My tile supplier is recommending I use tile adhesive rather than sand and cement. What is your view on this, I’m laying 37 square meters of porcelain. All the best with your ankle and thank you for the videos. 🕺
Hi, been a subscriber for a while. Are you taking on any rear double-story extension work? On a flat large plot without any access issues. I am about 30 minutes from Cardiff
Hope your ankle recovers soon. It’s going to be a lot paler than the rest of your leg if that boot comes off soon. Is the tree and roots not going to wreck the patio in future ?
Hi , I know it is about levelling this video, but what to do when subbase is like Sponge's last days was supper wet some part of patio are good some like sponge , level slope done , subbase 15cm and still done this I'm little bit down because of this and don't know what to do now I'm doing all my self working before on construction but never laying patio. The house is newly built. probably you hear about wet garden problems , but our was no so bad only on other side garden. There was not enough top soil, only that rubbish hard grey soil, which was hard to dig bay hand developer put only 20cm top of that grey soil. The garden has slope and still is wet . What to do now ? Wait for warmer days. Keeps drying out, and you whackers palte again or take out around 7cm mix with cement and whackers plate again. Or leanmix top of that, but what height leanmix should be ? Trying find something about on RUclips but there is nothing. Sorry for the long comments. But now you have an operation ahead of you, maybe you can make a video about this how to avoid this problem and help others. Wish you a fast recovery. Thank you.
Sounds pretty crappy situation from buying a new house build !! As for the spongy ground unfortunately the only fix is to dig it all back out and remove the wet layer. Also you could use geo tec it’s a strong fabric to help keep the strength but mostly the crappy bit needs removing 👍🏴
@tidybrickslandscaping do you mean throwing away and putting a new subbase because it's only half patio and the other bit is on the side of the house . For me, it was strange last winter when the wet ground in that area wasn't soggy like now, but in summer, it was a big crack in soil when it was hot dry. Unfortunately, in the whole U.K., people have the same problem with the garden . I reckon it's a subbase problem. I have two different from the same supplier where I put 9 bulk bags is good but from second delivery other 5 bulk bag was looking like old cement or waste no dry concrete I was think will be good and keeps tight but instead of that one moments looks dry and after like small tiny stream start going from ground.
Nice to see you Scot but I think that tree is going to cause more problems in the future than what you may think Your friend would be better off with flag stones not porcelain
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Dont know if I could afford your services but I do love some of the work you've done. Keep it up and hope to enjoy your videos for years to come.
Much appreciated! I’m slowly getting fitter for work one day hopefully 👍🏴
Nice to see you back Scott. 👍
Thanks 👍👍🏴
Great to see you’re on the mend and making content again 🎉.
More to come! Hopefully time will tell 👍🏴
Great to see you back making vids buddy. Lovely advice. Looking forward to a follow up vid on this!
Thanks! Will do! 👍🏴
Good to see bud 👍
Thanks 👍back at it soon hopefully
My tile supplier is recommending I use tile adhesive rather than sand and cement. What is your view on this, I’m laying 37 square meters of porcelain.
All the best with your ankle and thank you for the videos. 🕺
Same answer as already sent and thanks ankle is getting better 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping sorry I forgot to ask. How much sand and cement would I need for 37 square meters.
@@craigwalters1261 about 2 ton of sharp sand and a dozen cement bags would be close to the amount 👍🏴
How long now till you get your leg back Scott.
Great advice mate 👍 🧱🧱🏴
Walking a bit better these days without the crutches but still miles off 100% 👍🏴
Be worth it when its all done mate .👍
Hi, been a subscriber for a while. Are you taking on any rear double-story extension work? On a flat large plot without any access issues. I am about 30 minutes from Cardiff
If you watch my latest video you’ll see I’m in recovery from a operation and out from work for a good while sorry 👍🏴
It's a crime not to prime !!! 🙂
Well said 👍🏴
Hope your ankle recovers soon. It’s going to be a lot paler than the rest of your leg if that boot comes off soon. Is the tree and roots not going to wreck the patio in future ?
Thanks about the ankle and yes the tree will definitely cause problems in the future but all depends how much it grows I guess 👍🏴
Hi , I know it is about levelling this video, but what to do when subbase is like Sponge's last days was supper wet some part of patio are good some like sponge , level slope done , subbase 15cm and still done this I'm little bit down because of this and don't know what to do now I'm doing all my self working before on construction but never laying patio.
The house is newly built. probably you hear about wet garden problems , but our was no so bad only on other side garden. There was not enough top soil, only that rubbish hard grey soil, which was hard to dig bay hand developer put only 20cm top of that grey soil. The garden has slope and still is wet .
What to do now ? Wait for warmer days. Keeps drying out, and you whackers palte again or take out around 7cm mix with cement and whackers plate again. Or leanmix top of that, but what height leanmix should be ?
Trying find something about on RUclips but there is nothing.
Sorry for the long comments.
But now you have an operation ahead of you, maybe you can make a video about this how to avoid this problem and help others.
Wish you a fast recovery.
Thank you.
Sounds pretty crappy situation from buying a new house build !!
As for the spongy ground unfortunately the only fix is to dig it all back out and remove the wet layer.
Also you could use geo tec it’s a strong fabric to help keep the strength but mostly the crappy bit needs removing 👍🏴
@tidybrickslandscaping do you mean throwing away and putting a new subbase because it's only half patio and the other bit is on the side of the house .
For me, it was strange last winter when the wet ground in that area wasn't soggy like now, but in summer, it was a big crack in soil when it was hot dry.
Unfortunately, in the whole U.K., people have the same problem with the garden .
I reckon it's a subbase problem. I have two different from the same supplier where I put 9 bulk bags is good but from second delivery other 5 bulk bag was looking like old cement or waste no dry concrete I was think will be good and keeps tight but instead of that one moments looks dry and after like small tiny stream start going from ground.
Nice to see you Scot but I think that tree is going to cause more problems in the future than what you may think Your friend would be better off with flag stones not porcelain
He’s already got the tiles so we’ll see what happens in the future 👍🏴