Great video, but don't use the same music on loop the whole time. I found myself wanting to fall asleep like every other video that has done the same thing
Its better than most walls but the smooth faces not a real big fan of as there is no locking mechanism but the smooth faces is the only thing that allows the vacuum to work. 1800 lbs / 14 psi equates to about 130 sqin of suction surface. Redi-Rock has a better interlocking profile for rated height IMO but needs a mechanical hook lift.
Only the top and back have smooth surfaces. The face isn’t smooth. The face of these blocks are much more realistic in comparison to Redi rock. Also these have a locking cleat on the back of the block.
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Well-built retaining wall excellent job & hard workers
Thanks. We are happy with how it turned out.
Nice team work. Good to see proper compaction, something that is often overlooked on other TH-cam channels.I like the block. Job looks perfect.
Thanks. I agree proper compaction and backfill is the most important step..
Your crew does great work and works hard. You should be proud.
Yes we are
Excellent Job. What is the song used in the vid? @@outdoorimpressionsmi
super smart job
Great job
lovely job
I cant believe you played that mind numbing music for 16 minutes. But I got the migraine to prove it. Great work and otherwise a nice vid.
Nice.
super job,bravo..
Thanks
Well thought out material staging: there was a minimum of unnecessary movements of the gravel and blocks. The finished product turned out very nicely.
Thanks. We had a good wide open site to work with.
Sehr gut verdichtet
Yes Weber compactors are the best.
Nice work 🔥💯💪
Thanks..
Super 👍👍
Thank you 👍
Great video, but don't use the same music on loop the whole time. I found myself wanting to fall asleep like every other video that has done the same thing
Looks killer! Is there code in your area for having an immediate step down from an exterior door?
There will be a poured concrete transition for the door to the steps
@@outdoorimpressionsmi awesome! Looks great!
Its better than most walls but the smooth faces not a real big fan of as there is no locking mechanism but the smooth faces is the only thing that allows the vacuum to work. 1800 lbs / 14 psi equates to about 130 sqin of suction surface. Redi-Rock has a better interlocking profile for rated height IMO but needs a mechanical hook lift.
Only the top and back have smooth surfaces. The face isn’t smooth. The face of these blocks are much more realistic in comparison to Redi rock. Also these have a locking cleat on the back of the block.
Very nice.
How much are those blocks per piece? and which company mankes them. Thank you.
Disregard, I see you already answered that question to another commenter. Thanks.
What brand of blocks? Who makes the lifting device?
The blocks are high format grand ledge blocks they are made in Charlevoix Michigan. The lift is the mquip arch back mini
what kind of blocks are those? how much does each cost?
They are high format grand ledge blocks. They are about 40$ per face ft
Ich hätte die blockstufen an der Eingangstür in Beton gesetz aber sonst alles richtig 👍👍👍👍👍
Set them in concrete.? Like use concrete as a base instead of gravel.?
@@outdoorimpressionsmi But only the entrance area
Nice job!!! What is the yellow vacuum lifter on mini ex?
Thanks.. It’s the mquip archback mini
I feel sorry for guy in grey hoodie.. other guy gets big machine to play with all he gets in a shovel…no fair
NOT DRAIN PIPE REQUIRED ???
There is drain pipe installed. Watch the part were we backfill the wall and you can see it.
No music, please! Rather listen to nothing.
Hit mute, problem solved
bro you struggling with little bricks,
how tf they built the pyramids