Belter of a job, lads. Just done properly, no fuss, no drama.....just the way it should be done! Oh, and on a side note, your video presentation has come on leaps and bounds recently, just an ideal amount of commentary to explain what is going on.👍 Have a good weekend, lads.
Thanks Jim , that means a lot . It took a while to get the Nerve up to start speaking but thanks to you guys giving us feed back we can make videos the way you guys want them , glad you have noticed the small changes , it makes it all worth it 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Great work as ever. Nice tidy site too very well organised shows true professionalism to take the care about every aspect of the project. Thanks for taking the time to film for our enjoyment. Keep up the good work. All the best Pete 👍
Blooody love watching you work mate Al your a lucky lad 😁😉 your old man is showing you the way of the force young panda wan. So many rough tradesmen out there only in a rush to leave at lunch time everyday and don’t possess the skills/ knowledge or the conscience to produce a high level of workmanship like you both do. Keep up the good work lads.
Another Friday night treat 👍. Very impressed how quick you two lay although Sunday morning I though Steve was very slow but at least you sped up near the end 🤣🤣. Very impressed with the turbo mixer 🤣🤣. Gutted that we didn't see Alex with the "tinker" belle though 🤣🤣 Hope you have a great weekend boys. Regards Tim
Very good Steve & Alex, If only people realised the amount of work that's in the ground and not visible after. Good job with the lintels over the drain runs, keeps the weight off those pipes. Excellent, You've both earn't your bread.
Another great video so relaxing watching you 2 I fell asleep Friday night so just watched it again I no you both like ox but faithful have made a trowl just like ox and marshaltown I’ve been using it for 2 months best trowl I’ve ever had and cheaper than the both should give it a go mate look forward to next week
Another belter lads top grafter especially on a Sunday. Must have been a few beers after that day ! Will you do a video on working out what gear you need, so how you calculated how much mot you were gunna need sand cement ect Cheers 👍🏼👍🏼 keep them Coming
mat ivie Cheers Matt I will be honest the stone is a bit of a guess and the brick and blocks are 60 brick to a square metre and 10 block to a square metre. 1 ton of sand = 1000 brick , hope that all makes sense 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Nice one lads ....only trouble with them little builds i find is you never get a long enough run before having re adjust the lines .top job tho as per 👍🏼
some nice work there bud , but ive had it with twany buff bricks was laying them for 12 months on our last development with yellow sand to boot glad to be on some ibstock brown bricks and normal red building sand , great work bud as all ways keep it up boys
can you do a sit down video on how you started out in bricklaying? up's and down's of your career? your future plans etc etc? i am always amazed at how much bending you guys have to do. do you get back problems? if so, do you still work? keep up the good work.
Great video. Just curious Never seen anyone in the UK use a brick barrow (brick trolley) you can move a leaf of bricks at a time instead of unloading by hand. Any idea what I mean?
Nice job boys, just how I like to see my site’s all clean and tidy. I saw that you’d commented on our new project on skill builder (king build) the next episode has a bit of my block laying so don’t look too closely 😂.
jimichip Thanks very much and thanks for checking our channel out . Really enjoying your project and really appreciate your attention to detail 👌🏼. Working on a new build site we don’t get to see that very often . Look forward to the brickwork 😉🧱👍🏽
Morning Steve, you don’t get any problems with moisture tracking under the door threshold back in to the floor do you or do you leave some dpm proud of DPC to butt against the threshold to prevent cold bridging?
MrStella1976 we have visqueen up and over the brickwork plus a 25 mm strip of insulation around the whole perimeter of the slab for th cold bridging . The door is upvc too 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
hi guys , good job, weldone. i got a question, why did you use single full block for half of the wall at the front and not for the rest of the wall? also why not using concrete blocks but for what it seems they are thermal blocks, before dpc level. thanks in advance.
Hi, Steve and Alex, cracking video as always, love your videos 👍 keep up the good work. Where can I buy one of those straight edges? I'm building an outbuilding currently and that would come in so useful, who sells them online? Do you have a link please? Thanks kind regards 👍👍🍺
james swain Evening James , unfortunately I never bought it . I worked on conservatories for over 14 years and it is the reinforcement aluminium from inside the frames , had it for years . Not sure where to buy one from though , sorry 😬🧱👍🏼
@@SteveAndAlexBuild Hi, just found some on eBay, found cheaper option just buying some aluminium box section 👍 great for transferring levels 👍 Really enjoy your videos, wish you could more content more often, really appreciate the effort you go into capturing these for us viewers. Keep up the good work look forward to the next one 👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺
jonathan Clayton . Ah young John good to hear from you pal . We are doing ok , still with Hanleys, it will be 10 years in June ! Akex is doing great and I’m falling apart 😬😂🧱👍🏽
Why do you use the collection of bricks for the meter or so on the inner leaf connecting to the existing back wall instead of the concrete blocks used for the rest of the inner perimeter ?. cheers - i have learned lots on this channel for my own build - keep it up
reedy That was where the lintels didn’t course in with the blockwork so it worked out 2 course of brick and not three ( 1 course block = 3 course of brick ) . Hope that makes sense 🧱👍🏼
Hey lads! Can I have some advice im using trench blocks and I got footings 1 meter deep x 600mm wide, how deep do I go with my concrete for the pour ? I would appreciate your help so much as in a pickle 🙏
You need minimum of 150 mm but we generally put more in . Follow the gauge on the house for you brickwork and brickwork . I can’t really advise without seeing the job . More concrete equals less work up to damp and less brick / block but concrete is dam expensive now 😬🧱👍🏽
@@SteveAndAlexBuild such a speedy reply for 9:30 on a Sunday morning this is why you guys are the best building channel on RUclips! Ok I’ll follow the gauge of the brick work down and transfer it to footings, your right that’s my point concrete is £125m3 in Kent, I got in a right pickle as I’ve got 32.11 m of footings to fill at 1 meter deep and I nearly ordered the full depth of 1 meter like a idiot it was £2800 including pump 🤢 it’s a pay as you go project I’m doing out my wages every month and been stuck with footings for past 3 months so now just need to get the concrete poured if You know what I mean so dogs etc or when drunk friends don’t fall down it 🤣🤣
That's a very good match on the brick but are they the equivalent of a class B engineering as I noticed you were using them on the inner leaf of the cavity wall below ground level. Nice to see you filling in all the holes in.
Hey ste n al Just a quick question, why didn't the customer? Go all the way across. The wideness of the property wud of bin a nice size that lookin at next doors garden looks like there's enough space.
Chris Whitehead . As with most jobs it all boils down to cost . Moving the concrete manhole and drains would have cost a fortune plus all the pipes have loads of concrete encasing then 😬🧱🧱👍🏽
Thats bummer that... this is why my architect Does all the drawings? All the pipework is down the side at the front of the house. If anyone wanted to extend it in the future. They can do. It's all about putting 🛁🚽 in the right place.
And also I'd love someone to clarify to me about the different methods in uk and Ireland, Ireland what you see is that the builders leave done the outside block or brick 225mm where they run plastic over the inside block down the face of it and after the floor is poured you would then put on the outside course up to damp leval ,,,, uk floor I don't see any plastic running through the outside course the uk seem to bring up outside and inside toghter,
@@SteveAndAlexBuild ah ok, be good if you can show that if you haven't done it already? i've always wondered how the cavity is filled. excellent channel by the way keep it up!
Gotta love a trowel who does the Labour aswell fair play geez my governor don’t get us scaffolding thinks we can levitate got to do an extension overhand from Monday
Ryan Dobbie . This was only small so we did it overhand too . I was right at home as when I was an apprentice way back in the 80s we built houses overhand right to the top of the pikes . 😳😱👍🏽🧱
Considering the work in fitting the lintels to get you over the pipes I am surprised you are putting in a ground bearing floor slab , I was expecting block and beam . You have done a load of work no one will ever see , shame
Belter of a job, lads. Just done properly, no fuss, no drama.....just the way it should be done! Oh, and on a side note, your video presentation has come on leaps and bounds recently, just an ideal amount of commentary to explain what is going on.👍 Have a good weekend, lads.
Thanks Jim , that means a lot . It took a while to get the Nerve up to start speaking but thanks to you guys giving us feed back we can make videos the way you guys want them , glad you have noticed the small changes , it makes it all worth it 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Great work as ever. Nice tidy site too very well organised shows true professionalism to take the care about every aspect of the project. Thanks for taking the time to film for our enjoyment. Keep up the good work. All the best Pete 👍
Cheers Pete , much appreciated 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
Blooody love watching you work mate Al your a lucky lad 😁😉 your old man is showing you the way of the force young panda wan. So many rough tradesmen out there only in a rush to leave at lunch time everyday and don’t possess the skills/ knowledge or the conscience to produce a high level of workmanship like you both do. Keep up the good work lads.
Gareth Hope . Cheers Gareth that’s very kind and makes this all worth it , cheers 🧱👍🏽
Another Friday night treat 👍.
Very impressed how quick you two lay although Sunday morning I though Steve was very slow but at least you sped up near the end 🤣🤣.
Very impressed with the turbo mixer 🤣🤣.
Gutted that we didn't see Alex with the "tinker" belle though 🤣🤣
Hope you have a great weekend boys.
Regards
Tim
Tim Margereson . Cheers Tim , it’s been a nice little job this one , we need to ask if we can adopt the tinker belle 😂😂🧱👍🏼
As always, you two are working to a very high standard. A pleasure to watch the pros! :)
Addicted to Projects . Thanks very much , much appreciated 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
It's been a pleasure to watch a professional team at work well done lads 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Nice one thanks Phil 🧱👍🏼
Nice job guys look forward to next video
Goldfinger Rules Thanks pal it’s being edited this weeks 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
Very good Steve & Alex, If only people realised the amount of work that's in the ground and not visible after.
Good job with the lintels over the drain runs, keeps the weight off those pipes. Excellent, You've both earn't your bread.
Spartrowel . Thanks pal the two 8 footers were a real struggle but we got there in the end 🧱👍🏽
Another cracking job its nice how you explain things and great to see the trowel skills
Nigel bob . Thanks Nigel , it took a long time to get the nerve to speak on camera but we are getting more comfortable now 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Well done lads! Good job as always👌
Charlie Collison . Cheers Charlie 🧱👍🏼
🔥. Well done guys, quality a usual.👌
Keep up the grind and videos coming. "UP THE BRICKY"💪.
All the best🙏
RJM 👊👍🇬🇧⚒
RJM Bricklaying & Outdoors . Cheers pal 💪🏽🧱👍🏼
Love the videos ,it’s always nice to watch trades who know their game !
Cheers Brian , having pride in your work helps too 😉👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Lads, as usual just enjoy watching and learning from you both.
Ian Gough cheers Ian glad to hear it 🧱🧱👍🏽
Another great video so relaxing watching you 2 I fell asleep Friday night so just watched it again I no you both like ox but faithful have made a trowl just like ox and marshaltown I’ve been using it for 2 months best trowl I’ve ever had and cheaper than the both should give it a go mate look forward to next week
Mitchell Meredith cheers pal 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
Top notch as usual lads, well done.
Jim Jam . Ta very much mr Jam 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Great Friday night viewing....better than the masked singer....lol
Glen Fraser . Cheers Glen , your safe from singing here pal😂😂🧱👍🏼
Excellent as usual 🤷🏻♂️ haha
That the actual house is level helps no messing around , founded bricks to match are pretty good !
Jay Puyenbroeck . Cheers jay , matching brick can be a nightmare over here so we were lucky . Same with the levels too 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Another belter lads top grafter especially on a Sunday. Must have been a few beers after that day !
Will you do a video on working out what gear you need, so how you calculated how much mot you were gunna need sand cement ect
Cheers 👍🏼👍🏼 keep them
Coming
mat ivie Cheers Matt I will be honest the stone is a bit of a guess and the brick and blocks are 60 brick to a square metre and 10 block to a square metre.
1 ton of sand = 1000 brick , hope that all makes sense 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Excellent 5 stars for work and video
Nice one thanks 🧱👍🏽
Nice one lads ....only trouble with them little builds i find is you never get a long enough run before having re adjust the lines .top job tho as per 👍🏼
Papà Santi Cheers pal your right it was tight for room inside too 😬👍🏽🧱
some nice work there bud , but ive had it with twany buff bricks was laying them for 12 months on our last development with yellow sand to boot glad to be on some ibstock brown bricks and normal red building sand , great work bud as all ways keep it up boys
buzz rach Thanks pal , they are a change for us as we are usually setting engineering brick in the foundations 🧱👍🏼
@@SteveAndAlexBuild Steve - how come no blues on the foundation courses?
Matt Cartwright we were just matching the house pal 🧱👍🏼
great work as allways
Edd Jordan nice one cheers Ed 🧱👍🏽
can you do a sit down video on how you started out in bricklaying? up's and down's of your career? your future plans etc etc? i am always amazed at how much bending you guys have to do. do you get back problems? if so, do you still work? keep up the good work.
alione s . We definitely consider they one pal . We’ve often thought about sound a live stream and that would make a good subject 🧱👍🏽👌🏼
Another top vid. Thanks, keep them coming fellas👍🏻
daveast here pal , we will 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Fantastic, and very educational, are yous doing videos to the end of this project many thanks 👍
David Harper . Thanks David , yes but only the brickwork then we are done with this job 🧱👍🏽
good job guys. thumbs up. get some clash on the juke box steve. its therapeutic. ho ho ho.
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Great video. Just curious Never seen anyone in the UK use a brick barrow (brick trolley) you can move a leaf of bricks at a time instead of unloading by hand. Any idea what I mean?
Evan Beard . Yes Even the boys use the on site on the houses once the scaffolding is up🧱👍🏼
Another cracking video.
les gill . Thanks Les , glad you enjoyed it 🧱👍🏼
Them lintels looked heavy 😬
Nice job mate
SJB Brickwork . The bloody 8 ft ones were ! 😳💪🏽🧱👍🏼
Nice job boys, just how I like to see my site’s all clean and tidy. I saw that you’d commented on our new project on skill builder (king build) the next episode has a bit of my block laying so don’t look too closely 😂.
jimichip Thanks very much and thanks for checking our channel out . Really enjoying your project and really appreciate your attention to detail 👌🏼. Working on a new build site we don’t get to see that very often . Look forward to the brickwork 😉🧱👍🏽
Cheers, I think the next vid will be my carpenter style slow block work😩. Loving your videos.
jimichip Cheers pal 🧱👍🏼
A real class job, well done.
andrewb113 .Cheers Andrew 🧱👍🏼
Cracking job lads 👌...where you return the inside skin at the doorway is that the regs where you mate or a specific spec?
Morning mate. We return it only below dpc for the concrete. It’s left open above and we fit insulated cavity closers after 🧱👍🏽
Morning Steve, you don’t get any problems with moisture tracking under the door threshold back in to the floor do you or do you leave some dpm proud of DPC to butt against the threshold to prevent cold bridging?
MrStella1976 we have visqueen up and over the brickwork plus a 25 mm strip of insulation around the whole perimeter of the slab for th cold bridging . The door is upvc too 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
hi guys , good job, weldone.
i got a question, why did you use single full block for half of the wall at the front and not for the rest of the wall?
also why not using concrete blocks but for what it seems they are thermal blocks, before dpc level.
thanks in advance.
Hi
No need for a cavity wall across a door way.
Those are trench blocks which are designed to be used only in foundations 🧱👍🏽
well done lads looking good
mick broadbent . Cheers Mick 🧱👍🏼
another top job👍
Tonto D thanks pal 🧱🧱🧱👍🏽
Hi, Steve and Alex, cracking video as always, love your videos 👍 keep up the good work.
Where can I buy one of those straight edges? I'm building an outbuilding currently and that would come in so useful, who sells them online? Do you have a link please? Thanks kind regards 👍👍🍺
james swain Evening James , unfortunately I never bought it . I worked on conservatories for over 14 years and it is the reinforcement aluminium from inside the frames , had it for years . Not sure where to buy one from though , sorry 😬🧱👍🏼
@@SteveAndAlexBuild Hi, just found some on eBay, found cheaper option just buying some aluminium box section 👍 great for transferring levels 👍
Really enjoy your videos, wish you could more content more often, really appreciate the effort you go into capturing these for us viewers.
Keep up the good work look forward to the next one 👍👍👍🍺🍺🍺
james swain nice one glad your sorted pal , thanks for the kind comments too 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Time for a beer. 🍺
Derek T . Mmm .... tea total but it would be a nice pear cider if I did drink 😉🧱👍🏼
Your knee,leg’s must be killing you in those conditions,great work,great video
Just found out I have ostio arthritis in both hips so in pain permanently especially in bed 🛌 🥺🧱👍🏽
@@SteveAndAlexBuild years of hard work in all conditions just like me
@@salvatorediprima943 😕😕🧱👍🏽
Loved it when the door opened and the two mugs were put out for you both.
ThePeterpeter229 . 👌🏼great customers 🧱👍🏼
Alright Ste, its Jon who used to work with you at Hanleys. How are you and Al getting on? Still doing a top job I see. Hope all is good mate
jonathan Clayton . Ah young John good to hear from you pal . We are doing ok , still with Hanleys, it will be 10 years in June ! Akex is doing great and I’m falling apart 😬😂🧱👍🏽
Nice build, looking for something similar myself what would be a roundabout cost for this?
Not sure about cost as we have only priced for the ground works and bel in this one 🧱👍🏽
You can get plans drawn up and have it estimated and work priced accordingly
John Smith 🧱👍🏽
Why do you use the collection of bricks for the meter or so on the inner leaf connecting to the existing back wall instead of the concrete blocks used for the rest of the inner perimeter ?. cheers - i have learned lots on this channel for my own build - keep it up
reedy That was where the lintels didn’t course in with the blockwork so it worked out 2 course of brick and not three ( 1 course block = 3 course of brick ) . Hope that makes sense 🧱👍🏼
@@SteveAndAlexBuild ahh . I guess quicker than cutting down the blocks. Thanks
reedy . Yes by the time you’ve set up the grinder and put in your Ppe and made a mess it’s done in brick 🧱 🧱🧱👍🏽
I like a bit of commentary
Garage2room ESSEX GARAGE CONVERSIONS . We are doing more and more as we get our confidence up 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
Building right on the property boundary. Wonder if there is a party wall agreement in place?
Lee Noble . I was very nervous about that 😬 but yes we have the agreement all signed 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
Im just starting extension... nice to do know..bit of knowledge
Good luck pal 🧱👍🏽
Hey lads! Can I have some advice im using trench blocks and I got footings 1 meter deep x 600mm wide, how deep do I go with my concrete for the pour ? I would appreciate your help so much as in a pickle 🙏
You need minimum of 150 mm but we generally put more in .
Follow the gauge on the house for you brickwork and brickwork .
I can’t really advise without seeing the job . More concrete equals less work up to damp and less brick / block but concrete is dam expensive now 😬🧱👍🏽
@@SteveAndAlexBuild such a speedy reply for 9:30 on a Sunday morning this is why you guys are the best building channel on RUclips! Ok I’ll follow the gauge of the brick work down and transfer it to footings, your right that’s my point concrete is £125m3 in Kent, I got in a right pickle as I’ve got 32.11 m of footings to fill at 1 meter deep and I nearly ordered the full depth of 1 meter like a idiot it was £2800 including pump 🤢 it’s a pay as you go project I’m doing out my wages every month and been stuck with footings for past 3 months so now just need to get the concrete poured if
You know what I mean so dogs etc or when drunk friends don’t fall down it 🤣🤣
Get a few beers in mate
Karl O'Flaherty . Pepsi for me 😬😂🧱👍🏼
nice job...cheers guys
Arcade Dad . Thanks very much 🧱👍🏼
That's a very good match on the brick but are they the equivalent of a class B engineering as I noticed you were using them on the inner leaf of the cavity wall below ground level. Nice to see you filling in all the holes in.
David Dore 🧱👍🏼
Hey ste n al Just a quick question, why didn't the customer? Go all the way across. The wideness of the property wud of bin a nice size that lookin at next doors garden looks like there's enough space.
Chris Whitehead . As with most jobs it all boils down to cost . Moving the concrete manhole and drains would have cost a fortune plus all the pipes have loads of concrete encasing then 😬🧱🧱👍🏽
Thats bummer that... this is why my architect Does all the drawings? All the pipework is down the side at the front of the house. If anyone wanted to extend it in the future. They can do. It's all about putting 🛁🚽 in the right place.
Chris Whitehead exactly 👌🏼🧱👍🏽
Time for hot soak in a beer.
L Milne Hit soak and brew ☕️😉🧱👍🏼
Like it mate am much the same. 😎 ☕️
L Milne 😋🧱👍🏼
Would love to have that skill set👍
Antony Brown . It is a very rewarding trade🧱👍🏼
cant see what are you actually transferring the DPC level all round onto,,cheers
newry123 Nothing mate . We measure the line each time we raise it for the next course 🧱👍🏽
Cracking video 👍👍
King Of the trowel Thanks pal glad you enjoyed it 🧱👍🏼
Is that 1 line that continues round both profiles then onto the wood you have attached to house.
L Milne . It certainly be does pal . The beauty of Blake’s profiles 🧱👍🏼
Obra showwwwwwww🏘🏘🏘🏘
MÃO NA OBRA MIRO STARSUPER . Thanks friend 🙏👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Why do you return the block into the brick when your going to pour concrete over it
The concrete doesn’t go over it . The top of block is DPC which is top of concrete 🧱👍🏼
Best part doing a days graft can’t beat it
John Smith . Very satisfying to look back at what you have achieved 💪🏼🧱👍🏽
Bricklaying With Steve and Alex different ball game in Canada than the Uk done a good number of extensions in Uk they call them additions here!
John Smith 🧱👍🏽
Love these vidz
Jay Glover That’s great to hear Jay , thanks 🧱👍🏼
hi if you say 1 meter foundation, is this 1 meter upto DPC.if you say so, how much is thickness mixed concrete . thank you
I think 1 m is up to dpc but not certain . The actual footing concrete was over 300 mm thick 👌🏼💪🏼🧱👍🏽
And also I'd love someone to clarify to me about the different methods in uk and Ireland, Ireland what you see is that the builders leave done the outside block or brick 225mm where they run plastic over the inside block down the face of it and after the floor is poured you would then put on the outside course up to damp leval ,,,, uk floor I don't see any plastic running through the outside course the uk seem to bring up outside and inside toghter,
Yeah the DPM only laps onto the inside skin 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
what do you put where the cavity is at the doorway?
Mark Bruton We run a 25 mm strip of insulation around the perimeter to stop cold bridging then the concrete runs into the doorway 🧱👍🏼
@@SteveAndAlexBuild ah ok, be good if you can show that if you haven't done it already? i've always wondered how the cavity is filled. excellent channel by the way keep it up!
Mark Bruton cheers mark 🧱👍🏽
Great vid, only mistake was at 9.55 when u failed to stop for the brews.
😉😁🧱👍🏽
Hoddy will be busy today then lol
Ryan Dobbie . No hoddy just me and Al 💪🏼🧱👍🏽
Gotta love a trowel who does the Labour aswell fair play geez my governor don’t get us scaffolding thinks we can levitate got to do an extension overhand from Monday
Ryan Dobbie . This was only small so we did it overhand too . I was right at home as when I was an apprentice way back in the 80s we built houses overhand right to the top of the pikes . 😳😱👍🏽🧱
Guys is it a windpost you have installed at 8:34 on the timeline
No it’s a Blakes building profile. 🧱👍🏽
What mix do you do and how much feb?
bha bha . Best way to answer that mate is go. Bc ack into our channel a couple of weeks and we did a video just about putting a mix in 💪🏼🧱👍🏽
Using facing bricks under dpc? And I've never seen a brick used as a level before! WTF?
😏🧱👍🏽
hey steve whilst i'm still on mi soap box, no thumbs down as yet. have you had a word?
harry godwinson . 😂😂 If there isn’t one by tomorrow I might have to put one on myself just so it looks right 😂😂🧱👍🏼
The easy part now when you're out of the ground
mark dwyer , Certainly is 👌🏼🧱👍🏼
iv always wonderd is alex your son?
simon071988 . He is mate 👷🏽♂️👷🏽♂️🧱👍🏽
Did you get a cuppa 😁😁👍
Paul oh yes , plenty ☕️👌🏼🧱🧱
Hello
Hello 👋🏾👍🏽🧱
tidy
thanxx cheers 🧱👍🏽
Класс!
Саша Власов 🧱👍🏼
Emmm where is the DPC...
Paul Mcgair . In the van mate ready for part 3👌🏼🧱👍🏼
Sorry sir usually see it go on 1brick course above ground level.
Paul Mcgair . No it’s 2 course above ground level normally in the uk . This video just the build up to DPC which is slab level 🧱👍🏼
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steveg5576 No just standard technique, more to save money and time 🧱👍🏽
JOB IN TOWN..:)
my pencil ART. Wayne Bailey 😉💪🏼🧱👍🏽
Considering the work in fitting the lintels to get you over the pipes I am surprised you are putting in a ground bearing floor slab , I was expecting block and beam . You have done a load of work no one will ever see , shame
dennisphoenix1 . Being foundation brickies mon to fri most of our hard work is never seen 🙄👍🏽🧱