Bricklaying with Steve and Alex doing a conservatory job with a double RSJ, which looks a top quality job done to very high spec as always and looking forward to the next lot of content 🧱🧱🧱
It's a treat to see the finshed article and what a smashing job Steve and Alex have achieved there. (As usual) The customers must be as chuffed as little mint balls. I'm happy for them. "1st class job, by Steve and Alex."
Hi Steve &Alex. Another great job. The customer should well happy with that. Them bricks match perfectly. The steels look like hard work. As usual you got it done. Great job. Can’t wait for the next one.
Another top job, well done guys. A hard day's graft for another day's pay. Well-deserved too. See you on the next one. Long live the King. That last sentence is meant for you Steve. 🙃
Steve your brickwork is superb and Alex is following in your footsteps. I think it was the bricklayers first day on the job who did ours as the depth of the mortar differs all over the place. Another top video and you pair never fail to deliver. No corners cut by you two. 👍👏👏
Great to watch a good team, my question is who finishes the brickwork beneath the steels or is this covered over with plasterboard ?. Love watching skilled tradesmen Cheers. BLx
Just a thought but have you installed stepped cavity trays above the conservatory roof abutment with the rear brick wall? What is a ‘wet’ leaf above the roof extends down into the conservatory where it needs to be a ‘dry’ leaf. Being brick you will get blown rain travelling along minute mortar cracks and running down along the cavity side of the face brickwork.
Loved watching this job after doing something similar earlier this year. Presume Building Control no involved as technically the client has made a non habitable room into a habitable one and U Values now need to be proven to pass Building Control with the roof being very strict since June 😐
Top job as always. For the safety could you take a couple of say 2 foot lengths of 3x2 and screw on a couple of say 4 inch noggins to locate in the joist, then bolt together with threaded rod and wing nuts. Bott of timbers would rest against the supporting walls. Ok you would have to release and slide out the way to put the last few bricks and padstones in. Make one for each end? (Prob only one end might be loose but may not be able to predict which one?). Thanks for sharing this point.
what are the pad stones made of and really great work nice to have both steels at the same Height , thanks for the video and remember next Monday you have the day off but who is going to pay you I do not know
Hi. Could you tell me what variety of brick did you ended up using? It looks to be a really good match and is exactly the same as on my house (Bloor construction 1990s). I'm getting an extension and would like the same brick type. You're doing an excellent job!
Superb job you’ve done guys！I’m no bricklayers but somehow I love watching it.😂 How do you know what size steel should be used in different jobs? did you follow the instructions from structural engineer or your experience? I’m thinking of knocking down one load bearing wall, and don’t know if I need a structural engineer or just good experienced contractors like you.
The bolts through the beams look very pretty but structurallly they are a waste of time! If the beams are meant ro act compositely they won't transfer any load. To do that there needs to be proper 'brackets' bolted solidly between the webs. By the looks of things they are each strong enough to carry the load from each leaf of the wall on their own. Anyway that's not down to you! Great job on the brickwork as usual and a nice clean jobsite when you leave.
Not being funny fellas but shouldn't the steels sit directly on the padstones? If not then the gap should be filled with steel shims rather than mortar.
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I love watching your steel jobs. Takes me back to when you did mine. Great 👍 viewing as always.
Thanks very much Gary 🤜🏽🤛🏽🧱👍🏽
Nicely done, brickwork excellent match, looks part of original. I'd be well happy with that 👍
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Another superlative job.
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BOOM......lovely old job boy's 👊👊👊👊👊
Cheers Andy 👍🏽🤙🏾🧱
Well done, brilliant job that’s a couple of days work for any other builders
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@@SteveAndAlexBuild keep up the good work
Brickwork blended in beautifully, looks like it’s always been there. Great job guys!
Thanks Randy 🙏🏽🧱👍🏽
Bricklaying with Steve and Alex doing a conservatory job with a double RSJ, which looks a top quality job done to very high spec as always and looking forward to the next lot of content 🧱🧱🧱
Thanks Andy 🤙🏾🤙🏾🧱👍🏽
It's a treat to see the finshed article and what a smashing job Steve and Alex have achieved there. (As usual)
The customers must be as chuffed as little mint balls. I'm happy for them.
"1st class job, by Steve and Alex."
Thanks very much pal 🧱👍🏽
Great team work, looks awesome, cracking job.
Thanks Stuart 🧱👍🏽
Lunch .the best four hours of the day !
Absolutely Dai 😋😋😋🧱👍🏽
Great job guys and my condolences for the passing of the queen.
Thanks John 🙏🏽🧱👍🏽
Hi Steve &Alex. Another great job. The customer should well happy with that. Them bricks match perfectly. The steels look like hard work. As usual you got it done. Great job. Can’t wait for the next one.
Thanks John 🤙🏾🧱👍🏽
my shoulders are killing me just watching you guys.
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Nice satisfying tidy up at the end. Job looks great 👍 👍👍
Thanks Doug 😉🧱👍🏽
Very high standard..lovely brickwork... Great job thanks for video
Cheers Del 🧱👍🏽
Another top job, well done guys. A hard day's graft for another day's pay. Well-deserved too. See you on the next one. Long live the King. That last sentence is meant for you Steve. 🙃
😆😆 thanks pal 🧱👍🏽
That came together really well.
It did Nigel , pleased with this one 🧱👍🏽
Steve your brickwork is superb and Alex is following in your footsteps. I think it was the bricklayers first day on the job who did ours as the depth of the mortar differs all over the place. Another top video and you pair never fail to deliver. No corners cut by you two. 👍👏👏
Thanks very much John 🙏🏽🧱👍🏽
Looking forward to this continuing renovation!
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Top job I was all ways led to believe conservatory’s were classed as temporary buildings and had to be locked separately from main house.?
It’s not a conservatory any more 😏😏🧱👍🏽
@@SteveAndAlexBuild what changes the classification.
@@darkviper62 new proper roof 🧱👍🏽
Not too shabby!
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Great vid you must be glad that’s over how much weight can those beams support.👍👍👍😎😎😎☕️☕️☕️
No idea Richard only structural engineers know that 😬🧱👍🏽
@@martin2466 . And when you read the illegible scrawl that are the Calcs with the drawings , worse than doctors 🤨🤨🧱👍🏽
@@martin2466 😆😆🧱👍🏽
Another Great Job Completed 👌👌👌
Thanks dave 🧱👍🏽
Great to watch a good team, my question is who finishes the brickwork beneath the steels or is this covered over with plasterboard ?. Love watching skilled tradesmen
Cheers. BLx
Thanks Bill , yes all plastered 🧱👍🏽
Excelente trabajo 👊 💯 saludos 🧱👌🏻💪👏👊
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Great job yet again.
Cheers Steve 🧱👍🏽
Cracking work lads and cheers for the video take care and have a great week
You too pal 🧱👍🏽
@@SteveAndAlexBuild Thank you mate. Hope you all are doing well 👍🏻
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Amazing work as allways Guys .
Thanks pal 🧱👍🏽
Just a thought but have you installed stepped cavity trays above the conservatory roof abutment with the rear brick wall? What is a ‘wet’ leaf above the roof extends down into the conservatory where it needs to be a ‘dry’ leaf. Being brick you will get blown rain travelling along minute mortar cracks and running down along the cavity side of the face brickwork.
Don’t know pal we never built the conservatory 🧱👍🏽
Cracking jobs again and again lads looks the bomb 😀👍🧱🧱👊
Cheers Justin buddy 🤜🏽🤛🏽🧱👍🏽
@@SteveAndAlexBuild
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Absolutely brilliant lads.
Thanks pal 🤙🏾🤙🏾🧱👍🏽
Another fantastic job lads 👌👏
Thanks Bob 🧱👍🏽
Tidy job lads.!👍
Cheers Nigel 🧱👍🏽
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Hammer on the accros
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Steel on steel is always slippery, a pad of timber or ply will really help
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Nicely done👍I always find it safer to screw a short piece of 4×2 to the top of the Acrow when putting them under a steel tends to stop them slipping.
. Thanks for the tip Andy , always good advice pal 🤙🏾🤙🏾🧱👍🏽
@@SteveAndAlexBuild 👍
Evening all.
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Fantastic as always 💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻
Cheers Marc 🧱👍🏽
Loved watching this job after doing something similar earlier this year. Presume Building Control no involved as technically the client has made a non habitable room into a habitable one and U Values now need to be proven to pass Building Control with the roof being very strict since June 😐
The roof is a complete re roof 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
Top job as always. For the safety could you take a couple of say 2 foot lengths of 3x2 and screw on a couple of say 4 inch noggins to locate in the joist, then bolt together with threaded rod and wing nuts. Bott of timbers would rest against the supporting walls. Ok you would have to release and slide out the way to put the last few bricks and padstones in. Make one for each end? (Prob only one end might be loose but may not be able to predict which one?). Thanks for sharing this point.
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what are the pad stones made of and really great work nice to have both steels at the same Height , thanks for the video and remember next Monday you have the day off but who is going to pay you I do not know
Very dense concrete mate . We have run out of work so won’t be getting paid for the next 2 weeks .
The joys of being self employed 😥😥😥🧱👍🏽
@@martin2466 😥😥😥😥
@@SteveAndAlexBuild wish i could find you something lets hope some one does
@@eddieMurphy11111 fingers crossed mate 😕🧱👍🏼
Great job lads as always looks brilliant 👍 👍
Thanks dave 👍 🧱
Beautiful work - I’d like to do this with our conservatory - do you need planning permission for the brick walls?
Thanks . Not to sure, best to check 🧱👍🏽
Do you work in Wolverhampton I need a patio doing
Sorry pal we are in Lancashire 😬🧱👍🏽
so are they doing a new insulated roof now there is better support? interested, as would like to do similar to our conservatory
Yea mate new roof 🧱👍🏽
@@martin2466 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Hey, take care of your backs lifting those steels
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Hi. Could you tell me what variety of brick did you ended up using? It looks to be a really good match and is exactly the same as on my house (Bloor construction 1990s). I'm getting an extension and would like the same brick type. You're doing an excellent job!
Hi , sorry pal we didn’t buy them and I can’t find them on line . They are readily available though , good luck 🧱👍🏽
That’s really neat work lads 👌💪
Thanks Malc 🤙🏾🧱👍🏽
Superb job you’ve done guys！I’m no bricklayers but somehow I love watching it.😂
How do you know what size steel should be used in different jobs? did you follow the instructions from structural engineer or your experience? I’m thinking of knocking down one load bearing wall, and don’t know if I need a structural engineer or just good experienced contractors like you.
We generally go oversized but try to use an engineer when we can 🧱👍🏽
Looks a bit odd the new internal block work just finished at the top, is there a new insulated roof going on?
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Could you have used concrete lintels in place of steel?
I wouldn’t on a span this big 🧱👍🏽
@@martin2466 😟🥵😭🧱👍🏽
Steve Nice job but could you turn your mic on as I can't hear a word I was a bit worried when that lintel came down was it controlled demolish
Will do Dave …..
Semi controlled 😬🧱👍🏽
hi gents, must have been knackered first time i seen steve take a rest lol,,,,, why do you have to put bolts in ?
🥵🤣🤣. They stop the steels moving and sort of connect the two steels making them into 1 💪🏼💪🏼🧱👍🏽
But not a requirement 😊@@SteveAndAlexBuild
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@@martin2466 yep.! I’ve had structural engineers tell me to leave them out.!
Another cracking job Boys, but squealing Alex, come on, LOL.
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The bolts through the beams look very pretty but structurallly they are a waste of time!
If the beams are meant ro act compositely they won't transfer any load.
To do that there needs to be proper 'brackets' bolted solidly between the webs.
By the looks of things they are each strong enough to carry the load from each leaf of the wall on their own.
Anyway that's not down to you!
Great job on the brickwork as usual and a nice clean jobsite when you leave.
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Nice job! Shame we missed the squealing.
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Not being funny fellas but shouldn't the steels sit directly on the padstones? If not then the gap should be filled with steel shims rather than mortar.
A lot of different opinions about that 🤨🧱👍🏽
@@martin2466 🧱👍🏽
How dare you only work till 5 O clock, you should work till dark to keep us amused, in fact 24 hours a day would be better
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