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- Опубликовано: 24 сен 2021
- In this video, we will show you how to install a beautiful and durable stone patio, a popular and timeless addition to any outdoor living space. Stone patios are versatile, low-maintenance, and can be customized to fit any style or budget. We'll guide you through the process of selecting the right materials, preparing the site, and laying the stones. We'll also provide tips and tricks to ensure a level and stable surface, as well as advice on finishing touches such as edging and jointing. With our expert guidance, you'll be able to create a stunning and functional outdoor living space that enhances the value and enjoyment of your property. Don't miss out on this essential tutorial - watch now and learn how to install a stone patio like a pro!
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Keeping it real❤ love your videos.
Thanks for that I do try to keep it real 👍🏴
I watch your videos to learn stuff about paving but also because you are a cool guy, don´t stop the "BLA BLA BLA"....i enjoy the bla bla bla ;)
carry on with the silliness, life is a lot more then just work work work!!! =D
cheers mate
I’ll keep it going for you Victor thanks mate glad you enjoy the videos you’ve got to have a bit of fun now and then hey 👍🏴
I feel u on days like this when nothing is going your way and u just want to give up but u can't and u can't let it defeat u. Looks go though after all the hard work u put in and it is just gratifying in the end. Never give up.
Never give up never admit defeat chin up chest out stop bloody moaning and get on with it 😂👍🏴
Was wondering were you have been glad your back hope we see more
Yes I’m back couple more videos to come plus a new channel 👍🏴
👍🏻chin up big fella, we’ve all had days like it. The job looks cracking so not all bad, enjoying your videos very much, thanks👍🏻
Thanks for watching again Steve I think I just need a holiday 👍🏴
Great vid Scott mate !! Looks amazing! I use flow point and I’m getting sick of the stress ha ! I’m now using exterior grout I love it 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 miles less stress and much better looking 👍🏻👍🏻
Looks like we’re all in the same boat Giles all going insane with the jointing grout 👍🏴
Ah the unexpected!!! Your an inspiration to me .. your work is excellent..
Thank you mate much appreciated glad you enjoy my videos 👍🏴
Saying it how it is !! Top man 👍
No point beating about the bush 👍🏴
An excellent job. 👏🏻👏🏻Those cuts are some of the most difficult I’ve ever seen… you do them with such ease. And damn those van keys
Thanks for watching mate and yes they were some difficult cuts you get used to it after a while just don’t wanna stressed you and yes dam those keys 👍🏴
Looking fantastic Scott but we all have our bad days just keep up the good work 💪
Thanks James yes we all get tough days it’s just how you deal with it and I need a holiday badly 👍🏴
Fantastic Scott.
Everyone deserves a good moan .
I’m getting good at moaning lately 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping it's the ones that never moan,,will blow up some day lol.
Great video your funny when your mad 😠🤣 no dad dance today the drainage cover cut I was waiting for that surely took time to get it spot on. I'd say it was a difficult patio build but worth the effort 👌 The quicker dryin grout is tuff going.
Thanks Connor yeah I guess it was a funny ending with me being a bit pissed off we all have those days I just need a holiday to recharge 👍🏴
Love it!! Reassuring to know it can go wrong for the pro’s too!!
Nothing is full proof in this world seems to be an issue for everybody using the slurry type mix 👍🏴
Great job, I'm glad I'm not the only one who dreads grouting!!!
I normally like the grouting now I bloody hate it 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping
Flowpoint is good but it continues to leave white lines along the edge of tile more than not. Fugabella great stuff but need put with grout trowel time consuming. Am going to try the marshalls grout 😬😬
@@lmilne4859 It’s all a pain in the arse puts me off doing it
Lovely job that Scott it must have been a real stinker to see a usually upbeat guy like you so down.
Tomorrow is another day I really appreciate you taking the trouble to film your work stay strong buddy.
Thanks James chin up I’ll be good Monday 👍🏴
Looks great
Thanks Noel glad you enjoy the video mate 👍🏴
Tidy Bricks is like the godfather of this patio game!
You need to check out Matt Brockhurst from Brockstone landscapes friend of mine is a class A alternative 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping I’ve seen his channel sir.
There are levels in all jobs, and your the Guvnor. Keep doing what your doing sir.
@@finallevel29 thanks my friend keep watching next is a herringbone pattern 👍🏴
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Nice cold beer,you deserve it after that mate,great job looks brilliant, thanks
Thanks Dale glad you enjoyed the video mate much appreciated 👍🏴
your cuts are beyond top notch high quality great job
Thanks Robbie manhole cuts are always awkward especially that one 👍🏴
Thanks for the Pythagoris tool, I understand half the base multiplied by the height equals the square root of the other two sides. now I know what guys are saying by the 3, 4, 5 rule
And a very handy calculation for this kind of work 👍🏴
Dam ive had a few days like that recently , I will say though you have helped me no end with advice on your channel and after 4 months I finally finished completely landscaping my large garden. I was a bit worried I had taken on a bit more than I could chew and had a few days like this where I had problems but I got there in the end and im so proud of the job ive done, so thank you for all the great advice and tips 👌
I really enjoy hearing stories like that where I’ve helped people out to their own gardens with my tips and information so much appreciated and I’m glad my channel is paying out regarding helping other people out 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping Same from me, I watched so many of your videos and I think you answered some of my questions on here. I've never done anything like it before and everything I did was new to me and your videos were so valuable. Same as the other bloke there were times when I thought ... S**t have I bitten off more than I can chew with this and is my wife going to have to call Nick Knowles to finish it off? But with all the tips and advice I kept plodding on and got it and it is spectacular in comparison to the previous garden/patio - so cheers man.
@@someblokecalleddave1 and so it continues more happy customers well that’s great news I seem to have a affect on people with some inside information and hopefully a bit of fun and charisma mixed in.
It’s doing me out of work but I can’t do it all anyways 👍🏴
Thanks guys 🍻
Scott you're a star mate, top tips and a bit of a laugh at the same time. I know how much effort it is to video everything and then edit it on top of doing the job, but it's very much appreciated.
Very nice again but why did you stop using the corner clips,I'm about to try them for the corners , but concerned if put in on a slight angle could make things worse. As it hides the corner🤔👍
Stunning work
Thanks Carl glad you enjoy the video 👍🏴
Lovely job mate. Sorry to hear you had that bad day, hope you’re back to your normal self now 😁
I rarely use Flowpoint personally mate, the only thing i use it on is setts coz of the volume of joints, it’s easy to work as only covers about 5m2 ish.
Lovely stone that Versuro, nice to see it going down instead of porcelain 👍👍
I might just start cement filling them from now on that might be an idea lay and grout same time 🤔
We all have days like that. I commend you on your manhole cover work. That was bang tidy. I do understand there was no happy dance 😂
Sadly no happy dance on that job I should’ve done a pissed off dance actually 👍🏴
I love the UHHI Iriqois sound effect. All power to N0.3 Squadron R.N.Z.A.F Kia Kaha
I’m glad you enjoyed it my kiwi friend 👍🏴
good work very professional.
Thank you nightmare for watching glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏴
Good to have you back Scott where you been 😂
Best way sometimes mate go home come back and you will sort it straight away !!
That’s exactly what I did that day when home woke up start again 👍🏴
Feel your pain Scott buddy superb looking job. Haha have had plenty days like that pal. 😝😊
I need a holiday so bad 👍🏴
string and the bubble never lie
Some of these string line bubble levels aren’t to be 100% trusted and the line has to be mega tight too otherwise yeh 👍🏴
I hate them days and im with you on the grouting, ive done it every way possible and there all a nightmare
It used to be the best part of the job grouting then get paid now it’s stress 👍🏴
Love the cut around the man hole 🕳
Cheers Stevie always a difficult part the Mannel cover 👍🏴
Thanks
Cheers buddy I’ll,put that towards the key bill 🧾👍🏴
Where've you been.... thanks for another video.
Sorry for the wait Tom I’ve been working on another project watch this space 👍🏴
Don’t worry be happy 😊
Great song thanks for watching 👍🏴
Pressure washer parts...prepare yourself for some sticker shocker. My plastic molded bit costs $65.00 bucks to replace, never mind the hour or so of fumbling around. The machine cost me $150 bucks 17 years ago. So to the landfill, although it's reparable.
It’s such a waste and they know it just want you to buy a new one again and again drives me insane but I grin and bear it and try to smile 😀 😆 👍🏴
Amazing Work Scott ....Bad luck with the car keys (Shit happens from time to time same thing happened with wife in Cumbria left keys in boot called AA and they came did not cost £150 . All part of the fee you pay every year for breakdown may worth checking out). That Wisk part of the video mixing grout sounds like "Blackhawk Down" Helicopter coming into to land. An Interesting Video with many tips thank you Scott...To much talk made me smile my wife called me "Loquacious" had to look it up thought she was swearing at me.(possibly was) ....You could be known as a "Loquacious Person" join the club. Well done great job enjoy your weekend and the pub.
Thanks tick-tock much appreciated mate yes I could possibly be in your club too much blah blah blah apparently the women are always right which makes it worse 👍🏴
once again cracking job Scott but not a fan of the mixed colour for the drainage, stainless steel , black and then a brown hopper.
Well spotted you’ve got a keen eye 👍🏴
Very tasty work.👍👍 🇮🇪
Thanks Frankie glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏴
F**K IT IM OFF!!!!!! Ha Ha Im 73 and still doing this shit mate so I know how you feel, I say that every day now at 1pm to my lads. I spent 10 years just doing Imprinted concrete throughout the UK......NOW THATS REAL STRESS.!! One job on a hill middle of July sunny day what could go wrong ?? Cloud burst !! Red dye slurry 200yards down the hill middle of the road .WTF!! anyway good job though I will subscribe now !
Thanks Mike for subscribing much appreciated glad you’re enjoying some of my videos and yes imprinted concrete definitely more stressful and a lot more sweaty 👍🏴
Good honest vid.
Could I ask why the aco if the fall is running away from the house. And just a thought that your keys may be covered by your insurance without losing no claims. Cheers hope you have a better day next time.
As for the aco I only did that because I was only one brick down from damp proof course so I did it as a failsafe good point about the insurance I shall look into it 👍🏴
Your works amazing bud and I've kicked the bucket across the site a few times when things haven't gone right....Can I ask how you adapted the aico into the side of the hopper in 68mm....keep up the good work brother 😎👍
There was plenty of other ways of connecting up aco’ s to gully’s I just choose the gully with the sides pipes I cut out and cemented the gaps water flies through anyways.
Some people might disagree with the method I choose that day but it still works. When complete I’ll silicone the joints as a little extra 👍🏴
Looks good. Do you grout between acro drain and tile? Would be interested to understand how that join works. Cheers.
Yes I do grout between the aco and the tile but use a smaller tool not the big squeegee and possibly do separate to the main poor because time is against you otherwise 👍🏴
Love it Scott! Shit happens buddy🤙🏼
Very good point shit happens just put up with it and get on with it I’ve still got my health who am I to complain 👍🏴
Another great video.
Been so helpful laying my sandstone patio.
Could you possibly give me some advice. I laid sandstone with the 4-1 sand cement mix, all good. Got “Joint It Simple” to use as grout but wouldn’t set. Turns out it must be used on a permeable base so water can pass through so had to remove it. Felt how you felt at the end of this video. No way I’m trying that stuff you just used in this video. What would you recommend to use with a sold base. All the brush in grouts seem to need a permeable base. Worried just using a cement mix will just crack. 🙏
I was talking about this same problem with one of my reps the other day and he said don’t worry about it all grout is only guaranteed for two years and away and it wouldn’t damage the cement either but you must use a jointer to push the grout in as compact as possible just brushing it in is no good it needs pressure 👍🏴
Nice
Txs Pav’s 👍🏴
Ops! I know I’ve done a patio in the past where I haven’t grouted the man whole separate. The videos are a god send 😅😅😅😂
Are used a multitool to slide the blade between the gap it did actually work went through a couple of blades though 👍🏴
Scott my jet wash broke last week doing flow point and i had a shit week stressed out so your not he only mate happens to all of us. Mate if you want if you havent used flow point ill show you and you can show me the marshalls stuff i been considering using it .help each other and all that .offer is there mate the grouting side is a pain in the arse .
Great honestly mate and good luck next week hope you have better luck
Justin 👍
Thanks Justin I might take you up on that offer not used flow point before but I should imagine it’s the same stuff really with the same issues it’s all here to test this my friend am I patience is running thin all the best see you soon 👍🏴
Scott we are both doinh the same kind of work in the same areas .i took your advice on the marshalls thing mate .As far as im concerned if we can help each other out with anything then it would benefit us both .Just willing to genuinely offer help if you need it mate 👍.
Justin
I used to use flowpoint, but had same issue, used to stress me right out!!!! Not a good finish either colour wise in my opinion! Only use fugabella now, takes about half hour/hour to go off in 20 degree heat and worst case if it stains the slabs it does come off!! The rapid set stuff just makes my anxiety go through the roof! Been back to a few jobs an fugabella still perfect colour and solid! Obvs not as quick as a squeegee but so much less stress, or fugapave i believe is same sort of stuff but goes in with squeegee, i just dont like grouting loads in one hit and being up against it, fugabella 1 bag does about 7/8sqm its really manageable 👍🏻👍🏻
I might actually go down that route with the fugapave give it a try Smaller batches so much easier good point and thx 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping yeh Lee is talking sense! Flow point or similar actually looks shite compared to grout and you can choose a colour and obviously much better for steps / risers etc !
I thought it was good to talk lol I think you needed a tea break lol good work looks great 👍🏻
Tea break always sort your head out not so much on a Friday though 👍🏴
I wonder if this stuff is as tricky as gftk vdw 850+. Just used it on some textured paving and it was a nightmare firstly shifting off the slabs into the joints, then getting it to stay in said joints! Just like yours though, paving looks great when done though!
It is all a good product to use just really tough to work with drives me insane 👍🏴
Helicopter is brilliant.
Oh yeah just remembered that Part 😂👍🏴
Great job Scott.
Just my opinion, build up deeper base and less mortar depth .
Less mixing, less cement used, quicker install(more profit) and easier in your body.
Great job pal
I just wish I had a tipper van so I could get the occasional ton more materials but these days Travis Perkins are taking up to 4 days for delivery so I just crack on 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping I got van like you, have tow ball and twin axle trailer, pulls dead easy.
It's a must, saves the day for me.
But as usual your work is best around pal, top class
You are just like me, Grumpy old bastard !!! Looks good though.. Happy days
I seem to be getting grumpier every year things aren’t looking good 👍🏴
Great music . Anybody else notice one part do the video was reversed ?
Yeh my bad I thought I got them all 👍🏴
You cracking me up, "your primer is a barrier for efforescence"😅 You just make it up as you go. When are you going to show us the moon?
That’s what I’ve been told Marshalls it’s another barrier 👍🏴 i’ve got a telescope I was looking at Jupiter the other night
@@tidybrickslandscaping That's nonsense. It ain't no damn "barrier". What a crock.. Next time you see, Marshal, kick him in the balls!
@@bonanzatime he is correct it is a barrier against efforescence.
Nothing being made up.
@@frankieob100 BULLSHIT!... ..I know your logic, you think it is a barrier from the ground, where salts could theoretically will leach up into the surface stone and mortar (excuse me, that's 'moih-tuh') to cause efflorescence. Which could be possible if that rue-paste (whatever you call it) was a vapor barrier. Which It Is Not.. And even if it was, it would keep the surface wet long after rain and INCREASE the chances of efflorescence.
@@bonanzatime 😂😂😂💩🤭
Some cutting that pal, credit were its due
Thanks Gaz glad you enjoyed the video mate much appreciated 👍🏴
Think you need some cbd or bit thc and then start again brother 😉 it makes u chill out n can still crack on.
And it looks mint this one 👌
Already on the case mate 👍🏴
If your stressed don't know what I'm going to be like when I do mine.
Never layed pavers and I've got porcelain.
Question, can you use flowpoint on slightly riven or will it collect on top within the riven pattern?
Cracking job by the way 👍
Id swerve flowpoint buddy, dont rate it!! It sets so quick and if it stains you aint getting it off, sandstone just just point it traditionally, we do 3-1 sharp sand so its a grey gritty finish but looks goood with natural stone, building sand for me leaves to much of a orange colour
@@MuRF2010INESSEX I use trad 3:1 mostly but we do 2 sharp 1 building 1cement for a smoother finish. Strikes off easier as that bit less gritty.
Ps mate. We use yellow building sand for a better colour finish as all red sand where I am.
Great video as always! Can I ask do you always do your aco after slabs ? Iv always done drainage first makes me think iv been doing wrong all my life lol Keep the videos coming 💪🏽
I only did the slabbing first as my labourer had nothing else to do so I did it at the end when he wanted time off 👍🏴
Hey dude, could I ask what mix you use for laying ?
Mine seem to be a little more dry as if it’s wet I get a water film on top and the tile just slides around a lot 🤟🏻
4/1 sharp sand mix with a little squirt of fairy liquid that’ll stop water rising 👍🤜
Is it imperative the aco has a slight fall or can it sit perfectly level to correspond with the patio for a lovely finish? More bla bla bla the better scott! Fantastic work 👍👍
ideally against the house should always be level but also depends on which way you want the water to flow 👍🏴
nice van
Thanks Joshua glad you like my van mate 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping nice and tidy like your work watched the steep drive epic, can i ask when you level a string accross a house do you use a laser a long level held against the string or one of those tiny string levels
any thoughts on mapei grout? Been doing small mixes and washing off as we go along, takes time but seems ok? Any methods to getting it done quickly and well?
I’ve only ever use that mapie once before took me four days to grout 150 m great product but very slow to use that was my only issue 👍🏴
Looks a really nice job scott, we all have these days dont we.
What would you recommend on indian sandstone?
I usually just use brush in stuff but its permeable isnt.
Just wondered what your thoughts are😂🤞🏻
I’d use the slurry type grout but you need to know how too do it first or it’s nothing but trouble 👍🏴
Looking good sir , I'm not a fan of the Marshall's grout , leaves a gritty finish , plus its murder to work with , I only use the fuga pave now , better all round i reckon. Looks like a tough day mate , your be happy dancing again soon 👍
Cheers Nathan yeah that grout drives me insane but it does go really hard that’s the main thing it’s just all the crap that goes with it..
hopefully I’m happier on the next section of patio then I’ll do a happy dance 👍🏴
Sorry for the stress.of the job mate. Sometime.sthings don't go as well. How's the porcelain driveway holding out? Any movement of cracking?
Solid as a rock apparently it’s so thick it’s never going to move 👍🏴 hope things are well with you
@@tidybrickslandscaping great news. Started my drive a few weeks ago. 150mm type 1 with 150mm C35 10mm aggregate concrete with A142 6mm mesh. Put foam joints and 12mm rear sleeved between the slabs. Give it a month before we go porcelain. Might put plastic exoNsuon joints in. What do uou think?
How many lean mixes do u reckon you do a day? And over a year and over your slab laying career must be an obscene number. Great video. I put in some acco drains recently was a pain to get levels correct as existing driveway pavers had moved over time. You’ve made it look a fair bit easier when going from scratch, not sure if that’s your years of experience, working to a perfectly straight surface or the combination of the 2 😂
I think it might be a combination of the two actually ? I must’ve use quite a lot of wheelbarrows full of mixes already yeh you’re right 👍🏴
Hi ya Scott, just a quicky. Do you use your 2nd grabo much. I purchased 2 and not had the other one ut the box yet. I found my helper can lift the edge of the 900x600 and use a grabo on the side you cant get your fingers in. I Still watch all your stuff.😀👍
Yes good point I realised that when I bought two as well but sod it still use it why not hey treat him so he doesn’t get primer on his fingers too 👍🏴
Normal hose pipe connectors fit on the power wash I broke mine too 😂
Stupid bloody pressure washer why not have the hose on the side so I can’t snap if it falls over when you tug it 🤔👍🏴
I left mine in a garage in winter and it froze, then cracked.
Hi Scott, I saw you was using a flex wet cut saw on one of your previous vlogs, would like to know how good it performed on cutting porcelain without the tiles fracturing on the fine detail cuts.
I found it useful once but it’s not a saw you can rely on for certain cuts if you have to do a full cut then the last section really does have a good chance of cracking unlike my tablesaw what are use all the time the flex is rusting I imagine 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping nice one mate, was considering buying one to do the inspection chamber cutting as I’ve been finding it quite difficult to cut porcelain without them cracking on certain cuts. What disc are you using on your fine detail cuts.
@@anthonysmith149 hey Antony and yes porcelain tiles are hard to cut that as long as you’ve got a good blade you’ve got half a chance and he is the guy are use his name is Phil he is his website check it out 👍🏴
www.pulvex.co.uk/
@@tidybrickslandscaping cheers mate, keep up the good work and thanks for the reply.👌👍
Feel your pain their fella. I prefer trad pointing personally but I used flowpoint on last job for the first time as slate paving and granite setts was wrong colour and too big an area for trad without getting into dyes. What a stress. Paving has to be damp but no water in the joints and once down you gotta keep it damp otherwise it sets to the slab and ain't ever coming off. Good product but plenty of pitfalls and messy to work with I thought. Lots of residue runoff. Much prefer vdw850 to work with. Cleaner product to use. Use lots of water to get it to flow, no problems with efforvesance and once finished no residue to clean of. Need to half batch it on 5mm joints as it goes off fast and won't flow. Only downside for me is the price. 4 times price of flowpoint....eek!!! Only use products when trad is not viable.
Thanks for the reply Ed and yes you’re quite right in every think you say never tried that product you’re on about VDW 850 I’ll have a little Google a bit later jointing years ago was stressfree now it drives me insane 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping yeah there's big pressure these days to use products to speed the job up. Personally I love pointing trad. One of my fave tasks. All about the finish. And gives me some time out on the job. It's nearly all labour and fills so many days a year it's easy money and easy times. What's the rush. Make your money on the labour and save on the product. However vdw850when you need it. Theres a paving expert vid on you tube. You only need use it once to get the hang of it. Lot of guys swear by it and it lasts. Plus points...easy to use, clean, lasts forever. Downsides...price esp for large areas, goes off fast esp in hot weather, leaves tacky residue on paving which takes a bit of time to weather off. Need 2 people really. One to spread and one to hose. Have to work clean. Dont walk on it with muddy boots as dirt will stick to the residue until it's fully cured. Hope that helps.
Sorry to ask have you used a pointing grout gun ? I just did 75m2 of grout no hassles…
Not used to one of those for a long time definitely the slowest option but much better control do in smaller amounts with that 👍🏴
About to have patio laid, lad says he prefers to lay on sharp sand, no cement as he says cement can bring out the salts? Using Marshall’s 50 mm coloured concrete slabs, is he correct?
He is actually it’s not a normal patio tile which is only 20mm those 50mm there the same as pavers on a driveway.
I’d prefer to use stone dust though as it compacts much better as sand can find voids after rain a sink.
And you want 10mm joints grouted for sure otherwise you’ll get weeds coming through if they are just butted up 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping Thanks Scott, really appreciate your comments.
The locked keys...There's an Air wedge pump that expands when used on the driver door. $12 dollars at any hardware store. Keys would be retrieved in a minute.
Sounds like a great idea 👍🏴
Been told flow point is good to grout but need to know what your doing with it
I think I might give that flow points a try next time I know my mate Mattie from Brockstone landscapes uses it a lot 👍🏴
Looking great Scott wen you did ur mix reminded me of coming back from Vietnam 🇻🇳 🤣 wat do you think of the easy joint compound?
I’m not sure how to answer the Vietnam part and as for that easy joint not sure is that the resin-based type if so it will go green with algae 👍🏴 Thanks for watching again
@@tidybrickslandscaping easy joint compound the one that's wetter the better just soak it and brush it in
Yes I know the stuff so easy to work with but it’s still soft weeks later you could still push a screwdriver through it and the algae sticks to it terribly 👍🏴
🥺🥺🥺 I just used it lol
@@philstation335 just be careful when you’re pressure washing in don’t go to close. Hopefully you forced it in not just brushed. 🤔
Looking good so far but why is there such a deep bed under the tiles ?
I change the levels right at the last minute and couldn’t wait for Travis Perkins to come back 🙄👍🏴
As a tiler which is now a tough game with massive tiles and bad floors im glad I dont do outdoor work ,looks brutal hard , good job tho ,interesting video too ,how is your body? I see you stooping over and not bending your knees , my back and wrists ache all the time
Yep my body is in bits worse and worse every day I did buy myself a massage chair a couple years ago it doesn’t cure anything but it definitely makes it feel better thanks for watching 👍🏴
Time for a pint.....Happy Days
Several pints for me please 👍🏴
keys brocken washer pract free days work mate
Not long after that last message I was already in my van driving home 👍🏴
Is this slabs or tiles your using. What are they 600×600 what???
They were Indian sandstone smooth Tiles yes 600’s 👍🏴
Where can I get stone dust from? its just what I need
Travis Perkins sell that type of stuff or Selco lots of builders merchants it’s basically 5 mm to dust 👍🏴
Please can I have a link to them patio slabs, I can’t find them anywhere?
Here we go Timmy hope this helps I had the silver grey www.marshalls.co.uk/gardens-and-driveways/product/towngate-sawn-sandstone-paving
you still using ur sky tv or electricians knee pads getting ur moneys worth their eh bud lol great job as usual on the tiles looking great
Still use in the sky engineers knee pad it’s honestly the first one I’ve ever had 👍🏴
Again thanks for your effort of loading this stuff onto the net - much appreciated. You need to set up a subscribestar account so that people can throw some beer money your way. I owe you at least a gallon!
What's the standard thickness of porcelain tiles in the UK? Where I live they are 2cm and they lay them on what is called 'split' which is essentially gravel generated out of a stone crusher. I'm remodelling our garden and swapping out the split bed for a concrete one following your vids...'?
I can't find anyone that will ship me the leveling clips you use from Tiler's Tools. They don't to international shipping so I might have to go without them. In the local DIY store (Bauhaus) they do a version which only go up to 15mm so they won't work with 2cm tiles
You might do a video on changing out a single tile from a concrete base - you did a couple where you weren't happy with the result but didn't show how you removed the tile and gave yourself enough room to stick down down the new tile.
Last question: You use a "slurry" between tile and concrete. Can't find the equivalent here. I would think I could use outdoor tiling cement, what do you think?
20mm exterior tiles over here too so that’s the same at least and shame about those clips I use I have heard before they won’t ship abroad from subscribers.
That slurry you mention sounds like it’s a similar idea. As long as you can make it into it a paste then it should work
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ruclips.net/video/pEZjmfIKu5k/видео.html 1.16.00 had to remove some tiles here also
Chin up Mukka. Still the best around
Thanks Jon mate much appreciated chin up chest out 👍🏴
All started so well. Then the nitemare started. As i always say it is what if is am away home f#$k it lol.....
I was in a right mood that day !! following day though thanks for watching. Getting old 😂 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping enjoyed every minute of it lol sure we are all gettin old 😄 and there not alot we can do about it. I always say if you can put your boots on in the morning and take them of at nite your doin ok. All the best....
We all have a bad day at the office bud go home have a few sherbets 🍺🍺🍺
And a fair few sherbets I did have thanks for watching 👍🏴
Testing testing testicle 😂👍🏻Ahhh boy this will look amazing for the next 40 years! Love it! next video should hopefully have a happy dance in or two😂 an just quick one I’m still learning, but does that gully need a pee trap to be connected to foul drains? Or not required in this instance? Thanks in advance tidybricks can’t wait for the next episode!🤩👍🏻
I think you’ve got a good point on the gully yeh maybe. Hate drainage 👍🏴
You didn’t appear to use those corner gadgets on the second day of patio laying. Did you just forget or are they not worth the bother?
I actually ran out I need to order some more they are helpful but not a necessity 👍🏴
Gftk 850 is a great product for jointing. Bloody expensive thou.
Not tried that stuff maybe one day 👍🏴
Shame about the blah blah, I actually enjoy it.
Regards
Sam
Then a bit more blah blah blah it will be my friend cheers Sam thanks for watching 👍🏴
Get yourself back in that massage chair and chill 🙃
Yes good point might even jump on it now actually 👍🏴
Tidy
Cheers Napoleon tidy like in it 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping oh my god he's in the van broke the pressure washer I missed this on the first video I will show my grandson you doing the wiggle and a funny noise with the grabbo lol I was just showing my missus and I watch the pressure washer issue and the keys in the van palaver oh dear...ff
House slum why bother
When I’m done it should all look good 👍🏴
I feel your pain, this is why god invented pubs, get yourself in one and drink.
I did have a few that night 🍻 👍🏴
Nice
Thanks Geoff glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏴