Wow ! Wow! Wow! Beautiful job. Loved that you didn't patch up the error but corrected it the way it was supposed to be done. Keep up the great work, love the bar support on the railing. 👍
Hey guys. Terrific work and professionalism personified. Watching all your videos for inspiration. Here in Ireland we don't install very many decks but install a lot of natural stone patios along with porcelain. Keep up the great work and thank you for taking the time to make these informative vlogs. Sláinte.🍻👈😉👍
No decks in Ireland because of the non stop rain! Natural stone is much safer in the rain. (Porcelain should stay in the bathroom!). We have that problem in Manchester too. Seen many people slip on mossy decks.
Great work! I'm still working on my own deck--using Costa and Mesquite. I'm using Pro-plug screws. Sometimes when I'm installing the screws they won't sink below the surface, they just spin on top. I thought I had it figured out and got most to go in, but some just won't. Any tips, Sean? Also I'm getting some white-ish marks on the boards when installing plugs. I'm using a regular hammer, like you did here and I don't think I'm hitting too hard. Unfortunately I started installing my plugs in the most visible spot on my deck, lol. I wish I could post some pics for you. Oh, and I made a big mistake when cutting board edges. I let my circular saw, guard still retracted hit the deck surface before blades stopped. Got a good gash in two boards. I nearly cried. I'll be testing out some repairs on scrap pieces--thought I'd try a heat gun. One more thing, I'm about to install some of those tiny recessed lights. I really like the inlite brand, but they're so pricey. I think I'm using the ones you have in your Amazon shop. Any advice on those? I'm doing a random pattern. My deck is low to the ground, so I need to do most of the work from the top. For the power cord, I used one of those desk grommets in a deck board to run it under the deck. Thanks for all of the advice and ideas you've posted! Love your videos Lynn in NC
Sounds like an awesome project!! For the plugs, make sure you pre drill them with a 3/16” bit, only through the top half of material, you don’t need to pre drill through the whole board. That should take care of the white rings, but I’ve also heard you can use a heat gun on those to remove them. Like always try it on a test piece first!
@@THEpremieroutdoor Thanks, I am predrilling then I'm using the pro-plug tool. I'm definitely going to try out my heat gun on some scraps. One more Q, do you ever use paint on the ends of Deckorator's boards? Dr Decks does that on Azek, but I haven't seen you doing it yet. I think I'll give it a try as I have some visible ends--mostly on the bench I built.
Thanks a lot!! First time using them but they have a nicer light to light connection than the other ones we were using, we’re doing a lot more of them so we’ll show the system a little more probably in the next video!
If you do more railing bar tops, would you consider making space for a removable stainless steel drinks / ice holder? Also, any reason for not doing to side railing (so an ‘L’ shape) as well?
We’ve actually done a drink trough in the past but the top would have needed to be much deeper than this one. They have a fireplace right inside that door so they are going to have a firewood rack against that side railing
You know what? It's great to see you make some mistakes. It adds to the realism of the whole thing frankly. One question, though - is there any reason I've never seen you use glass panels instead of railings yet? I felt certain, given the lakeside view, that you would use glass panels this time. If you install an rgbw led strip into the handrail, it creates an amazing effect on the bevelled edges of the glass, too!
We’ll have to start documenting our mistakes a lot more closely cause we make plenty 🤣. Honestly no reason for not using glass other than it’s not very popular in our area. With that being said I’m sure we’ll do some glass eventually!!
Few questions about the skirting. What's the space between boards? Are those 5.5 or 8 inch wide? What's behind the skirting, it is framed or is it painted ply? Thanks!
Gat damn! Ya got it fixed slick... I only have 2 things for this video.... 1. How come every time ya boy talks I feel like watching Sicario 🤔🤔🤔 2. You gonna put lights under that bar?
🤣🤣 we make plenty of mistakes and it seems like people liked seeing that side of things so you’ll surely be seeing a lot more of that in future videos lol
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Great work as always guys. Going the extra mile is always worth it. 👍👍🏴🏴
Thanks a lot Tony! Couldn’t agree more
It just gets better and mo'better
Appreciate that my friend!! It’s gonna get even more betterest soon!
Love it when a project comes together..
Great job on the rectification..can't even tell there were some mistakes there.
I can't wait for the next one
Thanks a lot Simon, once we swallowed our pride and got into the fix it wasn’t too bad and the finished product is gonna be that much better!
@@THEpremieroutdoor I like how you take it all in stride and fun in the camp
Owning your mistakes and fixing them. That's what makes you great. Oh, and that railing shelf, nice and tight. 😆
You got that right! 😂
Coming together guys. Going to be super nice when done.
Appreciate that mike, pretty stoked to see this one all wrapped up
You guys are the BEST! Love your work and those finished drone shots always look like a drawing...
Thanks so much mark, really appreciate that!
Wow ! Wow! Wow! Beautiful job. Loved that you didn't patch up the error but corrected it the way it was supposed to be done. Keep up the great work, love the bar support on the railing. 👍
Hey guys. Terrific work and professionalism personified. Watching all your videos for inspiration. Here in Ireland we don't install very many decks but install a lot of natural stone patios along with porcelain. Keep up the great work and thank you for taking the time to make these informative vlogs. Sláinte.🍻👈😉👍
Really appreciate the kind words mate! Would love to visit Ireland one day!
No decks in Ireland because of the non stop rain! Natural stone is much safer in the rain.
(Porcelain should stay in the bathroom!). We have that problem in Manchester too. Seen many people slip on mossy decks.
That deck is awesome. I thought for sure you were going to drop a piece of inlay into that bar top. It looks great.
Hahah trust me we thought about it, but we’re always trying to find that balance of really cool and too busy. Decided to keep the bar top simple!
Love that bar! That was awesome
Thanks a lot Robert, really appreciate it !
Very classy 👏
Much appreciated!
Great math on the redo. It was actually very impressive how you made the stairs fit back in.
Insanely gorgeous work! Love the detail so much.
Thanks man, appreciate that!!
The concrete wheelbarrow seen had me Dying!!! 😂😂😂
Hahah new guy needs to learn we can’t be having those noises during my monologue 🤣🤣
Great stuff!! Keep it up.
Appreciate it my friend!!
Love the new counter design 🙌
Looks great!
U guys do a hell of a job
Thanks man!!
Great work! I'm still working on my own deck--using Costa and Mesquite. I'm using Pro-plug screws. Sometimes when I'm installing the screws they won't sink below the surface, they just spin on top. I thought I had it figured out and got most to go in, but some just won't. Any tips, Sean? Also I'm getting some white-ish marks on the boards when installing plugs. I'm using a regular hammer, like you did here and I don't think I'm hitting too hard. Unfortunately I started installing my plugs in the most visible spot on my deck, lol.
I wish I could post some pics for you.
Oh, and I made a big mistake when cutting board edges. I let my circular saw, guard still retracted hit the deck surface before blades stopped. Got a good gash in two boards. I nearly cried. I'll be testing out some repairs on scrap pieces--thought I'd try a heat gun.
One more thing, I'm about to install some of those tiny recessed lights. I really like the inlite brand, but they're so pricey. I think I'm using the ones you have in your Amazon shop. Any advice on those? I'm doing a random pattern. My deck is low to the ground, so I need to do most of the work from the top. For the power cord, I used one of those desk grommets in a deck board to run it under the deck.
Thanks for all of the advice and ideas you've posted! Love your videos
Lynn in NC
Sounds like an awesome project!! For the plugs, make sure you pre drill them with a 3/16” bit, only through the top half of material, you don’t need to pre drill through the whole board. That should take care of the white rings, but I’ve also heard you can use a heat gun on those to remove them. Like always try it on a test piece first!
@@THEpremieroutdoor Thanks, I am predrilling then I'm using the pro-plug tool. I'm definitely going to try out my heat gun on some scraps.
One more Q, do you ever use paint on the ends of Deckorator's boards? Dr Decks does that on Azek, but I haven't seen you doing it yet. I think I'll give it a try as I have some visible ends--mostly on the bench I built.
love the railing bar, nice work! How do these new deckorators stair lights compare to other lights you've been using?
Thanks a lot!! First time using them but they have a nicer light to light connection than the other ones we were using, we’re doing a lot more of them so we’ll show the system a little more probably in the next video!
If you do more railing bar tops, would you consider making space for a removable stainless steel drinks / ice holder? Also, any reason for not doing to side railing (so an ‘L’ shape) as well?
We’ve actually done a drink trough in the past but the top would have needed to be much deeper than this one. They have a fireplace right inside that door so they are going to have a firewood rack against that side railing
You know what? It's great to see you make some mistakes. It adds to the realism of the whole thing frankly.
One question, though - is there any reason I've never seen you use glass panels instead of railings yet?
I felt certain, given the lakeside view, that you would use glass panels this time.
If you install an rgbw led strip into the handrail, it creates an amazing effect on the bevelled edges of the glass, too!
We’ll have to start documenting our mistakes a lot more closely cause we make plenty 🤣. Honestly no reason for not using glass other than it’s not very popular in our area. With that being said I’m sure we’ll do some glass eventually!!
@Premier Outdoor Living maybe it's a British thing! We love to see the rain, grey skies and cold weather more clearly! 🤣🤣🤣
Love that bar top great idea! Would have done glass instead of the rails for the unobstructed view?
That why we went with this rail pattern instead of a wall!
Few questions about the skirting. What's the space between boards? Are those 5.5 or 8 inch wide? What's behind the skirting, it is framed or is it painted ply? Thanks!
The stairs definitely benefited strength wise from the little screw up. Why isn’t the client in the video? He sounds like my kind of people 🤣
What did you guy use for the bottom part ?? Was it fascia board ??
good job ,may I ask your idea for my house?
How will this look for underpinning a mobile home
Gat damn! Ya got it fixed slick... I only have 2 things for this video....
1. How come every time ya boy talks I feel like watching Sicario 🤔🤔🤔
2. You gonna put lights under that bar?
Hahah I guess I gotta watch that movie to understand the reference, and now that you’ve planted the idea in my head yeah we probably will 🤣
Sicario, Josh Brolin ...... he kinda has that swag about him ... and yea some lights under the bar would be legit 👌
I want to get on your hater board post. So… umm… y’all stinky!
I’m just kidding that’s too mean. Y’all are amazing. Love your videos!
Hahaha appreciate you my friend, but you gotta try a lot harder than that to compete with some of these haters 🤣🤣
@@THEpremieroutdoor haha dang I thought I had a good one
why do you take the guard off your track saw?
It can get jammed up and if it does it kicks and messes up the cut completely so we’re just real careful and leave it off
@@THEpremieroutdoor Good to know, thankyou for the reply
Nice glasses 🤓 lol
What happened to the other 2 guys you had?
*Where's Pat?* 🧐
How dare you make a mistake and fix it! 😤 Do you know how bad of a carpenter you are by doing that?!?!
/sarc
🤣🤣 we make plenty of mistakes and it seems like people liked seeing that side of things so you’ll surely be seeing a lot more of that in future videos lol
Nobody could be a bro and tell the big guy he had all that crap all over his face while he was on camera?
Rooke mistake
Dangit!