day;)
Awesome. Not so many videos on lite deck out there with good details. Thanks for showing how you set the blocks up to make it mono pour. Couple details that would be awesome to include in future: 1. How do you handle it when you are going to polish the floors. (and how do you protect them once poured while the rest of the construction occurs?!?). 2. Different slump or water content for the floor section when you polish floors and mono pour? Thanks! Vids continue to get better.
Very nice! Every detail is stunningly beautiful. The contemporary look and walnut appointments....the works are just simply awesome. Could you give me an idea of how much a 3k sf
I agree, it won't win any architectural awards, but I can appreciate the build quality. Between the pub and the hideous pool cover, I'm betting the owners are from the UK. I've seen that ugly pool cover before over there.
I built an icf home with a pitched concrete roof. I used insul-deck it looks identical to lite deck. I have a 5 or 6 part series on it on my channel somewhere.
I see a lot of things I wanted to do with my house. I'm already having a basement under my garage and was deciding on either hollow core slabs with superior walls or ICF with Lite deck. I really liked the bar room at 15 minute mark. I was thinking about a cigar room like that too. I don't smoke or drink though, but still want one.
I really enjoy your videos, can't get enough. I definitely think you are one of the best builders on youtube. I'm about to do a similar project (radiant heated polished concrete floors, ICF walls, and thinking about using fastfoot as well) I poured a few concrete patios and drive ways, but have never done polished concrete. Most info I find online about polished concrete don't talk about new construction/ideal concrete mix and additives. What was the concrete mix and any additives? I'm also assuming you would want it laser screeded to lessen the amount of polishing required.
You may want to talk to a polishing co, they use a topical additive day of pour called potassium silicate, promotes crystalline growth and hardens the surface, then after a minimum of 27 days, they do the first (cut) they’ll grind it to 4-800 grit, usually after they get to 200 grit they hit it with lithium silicate to further the polish ability of the surface…. Then they usually come back to final polish and burnish to 1500 r 3000 grit right before the project is done, but there’s multiple ways to skin that cat!
@@all3pools I work at a Lumber Yard in NW PA, an no one is doing anything like this here. I have a customer wanting me to quote out a Barndominium. I'm using Logix and the Estimator seems to assume you know what the schedule is for the Rebar for the walls and lentels... Do you have a structural engineer on retainer or something?
👍👍 love the basement really the whole house but my upstairs will be a close finish because I will have three bedrooms up there and maybe two bathroom and one bathroom in the basement. I wonder what they light bill is. 08-29-23
You said forklift can drive over it so if kids with running upstairs you would not hear the footstep through the floor. I wonder do that protect you from that noise would you still here like a regular upstairs house. 08-29-23
Compared to an entire house being built out of products that rot? I don’t know how long pex lasts but it generally believed to outlast copper piping which I see in lots of rent houses going back to the 30’s…. Not to mention this pex is encapsulated in concrete so it was very little chance of being impacted by external forces… if your concern is a problem with concrete itself shifting, proper reinforcement should keep that below the threshold of damage to the pex!
I was the last one I guess you could say, her first one left after 18 months and a couple glaring mistakes, not a bad guy but in way over his head, I built pool and procured some of the finishers inside, and am still doing projects there, but I was not the original contractor
Before the pour it’s super easy, not bad if it’s poured unless you have hydronic lines in the cast, then you should take extreme care pre pour to get the penetrations in, and make a map of the lines in case you need to drill something later
That’s not remotely true in my market, cambria and silestone are the two biggest market presences and they are both $10-15/ft more than most granites, and pretty close to par with more exotic stones…. I agree it shouldn’t be that way, but I think the popularity of the fake stuff and rising resin costs all contribute….
You don’t need it for it’s insulative value per se, but it does help when doing hydronic heat, plus icf deck material like lite deck is the easiest way to create the slab and beam design that allows spans up to 40’! We’ve done it on a few pool rooms without lite deck and the forming process is considerably slower snd more costly….
Okay, A 15,000 foot home. Must be a politician’s house. This really is a disgusting video and Light Deck isn’t making any points with regular people. 👎
No politician, just a hardworking couple who earned it…. Family business owners…. This house uses less electricity than your moms basement and the upgrades we’re working on now will have them net -…. U can be disgusted but the vid is to show what’s possible, it did that;)
@@all3pools I’m a combat disabled veteran rated at 100% Permanent and Total disability. A country that ignores their veterans is a country that will cease to exist. Don’t lecture me about hard work and they earned it, take a good look at the country and remember my words. Not 1 of you Corporate Companies have ever stepped up to help veterans like me and WE GAVE EVERYTHING JUST SHORT OF GIVING UP OUR LIVES!
Love the concrete residential floors, the idea of hydronic floor heating and its efficiency, and they stole my idea of finishing the concrete instead of covering it. Amazing amenities throughout and wish the owners the best; may they get to use it and share it all for many, many years to come.
That’s such a cool house. I like the pub looks like something you would see in Chicago or New York .
The pub is pretty amazing! I was pretty sad the clip was corrupted and the second vid didn’t work either…
Turned out amazing. Glad to see a full review of a home with Phenix Marble on it.
Thanks for getting dressed up for this Once in a Lifetime tour of this miraculous home.
Those pants are lulu lemon dude…. Sorry I don’t fake an English accent and act like I’m shooting lifestyles of the rich and famous…. Besides, not once in a lifetime, I build stuff like this every day;)
@@all3pools I build spectacular houses as well sir. All I’m saying is “You are better than a TShirt” sir.
I would be so proud if that was my house.
This house is amazing!!!!!
Awesome. Not so many videos on lite deck out there with good details. Thanks for showing how you set the blocks up to make it mono pour. Couple details that would be awesome to include in future: 1. How do you handle it when you are going to polish the floors. (and how do you protect them once poured while the rest of the construction occurs?!?). 2. Different slump or water content for the floor section when you polish floors and mono pour? Thanks! Vids
continue to get better.
I'm planning on an ICF home. I like this layout and the engineering .I especially like the fact of your passion of building.
Beautiful work much appreciated from a fellow icf builder
Very cool home! We used Litedeck for our suspended garage floor and for our roof.
Ya I know Dave and John really well, I watched most of your vids
@@all3pools We love what you do!
Very nice! Every detail is stunningly beautiful. The contemporary look and walnut appointments....the works are just simply awesome. Could you give me an idea of how much a 3k sf
Really impressive work! Not necessarily my style, but the beauty of the walnut is incredible.
I agree, it won't win any architectural awards, but I can appreciate the build quality. Between the pub and the hideous pool cover, I'm betting the owners are from the UK. I've seen that ugly pool cover before over there.
I built an icf home with a pitched concrete roof. I used insul-deck it looks identical to lite deck.
I have a 5 or 6 part series on it on my channel somewhere.
This, this, is a home.
Absolutely beautiful home!
Amazing work! 👏
Awesome work. You must be proud.
Thank u!
Very cool house.
What is the roofing material?
I see a lot of things I wanted to do with my house. I'm already having a basement under my garage and was deciding on either hollow core slabs with superior walls or ICF with Lite deck. I really liked the bar room at 15 minute mark. I was thinking about a cigar room like that too. I don't smoke or drink though, but still want one.
I really enjoy your videos, can't get enough. I definitely think you are one of the best builders on youtube. I'm about to do a similar project (radiant heated polished concrete floors, ICF walls, and thinking about using fastfoot as well) I poured a few concrete patios and drive ways, but have never done polished concrete. Most info I find online about polished concrete don't talk about new construction/ideal concrete mix and additives. What was the concrete mix and any additives? I'm also assuming you would want it laser screeded to lessen the amount of polishing required.
You may want to talk to a polishing co, they use a topical additive day of pour called potassium silicate, promotes crystalline growth and hardens the surface, then after a minimum of 27 days, they do the first (cut) they’ll grind it to 4-800 grit, usually after they get to 200 grit they hit it with lithium silicate to further the polish ability of the surface…. Then they usually come back to final polish and burnish to 1500 r 3000 grit right before the project is done, but there’s multiple ways to skin that cat!
@@all3pools Thanks! This is really helpful.
What a beautiful home.
Absolutely Beautiful !!!!!
That bar in the basement is the best room in the whole house.
Agreed
Beautiful House great work...
How do you spell the name of the heated floor system?
www.uponor.com/en-us it’s just a brand name of pex, but the company can be very helpful designing the system
@@all3pools I work at a Lumber Yard in NW PA, an no one is doing anything like this here. I have a customer wanting me to quote out a Barndominium. I'm using Logix and the Estimator seems to assume you know what the schedule is for the Rebar for the walls and lentels... Do you have a structural engineer on retainer or something?
@@all3pools Or because of your volume and history are you getting premium treatment from the ICF companies?
The quality of work, engineering, & materials are unquestionably top notch.
...15,000sqft tho, for a private residence. Bit much ( understatement ).
This home has a 40ft LiteDeck span....could it go to 50'?
Truly an amazing beautiful house
It's a shame they didn't go full spiral concrete staircase
👍👍 love the basement really the whole house but my upstairs will be a close finish because I will have three bedrooms up there and maybe two bathroom and one bathroom in the basement. I wonder what they light bill is. 08-29-23
You said forklift can drive over it so if kids with running upstairs you would not hear the footstep through the floor. I wonder do that protect you from that noise would you still here like a regular upstairs house. 08-29-23
The had 1100 amps of electrical service, they use an average of 60…. They literally use less juice than the typical 1500 sqft home….
@@all3pools one more question can you use a septic tank for the basement 1 under the ground not above the ground
What is the life expectancy of all that pex tubing embedded in concrete? The idea of busting up a concrete floor to fix leaks would make me nervous.
Compared to an entire house being built out of products that rot? I don’t know how long pex lasts but it generally believed to outlast copper piping which I see in lots of rent houses going back to the 30’s…. Not to mention this pex is encapsulated in concrete so it was very little chance of being impacted by external forces… if your concern is a problem with concrete itself shifting, proper reinforcement should keep that below the threshold of damage to the pex!
Excellent work! We’re you the main GC on this build?
I was the last one I guess you could say, her first one left after 18 months and a couple glaring mistakes, not a bad guy but in way over his head, I built pool and procured some of the finishers inside, and am still doing projects there, but I was not the original contractor
How difficult is it to run plumbing, electrical, and possibly A/C ductwork between floors with LiteDeck in place?
Before the pour it’s super easy, not bad if it’s poured unless you have hydronic lines in the cast, then you should take extreme care pre pour to get the penetrations in, and make a map of the lines in case you need to drill something later
What is the foundation like for a house like this in Missouri? That is a lot of weight.
I think some of them were 4-5’ wide and 16” deep
Surprised to see an electric cook top in such a fancy house. What type of roofing are they using? Almost looked like shingles, but that cant be.
More than likely it's an induction cooktop.
Wow I would love something like this, I just don't want the utility and the cleaning bil.
There is something about real stone top, the price tag. That’s why synthetic tops are popular.
That’s not remotely true in my market, cambria and silestone are the two biggest market presences and they are both $10-15/ft more than most granites, and pretty close to par with more exotic stones…. I agree it shouldn’t be that way, but I think the popularity of the fake stuff and rising resin costs all contribute….
Why do you need Litedeck insulated ICF floors when there's no need for insulation inside?
You don’t need it for it’s insulative value per se, but it does help when doing hydronic heat, plus icf deck material like lite deck is the easiest way to create the slab and beam design that allows spans up to 40’! We’ve done it on a few pool rooms without lite deck and the forming process is considerably slower snd more costly….
@@all3pools Exactly right - way easier to form and the laws of thermodynamics will push heat up to the space intended to be heated.
People that actually use their kitchens appreciate Quartz countertops.
15,000sqft home?
That's a commercial building!
Basically lol
Brick, foam block, icf, but not wood.
all i see is how to blow millions of dollars... very nice looking home.
Okay, A 15,000 foot home. Must be a politician’s house.
This really is a disgusting video and Light Deck isn’t making any points with regular people. 👎
No politician, just a hardworking couple who earned it…. Family business owners…. This house uses less electricity than your moms basement and the upgrades we’re working on now will have them net -…. U can be disgusted but the vid is to show what’s possible, it did that;)
@@all3pools I’m a combat disabled veteran rated at 100% Permanent and Total disability. A country that ignores their veterans is a country that will cease to exist. Don’t lecture me about hard work and they earned it, take a good look at the country and remember my words. Not 1 of you Corporate Companies have ever stepped up to help veterans like me and WE GAVE EVERYTHING JUST SHORT OF GIVING UP OUR LIVES!
@@thomasarchambault9463 you risked your life to protect israel lmao. When will you tools finally go into your toolboxes?