SO true! And the quality makes a huge difference too - you get what you pay for, and the idea of having to do these treatments on a regular basis is not exactly inspiring!!! Thanks for your support, much appreciated! 😁😁😁😁
As long as the wood can dry out occasionally (or gets no oxygen) it won't rot. Check out the Mary Rose, a Stradivarius, Tudor buildings etc. Trouble is, these welded-on metal plates are sticking out and asking to have rainwater pooled on them.
Hi, love this very educational vid. Do you have info on the treatment you used for the beams? Also, what gauge are those beam to pier connectors? Do you have a link to that part? Thanks!!!
Thanks for your support Big O! The house pieces were pressure treated by our supplier so I don't have specifics on that I'm afraid. The plans of the foundation beams are available in our Patreon blog - www.Patreon.com/belombre47, specifically in this post : www.patreon.com/posts/27521737. When works are underway we blog the progress weekly, and the full budget spreadsheet is updated monthly so you can see exactly what our self-build project costs, from A-Z as well as having access to our sources. Maybe see you over there...
Hey there, thanks for your support. I asked my best friend Google, and found information for the product in the UK here : www.technometalpost.com/en-GB/dealer/techno-metal-post-uk/ 😀 ✌
So you think non galvanized, appr. 1/2" wall piles will corrose thru in a fiew years period of time? I've bridged my block Wooden cottage with 4*4inch hollow metal barrel tube with 3/8" wall, under the corners, now standed on solidly 12 years. The corrosion eated the tube walls maybe 0.01" thin layer. Calculate the time to be rusted thru till?😂
All of the above really - our soil is 100% clay which doesn't work with concrete at all, so our ground study dude wanted to do deep piles made of concrete, which would have been quite destructive, 'dirty' from the chemicals & expensive, whereas the ground screws were significantly cheaper, cleaner & guaranteed 50 years so will out live us for sure... 🤣
Hey there, we share all the specifics about the budget of our project over on our Patreon blog (www.patreon.com/belombre47). When works are underway we blog the progress weekly, and the full budget spreadsheet is updated monthly so you can see exactly what our self-build project costs, from A-Z, as well as having access to our sources. Maybe see you over there...
I'm guessing you're in dollars, as that is not at all what we paid in Euros... We share all the specifics about the budget of our project over on our Patreon blog (www.patreon.com/belombre47). When works are underway we blog the progress weekly, and the full budget spreadsheet is updated monthly so you can see exactly what our self-build project costs, from A-Z, as well as having access to our sources. Maybe see you over there...
We bought them galvanized pipes from post tech ontario never again they are weak metal break if u hit a rock came with only one pin hole and just stretched the metal at 750 lbs torque bullshit how they get away we couldn't even use them on some jobs they just churn the soil
Hi there, we didn't pay extra to galvanise the piles as they are guaranteed for 50 years un-galvanised, and our supplier made the same point as David does below quite eloquently in comparing galvanisation to a cake ;) We figure no matter what it'll all outlive us so...
Hey David, the piles went 6m deep in some places, in 2m lengths which were welded together. After the first section the piles had 2 pins, and even with 2 pins there were some signs of distortion from the torque.
Interesting, I understand asking for donations or a fee to share plans or layouts but asking for a donation or fee to share your cost is wrong. Nonetheless, i did not notice an engineer on site to monitor the welds and install and record/ verify the torque specs. As for galvanized steel, its a process and extends the life of the steel. Improper material and installation have resulted in many failures including Techno posts, look it up. I don’t know the wall thickness of the piles and type of steel but judging from the welder and drill bit used, these piles were meant for decks and the like, not a building structure.
Hey there @Vancouver RealEstate, the spec and placement of our 22 piles was directed by a structural engineer who specialises in wooden structures, and according to the specific dimensions of our house project. Each one is certified for up to 15 tonnes, the empty structure of the house only weighs 16 tonnes, and they are guaranteed for 50 years without galvanisation, so they will easily outlive us. Blogging for money is hardly 'wrong' - it's a supply-demand industry, and we share so much more than our costs; in our weekly diary our followers are kept up to date on our progress, a week in arrears (for just 2$ a month), and we publish our full budget each month (5$ subscription), with links to our suppliers and products online. Support on Patreon gets full access to all our plans, price comparisons, quotes accepted and rejected, the list goes on... Thanks for following nonetheless 👍
Crosisorfborg, if your only concern is to deny donate a fiew box for this very useful information, maybe you are in a wrong play field in general. Check your attitude and try to get happier aproach to things I guess in general. But have a nicer day indeed👍
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Lovely content! Keep it up! Would you like to be RUclips friends? :]
We've been asked a few times where we got the drill attachment, so here it is : amzn.to/2VreXPY 😁
About time ! Love it 😀 😍 ❤ always treat the wood even if it is already treated!! More coats the better!! Water seal, poly, stain treat it! Awesome 🏅
SO true! And the quality makes a huge difference too - you get what you pay for, and the idea of having to do these treatments on a regular basis is not exactly inspiring!!! Thanks for your support, much appreciated! 😁😁😁😁
As long as the wood can dry out occasionally (or gets no oxygen) it won't rot. Check out the Mary Rose, a Stradivarius, Tudor buildings etc. Trouble is, these welded-on metal plates are sticking out and asking to have rainwater pooled on them.
wow,realy enjoyed watching,thanks and good luck cant wait to see the next one,greetz michael
Thanks Michael
Hi, love this very educational vid. Do you have info on the treatment you used for the beams? Also, what gauge are those beam to pier connectors? Do you have a link to that part? Thanks!!!
Thanks for your support Big O!
The house pieces were pressure treated by our supplier so I don't have specifics on that I'm afraid.
The plans of the foundation beams are available in our Patreon blog - www.Patreon.com/belombre47, specifically in this post : www.patreon.com/posts/27521737.
When works are underway we blog the progress weekly, and the full budget spreadsheet is updated monthly so you can see exactly what our self-build project costs, from A-Z as well as having access to our sources.
Maybe see you over there...
@@belombre47FR thanks for the information
great ,where do i find someone in the UK?
Hey there, thanks for your support.
I asked my best friend Google, and found information for the product in the UK here : www.technometalpost.com/en-GB/dealer/techno-metal-post-uk/ 😀 ✌
Ok, forgive me if I missed this bit. Are the piles treated in any way? Untreated steal will not last 15 let alone 50 years.
Helical piles are galvanized. They will last from 50 to 100 years.
@Crosis of Borg ok, I thought someone said they were not galvanised that's why I asked.
They are also very thick, which gives them some serious longevity 👍👍
The problem I see is they are welding extensions on and the weld burns off the zinc used in galvanization. They will rust at the joints.
So you think non galvanized, appr. 1/2" wall piles will corrose thru in a fiew years period of time? I've bridged my block Wooden cottage with 4*4inch hollow metal barrel tube with 3/8" wall, under the corners, now standed on solidly 12 years. The corrosion eated the tube walls maybe 0.01" thin layer. Calculate the time to be rusted thru till?😂
looks like a good solid base, why the heli coils ? was it stipulated or just cheaper or ground issues ?
All of the above really - our soil is 100% clay which doesn't work with concrete at all, so our ground study dude wanted to do deep piles made of concrete, which would have been quite destructive, 'dirty' from the chemicals & expensive, whereas the ground screws were significantly cheaper, cleaner & guaranteed 50 years so will out live us for sure... 🤣
No fucking with cement start building by noon is the best part .
How much did it cost per pile and how deep?
330 per installed pile 10 ft 14" flyte. I'd like to see what other charge
Hey there, we share all the specifics about the budget of our project over on our Patreon blog (www.patreon.com/belombre47).
When works are underway we blog the progress weekly, and the full budget spreadsheet is updated monthly so you can see exactly what our self-build project costs, from A-Z, as well as having access to our sources.
Maybe see you over there...
I'm guessing you're in dollars, as that is not at all what we paid in Euros...
We share all the specifics about the budget of our project over on our Patreon blog (www.patreon.com/belombre47).
When works are underway we blog the progress weekly, and the full budget spreadsheet is updated monthly so you can see exactly what our self-build project costs, from A-Z, as well as having access to our sources.
Maybe see you over there...
So you want us to pay for the information ? No thanks.
No open link on the link you've given here?
Never let them weld your piles if you are paying for galvanized piles.
They aren't galvanised, and these are pros...
Thanks for watching 😊😊😊😊
Pile are not galvanised.
We bought them galvanized pipes from post tech ontario never again they are weak metal break if u hit a rock came with only one pin hole and just stretched the metal at 750 lbs torque bullshit how they get away we couldn't even use them on some jobs they just churn the soil
Galvanized is like a decorative cake looks good but don't taste worth a shit
Hi there, we didn't pay extra to galvanise the piles as they are guaranteed for 50 years un-galvanised, and our supplier made the same point as David does below quite eloquently in comparing galvanisation to a cake ;)
We figure no matter what it'll all outlive us so...
Eloquently put David! LOL!
@@davidrehaluk8620 Thanks for the info. Is there a brand that you recommend because I'm very interested in this particular foundation type.
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Foundation with screw piles
Hey Brent, our English channel is over here : bit.ly/BelOmbre47Subscribe 👍😊
Only 8 feet deep. only one pin on the pile tell u right now piss all for torque .
Hey David, the piles went 6m deep in some places, in 2m lengths which were welded together.
After the first section the piles had 2 pins, and even with 2 pins there were some signs of distortion from the torque.
Interesting, I understand asking for donations or a fee to share plans or layouts but asking for a donation or fee to share your cost is wrong. Nonetheless, i did not notice an engineer on site to monitor the welds and install and record/ verify the torque specs. As for galvanized steel, its a process and extends the life of the steel.
Improper material and installation have resulted in many failures including Techno posts, look it up. I don’t know the wall thickness of the piles and type of steel but judging from the welder and drill bit used, these piles were meant for decks and the like, not a building structure.
Hey there @Vancouver RealEstate, the spec and placement of our 22 piles was directed by a structural engineer who specialises in wooden structures, and according to the specific dimensions of our house project. Each one is certified for up to 15 tonnes, the empty structure of the house only weighs 16 tonnes, and they are guaranteed for 50 years without galvanisation, so they will easily outlive us.
Blogging for money is hardly 'wrong' - it's a supply-demand industry, and we share so much more than our costs; in our weekly diary our followers are kept up to date on our progress, a week in arrears (for just 2$ a month), and we publish our full budget each month (5$ subscription), with links to our suppliers and products online. Support on Patreon gets full access to all our plans, price comparisons, quotes accepted and rejected, the list goes on... Thanks for following nonetheless 👍
You won’t see a dime from me.
Crosisorfborg, if your only concern is to deny donate a fiew box for this very useful information, maybe you are in a wrong play field in general. Check your attitude and try to get happier aproach to things I guess in general. But have a nicer day indeed👍
Lovely content! Keep it up! Would you like to be RUclips friends? :]
Huge waste of solid wood here, please use I-Joists for sustainability. Let's reduce deforestation.
Except it isn't solid wood Victor, they are indeed LVL beams, since our foundation was designed by a sustainable engineering firm... 😁
Ok Greta, calm down.