Easy setting levels for your patio
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- 1. Determine the slope: The first step in setting levels for your patio is to determine the slope of the ground. This will help you determine how much you need to adjust the levels to create a flat surface. Use a level or a string line to measure the slope.
2. Mark the levels: Once you have determined the slope, mark the levels for your patio. This can be done using stakes and string lines, or by marking the ground with spray paint. Make sure the levels are clearly marked and easy to see.
3. Excavate the area: Next, excavate the area where your patio will be located. This involves removing any grass, weeds, or debris, and digging down to the desired depth. Use a shovel or a mini excavator to do this.
4. Add a base layer: Once the area is excavated, add a base layer of gravel or crushed stone. This will help to create a stable base for your patio and prevent it from shifting or settling over time. Use a compactor to compact the base layer and ensure it is level.
5. Lay the patio: Once the base layer is in place, you can start laying your patio. Start at one corner and work your way out, using the marked levels as a guide. Use a level to ensure that each piece is even and flat.
6. Adjust the levels: As you lay each piece of the patio, you may need to adjust the levels to ensure that it is even with the surrounding pieces. This can be done using a rubber mallet or a block of wood to tap the piece into place.
7. Fill the gaps: Once your patio is laid, you may need to fill in the gaps between the pieces. This can be done with sand or gravel, which will help to stabilize the patio and prevent weeds from growing.
Remember, setting levels for your patio is an important step in creating a stable and functional outdoor space. Take your time and make sure the levels are accurate and easy to follow. With the right techniques and materials, you can create a beautiful and long-lasting patio that you'll enjoy for years to come - แนวปฏิบัติและการใช้ชีวิต
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Doesn’t show people how to lay the mortar for the tile bed ,that’s what novices need to know, job is good ,but he would bore me ridged .
Ok Richard I made a video especially for you should be uploaded very shortly I hope this helps 👍🏴 it’s called levelling cement and the wiggle wiggle th-cam.com/video/gzXbi2s_6kE/w-d-xo.html
how is this good? he just put tiles on mortar on a rock bed?
where i am from you put a rock bed then about 10 cm of sand mixed with cement and then 5 cm screed and then t-you put the tiles in the mortar?
@@Jessicaro how much flagging have you done Jessica...probably none.
@@lessmith3718 who said none?
you know me?
who said i never laid a patio?
And why should should i have had done it to be proving a point.
Ever think about the fact that maybe i seen people do it multiple times and it is never done like this but always like i explained above?
are you denying what i said or did the fact i am a woman who said it was the thing that irked you?
Oh come now Jessica we all know that women and all types of engineering don't mix!
Just keep your mouth shut and your legs pen and everything will be like pretty clouds.
Superb as usual Scott Henry! Love your approach, love your banter, love your work. You can’t teach experience 👌🏼
Thanks mate glad you appreciate the channel I’ve got going 👍🏴
Hi Scott. Great video and some really good tips. Especially the tip on how the spirit level should look to get the correct fall . I'm a beginner, just laying a few slabs to replace a old flowerbed and this has really helped. Keep it up!
That’s great news I love it when people reply back with things like that thanks for watching and learning 👍🏴
Hey Scott! I wasn’t expecting this !! I always have the kids on a weekend and just thing I needed ! Not even watched it all yet ! But I know it’s gunna be good !! Your getting more and more likeable every time to me with your obviously generous and detailed personality portrayal you give us !! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻now watching a bit longer !!! That boot under the string line thing I actually have done for ever wat an amazing simple thing to share to people who need that info !
Thank you Giles and you’re right I am trying to put a bit more personality into the videos gonna make it fun as well keep everyone entertained 👍🏴
Interesting videos, but more close-ups Using the string line and laying a slab to it many thanks Geoff
@Hew Jarsol yep 👍🏴
Thanks for explaining and showing how you use the lines to lay the slabs perfectly. I’m just putting the MOT Sub base down for my patio thanks for the video
I’m glad my videos have helped you 👍🏴
Love your show.....learnt so much ....love your " Banter " ..Top Geezer keep up the great work...
Thanks Richard glad you learnt something from it makes life cheaper if you can do it yourself thanks for the compliment as well 👍🏴
Another great video what a master you are!
Cheers Peter 👍🏴
Great video, you’re a good man and you definitely know what you’re doing. Thanks for the lesson. All the best! 👍
I’m glad you found the video useful much appreciated thanks for watching 👍🏴
How do you know he's a good man? There could be body's under all these patios.
That was brilliant that mate, really good and now with the baton i will sort mine out, prepping first ofcourse, thanks for that.
Just make sure your levels are right then take measure down ⬇️👍🏴
Great video mate. Nice to see another Welshman!
Thanks Marcus hopefully I’m flying the flag well 👍🏴
Great job Scott the patio looks great, liked the miters you did, they look great 👍
Thx Andy I got a regional award for that job which allowed me to go to the nationals this year. 👍🏴
Enjoy watching bud. Good work. I like somebody that tells it like it no is. Keep em comin
Thanks Paul glad you like my personality and videos cheers for watching 👍🏴
Loving the channel man! Mad how both you and Greentop are right on my doorstop doing some lovely work fairlplay. Great hearing the local accent matey with some rock solid knowledge. Keep it up ;)
Thanks Lee and yeah is a bit crazy two popular landscapers in Cardiff 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping Yes mate. Think Johnny is nearer to me in Newport. Plumber myself who mainly does full bathroom refits so I really appreciate how you guys lay slabs/tiles. You guys would show half the so called tilers up with your tolerances. ;)
Brilliant job, makes it look easy sign of a true professional.
Thanks Jose glad you enjoyed the mate 👍🏴
Quality video, cheers mush!
Thanks Shawn glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏴
Fantastic video thanks for sharing 👊
Thanks stu glad you enjoyed the video mate 👍🏴
Thanks SCOTT. A picture is as good as a thousand words.. a video… a book. Cheers.. nige
Thanks Nigel glad you enjoyed the project and the time and effort which went into it 👍🏴
Commercial landscaper from Australia! Loving your work, keep posting!
Thanks Tyler glad you’re enjoying my videos from the land down under 👍🏴
Looks amazing thank you for sharing your knowledge
Cheers Matthew I’m glad you found it useful 👍🏴
bumped into this channel, loving it, mitres on ceramics impressive :-}
Always trying to push the boat out give it that extra little bit more 👍🏴
Could watch you all day, great video 👏
Thanks Vincent glad I entertain you 👍🏴
Mee tooooo he´s so great that guy :D
@@renemllermadsen8509 😎
Great content Scott 👌🏻
Thanks Neal glad to see you back 👍🏴
Loving the videos Scott! Would love you to do a video on doing a cross fall patio into 2 acos at 90 degrees. That’s what I’ve got to try and pull off and I’m feeling out of my depth! Cheers
As long as the water is pointing to the Aco the rest is simples 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping Brill. Do you do the fall in the hardcore layer or in the mortar mix? My worry is that the mix will be 40mm at the drain and 90mm at the edge as the patio is 4400mm deep! Cheers 🥂
@@robertkilminster3402 yes the fall in the hard-core level as well 👍
Scott love the not answering the phone remark!
Yes I work for myself and yes customers don’t know the meaning of weekends bank holidays.
Voice mail every Time!
If the phone numbers already saved on my phone I’ll answer it if not yeah speak after the beep 👍🏴
Great job & I like your energy ✌️
Thanks Kevin glad you enjoyed the video mate 👍🏴
Cheers mate , some good pointers there 👍
I’m here to help 👍🏴
Best landscaping channel on here!!!
Cheers mate glad you enjoyed watching my videos I hope I’m keeping you entertained 👍🏴
Excellent work great professionals greetings from San Felipe Chile
Keep coming back for more thanks 👍🏴
Love your videos mate.great viewing and very helpful.
Much appreciated.
Thanks Freddie glad you’re finding my videos useful and informative 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping your channel is excellent lad great stuff.
Quick question if you don't mind please...I'm putting down a patio next weekend for a friend and her neighbor has already put down a sub base which is about 70mm thick and has been compacted with the wacker plate and I'm just wondering is the 70mm enough or do I need to dig down deeper and add more depth to the hardcore?I have no problem laying the slabs as I'm a mason but just want to double check that sub base as I normally would do 100mm but this is already down
Loving the videos🇮🇪
@@frankieob100 of you could add 30mm stone dust to it that would give a bit more strength. Is the dpc against the house height a issue or is it separate to the patio. Stone dust compacts down really well anyways.
@@tidybrickslandscaping it's not against the house,there's a Aco drain after being laid up against the footpath outside the back door and the patio will be against the drain then.fall is set out for the patio too.its all good for height so it starts off against the drain but ya I could get away with another maybe 10 or 20 mm of that dust.ill have a good full bed of mortar on it too.Its a nice thick limestone slab.
Thanks mate,much appreciated advice👍👌
@@frankieob100 no worries Frankie I’m here to help any questions go for it 👍🏴
Love your videos from 🇮🇪
Thanks for watching 👍🏴
Fair play I can imagine without the knowledge and confidence you need all the guidance keep up the good work came across you by mistake but subscribed now, at late 50s sometimes need to be reminded lol
Thanks for watching Stephen glad you’re enjoying my channel much appreciated for you subscribing 👍🏴
Great video.
Thank you Andrew glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏴
Hey Scott great video and lovely work! I was considering doing a patio off the back of our new house but I'm a bit nervous. The garden is on a slope so will have to build a small retaining wall around it, the question I have is do the retaining walls coming off the house have to have a fall off as well? Not sure if this is a silly question? Thanks
Yes to a certain degree but then depends if you wanted a step at the end of the patio or you had a feature wall but preferably yes include the full so the water can run straight off the patio over to the lawn area 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping Thanks a million for the advice Scott , much appreciated , cheers
I enjoyed watching this :D
Glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏴
True skill and knowledge
Thanks Mike glad you enjoyed the video mate 👍🏴
Thank you, I am doing a 10 feet x14 feet patio in my back yard soon. Inspired by your video to source the materials and do it my self!
Hopefully every think you should know to do a patio should be in this video if you’ve got any questions you can always message me 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping Thanks, Im a big fan!
Lovely job done there mate! If i just want to lay a few slabs or paving blocks as a pathway would i still need a good sub-base (type 1) or can i just go with a sharp sand n cement mix on top of some firm ground?
You could depending on the ground e.g. hard clay but otherwise you do risk the chance of it subsiding and cracking 👍🏴
Vielen Dank für alles. 👍
Many thanks 👍🏴
Great channel lots of info 👍 I’m laying a rectangular shaped patio half way down my garden which is long and narrow. Does it matter whether the slope is front to back or side to side? The short side of the patio is across the garden. Thanks
If it’s really narrow and like 1 tile wide you could level with it. Otherwise as long as the water can run off onto a grass area it’s fine 😂🏴
Thank you for the video, really enjoyed watching it.
About to order some porcelain paving tiles and have been trying to figure out the best way to get the levels and falls right.
I did think about screwing a batton around the walls and after watching this video I know exactly how to do it.
Hope I don't F*** it up!
Thanks again, have liked and subscribed.
Glad it helped 👍🏴
Great work pal love it
Thanks Giles glad you enjoyed the project mate 👍🏴
Love the camera setup, a feature that makes sense for a change!
Half the gadgets I buy these days are crap though 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping Well at least this one panned out for you! I am looking forward to the next follow round. I will have to get one and the app but will have to get a tall tripod too. Hope you get to rest this weekend.
Ok mate phone going nuts in Cardiff isnt it i cant keep up with it .I think the fact you took time out to show the battern leveling system for the DIY group is awesome thats you trying to help so hats off mate .Lovely tiles from marshalls again and all layed tidy .where is the camera stand from Scott another good buy .Keep up the good work mate.
Justin brickright 👍🏴🏴
The stand came with the Pivo as part of a kit about £170 ish it does a good job and more. Lots of cool photos you can do on the app too.
I had to do a video for the DIY enthusiast because it possibly might be less phone calls of me in the end
Booked out for the year already 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping
Thanks Scott mate for the info .I no its mad i cant keep up with all the calls never known it so busy .Your work is very good mate and i see your sense behind the video😂😂 see you soon mate
Justin 👍
Hello mate, brilliant video as always! wish you was down this way todo our garden!
Do you have any videos of how you did the wall? we have a similar project we are doing a small retaining wall for, do you just put the mot base in and compact it or do you need to put concrete in first? so many say different things.
No MOT needed under the concrete for the wall only the patio needs mot 👍🏴
Great video thanks mate
Thanks Ashley glad you found the video helpful 👍🏴
Lovely job from retired groundworker .
Thanks paulin glad you enjoyed the video I’m jealous of the retirement I wish I was already 👍🏴
If you were building a raised patio from scratch would you build the perimeter block up proud of the type 1 fill or level with it? Say 60mm below the finished tile level? On this video you’ve it set higher than the fill but then you’ve very little mortar around the edges. Great videos.
Do it the same way I did it in that video the block work higher than the hard-core prime the top of the wall lay some cement then prime the tile bish bosh 👍🏴
Hi Scott, great video. Can I use upright paving slabs instead of blocks for the retaining wall and would a mix of type1 & postcrete be suitable to keep them in place?
Yeh sounds fine strong enough to contain the patio edge but only use postcrete I wouldn’t put mot in it you want all the strength I’d say doing it that way 👍🏴
Hey scott absolutely fabulous work. Admire your passion for the job. Lovely choice of tiles. I know you mentioned the steps are laid by a Marshall's sympthany decor. I can only seem to find the 900 by 500 tiles. Donyoubhqve to cut them down to strips I.e for steps? Surely they do a size you got there but I just cant find them. Thanks lee
No I had to cut every tile down into three strips that was the dimension you gave but I already knew that 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping thanks for the reply scott. Very helpfull
Do you have a link to the nylon line and also the setting out pins you used? Also, do you set out the levels of the patio before or after mot sub-base?
Hi set the levels before the MOT today with steel pins each corner and this string line. www.toolstation.com/ragni-hi-vis-brickline/p36745?store=MM&gclid=CjwKCAjw6qqDBhB-EiwACBs6x1LWINjxDD964fOgfVAQ1OAmGJ4jIG9mz-y_EHz6YTvAW9vcz-CAUxoCE-wQAvD_BwE
Decent man. Nice old school craftsmanship. Take some time off to meet a nice lady. Best of luck to you.
Thanks mate for watching a video much appreciated and yeah maybe I need a bird 👍🏴
Thanks!
No problem! 👍🏴
Thank you 👍
No worries! 👍🏴
Great video.. Two things to ask.. Is that primer just cement? I was going to pave directly onto concrete that forms the base of my back yard.. Is that advisable and is the mix still 4:1..? Cheers mate.
Yes I suppose the primer is cement based and yes 4 to 1 ratio sharp sand is the preferable mix 👍🏴
Absolutely perfect!
Thank you I’m glad you enjoyed the video 👍🏴
Hi Scott. Hope you're well. Quick question for you. I'm building an outdoor kitchen with patio area. The kitchen itself needs a 4" concrete blab, whereas the patio will just be a full bed on type 1. Should I build he slab first then put in the type 1, or whacker the type 1 all over, and then dig out 4" where the slab is to go? Cheers mate.
Hi and yes I’d build the slab first for shaw get it done so you’ve got another level to whack too then every little helps I guess 👍🏴
Buen trabajo jefe 👍👍👍.
Thank you very much 👍🏴
Hello,
I have a 30m2 beam and block patio area, built as part of my extension. I’m thinking of ideas and ways in which to finish this area and how to approach it with the block and beam. The B&B naturally has a little flex in it therefore I want to proceed with the correct method to ensure tiles and joints don’t crack. I’m looking at a porcelain tile finish. Will this require a fibre screed like I had internally then to lay the porcelain with a cement mix? Advice would be useful from anyone who has experience of this. Thanks
I’ve never laid a patio on block and beam before if you could possibly take any flex out of it that would always help if you can reach underneath for some support if you can lay on a cement bed and you should be fine 👍🏴
Great video. I’ve seen lots of bad paving prep or no prep at all. Prep makes a project. Thanks.
Thanks Alan much appreciated it’s always about the prep 👍🏴
So talented
Cheers Geoff 👍🏴
Great work mate , love the way you laid the slate no cris cross joints lovely work mate ,
Where did you get the tripod for your camera phone send me the link please mate
Great name by the way and yes no cross joints allowed as for the camera here is the link uk.getpivo.com/?frmrd=y 👍🏴
Hi. Love the videos. Could you please tell me what it is you brush into the tile? Thanks
That’s a cement primer helps bond the 2 together 👍🏴
Hi, very helpful video. Can you please confirm how deep should the Type 1 be? Is it 50 mm or more? Thanks.
100mm type 1 mot for patios lay 50mm then compact then add the other 50mm and compact 👍🏴
I have a concrete path in my front garden that is level. But it looks cack. Is it possible to put paving slabs on top without putting down a sub base? Great video.
Most likely you will be able to yes as there should be hard-core underneath the concrete as well and at the end of the day it’s always about the base 👍🏴
Just wondering what's the gap from bottom of level to mot at the start of fixing the baton ??is it 20mm tile thickness + 40mm for mortar bed ,,great video from Ireland 👌
60mm size of my boot 👍🏴
Hi mate great work. Do you find any issues with laying limestone and pointing when it comes to getting stains out? Do you preseal?
Speak to my friends at Tilerstools for the solution they showed me some products last week when I had my table saw serviced.
Mention I sent you thanks 👍🏴
You showed the level bubble on the long wall for adding the wood height guide. Where should the bubble be for the width wood height guide? Would it be level? Thanks 😊
Yes across the back and front always level just the sides are different 👍🏴
Great video. Thanks. Could you please tell me if its advisable to construct this in a similar way for a driveway? Thanks
He is a video you should watch Gareth I finished it earlier this year 👍🏴
th-cam.com/video/vK9BRLVAbQQ/w-d-xo.html
@@tidybrickslandscaping thanks pal. All the best from north wales. Best of luck to you.
Great video! Could you go 2 blocks high without laying a concrete sub base on the block retainer?
Depends what it’s on otherwise you could just push it over 👍🏴
Great Vid Scott (up to the dancing part anyway 😁😁). Found I really useful m, thanks. Any tips on bedding in sleepers?
Thanks for watching tony as for bedding down sleepers over the years I’ve screwed loads of 4’ nails to the bottom and bedding it on a semi dry concrete mix hope that helps 👍🏴
Hi, great video, do you have a link please to the spacer/clips you use (that you kick off afterwards) ? Thanks.
Here we go hope that helps ask for Jim say tidybricks sent you tilerstools.co.uk/product/landscapers-levelling-kit/
Thanks 👍
I know a few finish carpentry guys horrified your using a Stabila level outside like that lol. Great vid!
Worst part is my level is covered in cement at the moment 😭👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping I'd imagine thats tough to avoid considering. Your a true craftsman none the less.
Should the string line be sat on top of the tile or just above to make it level? I'm attempting a small floating patio so I won't have the wall to attach to
Ideally streamline slightly higher than the tile just ping the line now and then to see if it sits well.
If you could rig something up to attach line 2 is that would be a great help 👍🏴
What do you use to shoot the footage, if you don't mind me asking? Do you use a digital camera or a phone? The sound and picture quality is very good.
Good question I’m using iPhone 12 pro video and picture quality is amazing I don’t think I’ll buy it digital camera ever again 👍😂
@@tidybrickslandscaping Thanks for the info. Good to know how you do it. Time to save up!
Please can you advise, if dry compact bed is ok to lay tiles or fully set sand & cement?
It must be a hardcore base of some kind for the strength then laid on a wet cement bed to bond 👍🏴
I'm having mine done now. They haven't finished the grouting, should there be loose slates??
Absolutely not nothing should be loose have they primed the tiles ? 👍🏴
Hi Sir, nice video! One question: what is the product you lay your tiles on? Is it mortar?
Yes 4 sharp sand and 1 cement mix 👍🏴
Not all Marshall installers are the cream of the crop, the ones that done my back patio done a pretty shitty job to be honest. For a start the pointing was different levels and thicknesses,the steps aren't the same height,the brick work wasn't that good and the existing drains are not level with the path but below so a possible trip hazard. I'm always blown away with what you achieve and the little details you do to make the job that much better. I'm just hoping when the time comes to get the front sorted you will be back to full health and ready to start the patios and drives again.
Sorry to hear about the issues you’ve had with the installer on your project !! There’s always one hey and as for my recovery well 2 more weeks in a cast then 6 weeks in a boot and hopefully a spring in my step after that 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping Can't wait to see you back in action,will definitely get in touch when i need the work done, mostly out the front good access and a little around the side. Llantwit Major couple of miles from Cowbridge.
Nice video
Would you recommend a easy joint type product in a porcelain patio (5mm joint)
Or always grout it
Looked into flow point but av lost my nerve with it
That easy joint grout isn’t for porcelain you have to kind of use the stuff we use 👍🏴 sorry
There are a few products on the market for porcelain that work as easy joint.
Easy joint do one, castacrete works as it’s a very fine compound(won’t work for butted tiles) nexus is another manufacturer
Have been supplying them for over 12 months via the merchant I do the buying for
hahaha im not answering my phone at moment ,, fb page is killing me too. people are knocking on my door arrrgh!!!!! another good video scott Henry
Thanks Max glad you’re enjoying my videos mate 👍🏴
Love the Video 🤣
Thanks George glad you enjoyed the video the feature wall is my latest video and that’s the same job 👍🏴
Top tip get travis to stack the mot 1 on top of each other, slit the top bags at your leisure - most of it goes in the barrow. Bottom bags slit and get shovelling
Already on it 👍🏴
Hi Scott love your videos and obviously your work..I'm a bricklayer by trade but I have started to pick up alot of patio work mostly granite and limestone here in Ireland..the issue is I'm not sure how I should be charging per square metre.I do entire job from hard core to aco drains to patio completed, some feed back on this would be much appreciated. Regards James Norris
My rates for porcelain has just gone up to £190m2 for Marshall’s porcelain and £160m2 for stone that’s my bracket.. eco is extra 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping Does that include the type one and sharp sand and cement?
@@simonthompson2107 that includes everything needed to complete 👍🏴
£20-35 per square meter depending on situation would seem reasonable
I put in a 20m2 patio this week, all porcelain, full excavation, subbase, cement lay, grout and a step
full job was £2029.40 materials included
@@tidybrickslandscaping mate you are killing it your work is top notch
What do you put in your motor mix? And do you use plasticiser?
No mate every time I use fairy tried and tested nothing wrong with don’t believe what you hear on the Internet been using it over 30 years now👍🏴
Great video, which has made me very nervous about the guys doing my patio. Where are you based and area covered please?
Hi Tom sorry to hear what you’re going through with the company you’ve employed. What do you think your current issues are so I could possibly guide you the right way maybe
And I’m based in Cardiff 👍🏴
Thanks for your prompt remarks. My concerns are that they have only just started the small pathway, which leads to the patio, but I can see that the pavers are all out of line, some are loose, the alignment of the pavers are out of line and they are not flat. I’m not sure they have prepped the base correctly either. This, with just a path has totally freaked me prior to commencing the patio which is approx 70m squared, so I’m dreading the end result. Have you got a company email that I can send you photos? I’m seriously contemplating stopping it and starting all over again. I’m sure you can understand my frustration and anxiousness.
@@tomwms9426 sorted 👍🏴
mans a master of the game
Thanks bootlegger glad you enjoyed the video mate 👍🏴
Love the way you interpret 4 lines especially if not to flat stone.
" can't do it blow ye brains out an get someone who can " :) simples !
Well said 💥 👍🏴
Legend for these videos! So much more detailed than others and the efforts you go through to show it is too draw
Thanks for watching Harry glad you’re enjoying my videos mate much appreciated 👍🏴
at 13.50 the guy singing the background music had an epileptic fit.
😆 you might be right 👍🏴
Hi mate, what depth of concrete are you putting in for the wall footing? And is it best to use high density blocks? Any preference of 100mm or 140s? Thank you.
100/150mm of concrete is fine with 100mm blocks would be enough I’d say 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping cheers for taking the time to reply mate. If we are building a wall along the front and up one side are you sloping the side wall slightly to incorporate the fall? it's only a single block high!
Great video thank you, been watching tonnes of your videos the past week and love them. I’m due to be doing my patio and I have honed and calibrated sandstone 900x600 do they HAVE to be laid on a full mortar bed or can it be on a sand screed? Thank you :D
I’d lay everything on a cement bed and prime the back too then it’s never going to move 👍🏴
Ok great thank you, all the best!
Hi can you make video about drain system when patio is going towards house. Thanks
I always try to aim it away from the house we’ll see 👍🏴
Scott has just done a video where the patio path is around the perimeter of the house and all the falls were towards the house and into Aco drains. There are multiple shorter versions because it covers quite a lot including the drains.
good job
Thanks again for watching 👍🏴
What are the string line clips called? Sounds daft but when I type in clips, those ones don't come up.
Vite clips from tilerstools 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping thanks mate. 👍
Hi mate. I have a large square bullseye type patio to lay out of 600 by 600 porcelain in alternating colours. Would you lay it in straight lines or find the centre and work you way out in circles? Thanks for your help.
I think I would find the centre and work outwards and then you definitely wouldn’t possibly have a cut in the middle if you had your measurements wrong 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping cool thanks for the advice.
Agreed, if you work any other way, you will end up having to trim or you may have bigger joint gaps.
Sod the string I just use a straight edge across the slabs but interesting way to do it
It’s not the way I would normally do it it was just a DIY version for amateurs 👍🏴
Great Video How much did you charge for the job ?
I think that one was £5200 👍🏴
Evening mate, how come you not using the twist on caps from raimondo now? Heath in Southampton
Forgot to bring them but didn’t matter those slate tiles were really heavy and wouldn’t of moved anyways 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping after watching you use them, I’ve started using them too, so much better and easier
13:48 fantastic choice of music for the speed-up 😂😂😂
Thanks glad you enjoyed the video and the music 👍🏴
Scotty, here's another crap details question from the Welshman in England! When attaching the batons to the walls what size screws, rawl plugs and drill bits are you using. My effort just fell off the wall! 🤣 When I eventually get this finished I'll invite you over for a BBQ and beers!
Pre drill the holes and make sure you use plugs takes time but a absolute fail safe way of doing it for the diy er 👍🏴
@@tidybrickslandscaping used Rawlplug nylon frame fixings (80x80mm) in the end after forensically looking at your video. So here’s the thing, being a mere mortal, I didn’t even know that hammer in frame fixings were even a thing until today! So I pre drilled the CLS batons with an 8mm wood bit at each end and then levelled the baton with a long sprit level and the. Using an 8mm masonry drill bit and a hammer drill used the existing holes in the baton to position the respective holes in the block work wall and then used the frame fixings with a hammer to fix the baton to the wall - not forgetting the spacers (made from a cut down piece of CLS).
@@andytamlyn sounds like you mastered it congrats just got to lay it now 👍🏴 keep me informed