Natural Stone Steps Time-lapse Installation
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 1 ส.ค. 2021
- Helping my parents out with a natural stone step project in their backyard!
#naturalstonesteps #tusseylandscaping
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This video helped me to understand the concept of natural stone steps. When I viewed this, I immediately knew what I needed to do. My steps worked out great thanks to the explanation given here.
Awesome! Have a great week!
I love those steps!!!
Great job Westin, you always deliver a beautiful project!
Thanks Byron!
Good to see you actually use a gravel base and compact it lol. 🎉🎉🎉🎉
Looks great!!!!
Awsome job!!!😍
Just love it. Beautiful work!
Thank you!
Nice job! Those steps turned out great. Family getting together to do a project... 👍👍
Thanks John!
Love your commentary bud ,looks awesome 👌
Glad you enjoyed!
amazing Mr good... good
Elijah is in video, atlast ❤️❤️,and great work ❤️❤️
Yes! Thank you!
Beautiful work! I used to be the office manager for a high end landscape company and could watch for hours. I am still intrigued with this process. Love seeing the before and after! Did you use flagstone or fieldstone for the cascading staircase?
Where can I get one of those to lift the stone? What is the name for it?
Where did you buy the step setter?
What is the name of that I cannot find it also, where can I get one of those?
Hey! Where did you purchase those step setters? Having a hard time finding them. Thanks
Very nice! Do you find you don't need to compact the stone infill below the stone stair steps to prevent settling?
Not if it's clean stone.
@@Tusseylandscaping I’m going
If money wasn't the obstical (it is, but we'retalking hypothetical here), what degree of grade change would you say is the breaking point, the proverbial straw that broke the camel's back as it were, for being able to put those stairs in. I have a piece of property about an 1:20 west/south/west of Nashville where the grade change is about 200' in a relatively short amount of space. Getting from the high point to the low point is currently a pain in the short pants. I'm looking for options on making the ascent/descent easier.
It would have to be insanely steep for it not to work. Basically a cliff. And even then with excavation you can still make it work
You guys are fk great workers I do the same job in nj
Thanks brother!
💯🔥💙👍
If we have to do something similar steps How much money do you think I should be saving up
That would be about a 15k job
Why do you put loose stones below each step? What would happen if you just dug the dirt out and put the step right onto the dirt, and if it was a steeper hill with compacted soil? Thanks
The stone provides drainage. If you used dirt it would wash out over time.
The soil would turn to mud over time and make the steps stink into the ground - we use the stones to better drain the water!
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Do you charge ur family for this work(
Nah, i owe it to them 😎
Need to ditch carhartt tho. They are woke.
Thanks for the suggestion