How to Fill a Sunken Living Room with Concrete
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 17 ต.ค. 2020
- In this video we show you how to pour and fill in a sunken living room with concrete! no more trip hazards just nice flat usable concrete! Hope you all enjoy! Don't forget to LIKE,SHARE,SUBSCRIBE and COMMENT!
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How beautiful the concrete floor was and it is appreciated that you share your work greetings from san felipe chile
TY
Dam !!good job gentleman I like how you took pride in keeping everything clean as possible in the house.
TY
Avery’s learning so much, good job!
Great
Nice 👍
I have a hammer drill ive used for drilling into concrete pillars. Pretty sweet. Made a door jamb w channel bar and put a lock box on an existing gate installed a door handle and dead bolt. Came out pretty sweet. Did some welding too 👍
Awesome video!
Awesome
Good work
Enjoy watching your work great work
Ty
Another master piece!
TY
Another nice job!👍👍
Tzy
Odell Concrete. Tile setters best friend.
TY
You've done some nice work. Parabéns!!!
Thanks a lot!
Nice work as always....
Thanks again!
good job, i got few points for my coming project, thanks.
Great!
Love watching artist at work
ty
Great stuff!
Glad you think so!
Nice work!
Thanks!
Beautiful job
TY
Did you put any expansion material between the new concrete and the stem walls?
Nice job !
TY
Good Work 👍😎
Thank you! Cheers!
Mighty fine, as usual...
ty
Awesome work as usual you and your team. how about some with follow ups of previous projects, people's testimonies of their experience working with Odell Complete Concrete :)
Great suggestion!
Looks great. Sunken floors was always odd to me. So much nicer filled in.
You and me both!
Awesome!!
TY
Great job! I finally got the courage to call you last week. Hope to hear from ya soon =)
Me too
TY
that looks awesome.
Watching the room being filled in makes me wonder, do people in CA ever put radiant slabs in their homes?
I've seen it a few times
I think it could be nice during December and January nights, if you don't like wearing sox inside the house.
@@OdellCompleteConcrete up here in Northern Michigan, it's one of the best ways to heat a garage / shop.
I've seen it more in bathrooms in Northern Ca, some kitchens.
looking good
Thanks for the visit
Nice! For something like this on the inside, how long would it take to dry?
With this mix 3 hours
I’ve heard the weight of adding concrete can be a concern for the existing foundation. I’ve also heard that adding concrete isn’t an issue at all if the foundation looks good to start with. I poured 4 inches raising to 8-10 inches in areas with rebar and fiberglass a few years ago - No issues so far. This was a garage to bedroom conversion.
No worries
I recently added a balcony space(3m2) to the livingroom in a condominium. The balcony was abot 15 cm lower and i filled it first with autoclaved aerated concrete blocks. and a 3cm toplayer of cement. It weight about 300kg less then filling it complete with concrete. Was that actually the right thing to do?
I dont know
3:40 if you got a larger compactor could you go more than 3-inches? Would having a larger compactor be too heavy/large then?
Yes
No
Great job in filling it in and doing it right. Funny thing is as an architect of custom homes, and the owner of a house with a sunken living room i have to say i love mine. Gives my home a comfortable feel. I have large portion of my clients with deep pockets adding these options back into there designs. Moving away from the huge large open room all one floor plane. Not sure these will every be "back in style" but interesting to see them being included in new builds.
All in the eyes of the beholder
David - great video as always. I am considering doing this myself as well, I am up in Ventura County but was wondering what range of $ per sq ft I would expect to pay? Mine is ~6" deep vs this home. Thanks!
10
TY
@@OdellCompleteConcrete thank you.
@@OdellCompleteConcrete Do you have peers up in Ventura country that you can reccommend?
Another concrete perfection Mr Odell👍. Would be a shame to cover that flawless thing with tiles.
Yes it will.
TY
Hi, love the videos! Just had a "conversation pit" in the corner of my living room filled with concrete. How long before it's 100% dry, set, cured, etc? I'm putting new laminate flooring on it and want to know how long I should wait before getting the floor installed.
wait 60 days
@@OdellCompleteConcrete 60 days?? Really...
Wow. Where do you get the energy? Very skillfully done as well. 👍
Good question
TY
Thank you for the latest video on the full backyard concrete pour would love to know the cost of that job just trying to get a estimate on my backyard /brick wall project for my house just trying to get the best quality for my money
Great suggestion!
Great seeing Avery too!, thinking he's earned some kneepads and a O.C.C. USA shade hat by now :)
Yes
I concur
Hey Odell, how has concrete price changed in the last 2 months or so? I been getting estimates and they said the price skyrocketed lately. Do they go up and down like the market or do they slowly increase? I cant find any information on this. Much appreciated.
Yes they have went up
I've never seen so many sunken rooms as I have in your videos. Do you know what year were they popular in?
70s
I missed it, do you use the base material to bring it up level?
The base is a filler
Why no vapor barrier (plastic sheet under concrete) ?
We poured this on existing concrete
I guess the insulation would be on the existing concrete floor as well, or do you not use insulation in your floors in your geography?
Great.
TY
Where did you get your fiberglass funny float? I just ordered one from Cadillac concrete products should get it on Thursday
Roseborough tools
I assume no expansion joints since they were going to lay tile over it?
For sure
What was the purpose of the dots of orange spray paint on the tile?
Rebar lay out
Any chance you could recommend someone in Toronto, Canada?
Sorry don’t know anyone in Canada
Sir, what were those disks he was using at first? And why did he use those instead of the sliders?
Plywood
Get out there earlier
You would think seeing one concrete video you've see them all.
Something very satisfying about these videos.
I'm trying to think of a adjective here.
First thing that springs to mind unfortunately was it's a lot like having a w**k.
Yeah its the same thing over and over again.
But good look stopping Hahahaha.
Of course I'm only having a joke here.
Love the vids
Glad you like them!
Do you guys not put a PIR insulation in the floor?? And a DPM?
No
@@OdellCompleteConcrete thanks for the comprehensive answer.. I was merely asking based upon regs in the US.
I hope you have another giveaway soon !!!.. I am feeling Lucky
I hear that
Great work on the floor. However, not your problem but the fireplace and windows now look really low.
Yes they have some work to do there, thank you!
How much does a project like this cost? Thank you and Awsome Work!!
2500
How many yards of concrete? How many square feet?
The coolest f’ing thing ever
I concur
What a difference
Opens the room up
Awesome - as always! You guys had a similar job last year/the year before (if I’m not mistaken) 🤓
Yes filling sunken rooms is popular
Great job, wish you were in Phoenix. Do you have a company in Phoenix Arizona that you can refer me?
I wish
GL
Why did you put aggregate down first before the concrete? I'd just pour the whole lot with concrete.
Just in case they need to remove it.
What is the average cost to raise a sunken room in this way?
3500
Came out great...I hate that sunken 70's crap
A definite hazard
The guy finishing is pretty effing good!...
Yes
I wonder if he can ice cakes too?
@@johnturner4400 only cupcakes
Kick ass
Get it on
happy sunday funday send it bro never lift!
Get it on
OSS
👍
Why u did 18 in on this one?
Had some issues pop up
@@OdellCompleteConcrete how deep do u drill for ur rebars
Nice work! You could just stain that concrete surface and you would be good to go! lol
Sounds good
Sounds good
Can I work for you dirt cheap?
Not that it matters so much on this video but watching some of your others ones and I gotta ask there must be bad days with concrete. Watching you be so careful with the edging to get good looking joints. What about when your having a bad day everything is irritating you and you just don’t have a steady hand what do you do then ?
Try it lefty style
STICK AND MOVE!
Stick and move 🎶 thanks for watching ✊🏼
its almost like the masons who put the fireplace in knew that a sunken living room was a bad idea.
I concur
Oh the irony of dumping that base material right on a huge crack in their driveway :-) I'm sure you didn't pour that driveway!!!!!
True
Come on Odell should of just drilled holes put plastic and charge 12” slab
It crossed my mind
first
Get it on
OSS
Dumb homeowners could have framed a floor for a lot cheaper...lol
Rat haven
Hey Rob Bob. I’m the dumb homeowner. Maybe you’re right. Here’s about what the material might cost to frame this opening:
(18) 2”x10”x16’ Joists- $576
(28) Joist Hangers - $56
(4) Packs 5” Wedge Anchors - $60
(8) Sheets 3/4” Ply - $364
(8) Tubes Liquid Nails Subfloor Glue - $37
(1) Bucket Deck Screws - $100
So that’s $1,193. $1,285 with our 7.75% local sales tax. A half load of concrete, 8 tons of class 2 base, and rebar is probably around that same cost. I would argue the labor is probably within the same range, if not more to frame. All that aside, the house is entirely slab-on-grade, so it would be really odd to have a solid floor throughout the house and a corner that is hollow. I also will never have to worry about an inaccessible, below grade void beneath my living room.
Please elaborate in detail on how it would be cheaper to frame, ignoring the fact that the end product in this situation is infinitely better, regardless of the cost.