How to Pour a Concrete Backyard Patio and Install Drains
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- Опубликовано: 17 сен 2024
- In this video we Pour out a Backyard Patio Slab and take you step by step on the process we took to get the end results. We even show you how to install adjustable drain caps for easy tiling whenever you may tile your concrete patio. We hope you enjoy the video! Dont forget to LIKE,SHARE,SUBSCRIBE and COMMENT for any questions about the project or if you have anything to say about the project! Thank you all for the support and liking our videos and subscribing! More videos to come!
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Nice job as usual.
TY
Another Quality Job by Odell Complete Concrete ...!!!!!
YT
Your videos are so inspirational and informative for watching the process! Thanks so much.
YW
TY
Whoa. Hauling 3 90's thru the woods uphill.... Thats next level.
I'm still feeling it.
A great work out.
haha
Nice job as usual. Nice project to let the young apprentice practice their trowel work.
True
TY
Great job in tidying up the patio. Viewed on the big screen, via Apple TV.
I'll have to try it.
TY
Terrific as always
TY
U guys are legit with the wheel barrow stunt. Thinking outside the box. Cool stuff.
TY
Nice job. That was a tough project particularly with the long distance to haul your materials and excavate the site. You had two good helpers in your sons. Appreciate the tips and description of the work done.
Yes
TY
Ohhh yeah getting it done. Always a way to do it. Nice video as always.
TY
That was really impressive to watch. Especially hauling all those bags of cement!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Thanks for the video
Great video brother
TY
good work
TY
Nice video. This project looks to be expensive, considering the working conditions and the final finish. But, it's just money and if you have it, spend it!
In tight areas needing drilling, I drilled at 30-45 degree angle in the side face and bent the (small) rods to perpendicular/right angles after installing them.
....13
I forgot about that technique.
Next time.
One of your subscribers is a realtor. I just want to know more about houses and what I sell. Looks like hard work and more skill involved then I have.
At least by watching my videos you'll have the knowledge to know what to look for.
It's interesting, the more you know the more you respect guys who do this stuff well.
I've never done this before, I just like learning from the pros.
TY
I always use 30 or 20 mm XPS insulation plates against the walls. Two benefits. The concrete can expand and you can use it as a support for leveling. ;-) Just a tip.
Love ur sons hoodie STIZZY
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For cutting roots I recommend a cordless sawzall. I use a milwaukee and it’s perfect for that. Much less work and more accurate than an axe.
I normally do use the sawzall, but it was only two roots.
I just hate hitting rocks with the sawzall.
It’s a 5 ⭐️ job once again..
TY
Good work! I'll look into joining that Patreon in the near future
TY
For support
Good idea using the shower drains so it can be adjusted. Do you think there was enough slope away from the townhouse on that existing slab?...
Its pretty tight I think it would be best to bring the tile up a 1/2" along the house.
I would have brought the kitchen sink to that job site!!! that's a heck of a walk to get there. Who's the first guy to forget his tape measure?
exactly
What’s a good time to take out that form on the planter to throwel it out and make a good smooth finish. You said you are going to take it out another day
It varies on the weather
This is just like me with electrical. Even tho it’s not going to be seen. Do a good job
TrueTY
Could u do a video on seting up sting lines to make them square
sure
Informative, thanks. Like the duct tape idea ;)
TY
Instead of embedding a wood post in concrete, staple roofing felt to the post. Then screw Hardie tile backer to it. Trim to level after the pour.
The tile may want to consider that. The concrete is at the bottom of post.
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glad to know that I'm part of the 95% ^^
next step: to be part of the 1% (... of the top incomes)
That's going to be tough but doable
I would have core drill new weep holes at the finished concrete height before the pour and eliminated floor drains that clog.Just a thought
They can always be drilled later if need be.
Odell Complete Concrete. true beans
LegendLength Why go through the trouble for weep hole their just holes through the wall
Awesome
Yes or back flushed
Good work as always. I'm not a concrete finisher and don't do concrete for a living but have done some small DYI jobs and have interest in it. I don't have a Patreon account but is there a way I can still see the detailed finishing video?
Yes the videos I have on you Tube pretty much covers everything.
Your licenced how come you don't put you licence on you website
I don't know, I better do that.
Which Channel drains would you recommend? Could you make a video how to install Channel drains.
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Really getting into your video's. I'm going to attempt my first slab 9.0m X 4.0m with a drain in the centre. All by hand, looking forward to it but nervous at the same time.May do it in two halves. Any more advice ?
I'm nervous every time.
So many things that can effect the outcome.
hy from the uk good vids haw mutch is a bag ov mix
4.00
Why are drains always the high part of the concrete.
Actually it will be the low part when the 1" tile go's in
From what I saw when you were washing it down it is going to pool everywhere except the drains. I would like to see the finished product being washed down.
I have similar drains in an exterior walkway next to my house. The problem is that the grate holes are small and get clogged with tiny amounts of debris. Unfortunately, this has lead to some flooding of our basement apartment. Do you know if there is a solution to this issue?
Yes
Atrium drains
Hi, what is the ratio of sand to cement mix (and aggregate (if any)) used in this video ? Thanks
3 rock 2.5 sand and 2.5 cement
Actually 1.5 cement
Hi Odell, I would like to ask whats the usual/standard ratio of sand and cement to be used on a flooring like on the video. The one you use here is mixed already. j
Your work looks great!!! I am doing a 16x28 patio right now. I'm in a similar situation as in your video. I am extending my patio. Should I pour around the existing slab like in this video? Or pour 4" over the whole thing? But in my case I would use crushed limestone to make it level with the existing 14x14 patio 3 1/2 in deep making total patio thickness 7 1/2" deep.
Pouring over might be better
@@OdellCompleteConcrete Thank you sir I love your video's. I think I'm going with the pour over. Ill report back and let you know how I think I did. lol.
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It should be
Thanks for all your great videos. Do you recommend attaching a front concrete porch to a house using rebar dowels?
Yes
@@OdellCompleteConcrete thank you for your response. The company who came out to quote me said that using dowels would be a bad idea because I am in Canada and given our weather, the porch will move but the house barely moves and so the porch will crack along these dowels. Is this true?
If the porch is small and not connected to anything else, then the porch will move with the house.
As an Architect I am curious, are you relying on the paint on the wood columns to be your barrier between wood and concrete? The concern here may be dry rot if water seeps past the tile and settles in and around the wood. Maybe you used some building felt and it did not show up in the video.
These post are 30 years old already, so they can always be changed out and set higher if need be.
And tile backer.
I’ve watched a ton of your videos and noticed I haven’t seen any type of vapor barrier. Is it not needed? Plan on doing some work myself and gathering info. Thanks
Not outdoors
It look like the drains are not slightly below grade even it they are adjustable cause concrete stops the drain from going below. Was this true? Your video shows above grade.
Tile is being laid on top of the concrete
Hey Odell I'm a new subscriber :) I got three questions (as a concrete noob):
1. How do you kNow how many bags to use per job?
2. What's the mix recipe and method?
3. How much would job like this cost? (AND/ALSO if the job was easier to access?)
Thanks
60 lb bags are 1/2 a cubic foot.
I get into a lot more details on my Patreon Account:
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what brand of tool belt is that? (the green one)
Good question.
I've had it so long I don't remember
Need to wrap the support wooden columns or they will rot.
Ill tell the the tile guy.
TY
Curved planter would have been nicer.
Not to sure that will work with flat 12" tile.
Do you guys serve chino Hills area too?
No to far for me.
TY
javed mir great video Dave! As for Mr. Javed I serve the chino hills area
Ruben c could you give me your contact number
javed mir 909 734 7324. @ Odell thank you i live very close to Chino and Serve this area. Mr. Javed you can call or text anytime. Thank you
Looks like this job was a mission ..... yikes
Oh yeah
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