Nice one Izzy mate looking good mate 🙌🏻🙌🏻 it’s mental ain’t it how most of builders will say , oh you have to have a minimum of 150mm Bearing on lintels/steels etc but then when we put a big massive steel on it literally sits on 100mm bearing on the padston(100mmblockwork) 🤣 keep it up mate love your videos 💪💪🙌🏻🙌🏻
Yes mate I think this all the time! But no-one blink's an eyelid for the steels 😂 cheers my mate! Hope your well and enjoying your weekend! I've Just got back of holiday🍻
Awesome work buddy! Sorry I wasn't able to watch this video as it was published yesterday, because I have been revising for my final L2 Diploma C&G exam on setting out structures, which I'll be smashing today 28/04/22, wish me luck! Anyways, keep up the amazing work mate! Always looking forward to the next one! 👍😁👌👷♂️🧱
@@IzzytheBricky I hope you have a great weekend too! I passed my final exam with distinction! (22 out of 25 marks 88%) I officially have the C&G Level 2 Diploma in Brickwork!💪 🤩👍🧱🍻🍻
PIR board would be better for cavity fill I’m sure in years to come a cavity without an air gap will have problems…just my opinion maybe not. If you have PIR board and an air gap in the cavity any damp will remain on the outer brick wall…bit like cavity wall insulation injected is now causing people to have damp problems…I worked on new builds and their spec was PIR board and cavity air gap..just more difficult to install
Never been pulled for it. They are very happy to see blues used most of the time. Well every job I've done, no-one has ever said anything about the blue Padstones
Just curious what sort of rate would you want for a 3m x 4m by 3m High double skin, blockwork only from foundations up Just after a rough idea as want to know how much I need to save up haha Cheers, lovely work and great informative videos mate
Where is your fall protection...there should be trad deck on the inside or something to stop you falling forward....you would get red carded working like this one big building site.....plus no hi vis vest or hat on...naughty boy.
WTF why have you not used correct concrete padstones the weak point of using Eng bricks is the mortar a normal 215x100x440 concrete padstone is always the correct option FGS know your trade man, using Eng bricks is a cheap short cut.
Engineering bricks like the ones he’s using are better than pad stones…these bricks here he’s using don’t crush like normal bricks! You can use a pad stone or engineering bricks…these ones are very heavy duty
Very impressed with your character, ability and attitude. A true mason is all three.
Thank you very much mate! Appreciate it!
Great ‘warts and all’ videos like this give people new to the trade a real insight into real world brick laying. Fantastic mate
Thank you very much buddy, appreciate it! And yes, not everything is sunshine and rainbows all the time 😂👍
Great ‘warts and all’ video. Lovely job mate 👍
Nice one again Izzy and you are bringing Drew along nicely, less haste more speed is definitely working well. Good luck to you both. 👍
Nice work bud👍🏼 pleasure to watch as always!
Thanks bud! Have a sick weekend
Aye up, where I'm from , we need high density concrete pad stones that struc engineer specified, those just looked like blue eng bricks.
Great job bud
Great work as usual Izzy !
Cheers Jim mate! Hope your doing fantastic!
Awesome editing here! Loved the video!
Thank you mate! Enjoy doing little edits. Lots more on my IG
@@IzzytheBricky Awesome! Shall need to check them out!
Can I get a job
Excelente trabajo 💯 🧱🧱👌🏻👌🏻excelente profesional 👏 👍 saludos 👍 👏
What is the make-up of a pad stone?Can you use a reinforced concrete lintel cut to size?
Nice one Izzy mate looking good mate 🙌🏻🙌🏻 it’s mental ain’t it how most of builders will say , oh you have to have a minimum of 150mm Bearing on lintels/steels etc but then when we put a big massive steel on it literally sits on 100mm bearing on the padston(100mmblockwork) 🤣 keep it up mate love your videos 💪💪🙌🏻🙌🏻
Yes mate I think this all the time! But no-one blink's an eyelid for the steels 😂 cheers my mate! Hope your well and enjoying your weekend! I've Just got back of holiday🍻
if you did the bed like that side to side we would very quickly fall out .. how can i lay to the line moving ??
Good job I'm the only Bricklayer on my jobs 😂
Cracking on mate👍👍. Who orded that lintel 😂😂👍👍😉
😂😂😂I know mate, I'll probably get called out on here for having too much bearing 😂😂😂🍻 hope your good! Currently living it up in Barcelona 🎉🎉🍻🍻
@@IzzytheBricky 😂😂nice one mate enjoy your self 👍👍👍🍻🍻🍻
Awesome work buddy! Sorry I wasn't able to watch this video as it was published yesterday, because I have been revising for my final L2 Diploma C&G exam on setting out structures, which I'll be smashing today 28/04/22, wish me luck! Anyways, keep up the amazing work mate! Always looking forward to the next one! 👍😁👌👷♂️🧱
Yeees mate! Best of luck!! How did it go mate!?? I'm sure you would have smashed it mate! Hope you have a brilliant weekend buddy!
@@IzzytheBricky I hope you have a great weekend too! I passed my final exam with distinction! (22 out of 25 marks 88%) I officially have the C&G Level 2 Diploma in Brickwork!💪 🤩👍🧱🍻🍻
PIR board would be better for cavity fill I’m sure in years to come a cavity without an air gap will have problems…just my opinion maybe not. If you have PIR board and an air gap in the cavity any damp will remain on the outer brick wall…bit like cavity wall insulation injected is now causing people to have damp problems…I worked on new builds and their spec was PIR board and cavity air gap..just more difficult to install
Long time since i was.at it.does the building inspector check padstones.
Yes especially when carrying steels
Is Should rilly be on a concrete pad stone not blue engineering brick as it it a long run
Yes they do also we wouldn’t get away with putting steels on engineering bricks.! Conc all the way.!!!
Never been pulled for it. They are very happy to see blues used most of the time. Well every job I've done, no-one has ever said anything about the blue Padstones
Just curious what sort of rate would you want for a 3m x 4m by 3m High double skin, blockwork only from foundations up
Just after a rough idea as want to know how much I need to save up haha
Cheers, lovely work and great informative videos mate
I never understand why ye use fibreglass insulation in the cavity in the UK!
Always used it buddy, what do you lads use mate?
We use PIR rigid cavity insulation and tape it on joints with foil tape. And miter the corners. Like the floor insulation.
Any how I love your work!! Hairy insulation or not, keep the good work up!
That stuff is fantastic for keeping house warm👌👌💪 just a ballache to use I've found 😂
Thanks so much fella appreciate the support! Editing a new video as we speak!
Sweet as nut mate 🧱👌
Where is your fall protection...there should be trad deck on the inside or something to stop you falling forward....you would get red carded working like this one big building site.....plus no hi vis vest or hat on...naughty boy.
It’s a private build mate what are you going on about
Why would he need a hi vis or hard hat In somebody’s back garden ?
Always one clown😂
Ah I wouldn't worry about it mate! Common sense is pretty used around this neck of the woods😂🤜🤛
@@tomhinsley2239 it was sarcasm
Less muck less tap
Your not quick at all though stop rhyming on about speed
😂😂😂
WTF why have you not used correct concrete padstones the weak point of using Eng bricks is the mortar a normal 215x100x440 concrete padstone is always the correct option FGS know your trade man, using Eng bricks is a cheap short cut.
Engineering bricks like the ones he’s using are better than pad stones…these bricks here he’s using don’t crush like normal bricks! You can use a pad stone or engineering bricks…these ones are very heavy duty
Sorry ive not bin sown yet bro my nana went in hospital yesterday no wifi on this phone gonna txt u on Instagram soon
I’ve one boys , getting all the fiddly arse bits out of the way . Nice tips , mark on tape and oversized pads saaarnd 😁🧱👍🏽
Saaaaaarnd!!! Hope you have a great weekend buddy
@@IzzytheBricky You too pal 🧱👍🏽