Well done guys. Everything you do is such a master piece!!! I'm building my first home in GHANA, West Africa. Wish we were close by to have you do some of your amazing techniques for me. But... Good luck !!!😘
That was awesome to watch..... that bloke in the white jumper has the most flexible knees I've ever seen!!! My knees are aching from watching hime like that.
I mean they are definitely using quality materials, but the technique is really kind of questionable. It will look great for a while, but they will be long gone with check in hand by the time the owner notices trouble with the floor I guess 🤷♂️.
What I liked most is the way they did the skirting against the wall , never seen tilers do flush them like that and always there is an edge which I never liked, but this one is really excellent way to do them.
@@universaljudge3790 maybe because they didnt apply the mixture properly, they applied it all at once instead of in phases and they went in the opposite order of how it should be done. All of this to save time (therefore money). Shameful
@@AnotherNormalNick i think Niko they are not doing this for the first time as a method to reach their goals, and actually it might hold, people there are lighter, shorter and etc :D Yea, I also didn't like the tile setting proces of laying them, they worked too slow for the batter pour process to be valid. better to put the cement-glue mix under the nearest tiles you set as fast as possible
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@@maeefilhaavila343 Such an evil belief. Stop attributing polytheism to the Prophet Jesus. He was a monotheist and still is. He will return and shun you.
Great work I picked up a few tips from the video. On the other hand I feel they should have placed an adhesive layer on the back of the tile as well. The bond keeps the tiles planted on the floor for many years.
Firstly, I can’t believe how square that floor is…. Everything lined up beautifully. Secondly, NOW THATS REAL SKILL! …..and I bet they didn’t have to go to tech school for 3 yrs and complete written assessments on how to lay tiles. I think these guys did an amazing job, with the skill they have with the tools at hand…. AWESOME. 💋💋💋
Without a doubt, their abilities and techniques is amazing but the quality built and still lack quality building and house in Vietnam. Still no cavity wall, no insulation and dpc.. brick's and blocks is really soft. It just won't last. I build my home in Vietnam with cavity wall and in summer is cool, in winter is warm. Single layer bricks or blocks and cement render just won't last. Damp is major problems in Vietnam
Three fault They spread cement mixture in entire floor at once, pure cement and water mixture dry quickly so this floor may loose some times as heavy weight comes on it Before tiling skirting they should sprinkle water on wall Aesthetically skirting width is bigger seems cheap, it is around 4 inch but 2.75 inch is best Good things Floor leveling and preparing solid floorbed is good
Thinset should be applied in a straight line, not in a circular motion. With those tile sizes, back butter is a must. Those tiles will last a few years and crack.
You don't understand . The way they install the tile not going to work in us or canada because they have the way how they do it. This system work only in middle east some Asian county and south america in hot country only they called Terrazzo tile. They will be crack after while... always american people they don't understand that..!!!!
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I gotta say its amazing what they do by hand The tile material they use is also in true Form square not warpped..no cupping Lines up great.. Interested to know what grout they use!
Mixing the concrete that way is just a hassle, and honestly probably gives a worse mix that will not cure properly... Also the tiling is quite poor imo...
All about perfection on that screed to have it easy doing the tiling never seen people walking on freshly layed tiles but I would expect if the sub floor is perfect the tiles shouldn't have any lippy edges and fit flat to the floor! Real skills
I'm also a Construction Worker. I have to make videos of my work as well.But things are not so easy in Pakistan. We have to work without modern technology. Things are not so easy here and we have to work without machinery. Your Work is also great.
someone talk about cement mixer but in VietNam you will need more money for that , so in big house ( 2 floor uper ) they will pay for that but 1 floor you can save some money for cement mixed p/s : my Eng bad , i'm Vietnamese
Is the labor vs tool cost that different there? Here(USA) the cost of a cement mixer is easily covered after one job. The increase in job speed makes up the cost very quickly.
Not qualified for working I'm finland Didn't even use level or elevation. This work is a temporary work, in desi language slang called "jugaadu" Won't even keep up for couple of years while the infrastructure in Finland lasts for decades . You barely need re tiling or re flooring in Finland where as this one will be done soon again 😂
They loosened up they dirt or whatever that was under the floor and smoothed it out, but they never packed it back down. This is going to lead to some little sink holes and eventually they will have to remove parts of the floor that crack or break to fill in low spots. Still looks like a great job for what they were working with.
um... what the heck... HOW?! Every single step of that was done exactly like they tell you not to and it comes out perfect... I'm guessing this clip contributes to many a poorly laid floor by DIYers... and numerous back and/or other injuries to people who think they can lay a tile that large on their own like that. I dont think its the techniques that are amazing so much as the capabilities of these guys in particular. Pretty impressive results...
this kind of work is not recommended most of these tiles will buckle up in 3 years bec they didint butter up. we have encountered many of thiese similar work procedure that failed big time
Amazing work but not so amazing safety guidelines. Those men will die an untimely death if they do not get something to protect their respiratory system while they work.
The finishing is fabulous but I'm shaky with the whole process especially laying tiles on the floor that was not dry and probably it didn't stick to the old one. But the result is awesome. Keep improving guys!!!
The base was not even full dry, and they should have started on the opposite side to come out and not walking on tiles, alee the way that they did the base was pretty bad, 100% needed more water, they didn't ever used the masters, 100% not professionals.
I use to set tile, marble, and granite for many years and I was surprised they're not using wood to help level the tiles. The new flooring looks awesome!
@Ricky Anthony You take a 2x4 piece of wood, cut it so it isn't too long. You place the wood over several rows of tiles while pressing down to even out the thin-set mortar so that they're all at an even level together.
Credit has to be given when credit is due. I'd like to add a comment to the person that said the tile job looks great but the rest of the place is a shack. Why don't you look closer the place is made with bricks and mortar. I'd say that's better than 2x4 and a piece of s*** drywall wouldn't you say. And I think it's much better insulated then using Owens Corning fiber wear lol 😆
@@bobbob-xr8wh I agree stuffing cavity with insulation , didn't have issues with that because you don't have much choices / spray foam is another. I just said using brick, cement, mortar and plaster is better for insulative purposes than fiberglass or stuffed insulation and drywall . Check out R values. It would be so costly here to build with full brick and mortar. Also the time it takes. Just like over there they don't have the forests like we do or the wood available. For them it cheaper to build with concrete and bricks. Also the trades are not use to building with wood. The moisture content and humidity levels there will also do a number on wood , not to mention wood eating bugs
that floor will be cracked in no time. dry pack mixed like crap, thin set will flake over time because its basically water, not to mention leaving thin set on the floor for that long it will dry the top out
yup. trowel needs to make parallel lines then you wiggle the tiles you put down in the perpendicular direction to collapse the lines to make a substrate that's 100% coverage beginner shit done correctly you can drop a hammer on the tiles and they won't shatter (usually)
@Billy Mack, Texas Detective I doubt that this job took place in North America! And who are you to say that because it's done differently to ANSI standards that it won't last? Unless the floor moves, those tiles are going nowhere. But one only has to look at the annual bridge collapse rate of about 128 in the USA and also the buildings failure rate too so perhaps questions could be asked as to why if standards are being adhered to. The Taj Mahal is still standing - built to no standards!
You have to understand its an old country.....all tiles guys just don't understand because they are used to what they do and learned over last 30yrs or so.....tile has been set for centuries way before any modern methods, thinset and it worked just fine.....try to bust these babies out in a month and see how well they are adhered.....I been to Asia (everything is tiled there) where tile has been installed ages ago and its still strong.....thinset is just a mix of cement, sand, and acrilliycs/ glue.....its not rocket science and not only way to lay tile...
I’ve been tiling 26 years now and I’ve never seen some of these impressive techniques! They are talented and I’d love to know what kind of adhesive and grout they used too! Never seen products like those before!
@@davidf2118 well, the quality of the tiles is everything. Cheap tiles are different sizes and not plane. We do it differently First make the floor absolutely plane, then you after this you lay the tiles. We use those clamps to ensure that the tiles are layed plane as well. spacers are good practice if the tiles are uniform. Yes a thick adhesive makes it easyer.
@@thomasbuhrkall969 id imagine how much you get paid to work alone would pay for several workers in other countries. My Grandad was a carpenter in the Orkney Islands and his team would renovate whole buildings for people. There would be a team of 4-7 and they all had their individual jobs and smashed out buildings together. Less tasks to focus on, quicker work, time to do more jobs. Similar situation here??
@@blacky1987 A Welfare state as Denmark; where I am from; comes with a prize. Demands on insurances, vax, tax, etc. That means 50% ontop of your salery goes to insurances, 12% vacations, pensions. So the cost of running a company alone are twice the price of your salery+ the cost price of a van and diesel. + the cost of a auditor. So if you work alone offcourse you can earn a lot. But you are also cheating yourself for the benefits. You really have to take 2.5 times of your salery as your prize to equalize the benefits. In some countries the salery are really high, you can buy lots for, but all in all you dont get the "benefits". It will be hard to compare. I know where you can earn alot, dont have much vacations either, nor benefits and insurances.
Really thats common method only difference they used this machine to mix it .Tile man usually mix send cement dry with shovel and add sprinkle some water 💧 and keep mixing mix should be damp not wet then spread it and level the whole thing. The way they did it should work I think wet cement on the top should bond well with the cement subfloor and tiles installed on the wet cement should bond too as long as cement is sticky .I would butter or spread cement on the tile as well to make a better bonding, but that would take more time and tile adjustment to make it level.
Everyone saying how amazing this is. This is exactly the work you would not want to pay for
True
Lol someone did. It'll look pretty for a while
@@jamess5872 Zzdfv
😂😂😂
10££
My back’s sore just watching these guys work.
my back snapped aswell
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That’s cuz u bend at the waist. If u squatted down like them you would be fine
@@King_Liko I
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Well done guys. Everything you do is such a master piece!!! I'm building my first home in GHANA, West Africa. Wish we were close by to have you do some of your amazing techniques for me. But... Good luck !!!😘
That was awesome to watch..... that bloke in the white jumper has the most flexible knees I've ever seen!!! My knees are aching from watching hime like that.
Yea right !!! 💯😁😆🤣
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He just struggles to stand up right haha.
I don’t see how you could be anything but impressed.
I mean they are definitely using quality materials, but the technique is really kind of questionable. It will look great for a while, but they will be long gone with check in hand by the time the owner notices trouble with the floor I guess 🤷♂️.
I’ve laid 24 inch tile before but I’m sure this is quite a bit tougher to lay. Excellent work on their part. Very professional. Thumbs up guys!
Noo this is absolutely wrong the way they’re installing lol, I bet this tiles they can come off soo easy
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You guys are very talented,
You make it look easy.
Awesome job thanks for sharing.
What I liked most is the way they did the skirting against the wall , never seen tilers do flush them like that and always there is an edge which I never liked, but this one is really excellent way to do them.
yeah, they didn't show checking for square and establishing a starter line...
@@billytheweasel
Exactly right
True artisans, nothing like watching people doing an honest day's labour!
As a tile setter in North America, I don’t know how this whole job won’t fail in 6 months.
*_It wont..they are not using """little boys tile cement"" but it is rather mixed with hard cement as well ....why should it fail???_*
@@universaljudge3790 maybe because they didnt apply the mixture properly, they applied it all at once instead of in phases and they went in the opposite order of how it should be done. All of this to save time (therefore money). Shameful
@@AnotherNormalNick i think Niko they are not doing this for the first time as a method to reach their goals, and actually it might hold, people there are lighter, shorter and etc :D
Yea, I also didn't like the tile setting proces of laying them, they worked too slow for the batter pour process to be valid. better to put the cement-glue mix under the nearest tiles you set as fast as possible
It will not fail by 6 Year's let alone 6 months
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Just found out that these guys are my fellow Vietnamese. Never thought i would see something impressive like this.. Good job! 👏
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The first level must dry 2-3 weeks, than can you make the ceramic plates.
I was absolutely shocked to see all this. Ive heard about quality of construction in China but this put its on another level
@@TMracer73 Yeah - the cement layer needs to be hidden ASAP or all the cracks this will develop become visible...
These are Vietnamese hard labor workers. They made around $10 to $25 a day. 8-10-12 hours each day. Great
Jobs Boys.
The tiles and the work theyve done are/is beautiful
Yes. Very sharp.
EXCELLENT workmanship!!! Masters of THIER trade👋👋👍😳👋👋
Video should be labeled: do the best with what you have and be satisfied!!
I dunno, I build high end custom homes in LA and it’s pretty much all the same tools and materials.
@@ElLenadorLA right. Lol they had everything.
What don't they have? Seems like a pretty standard setup to me.
@@coliander4180 Proper PPE
The amount of skill here is insane very nice job
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"Different strokes, for different folks".
Looks beautiful at the end
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@@maeefilhaavila343 Such an evil belief. Stop attributing polytheism to the Prophet Jesus. He was a monotheist and still is. He will return and shun you.
Great work I picked up a few tips from the video. On the other hand I feel they should have placed an adhesive layer on the back of the tile as well. The bond keeps the tiles planted on the floor for many years.
Breathing the cement is also a way to filter the air in the room.
More chinese workers in the room-more clean air!
they are just smart enough to be yes men
No they just need to work……
@@ВладиславРайнов-ч5п they ain't even Chinese lol
I didn’t even bother addressing that 😂
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Firstly, I can’t believe how square that floor is…. Everything lined up beautifully.
Secondly, NOW THATS REAL SKILL! …..and I bet they didn’t have to go to tech school for 3 yrs and complete written assessments on how to lay tiles.
I think these guys did an amazing job, with the skill they have with the tools at hand…. AWESOME. 💋💋💋
Written assessments on how to lay tiles...
facts
@@dangoodwin5250 yes
@@bestieish2235 I'd bet that most of the good tile layers alive today have never completed a written assessment on how to lay tiles
@@dangoodwin5250 that’s what the comment is saying. i agree with you
Without a doubt, their abilities and techniques is amazing but the quality built and still lack quality building and house in Vietnam. Still no cavity wall, no insulation and dpc.. brick's and blocks is really soft. It just won't last. I build my home in Vietnam with cavity wall and in summer is cool, in winter is warm. Single layer bricks or blocks and cement render just won't last. Damp is major problems in Vietnam
Wut kind of material u used for cavity wall?
Absolutely wonderful work, what meticulous skill these guys have and what a backbreaking job, great to see this sort of art in action, so well done.
Loved this.
Three fault
They spread cement mixture in entire floor at once, pure cement and water mixture dry quickly so this floor may loose some times as heavy weight comes on it
Before tiling skirting they should sprinkle water on wall
Aesthetically skirting width is bigger seems cheap, it is around 4 inch but 2.75 inch is best
Good things
Floor leveling and preparing solid floorbed is good
Thinset should be applied in a straight line, not in a circular motion. With those tile sizes, back butter is a must. Those tiles will last a few years and crack.
Thanks for the tip! How can I convince my contractor to do it in straight lines? Any references you suggest?
@@Hajjat You don't convince your contractor to do straight thinset lines, you hire a new one who knows what they're doing ;)
@@FPShkED Makes sense, thanks for the tip, really useful!
Super cool the watch how they would do it back in the day but with all the new technology out there it’s hard to think going back LOL to that!
I wish the USA did more floors like this. Large format tiles with small grout lines are the way to go. America should watch and learn.
They are already here....infact better done, not sure why the cost is higher though.
You don't understand . The way they install the tile not going to work in us or canada because they have the way how they do it. This system work only in middle east some Asian county and south america in hot country only they called Terrazzo tile. They will be crack after while... always american people they don't understand that..!!!!
Excellent, Looks Absolutely Beautiful. Thanks
MUCH RESPECT!
For keepin' them yellow loafers so clean.
Great spacing job! Dudes got some good eyes!
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Wow..can you believe how straight they did the plastering of the walls ...all tiles cut the same size that is good skills...
Youre not a constructuon worker imao thats not good i didnt recommend that workers to others they dont know about the quality of works
I gotta say its amazing what they do by hand
The tile material they use is also in true
Form square not warpped..no cupping
Lines up great..
Interested to know what grout they use!
Put a thin cement on the back of the tiles. Once it has bubbles or air space it will crack in no time. 1-2yrs utmost.
Tiles already looked crack lmao
After tiling all my life & watching this ill just say this .
If the tiles are still there today & in good nick ill eat my very large hat .
Why is it that bad?
agree - need to back butter the tile at least
Perfect job done...
Start with straight trowel lines please guys… this will be a fail
Mixing the concrete that way is just a hassle, and honestly probably gives a worse mix that will not cure properly... Also the tiling is quite poor imo...
Excellent worker...
This was beautiful to watch.
Ohhhhhh! My back and knees hurt just watching these dudes!
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All about perfection on that screed to have it easy doing the tiling never seen people walking on freshly layed tiles but I would expect if the sub floor is perfect the tiles shouldn't have any lippy edges and fit flat to the floor! Real skills
I think it has to do with size also, more even pressure on big tiles. I don't think they walk on smaller freshly installed tiles.
You do have step on large format tiles is recommended but you also have back butter the tiles
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Beautiful work!💪🏾
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Commentators criticizing their work are a joke - the work is rock solid. The leveling is outstanding. I see no comebacks on this job...
No grout lines,pounding with a steel hammer.these tiles will crack in no time
I'm also a Construction Worker. I have to make videos of my work as well.But things are not so easy in Pakistan. We have to work without modern technology.
Things are not so easy here and we have to work without machinery. Your Work is also great.
They work with experience and hard working. Selute.
They make it so easy ,
Excellent work 👍
someone talk about cement mixer but in VietNam you will need more money for that , so in big house ( 2 floor uper ) they will pay for that but 1 floor you can save some money for cement mixed
p/s : my Eng bad , i'm Vietnamese
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Is the labor vs tool cost that different there? Here(USA) the cost of a cement mixer is easily covered after one job. The increase in job speed makes up the cost very quickly.
there's 3 better ways to mix cement by using a 3 to 1 ratio mixed with a shovel and adding water.
Excellent video here.
Exelent Job. An Wonderful Finish.
So glad i live in a country with building codes and inspections
Beautiful work. Great job guys! I would hire you in a second. :)
Don't know if I would call it an Amazing Technique. Its a technique. One I wouldn't do
I'm inhaling cement dust, watching these guys work
nice work
Their hard work is highly appreciated.
Lol they are not working hard. They are just working. It must be hard for you to believe someone actually working huh. Plus the video is sped up.
@@Akhazmat907 Be positive don't get too over excited.
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I have a lot of respect for anyone that does this type of work.
They're underpaid twats. I have a ton of respect for office workers.
@@determinehow booooooooo!
You guys gotta come to finland to show us how to do tiles working like this amazing
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Not qualified for working I'm finland
Didn't even use level or elevation.
This work is a temporary work, in desi language slang called "jugaadu"
Won't even keep up for couple of years while the infrastructure in Finland lasts for decades .
You barely need re tiling or re flooring in Finland where as this one will be done soon again 😂
@@emadhamidnaja Ohh, that says it all.
They loosened up they dirt or whatever that was under the floor and smoothed it out, but they never packed it back down. This is going to lead to some little sink holes and eventually they will have to remove parts of the floor that crack or break to fill in low spots. Still looks like a great job for what they were working with.
They also didn't leave any gaps between the tile heating and cooling may cause it to crack...
Isn't that just cement? It like mixing the cake batter in the pan you be cooking the cakes in.
So y’all think they Wea doing this fir the first time? Keep your negativity
@@bernarddadizzy1645 English, please.
It was cement. It doesn't need packing back down. That floor is solid.
Whoever these guys are... really good job. Amazing.
It's amazing👍 It's the first time I've seen it👌✌️
Level? Never saw a level being used...good work.
they used a green laser to level the concrete
The Marlboro ash will make it all level.
I enjoy this video thanks a lot for sharing
This technique was probably good in 1800s.
Ha
This peoples are from this century .
You don't work with your hands much do you
If it works well with them, why not.
@@rina2012ful because it is a waste of resources.
Amazing work!
Appreciate to worker ...who works hard 👍
um... what the heck... HOW?!
Every single step of that was done exactly like they tell you not to and it comes out perfect...
I'm guessing this clip contributes to many a poorly laid floor by DIYers... and numerous back and/or other injuries to people who think they can lay a tile that large on their own like that. I dont think its the techniques that are amazing so much as the capabilities of these guys in particular. Pretty impressive results...
Are you an expert ? There’s no right or wrong way . Expect you are a diy expert ! Wanker
@@tonywright8294 there are definitely right & wrong ways to install tile
It came out perfect? Yeah maybe for a month we'll see how it holds up
this kind of work is not recommended most of these tiles will buckle up in 3 years bec they didint butter up. we have encountered many of thiese similar work procedure that failed big time
they know what they're doing dont worry
Parabéns sensacional vou aplicar este método na minha profissão
Very extraordinary work technique, work for the floor faster, does not take long, knowledge and lessons are very good...
Amazing work but not so amazing safety guidelines. Those men will die an untimely death if they do not get something to protect their respiratory system while they work.
@@mae2309 They were not wearing masks and cement dust was flying thick through the air…our regulations are based on science and experience.
@@tattootiff274 man in India all worker work without mask😂😂. No one worker dies here they live long same as a normal healthy person
The trick is you need to start young, get use to unsanitary environment then you’ll be immune to it as an adult
They live short anyway
@@tattootiff274 for sure! Worse than asbestos.
Damn! Anyone else instantly start smelling dust and cement? Crazy how it works like that!
i felt my lungs and hands burning while watching this video :D
And exhaust.
I moved my face when they poured it in the bucket, as though the cloud of dust was going to come through the screen haha
Wonderful hard working 👍👍👍👍👍🎉🎉🎉
Bons e habilidade destes profissionais trabalham muito bem com dedicação ao serviço. O dono agradece com alegria.
Se sono state posate con il cemento salteranno via tutte
@@oscargiannini6098 es Meca ese trabajo ..no durará mui mal la instalación ..
A different way of mixing concrete, but not necessarily a better way !
Well they still gotta make it one way. I'd say a really innovative solution.
Everyone has they way of working, but i love how dey work🎉
Hard working group they did great job !
amazing work ! very clever men.
The finishing is fabulous but I'm shaky with the whole process especially laying tiles on the floor that was not dry and probably it didn't stick to the old one. But the result is awesome. Keep improving guys!!!
The base was not even full dry, and they should have started on the opposite side to come out and not walking on tiles, alee the way that they did the base was pretty bad, 100% needed more water, they didn't ever used the masters, 100% not professionals.
It should be ready for the roller skating party at 5 pm.
I use to set tile, marble, and granite for many years and I was surprised they're not using wood to help level the tiles. The new flooring looks awesome!
@Ricky Anthony You take a 2x4 piece of wood, cut it so it isn't too long. You place the wood over several rows of tiles while pressing down to even out the thin-set mortar so that they're all at an even level together.
Credit has to be given when credit is due. I'd like to add a comment to the person that said the tile job looks great but the rest of the place is a shack. Why don't you look closer the place is made with bricks and mortar. I'd say that's better than 2x4 and a piece of s*** drywall wouldn't you say. And I think it's much better insulated then using Owens Corning fiber wear lol 😆
In India also they do the same.
They don't need insulation in... Wherever this is that's why we use 2x4 we want the cavity for insulation
@@bobbob-xr8wh I agree stuffing cavity with insulation , didn't have issues with that because you don't have much choices / spray foam is another. I just said using brick, cement, mortar and plaster is better for insulative purposes than fiberglass or stuffed insulation and drywall . Check out R values. It would be so costly here to build with full brick and mortar. Also the time it takes. Just like over there they don't have the forests like we do or the wood available. For them it cheaper to build with concrete and bricks. Also the trades are not use to building with wood. The moisture content and humidity levels there will also do a number on wood , not to mention wood eating bugs
wrong coyuntry vern....america is not everthing
Funny you say that because after watching this video, the North American stick framing just got better in my eyes
that floor will be cracked in no time. dry pack mixed like crap, thin set will flake over time because its basically water, not to mention leaving thin set on the floor for that long it will dry the top out
Why
Yup
@@LeviCodmYT he gave the reasons..
@@LeviCodmYT no lotion was used...🤣
good job !
Great job all in under 15 minutes
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О демпфеной ленте здесь никто не знает, а плитка года через 3 вся отойдет , сделано быстро и сердито.
Да какая лента, если они работают в одежде, в которой по улице ходят))
Just crazy amount of work for something that might last a year.
When you do everything wrong and get the right result. Hope it lasts.
Spoken like a true know it all
Wrong according to who?
yup. trowel needs to make parallel lines then you wiggle the tiles you put down in the perpendicular direction to collapse the lines to make a substrate that's 100% coverage
beginner shit
done correctly you can drop a hammer on the tiles and they won't shatter (usually)
@@kdzmatrrmat8068 wrong according to Floor tilers who charge 1000's to do a job that would normally cost 100s.
So much envy... Right?
@Billy Mack, Texas Detective I doubt that this job took place in North America! And who are you to say that because it's done differently to ANSI standards that it won't last? Unless the floor moves, those tiles are going nowhere. But one only has to look at the annual bridge collapse rate of about 128 in the USA and also the buildings failure rate too so perhaps questions could be asked as to why if standards are being adhered to. The Taj Mahal is still standing - built to no standards!
the layout of floor is not very well matched... you should always pay attention to plate patterns and try to match them with each other
@@pistolschlapper surely people who live in basements
I had a client that asked me to not pay attention to the pattern of the stone and just lay them randomly. Sometimes people want it how they want it.
Looks great! Bigger windows woulda been nice, though.
Time will always tell.
You have to understand its an old country.....all tiles guys just don't understand because they are used to what they do and learned over last 30yrs or so.....tile has been set for centuries way before any modern methods, thinset and it worked just fine.....try to bust these babies out in a month and see how well they are adhered.....I been to Asia (everything is tiled there) where tile has been installed ages ago and its still strong.....thinset is just a mix of cement, sand, and acrilliycs/ glue.....its not rocket science and not only way to lay tile...
From what I know it is safe way to install tiles.
I still use this method from time to time it’s very very strong
Great work guys!
А что так можно было??? 15 лет делаем не так)))) вот это прикол...
И я о том же задумался.
А они там все на одно лицо , потом попробуй найди того кто делал 😁
А что не так они изобразили?
Можно если ты азиат) Они все могут, уверен там идеальный уровень и прочность будет))
Ложка кофе, две ложки сахара - засыпать в рот и залить кипятком.
Поесть доширак и запить кипятком
LOL
not how I'd mix it either!
А чё заморачиваться? И так сойдёт!
Всё сделано по технологии, молодцы
А мы так не умеем, а во как надо,)))👍😂
Wow! These guys are Awesome. Ive been doing tile for 20 years and never seen guys work hard. I just wish they would use PPE.
Wonderful job guys . Hats off to your dedication
I’ve been tiling 26 years now and I’ve never seen some of these impressive techniques! They are talented and I’d love to know what kind of adhesive and grout they used too! Never seen products like those before!
Yeah looks amazing, but how many are working on this?
I usually do that size a room alone.
@@davidf2118 well, the quality of the tiles is everything. Cheap tiles are different sizes and not plane. We do it differently First make the floor absolutely plane, then you after this you lay the tiles. We use those clamps to ensure that the tiles are layed plane as well. spacers are good practice if the tiles are uniform. Yes a thick adhesive makes it easyer.
@@davidf2118 Yeah it is a problem, I usually makes a more smoth adhesive by adding some more water. So it is easyer to work with it.
@@thomasbuhrkall969 id imagine how much you get paid to work alone would pay for several workers in other countries. My Grandad was a carpenter in the Orkney Islands and his team would renovate whole buildings for people. There would be a team of 4-7 and they all had their individual jobs and smashed out buildings together. Less tasks to focus on, quicker work, time to do more jobs.
Similar situation here??
@@blacky1987 A Welfare state as Denmark; where I am from; comes with a prize. Demands on insurances, vax, tax, etc. That means 50% ontop of your salery goes to insurances, 12% vacations, pensions. So the cost of running a company alone are twice the price of your salery+ the cost price of a van and diesel. + the cost of a auditor.
So if you work alone offcourse you can earn a lot. But you are also cheating yourself for the benefits. You really have to take 2.5 times of your salery as your prize to equalize the benefits.
In some countries the salery are really high, you can buy lots for, but all in all you dont get the "benefits". It will be hard to compare. I know where you can earn alot, dont have much vacations either, nor benefits and insurances.
Very good 👍👍👍
I’ve been doing construction 25 years and I’ve never seen anything like how they did the floor for the tile … Amazing
It looks like basically the same thing they do on a shower floor to make the slope before tiling. Just a lot bigger scale
@@DerrickFishes yea , it’s like the slab was never poured . Then they just filled it all in lol crazy
Really thats common method only difference they used this machine to mix it .Tile man usually mix send cement dry with shovel and add sprinkle some water 💧 and keep mixing mix should be damp not wet then spread it and level the whole thing. The way they did it should work I think wet cement on the top should bond well with the cement subfloor and tiles installed on the wet cement should bond too as long as cement is sticky .I would butter or spread cement on the tile as well to make a better bonding, but that would take more time and tile adjustment to make it level.