I foresee another cracking job! You guys are epitome of professionalism towards your respective trades. Love watching your videos. One day you're gonna build my dream house 👌
Thank you, it means a lot 😊 Joe definitely is a natural in front of the camera, hopefully you'll see more of him in the near future. Thanks for watching. All the best, John 😊
Nice bit of old school setting out with the timber profiles Tony 😉👌🏼. No engineers needed just a bit of old school . I know I don’t look it but I’m old enough to have done it this way 😏🤣. Great video chaps 🧱👍🏼
Noticed a comment about the video length and how it would be nice if they were longer. I think you guys should make a poll on what people prefer the video lengths to be. Skill builder did one yesterday about video lengths, it would give you a good insight
Hi Justin much appreciated, my mum’s good thanks. Hope you guys are enjoying the weather as much as we are, have a awesome weekend buddy all the best Tony 👍
Another great video on the new extension love watching the marking out videos.just wondering when are you doing another video on the regency house. Take care t
Just subscribed today! For someone who wants to get into the trade myself, what kind training and qualifications would you need to do the work you do? Keep up the great work guys! Gonna binge watch more of your videos now 💪
Nicely done drain, but you must close the membrane over the stone, or lay another strip across the top. The membrane's function is to keep out fine silt, maintaining the efficiency of the drainage, so closing the top is paramount.
Great video as always , very helpfull , any chance you might be able to point me in the direction of a supplier for the perforated blue pipe you used ...
Hi guys, hope your all well looks like this project will be great viewing as you progress, just wanted to ask what is th manufacterers name of the pipe called you used in the drain. Also are those lines coming off at an angle from the building as i understood from the drawings the new extension comes off about 30 degrees?
Please tell people who live in areas where there are a lot of foxes not to leave their string lines out overnight. Done it in my garden and the next day it was all gone. Chewed it to pieces.
That is a BAD French drain. You put 300-400mm of round stone under the 4 inch pipe ( that's good) with no run out for when the water goes under the pipe. You will have 300-400mm of water sitting there as you was into clay. Bad bad job on this one boys.
Have you had any complaints about the length of the videos? Would love it if they were abit longer 👍
i agree whats the point at least make it 20 minutes to a haf hour,
Love this team of hard working men and their workmanship.
Keep them coming - look forward to seeing project to the end. Better than television by far. 🤓👍
I foresee another cracking job! You guys are epitome of professionalism towards your respective trades. Love watching your videos. One day you're gonna build my dream house 👌
Great video boys I’m still blown away how much effort goes into measuring and how professional you all are stay safe 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
Looking sweet, think Joe did a great job in front of camera , seems you guys are talented craftsmen and TV presenters
Thank you, it means a lot 😊 Joe definitely is a natural in front of the camera, hopefully you'll see more of him in the near future.
Thanks for watching.
All the best, John 😊
Nice bit of old school setting out with the timber profiles Tony 😉👌🏼. No engineers needed just a bit of old school . I know I don’t look it but I’m old enough to have done it this way 😏🤣.
Great video chaps 🧱👍🏼
Hi, nice job, good practice to have a silt trap ( Catch pit) just before the actual soak away. Bang on with your work, nice one.
Great stuff as always, best construction channel on YT.
Super great job guys.🤩
Enjoyed that 👌🏼. Keep up the great work guys. Very inspiring
Noticed a comment about the video length and how it would be nice if they were longer. I think you guys should make a poll on what people prefer the video lengths to be. Skill builder did one yesterday about video lengths, it would give you a good insight
Im very impressed by your team Tony .Love the videos and i hope your mum is ok mate
God bless
Justin brickright 👍
Hi Justin much appreciated, my mum’s good thanks. Hope you guys are enjoying the weather as much as we are, have a awesome weekend buddy all the best Tony 👍
These a&e guys are great tradesmen and enjoy all the vids... like them to be a bit longer in some cases otherwise cant fault
Good job joe
Another great video on the new extension love watching the marking out videos.just wondering when are you doing another video on the regency house. Take care t
Just subscribed today! For someone who wants to get into the trade myself, what kind training and qualifications would you need to do the work you do? Keep up the great work guys! Gonna binge watch more of your videos now 💪
Would be interested in how you construct the silt trap...please😊
Nicely done drain, but you must close the membrane over the stone, or lay another strip across the top. The membrane's function is to keep out fine silt, maintaining the efficiency of the drainage, so closing the top is paramount.
Hi the tessellater thanks for your kind words, you are spot on we do in the next video all the best Tony 👍
Brill video as always lads, but surely won't the water just soak through the pea gravel to the bottom of the trench and not in the pipe?
Great video as always , very helpfull , any chance you might be able to point me in the direction of a supplier for the perforated blue pipe you used ...
MKM 👍
@@BuildWithAE Thank you ..
Hi guys, hope your all well looks like this project will be great viewing as you progress, just wanted to ask what is th manufacterers name of the pipe called you used in the drain. Also are those lines coming off at an angle from the building as i understood from the drawings the new extension comes off about 30 degrees?
Every time tony doesn’t have his hat on I think he’s the health and safety officer lol 🔥🔫
Ey up Joe
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Please tell people who live in areas where there are a lot of foxes not to leave their string lines out overnight. Done it in my garden and the next day it was all gone. Chewed it to pieces.
That is a BAD French drain. You put 300-400mm of round stone under the 4 inch pipe ( that's good) with no run out for when the water goes under the pipe. You will have 300-400mm of water sitting there as you was into clay. Bad bad job on this one boys.
Why does it matter if there is water sitting under the pipe? It’s not on the surface?
French Drain WTF thought it was a land Drain
You do quality work…but that French Drain is going to be nothing but problems for so many reasons.
Ikr we done 1000 like that…
Interesting to hear what do you think will be the problems T ILA?
Can you elaborate please?
.....where’s the rest of your explanation?