Granite island delivery

[@Nicolas9590]

I'm jealous. You guys had help. I been installing these with just my helper. Huge difference

[@manchinha1001]

I'm sorry but I don't believe you.

[@TL....]

@@manchinha1001 since he hasn't replied to you - that means you are right and he is a liar about just having a helper

[@manchinha1001]

@@TL.... He was probably saying prefabs 120x24 inches .... that I believe !!! A full slab like the one on video no way !

[@keltersmelter5584]

Helper here, I know what you mean.

[@Graniteguy94_]

It’s true I do it the time all you need is 2 clamps and a dolly.

[@Moltenbramley]

That lady love her but her small talk is cringing me out

[@BrandamnPSN]

I do this. You’d be surprised how many people talk like they know what they talking about they know about stone. Even though it’s their first time seeing it.
I think to myself. “Lmao” that’s all

[@ixgrubxi]

Gotta love the fucking home owner and all his friend watching and adding to the install.

[@shawoo]

That has to be scary for the fabricators. All that work could be ruined with one bad move

[@PokemanOkie]

"Haha, are you recording for RUclips?"
"No. Insurance."
:o

[@Afterimage_Rush]

I had extreme anxiety during the whole video

[@SiYanara]

2:20 the most dangerous moment of this install. hovering at your pivot point. if it was gonna break 2:20 was when it was gonna happen.

[@josedelarosa5424]

@Sandy Petrakis natural stone is fragile no matter what,if it was quartz I would agree but this is natural stone.

[@REFLEXPREDATOR]

Qartz is a lot more flexible than granite and as it's manmade it doesn't have the faultlines that granite has

[@loyaldog9391]

Should have use the NO LIFT SYSTEM OR A DOLLY!!! I would def not allow these idiots to install in my home or ANY of my jobs!!!! dragging the island and so many risks Amateur installers.

[@michaelwong7073]

i'm surprised that it didn't break even putting a jig like that to support it.

[@pf5658]

That’s a beautiful piece of granite. I’ll be experiencing this on March 4th. I’m getting Quartz though and it’s over ten feet long.

[@TubbyBoy1111]

Y’all need a Omni Cubed Pro Cart. This is stupid.

[@rondobson1828]

GGGGRRRRR!!!!!! I was watching a string of granite install FAILS and thought this was one of them. :( I was waiting for the big bReAk to happen---which would've been especially interesting given how jokey the woman was who was watching their every move. After they laid it down without breaking it, I thought: WTF? Then they had to rotate it! I figured THAT was where the break will happen---which is even better because that lady thought the worst was over! And as they rotated it....nothing. Not a damn thing. I am probably the most disappointed viewer of this video.

[@JordanNHoule]

Are you with the install company or just the home owner documenting? This was nuts!

[@alfredeisenberg]

homeowner documenting installers 🙂

[@ahmedatya1708]

We specialize in the transportation of large marble tiles

[@randyring3368]

What does a piece of granite that that weigh? how much per square foot does granite weigh? thanks for any response.
nice video!

[@alfredeisenberg]

density varies I think, but when I googled it the math came out to 900lbs or so

[@juandominguez2735]

Next time use a cart or dolly. It's much easier

[@josedelarosa5424]

Some suction cups would have helped as well. Smarter not harder..

[@josedelarosa5424]

@Sandy Petrakis yes they would,I'm sure you have no experience in this field so wouldn't know what I mean.

[@cabinetstonecitytexas181]

No silicon or liquid nail to adhere the island? OMG

[@gokard3]

Cabinet Stone City Texas silicone around cabinets is enough

[@ryanslaterzubillaga]

You can silicone it from underneath through the cabinets. It will hold.

[@JS-zb1vv]

Liquid nails will stain the stone. 100% silicon

[@josedelarosa5424]

@Sandy Petrakis if everything Is measured properly and done by professional they can put the liquid nail if the back is sealed so it won't stain it.. It's amazing how amateurs come on to RUclips to give a opinion that makes no sense..

[@JS-zb1vv]

@@josedelarosa5424 the liquid nails will leach through the stone over time and leave ghost spots . You gonna come and seal the bottom every year. Uninstall it and everything just to apply a good sealer . I guess you don’t know the properties of what these adhesives are made of .Glad you aren’t a countertop fabricator and if you are I’m sure it’s a fly by night job . I think that’s called amateur.

[@RubbinRobbin]

That island is huge lol

[@hectorteresa252]

Not to brag but that’s an everyday island in Reno

[@ar7chicharo]

Why the two holes in the middle of the island ? Was that to carry it ?

[@alfredeisenberg]

Embedded countertop popup outlets from Lew electric check them out

[@aussielaxattack7084]

I Subscribed

[@victorvek5227]

Tell the women to wait outside.

[@mrdan1450]

Excellent

[@josedelarosa5424]

The guy grabbing it in the middle wasn't doing anything, what a horrible helper he can get someone hurt.. you guys also need a small crat to drive it in there instead of carrying it.. good job tho!!

[@CJ-lp8hk]

They make wheels that you can clamp onto the bottom and roll them in

[@josedelarosa5424]

@@CJ-lp8hk yes I have the small one and the big one for Island they both can stand on their own once you clamp it up together.

[@manoelramon8283]

os brasileiros sao os melhores :)

[@piapadmore430]

I like the lady😊…she’s such a hostess when people are in her kitchen😊

[@xnoflow8950]

Oh hell nah we can’t wheel it in on a cart we ain’t doin it

[@basiliohernandez6323]

Los fingers no importa lo que importa es la piedra

[@marcelosantana9311]

What was the size of that island granite? I want a 65x120 but the fabricator said there is a large chance of cracking. I am considering quartzite.

[@alfredeisenberg]

it's actually 72x97

[@ar7chicharo]

That’s a whole slab , do you want 3 cm or 2 cm granite ?

[@anon8079]

64X120? lol how much money are you trying to spend

[@marcelosantana9311]

@@anon8079 I am planning to use a whole slab of Granite or Quartzite.

[@anon8079]

@@marcelosantana9311 slab that big is very sketchy and highly doubt they come that big. Jumbo slabs maybe.

[@kitchenusa2134]

the door too short ............slab too tall.......nice job

[@loyaldog9391]

bad process, terrible risk not the correct process or tools lacking experience. whoever owns this fabrication shop needs to get out of this business.

[@gallanonim6527]

No tools

[@joshmarauder]

Get yall the at2 cart thank me later

[@RodadeSambaOttawa]

O Brasileiro , compra um pro cart e uns clamps descentes pra tua equipe porra , deve ser nos USA , se bem que aqui tem Mickey Mouse pra cacete fazendo isso

[@Luis-ym6fq]

Where’s your dolly son?

[@californiagranite6337]

Esa piesra es para 2 peesonas les faitan guebps

[@guillermoperez1904]

ESTAN BIEN PUÑETAS ESTOS VATOS CON UN DOLLY CAI SOLA

[@charlotte485gg8]

Yo pensaba igual que tu amigo , instalando granito por mucho tiempo islas más grandes que esa , solo mi hermano y yo usando siempre las medidas necesarias para hacer el trabajo más fácil, usando todos los recursos para cargar, pero un día en unas escaleras de el frente de la casa eran 7 escalones muy inclinados fue una isla de 70x100 los primeros tres escalones la cargamos bien, en el 5 escalón empece a sentir como Esa isla se iba haciendo más pesada, aquí es donde empieza todo!! Yo me desvanecí mi cuerpo no re resistió más!! Dos ligamentos rotos de las rodillas y mi hermano los discos de la columna.
Obviamente pudimos aver tirado la isla y que se quebrara !! No lo hicimos a tiempo ! Son accidentes de trabajo que si se planea se puede evitar es simplemente que te quieres hacer el más fuerte de todos , pero es muy simple las leyes de la física no te pueden engañar una vez que tu cuerpo no aguante el peso de un objeto no hay manera de cargarlo !!
Seguimos instalando tenemos más de 15 años instalando granito, para una isla cómo está que llevan estos amigos usamos 3 personas más !! Lección aprendida!! CONSEJO CUIDEN SU CUERPO NO HAY PIEZA DE GRANITO EN EL MUNDO QUE VALGA TANTO LA PENA !!

[@auzblake69]

me and my fellow installer would be just 2 of us....... that might be 600 lbs.... quit being panzy asses....

[@diegomadrigal8674]

Next time buy a at1 or at2 cart work smart not hard

[@ExploringCabinsandMines]

Get a sheetrock cart

[@MultiDanery]

davetileguy it won’t pass trough the door genius

[@ExploringCabinsandMines]

@@MultiDanery they still make 2 wheel dollies that you balance it on genius. 25 years of that shit before I got smart.

[@MultiDanery]

davetileguy still what they did is one of the right way to do it. A 2 wheel dolly is too risky loose the balance and the island will chip or worse will break because it’s only approximately hanging on the air around 2-3 inches

[@ExploringCabinsandMines]

@@MultiDanery that's why I tape and c clamp my straight edge on the edge.

[@billworkman8430]

550 easy

[@Luis-ym6fq]

Just for the installation right?

[@alexvazquez906]

It's not even that big

[@seanwright188]

By the time that you 5 guys got that island on my partner and I would of had the overhang done, it leveled and glued. Just my partner and I, with no damages to stone, just saying. Sure, sometimes islands do take 4 people, but not that one. It shouldn’t at least.

[@GraysonCarr]

Yep, typical tradesman attitude. Do it as fast as possible and don’t worry about getting it right. Oh, and damage something another tradesman did before you leave.

[@seanwright188]

What? Did you read what I said? No damage to stone, no damage to cabinets. Island leveled, overhang correct down to the 1/16 on an inch , shimmed and glued. Done VERY professionally in a timely matter so that we can get to the next job.

[@tydog29]

@@seanwright188 you're full of SHIT Sean.

[@impulsivereply9360]

Video or it didnt happen 2 of you

[@zachaugustine893]

I’ve been doin it a good while now. It can be done with 2 people, but you’re going to feel it down the road.