DIY transformation of our backyard, natural stone patio and polycarbonate roofing.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 11 ก.ย. 2024
- This personal project of mine took me around 2 years to complete, all without much prior experience with similar work. It is finally in a usable state and I can now work on my laptop outside even in pouring rain. I will continue working on it and never consider it a final product.
Fantastic job, and all on your own. I loved the crazy paving on the patio.
Very impressive, I sat and watched all of it and quite enjoyed it and you showed a lot of the detail in the construction which I always enjoy. Even if some things weren't done 'perfectly' it doesn't matter, the money you saved by doing it yourself means you can afford to go back and do some things again if you ever have to so you still win in the end. You did great it looks fantastic, well done 👍
That's exactly it. If somebody else made a mistake building it for me, I'd have to chase them to fix it. This way, I know exactly what went wrong and why, and all I need to do is fix it. Glad you liked the video and thanks for the comment!
Good to see someone doing things the right way even down to using water while you're drilling the stone. This looks fantastic, keep up the great work sir. Ironing the wood the get the moisture down was as hilarious as it was effective. Subscribed.
I poured a patio on top of grass, its been 18 years ago & still looks good, i went the a Dry Cleaners and they gave hundreds of clothes hangers andvthats what i used as my wire, I'm happy with mine, hope yours last just as long, Hallelujah
Wow,looks amazing!🥰🇨🇦
Great job
Nice work. I doubt for long lasting the slab. You simply cannot pour concrete on top soil and so thin. Organic matter will degradate over time and there will be hollow space under, it is only matter of time when it crack. You should dig 1foot take all soil from the hole, add gravel, compact with wacker, add more gravel, compact and then add rebar and then pour. There are no shortcuts in this busineas....
Yes, this may come back to bite me in the butt in future and I am looking forward to learn from my mistakes. Thanks a lot for the guidance! I did the same with the shed at the back, so it's a double test! th-cam.com/play/PL1DzPbBUaF_U19k2jH_zcK0Wt_5PgQBeN.html&si=A9v_mv8Zq4J5liej
He's right about your slab it should have been thicker and some rebar/mesh in it too ( will limit the cracking) I would think your slab will be suspect to frost heave too. Your beams supporting the rafters would be much stronger with the large depth vertical, it will sag after time the way you did it.
Thankfully, there is no frost in Ireland, but yes, I agree with all of that.
Exelente trabajo. Saludos desde Argentina
Nice Job Looks Great.
Nice job
Very nice, Great Job😅
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Brilliant job that will last for years 👌
👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Nice, thanks
Nice work m8
Seeing you work reminds me why building codes were invented-
Yeah hence the DYI tag. Throw some of the worst things you see in the comment so I can learn to do better.
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Cortar con la radial cerca de líquidos inflamables, me ha gustado mucho.
Concrete won't last five minutes
😮😮für das wandholz gibt es Rahmendübel! Von Fischer Dübel.
Поликарбонатное покрьітие на один год потом прийдется менять потому--что не долговечньій
Falta essa cama da parede aí tem tanto espaço , cama encostada na parede o quarto fica sem graça. Pode olhar direitinho.
Let him catch his breath.😏
why you ironing wood?
To dry it out after the rain. I forgot to cover it.