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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2018
- Lets take a look at sinking block paving and what is involved when the time comes to fix and repair it.
By Stonemason Landscapes, My other job.
Website: www.stonemasonlandscapes.com
My private business Facebook page: / stonemasonlandscapes - เกม
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Tidy job mate,nice to see that there are still some builders that take pride in their work.
I already fixed my front steps but then I still keep watching these videos. Having said that, nice job 😎👊
Nice to see a professional at work & taking pride in doing a good job.
Wow you did a really good job. My back hurts just watching you.
Nice to see someone taking pride in their work
Nicely done. Good to see blue collar guys taking pride in their work and not taking short cuts.
Solid honest work mate. Top job.
Top job I'll try this
Great vid and excellent presentation - Easy to follow, real world and accurate - Thank you
You did a great job.
Definitely did the repair as it should be done.
It seems like a fairly simple job to most ?
At least in this video people can see the effort it takes to do a Good job.
Great to see a proper job being done! Well done
So much work went into that small repair!
Yes that’s what separates the quality jobs from the rubbish. You get what you pay for I guess...
Handy to know when I finally get round to doing up my garden
Glad to have helped
Great job and clear for everyone….now I know what to do with my sinking pavement 😅
Thank you.
Remembering where to lay those bricks back would be my ultimate concern 😂 great job fella
I enjoyed this, I clean driveways every day and learned a lot with this vid. Thanks
Its good to see a job done right, well done
Perfect Video. No one talking your ear off and its too the point.
Really good job and explained simply so you can understand without over complicating things
Good video and block laying, very professional.
I have adhd to and I install patios and driveways to its a great way to burn off all that excess energy good video buddy
Me to although I am getting a little bored of the trade now plus by body has taken a lot of wear and tear in the last 16 years of it plus all the other jobs before and during that I have had have all been hard manual work.
Nice. Finishing a job like that is good for your soul.
Nice job and it was a lot of work, thanks for sharing your thoughts and great ideas
Great job lads, not as straightforward as you’d think. Good to see the other lad cleaning the blocks as first fella lay them, good team work
I lived in Germany for 14 years stationed in the military. It was amazing watching them work with cobblestones and stone blocks. They could tear up an entire road, install new lines of some kind, and put everything back into place with no waste. I hated to run on them and cobbles can be bad on a motorcycle but they are beautiful and 100% reusable.
The narration was excellent!
Excellent video. Thank you.
Great job and well made video!
Congrats on 10k subs well done
Good job very clear and helpful thanks
Fantastic work.
Honest tradesmen
Thank you good sir, very helpful
Wow almost half a million views Mike will done I am shocked how well you did with this one.
Amazing job. Thanks for sharing
Nice job :-). Thanks for sharing.
Wow dude ive not watched your channel for some time then this video pops up on the home page and im like wow almost 1m views
No wonder us builders suffer from bad backs good job mate
Congrats on another awesome video and 10k subs, Its gone from minecraft to real craft, nice one
All of the finer material will settle into the big gaps (air spaces) between the hardcore block pieces. Also a plate compactor should be used not a hand tamp. This will basically sink again.
@@daviddou1408 yes thats what it says repair.
These lads ARE experts
Great now I know I got ripped off my the guys that laid my driveway, I wondered why they where so cheap compared to everyone else. Thanks for this video very insightful.
Buy cheap pay twice. You get what you pay for
Don't worry some of the most expensive quotes also cut corners.
How much will a job like this cost?
@@luciensmith9958 that’s exactly what I was going to say. In my experience it’s always been the case
Good satisfying watch. Proper repair job better than the original job.
Great video and tips.
Hmm, easyer sead than done.
This guy knows what he is doing though...👍
If you don’t connect the trench to a house drain which leads to weeping tiles, you will eventually have leakage into the house. The trench will collect a pool of water which has no place to go and will eventually leak into the basement. The limestone screening will slowly find its way into the voids between the broken bricks and it will loss material leading to sinking the interlocking bricks. A geo fabric between the two materials will prevent this from happening. My two cents.
Peter Chan this type of home has no basement and the job was done as per the clients wishes, if the client had agreed to a weeping drain then it would have been installed, when I quoted jobs I gave 3 options 1) The Right Way..2) The Wrong Way..3) The Cheap Way..and more often then not they chose option 3
@@TheAudiostud don't do a half arsed job. Just to be the right quote for the right job
That was my concern as well. Here in Uganda all the buildings have creeping damp problems so I was interested to see how it was handled in the UK.
Most houses in the UK have no basement and damp is avoided by having a damp course a few courses up the brickwork from ground level which is a membrane layer between the two courses in the mortar line. Air bricks are also used to allow air circulation within the buildings cavity to avoid damp.
I am knackered just watching this.
Great job!
Clean and tidy workers.
Thanx bruh, you made that look do-able
Great job guys,,,
Shocking what builders get away with 😧good job on putting it right 👍
This is not like your other videos buts its done really well mike
Its not and it has thanks for watching
This is why I only use 5/8 - 3/4 inch fractured rock and 1/2" sand bedding under pavers. 20 years and not one issue with sunken pavers. Base material more expensive, but savings in base installation labor more than makes up for it. Most of my work is in North Dakota and Minnesota so frost heave a very problem, hence the rock. Not as critical in southern regions of the country, but the labor savings still the same.
Sweet
Very nice job!!
I have a question, but not a critical one.
Would it help if the first 2 courses next to the house were layed slightly higher than the other courses, to help with water run-off?
Thanks helped a lot
You went from minecraft to real craft video. good idea. Kudos
That was awesome man brought it back to normal in no time 👍🏼
Yea, whole job in 6 minutes.
Good video man👍🏻
Good vid, nice work
Thanks man liked and subbed
Good video, you should do more like this its worked well for you
Nice job 👍🏼
5 star job mate
This video has done remarkably well who would of though a Mike?
Backbreaking work fellas
It is...
Good work!
Thanks, hope it helped and thanks for watching.
Thanks insightful
Great video
Proper job
Nice job.
Hi, nice video. A question Plzz. We just moved in to a new house. Concrete Slabs installed in the driveway. 30% are wobbly or not inline. What to do? 2x2 feet slabs installed,, numbers 33x17 slabs.
It has hardcore underneath. Should I just get it repaired or do the bricks as shown in video. Which option is more suitable and importantly cheaper. Thanks
I love the fact that they’ve put measurement in inches and then in mm
I can't sleep so watching
Respect brother
your clearly a good builder in real life to se lets see some more epic minecraft tutorials please
Maybe we shall see
Time to grow out of the pc gaming phase & keep on building tutorials. So u can show boys on how to be man in fixing around.
Good job thanks
Spot on 👍
Solid job
Terrific - and cumbersome.
Nice job boys
Good building
Nice job
Good video
Good job . Got to root of problem.
Good job
Music at the end is what band ?
Good video.
Helpful video and info, though I did find it annoying to have large bold letters covering half the screen/image through a good portion of the video.
Wow.. I would never do it that way.. And yes I am a pro landscaper..
you cut grass.
And how would you do it. Put more sand underneath and have the problem come back.
@@kencress1267 I am not sure why most interlock video;s show using sand as the last base for laying stones.. we only use Stone dust.. it packs much better then the sand. I get a very level finish using that and great for large areas. you walk on it with out ruining the the final grade.. I must admit I didn't watch the video all the way through the first time.. and can see that you did do a very good job on it .
Thank you very helpful and insightful covered everything I need to know
excellence!😮😮😮
Thanks
Welcome
Wow! Your logo looks like something out of Eyes Wide Shut.
The compact technique is for short term, for a long term, need to use compactor or (my country 🇲🇾 we call) whacker machine, then can promise a long lasting result
Thats sank due to water run off from the house.....
Reason why the first 2 foot has sank ......the rubble will help but could have done with a good dusting of cement before re laying .
Nice repair and I assume that the more costly "right way" would have been to rip the whole lot up in order to put in a complete hardcore and sub base?
Great work and fix. I am bit skeptical about the first layer of bricks you put. They have to be crushed and compacted really well before puting gravel and sand. If they are not, in time you will start to get small pockets of air and possibly another sinking. But since it's been 5 years already from the fix, perhaps you can telll us if I'm wrong.
OH wow, this won't fix my problem. I have 24"x24" 90 pound patio pavers. I can't do what you did, unfortunately. 😩 I know how, it's just getting up the courage and strength to do it. But you did make a very good and informative video. Thanks anyway.
Well done. Thank you 🙏
I'll only assume that the rest of the pavers will go the same way as whoever laid the pavers originally would have done the same rubbish job elsewhere.
Guessing it's in London with that clay?
I have a 35 m2 driveway and I have approx 8 dips would you recommend have them repaired or just have a whole new drive?
Lawrence Spencer If it’s getting to the end of its tether and you have the money, remove the lot. Block paving is old hat now, too much maintenance, nothing but an ants nest. Resin is the dogs dangly bits, or concrete print.
Do you only do work in london area?
Now the other half will sink....
😂😂😂😂