External Wall Insulation Explained | FULL PROCESS REVEALED!

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  • Опубликовано: 11 янв 2025

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  • @Freedomflyerscraig
    @Freedomflyerscraig 9 месяцев назад +2

    Thanks for this vid. Been plastering and rendering for years. But never used this until now. Thanks for the heads up 👍🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏

  • @gazdavies7486
    @gazdavies7486 Год назад +3

    Amazing. Course, brilliant system. loved it. Really looking forward to working with them on installations next year. Mart is a cracking guy .
    Great video.

    • @Fucnut
      @Fucnut Год назад

      What kind of price per m2 would this install cost the customer.. does look great and better than the companies that offer cavity filling..

  • @dbat3291
    @dbat3291 Год назад +6

    Looks a good course. I did the one with EWI Academy in Aylesbury as it's not too far away. It was very similar which is good for a standardisation. Useful hint about the packers and that hot cutter, wow. Another thing to consider, as said, these are on old houses mainly so other works are needed. Facias and sofits may need some sort of work. Rain pipes, poo pipes and other fixings will have to be moved outward. Just things to consider.

  • @kaimichael5444
    @kaimichael5444 Год назад +2

    I did this course last Yr. Different teacher Paul Harris.
    I really enjoyed it.

  • @damonmavis4113
    @damonmavis4113 Год назад +1

    This is allo i have done through the summer for the last 3 years. This really transforms a property if done well.

  • @cw2126
    @cw2126 Год назад +1

    THAT WAS A GREAT WATCH FELLA, THANKS FOR SHARING 👍👍👍👍

  • @Trekz86
    @Trekz86 Год назад +1

    Very smart idea to put those pieces of foam after the screw and washer. Here in melbourne australia you see alot of the time you can see the screw holes after basecoat and texture has been complete because the screws have been over driven. In the wimter time with the morning dew polystyrene walls look horrible. Great idea

  • @Trekz86
    @Trekz86 Год назад +1

    Good system. Here in melbourne this is all we do on 2nd floor walls. We use bigger sheets of foam though. Either 2.4m ×1.2 m sheets or 5.0m×1.2m sheets. Less likely to crack with bigger sheegs

  • @martindrury4815
    @martindrury4815 Год назад +2

    Great video Blaine. It will interesting to see how much demand you will get by offering this service. Well documented.
    Thanks.

  • @Jrambo51
    @Jrambo51 Год назад +19

    Interesting video but most external insulation would be to retrofit a house. Old houses were built to breath and this insulation does not allow that. Unless the house is gonna try to be air tight, which is very difficult to do. There is a similar system using wood fibre boards and lime, cork render which is completely breathable and eco friendly. Some wood fibre board manufacturers are gutex and steico. They have EWI systems aswell as internal systems and boards. I hope this info helps anyone.

    • @llamedosr7843
      @llamedosr7843 Год назад +1

      My son was told exactly that regarding his 30s non cavity wall house.

    • @Jrambo51
      @Jrambo51 Год назад +4

      @@llamedosr7843 yes, after researching i found that it is extremely difficult to make an older house airtight which you must do in order to make this type of insulation work as it should. It doesn't mean its wrong if you want to tackle that big job but i think for most older houses like my 1936 semi, double brick, then woodfibre for me is the way to go. Plus i like the eco benefits of that type of insulation. Wool is good as well, also hemp. Its very interesting if you look into it. I only said this so more people could have the correct knowledge rather making a huge mistake.

    • @bluevanmani
      @bluevanmani Год назад +1

      Totally agree unfortunately old solid wall buildings suffer from some kind of damp issues that EWI systems can make worse.Also some off the detail doesn’t look great i.e bay windows and roof eves without soffits

    • @TeeTee-zm2re
      @TeeTee-zm2re Год назад

      ​@@bluevanmanilooks shit

    • @bluevanmani
      @bluevanmani Год назад +2

      @@Happytruth I’m not talking about cavity walls I’m saying that nine inch solid brickwork (no cavity) can suffer from rising or penetrating damp issues and admittedly will rectify penetrating damp and as you say mould issues ,as the only reason you get this is internal humidity sitting on a cold outside walls

  • @richardjones2151
    @richardjones2151 Год назад

    sorry for swearing...but that was an AMAZING F-bomb video Ace work to you both So informative and great humour :-)

  • @ΑΝΔΡΕΑΣΒΑΛΛΙΑΝΑΤΟΣ

    Ευχαριστούμε για το βίντεο...!

  • @mijalic1
    @mijalic1 Год назад

    It looks easy and it is on perfectly flat wall. When its not, if has curves or holes or insulation is ticker 8cm then it ask for extra effort and stronger drilling machine for fixing. Those days I am putting wall insulation at my home, its hard work. Instead of mix material for mold I was thinking to use foam gun for roockwool and styro board to speed up proces but not sure how it works on long terms. And I haven't seen in video you sand outside board before rendering.

  • @stuartmottram3467
    @stuartmottram3467 Год назад +3

    What fixing is used for brick?

  • @ThoughtFission
    @ThoughtFission 9 месяцев назад

    Are three any issues with condensation with this method? Also, what if you want to hve smooth flat walls instead of redndering them? Can you use thin drywall instead?

  • @pastysteve
    @pastysteve 4 месяца назад

    Martyn is a hero

  • @louisbala2791
    @louisbala2791 11 месяцев назад

    I recently had this done via government scheme but they didn't use Dowels plugs just used render causing massive thermal cold bridging..is there anything which can be done ? 😢

  • @TX2BANJO
    @TX2BANJO 10 месяцев назад

    Can you go on the course if you’re just a diy person looking to do your own house

  • @ivanpuskaric6851
    @ivanpuskaric6851 10 месяцев назад

    So do you need to be a certified trade like plasterer or a bricklayer to be able to do the course, or can anyone do it?

  • @Sarah-r8u2k
    @Sarah-r8u2k Год назад

    Hi, can anyone tell me what the name of the drill bit is for making the holes to fit the mechanical fittings. Thanks

  • @barts3845
    @barts3845 Год назад

    Hi Blaine, been thinking of having this done, how much do you charge per sq mtrs?
    Cheers.

  • @Toliani4
    @Toliani4 Год назад

    Very urgent question, can i plaster over siniat wheater defence board ?

  • @nickmail7604
    @nickmail7604 Год назад +3

    My mate had this insulation and "render" done on his house. He says that its insulation properties are brilliant, but not so much to look at. At the front of his house the render has cracked off where his son has leant his bike against the house and round the back it looks like a world war 2 bunker thats encountered some tanks! There is damaged render everywhere, just from his son kicking a football repeatedly against the house, you know like a nine year old does.

    • @gavinhay6627
      @gavinhay6627 Год назад +2

      Yeah this stuff is definitely not designed for impact.

    • @pcno2832
      @pcno2832 Год назад +1

      I see that kind of thing on commercial buildings all the time, with dings from delivery trucks, trash bins, etc. It looks a little funny when you see a fake granite archway crushed to reveal what looks like packing material. The systems with with an outer layer of cement board, tiles or brick veneer, at least on the ground floor, seem to avoid most of that.

    • @olivierklepper2960
      @olivierklepper2960 7 месяцев назад

      Amazing strength these 9 year olds!

  • @upsidedown1986
    @upsidedown1986 Год назад

    Excellent 👌

  • @ryteulopki8069
    @ryteulopki8069 10 месяцев назад

    This is +50y technology unknown in UK. But is slowly arriving! Europe stopped building cavity walls long time ago and move onto above technology. So yes, it is the future for UK. However Europe is already moving on ;)

    • @dave9105xcxcx
      @dave9105xcxcx 6 месяцев назад

      I'm in the UK and just built a house using Nudura. Very good 🙂

  • @lewisriggs6596
    @lewisriggs6596 Год назад

    Pretty cool way of rendering is this for retaining more heat in the house ??

  • @lmilne4859
    @lmilne4859 Год назад +1

    Top video

  • @paulday7134
    @paulday7134 10 месяцев назад

    Is that foam flammable?

  • @tobybarker6808
    @tobybarker6808 Год назад

    wouldnt you be better putting on beading round windows BEFORE mixing?

  • @nigelsmith1198
    @nigelsmith1198 Год назад +1

    I use aluminium base rails…. Rats love plastic.!

  • @dawoodibrahimi8520
    @dawoodibrahimi8520 11 дней назад

    Thanks

  • @mbak7801
    @mbak7801 9 месяцев назад

    A house has this near to where I live. There are gaps for gas / electric meter cupboards, a BT connection and some conduit that goes from the ground to first floor in an open channel. I do not know the owners so cannot really ask to use my FLIR on the inside but suspect there will be several cold spots attracting condensation and presumably mold. The concept of this insulation looks interesting, execution in practice I suspect will be flawed.

  • @buildingplasteringdivision7535

    Well done 👏

  • @josephhellstern949
    @josephhellstern949 10 месяцев назад

    It looks like an interesting video let me know if you release a English language version
    :)

  • @royb2251
    @royb2251 8 месяцев назад

    John Thomson is looking well 👍🏻

  • @Lats2490
    @Lats2490 Год назад +1

    You won’t look back after this mate, no more hack offs straight on top with this 😂

  • @kristianwhittall9025
    @kristianwhittall9025 11 месяцев назад

    angle grinder with a really fine RUBY diamond blade

  • @stevemaggs484
    @stevemaggs484 Год назад

    It’s not a bad product BUT two three years down the line it attracts dirt,mould because of the texture I’m a decorator and I’ve had to paint many a wall with these finishes !!

  • @LenovoLenovo-g2f
    @LenovoLenovo-g2f Год назад

    Fix much stronger with SOUDAL foam. With cement is old technology.

  • @gore5542401
    @gore5542401 Год назад

    Where is the mechanical fixing 😢

  • @bluevanmani
    @bluevanmani Год назад +2

    Have to disagree with the amount of work you get through clients that personally fund the work. The only way you can make good money is to get work from council grant work. I do a few EWI jobs in a year but is an expensive option as what you save on your electric/gas bills will take 40years to recover. To me not really an option

    • @TeeTee-zm2re
      @TeeTee-zm2re Год назад

      Gimmicky, expensive, and ruins the look of buildings. It's shit

  • @anemone9895
    @anemone9895 Год назад +1

    In the real world youd fix your mushroom fixing with a 10 mm sds bit. Hammer home the fixing and hammer a pin in the middle.
    NOBODY WILL USE THE WHITE FOAM CIRCLES

  • @consors79
    @consors79 10 месяцев назад

    Видно сразу, что учитель не работал на реальном фасаде. На стенде одно, а в реале другое. На ДСП или ОСБ пенопласт клеят на пену и таких ровных и подготовленных стен в реале не бывает. Всегда нужно будет подбирать толщину клея, чтоб получилась ровная стена. Фасад не только нужно утеплить, но по возможности выровнить утепляемую стену.

  • @richardjones2151
    @richardjones2151 Год назад +1

    Jesus £250 is a bargain for the knowledge!!!!

  • @adrianf7106
    @adrianf7106 7 месяцев назад

    No drilling 😂😂😂

  • @oldskoolxp
    @oldskoolxp Год назад

    Old system

  • @martinmartin1860
    @martinmartin1860 Год назад

    😂😂you need to go to poland all the houses are isulated and all no one suffering from low oxygen levels😂you funny guys