We've NEVER done this before and probably never will again!!! The basement build #9
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 พ.ค. 2024
- In this episode we do something that we've never done before and.....well.....you'll just have to watch...
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Really enjoying the updates chaps! Thanks for sharing.
No worries at all mate, thank you for watching!
2.14 love the way Mick is overseeing the project.
He's the brains behind this whole project.
As the man from del monte said excellenteee, good work lads really nice job id recommend you guys too anyone not like any cowboys
Thank you, mate.
Best comment yet ..." i am interested to know what were doing myself" 😅 .... Fantastic Sunday evening viewing..👍
Haha! Cheers man! Hope you're well.
Good job as always. The only idea I had regarding the fence fixing would be to fabricate a steel bracket that spanned between the joists / rafters, bolted to joists and up though to post foot.
Top work fellas good team of lads there not easy too come by a lot of guys say there roofers and buildersbefore you no it i say no more thanks for good video's ahhha im still in the stone age v log or what they call it cheers lads top work
Your workmanship is off the scale guys. Awesome as always.
Thank you, Dave. Nice one! Have a good week, mate.
Once again a very interesting video guys. I hope the fence holds up in the high winds 🙂 Looking forward to next Sundays episode 🙂👍
All coming together nicely. What a great property when all finished! Painstakingly slow with the fiddly bits which I’m glad about because we the viewer get a much longer video each week.
Superb as always!!
Nice one, Don! Hope you're well mate, have a great week.
Nice to see flooring screwed down instead of nail gunned, top job lads.
Great build guys. Learning loads here with your knowledge and great skills on the job 👍
Always a pleasure watching one of your funny and informative vlogs.
Thank you, Steve! Hope you're well mate, have a great week.
Love this build. Enjoy the channel so much as its nice to see not just the work but the thinking that goes into solving the problems and the solutions. The weekly update on this series has also been great. May the sun continue to shine.
Thank you, Karl! Glad you're enjoying it mate. We really appreciate the kind words, take care.
I love this channel FOR REASONS I Will GO INTO LATER 😂
Superb Job Guys.
Great stuff guys
great vid and i love them panels on the side. cant wait for the side roof next week.
The first minute you had me roaring! 😂 Another great video lads and a bit of a head scratcher! Good solution with what you had to work with. Hope you had a great birthday Adam, looking forward to next week. 👍🏼
Haha! Thank you, Simon. Hope you've had a great week, mate. I had a great birthday thank you. Take care mate.
Excellent as always, stick with the Premier thing if its helping grow the audience - as a longtime viewer i quite like it as its a good reminder!
P.S. will we get a 6 or 12 month later video for your house, Adam? Would be great to see what worked well and what you might have done differently given the chance now youve lived there a while 😊
Thank you, Jamie. Not only for the comment but for your long term support, thank you so much! As for the revisit to my house... absolutely!!!
Evening chaps 😏
I been a Carpenter & Joiner for 37yrs & I just saw the best thing ever that I cannot believe I didn't know about & not seen before.
The duct tape wrapped around the top of the PU Glue so it can't run down the bottle ending up on your hands taking fxxking days to wear off.
Haha! Well there you go! You can have that one for free, mate! We just wish we'd thought of it ourselves!
I was using some yesterday and went thru about 15 pairs of laytex gloves .......yes i still got some on my hands ,,,bloody good stuff but as you say it will take weeks to wear off ...
It's GENIUS LMAO I am staggered nobody I work with seems to know about it...
When I do this the next time I'm using PU they are going to think I am a Rocket Scientist 🤣
@@1tonyboatA bit of fine scratch can get a lot of it off once it's dried, but it is just mank & no matter how careful you are you always end up with some on your hands.
Use a cheeky speed clamp instead. Saves the cramp and glue stickto the precious fingers for days. You’re welcome
Loving this job lads.
Nice one, Ross!
Cracking lads, well done.
Thank you, David. Hope you're well mate.
Amazing work and well explained. Many thanks for making the effort.
No problem at all, Adrian! Thank you for watching!
How an earth have these videos become the highlight of my week 🤦♂️😂 Great content & presentation, that’s why 👏 Keep up the good work Adam 👍
Well that comment was just what the doctor ordered!!! Haha! Cheers mate, hope you're well.
I’m good thank you and I hope & your family are to 👍
@drsmith6595 they are mate, thank you.
Hi lads, grp is a amazing material to work with, what ever plates or fixings you do, you can just fibreglass straight over them.
The fence panels look like a eurocell product
Another brilliant video guys with some interesting conundrums to get over. It’s a shame the composite panel fence couldn’t have had some form of air passage through it to take away some of the lateral wind load but the design of it doesn’t allow for it. Keep up the great content guys.
Top job boys
Thank you, Phil. Take care, mate.
Such detail and info.
The only thing I could add is I may have been tempted to put a lump of 6X2 flat up under the deck and bolted those fence post through that and extended the timber to those reduced noggins without blocking the air flow , perhaps a pointy end. This would give a much longer lever to resist the wind, I'd be less worried about losing the fence than it taking lumps of roof with it. Cheers lads.
Nice one, mate. We were worried about blocking the airflow but if push comes to shove I think we may do your idea. Thank you! Take care.
Agree. With a 9x2 or similar screwed and glued, you could coach bolt the bracket - then you can remove later if necessary. Pain to remove it with nuts and bolts if even possible at all!
nice job. i think i would have fiberglassed in a few little islands for the posts to be bolted to so that the holes are not in the line of the water run off.
I hearing ya, mate. We were worried about the fence getting even higher, and there's a 10mm gap underneath so hopefully that'll suffice! We shall see! Cheers mate.
Well done chapz
Thank you, John! Hope you're well, mate.
Great video guy's
Thank you, Rob.
Cant wait. Teasing us with Premieres lol just got the huepar laser level and used it to fit my garden plant tressel 😂 just to test it like !
Haha! Nice one! Did you buy it off the back of one of our videos?
Yes. And when the misses let's me buy another toy..I mean tool lol I want to get the trend hinge drill bits and easy scribe. 😊
Great work and enjoyable videos.
I would have tied the roof post into the rafters too using a custom 90 angle. Given you could tie both ends into a rafter, both 90 degree angles could be made into a u section. This would allow for you to use your existing bolts for the post, but would also allow for lateral stiffness by bolting into the joist.
All the best lads!
Nice one, mate.
@@mrabuilders6723 no problem. I am no structural engineer, but I am sure they would think just it’s a good idea to get a custom U-Section fabricated that will fit between the joists and allow for the post to be secured through the roof and through the rafters.
Hopefully it’s not over engineering, maybe worth doing if the resin has cured and you only need to replace the bolts from underneath.
Good luck with that.
Really enjoyed that. We have a leaky "hot felt" roof that I need to repair and am debating whether I can use f/glass on the porch part (that leaks) and successfully join it to felt roof of garage.
This project is running much better than the last one where you sacked from. You must have excellent customers
Regarding that fence, you guys have done a great job anchoring it down. However, I don't believe it's suitable for that location. If you put any kind of substantial load against it (think fully grown man falling against it), I don't think it'll fare very well. I think a conversation with the client was needed to persuade them of this. It looks like a decorative fence - those feet look like they'd bend and snap easily using the 6ft prying bar you've slotted onto them.
Great stuff lads, really good video
Thank you, Logan. How's things mate.
@@mrabuilders6723 all good mukka, had a productive weekend of DIY, the carport now has walls (took me ages, mainly coz I’m the master of procrastination 🤣 )
@@mrabuilders6723 these videos keep me motivated though lads - great work
Ilove these vids, Just about to have a Kitchen and try to fit myself so Rich's Wren Kitchen install will help and Adams recent one.
Glad you enjoy them, Paul! Good luck with it, if you've got any questions you know where we are.
I know you're concerned about the wind effect on the terrace panels, I'd be more concerned about a 17 stone lump leaning against it, especially the glass front section. People tend to lean on the top rail of the panels to enjoy the view, the minimum height of the top rail / edge above the deck will provide a high leverage force upon the fixings used at the base. The job's looking great, I can't wait to see the finished internals 👏👍
Top work guys!
Think the only thing that would of made that fence panel fixing any stronger is by putting a C shaped bracket in the underside then screw into the rafters either side then drill though and bolt it down, probably over kill though
I don't think that there can be overkill on this little task, mate! That's a great idea!
When we was doing one of these balastrades the bc was very picky, we had to get an engineerers report to say it could take force of anyone leaning on it etc, between the rafters in the ceiling we hand to add a patress then have bolts all the way through to the posts, pain in the arse, think we used compression washers to seal it, please take this as advice and not anything else, i dont know if 18mm osb is sufficient, good luck though.
Nice one mate. For that exact reason we won't be fitting the balustrade, we'll be leaving that to the professionals!!!
I’m back, been away for a while, good to see the lads Jasper and Hartley.
Great update chaps. Interested to see how the glass balustrade transitions to the composite panels. Hopefully there won’t be any gaps. Now, go get a haircut…..
I'm loving the long flowing locks, man! I'm going for the full Ginola!!!
Hi guys as you had so many challenges on the roof has the customer not provided any drawings to try and help you guys out? When you were speaking about the ventilation at 25min on the video I noticed the weep holes in the blockwork, with the wall being clad will any water just drain behind and out over the above fascia vent? Overall I think you did the best you could given all the problems facing you.
Cheers mate, appreciate that. We'll discuss the weep vents in an upcoming video. Thanks again.
love your content... just wanted to point out, I'm not sure there is a sufficient enough fire break in your terrace venting approach...literally channeling fresh air to fuel a fire to spread...
Excellent stuff - I thought the carpentry behind you at 18:20 was atrocious 😁😉
Couldn't agree more mate, that's the worst pallet leaning against a wall I've ever seen! I'll have a word!!! Haha! Cheers mate, hope you're well.
@@mrabuilders6723 All good. Glad to see the positive comments on here echoing my thoughts - you guys have a talent for these vids and the way you do your work - it hits a particular spot that's hard to explain. Likeable and informative.
@SB-cd9vo nice one, mate. Appreciate that. Have a great week, mate.
Great video, did you put the joist hangars in the cold roof were the scaffolding had been. Didn’t see you do it in the end.
Hi Thomas. We did indeed and if I remember tomorrow I’ll show it especially for you and put it on next weeks video so look out for that 👍🏻
Just to let you know lads I am a certified GRP installer with tuff stuff top coat will not stick to top coat unless your using the new flexible grp other than than excellent job 👍
Ah nice one mate, appreciate the heads up! What other GRP systems are out there mate and which one is the best do you think? We'd like to explore that and get ourselves on a course.
I personaly use tuff stuff flexi grp new on the market "not sponsored lol " axcatly the same process only smaller gage matt/ bandage catalyst is powdered base coat and top coat are both same colour only extra step you do is prime all the joints on T&G boards and also usable with granuales and anti slip products really worth reading up on
@Michael-eb2cn that's ace mate, thank you. I'll look into them. Thanks again.
No worries hope it was help we had to go over top coat once had to sand it back to matting so no green showing 😟 this new stuff can go over everything apart from asbestos really advise looking into it because you know how to grp it's very easy to understand once. Again hope it was helpful
I love your content; next time patress the area where the posts will go. 18mm of OSB is not strong enough.
We were worried about blocking the air flow but I take your point. Nice one.
At least you've GOT some bloody hair!!!!! (Jealousy speaking). Another grand episode old bean...
Well that's true!!! Cheers matey, hope you're well.
Can the water get off the roof under the fence panels? Or is it to close to the roof
Morning mate. There's a 10mm gap, we'll monitor that and adjust accordingly should there be an issue.
Hi, you know the trim on the bare roof against the vented wall. Who are the supplier's please ?
As i stated in the last video, i really dont think fiberglass is a good choice. What gsm of matting are you using?
I really would have preferred epdm.
Suerly it would be better to do the two final coats of gel coat including the grit and then overcover it with corex sheets for protection whilst the build continues rather than risk a later application of gelcoat not adhering due to dirt.
You would have preferred a rubber roof to walk on??? Really???
@@mrabuilders6723 Yes, with promenade tiles overlaying it.
Nobody gives a toss what you think, you boring twat
@@mrabuilders6723 I note you have not commented on the use of promenade tiles, making the epdm a better and more credible choice of roof covering even with foot traffic.
Haha! Couldn't have put it better myself!
Shamper ur cuts 150up the way fibre glass
0:22 Did you mean Gary Oldman from Slow Horses ? 😜
Hahaha!!! That's harsh!!!
But is it a rafter or a joist as its being used a deck lol 😆
Haha! Don't you start!!!
Them fence post/frame are useless high winds will rip your roof boards off. I would use a strap down the brick work. Osb boards aren't strong enough
We shall see mate, I do take your point. If all else fails we'll get some brackets made and get them bolted to the wall.
@mrabuilders6723 I understand that's what the customer had before and told you to use, but I will be surprised if the building inspector will like it tho
If the panels blow down I think it will take the extension with it ❤❤😂😂
Imagine if it did!!!
I don't get a couple of things you have done. You put green treated chip boards in the inside room, so it's either a kitchen extension or bathroom, which i understand, and you used treated 8 x 2 rafters for the roof but this I don't get you use standard 8 x 4 OSB then fibre glass covering...why haven't you used water resistant boards for the roof? Also, mick is a bit old to use a hod and Labourer, lol
Hi Terence. We’ve used moisture resistant boards inside because they are better than standard boards and also with the weather as it is they with stand wet feet better. We always use treated timber for all aspects no matter where it’s used. We didn’t use the waterproof egger boards on the deck because you can only use OSB for the base fibreglass. Hope this answers your questions
@mrabuilders6723 if that's what is required, but I have ripped many roofs off with those OSB boards, and I find they are useless when water gets in when we have done flat roofs in the past we always used 12mm or 18mm ply boards I don't rate OSB boards but if that's what is in the drawings that's fair enough.
If water gets in to the OSB or ply then the roof covering has failed so that would be a while different problem no matter what the substructure. From what I know about Fibre glass you can’t use normal ply especially something like marine ply. I fitted some dormers a few years ago with marine ply substructure and had to cover it again with OSB following what the roofer told me 🤷🤷. Thanks again for the comment 👍🏻
I hope everyone is safe and away from the A&E's tea table.
Everyone is fit and well! Thank you, mate.
There are less & less builders who have the knowledge to build such projects. Far less younger men are entering the building trade & those who do, tend to choose BIG new build contract work, where each house is basically a kit.
More apprentices required (imo).
I seriously want to get you fellas onto our next development project. Love the way it’s adapt and overcome with you all rather than the usual moaning from trades now. Who knew the world still had tradesmen that can actuallly work things out in real life without a million drawing revision to hide behind! Have a great week gents, hope the weather stays as good as it looks 👍🏻
Thank you, Sean. Where about are you based, mate?
@@mrabuilders6723 Currently completing a development property near Pedmore. Looking to stay around Dudley, Wolverhampton area, maybe across to Solihull for the right one. I appreciate this isn’t really the platform for this. I’ve got your email address for contact 👍🏻
Strange fitting a fence 🤔 why didn't go with a wall and mount glass screen on top to finish high
It's all about the look, man, it's all about the look!
@mrabuilders6723 I can see you coming back after it's finished and collecting from nextdoor garden after first storm 🤣🤣
The spurt outlet from the roof reminds me of the swords on the chariots in Ben Hur and Gladiator.
Haha! I know exactly what you mean!
Lads! What have you gone and done now ;-)
Haha! No one to hide behind this time! This time it's all us!!!
Well, at least safe for cats?🐈🐈⬛😸😺😼
Oh yes! Don't you worry about them!
Why use three boards and not one solid board?.
Hello George, not too sure what you mean mate?
I think it's the joists or rafters in room below the new kitchen?.
You should braid your hair for the next episode.
I presume you're not talking about Rich, Mick or Matt???
They need toupees.
How come a terraced area is approved that overlooks straight into the neighbour's garden? I'd be furious if I had to put up with that loss of privacy.
Hi Cliff we can understand that completely but if you haven’t seen the first episode there was a deck of that height before with that same fence on top of it so other than a building underneath it now it’s the same as it was before. Thanks for watching mate and taking the time to comment. 👍🏻
No different to a window in the wall without a terrace.
hello mr A im late lol ......
Well, you're here now! Enjoy!
just got to your fence fixing bit ... good job no worries with that you could make the plate larger and in one square peice but that looks solid as is ....... enjoy your week fellas ......
I hope the haircut doesn't draw attention away from the dimples
Oh Roger, you're so charming!!!
This job should be called...BODGE IT AND SCARPER! or MAKING IT UP AS WE GO ALONG!
DON'T you have ARCHITECTS or structural engineers in the MIDLANDS?
You will have more Leaks than a colander. As for that garden fence you screwed to the roof!! Comedy of errors!!😅😅😅😅😅
As always Paul, thank you so much for your time, you watching all of our videos and commenting on them like you do really helps our channel grow! We really appreciate it. All the best, mate.
I doubt it!!!!😅 You Tommy Cooper wannabe ! 😅 Have a cowen BOVRIL!
Tommy Cooper wannabe? I could take a fez at that remark...
Boring comment alert…Audio only in right hand side from around 29 mins.
Im not a fan of premieres, just post the damned video.
Paul! How are you? Being that you're your usual polite, happy self I'm presuming well??!!! We always turn the premier bit off one minute before the scheduled time, we use the premier bit as promotion so people know its happening. Judging by your comment it's worked!!! WOO HOO!!! Have a tip top Sunday old bean.
I'm well thanks. Although the rain this afternoon has already ruined my plan to wash and wax the car. As a regular viewer I usually know when the next video is so no need to do advance premieres.
I’m with Paul, post the bloody video
Good things come to those who wait, James!
Mines a Guinness lol 😂
That’s a hell of a job lads premier it all you want, some folk are to exited and cannot wait 😂😂🧱🧱🧱
what kind of title is that??? love new content though
Reverse click bait I think
Haha! Soz! Pressed the wrong button!!! Fair play mate, you were quick on that one!
Just a mistake, that's all!
Probably...