wow watched your video's on the outdoor kitchen and Loved them. Was so nice to watch "normal average" DIY something with all the elements that goes with doing something the first time, and not only surviving it but exceeding expectations. Trades people have done this stuff for years and have seen so many things that go wrong and can adapt quicker, were the rest of us need people like you two to help the rest of us get a little edge to success. Thank you, your project looks great and I do hope you enjoy it for a long, long time.
Mad respect. I considered DIY poured in place large pavers. Watched a ton of videos and then luckily realized my limitations. The crew that did the job were total pros. There was 6 of them, and they turned out gorgeous, lightly tinted and with an elegant sand wash finish. There’s just no way mine would have come out well.
That make sense guys, I would have had to add more water anyway because of the pouring consistency. Ruth don't listen to the hubby and if still goes wrong blame him anyway LOL....xx Good job guys
Screwing in my Z-forms today and pouring tomorrow morning in San Antonio. Wish you were here! Thanks for sharing.
Good luck!
I used it and I thought it was super simplistic and self explanatory. Best system for pour in place.
wow watched your video's on the outdoor kitchen and Loved them. Was so nice to watch "normal average" DIY something with all the elements that goes with doing something the first time, and not only surviving it but exceeding expectations. Trades people have done this stuff for years and have seen so many things that go wrong and can adapt quicker, were the rest of us need people like you two to help the rest of us get a little edge to success. Thank you, your project looks great and I do hope you enjoy it for a long, long time.
Wow that’s such a kind message! I appreciate you watching our journey and I’m so glad we could help give some courage and inspiration!
@@olivegreyavenue ha ha inspiration for sure! Courage is going to take a little longer. lol
@@southerncomfort971 that’s ok! But if you want to try some projects, start with something small and work your way up as you build your confidence!
@@olivegreyavenue yes, thanks that's the plan
Mad respect. I considered DIY poured in place large pavers. Watched a ton of videos and then luckily realized my limitations. The crew that did the job were total pros. There was 6 of them, and they turned out gorgeous, lightly tinted and with an elegant sand wash finish. There’s just no way mine would have come out well.
Omg that’s awesome! Steve actually poured some concrete pavers several years ago (our first diy here) and it was back breaking work!
Consistency over instructions is my top tip takeaway from your review. Great info!
I’d say that’s right!
That make sense guys, I would have had to add more water anyway because of the pouring consistency. Ruth don't listen to the hubby and if still goes wrong blame him anyway LOL....xx
Good job guys
Exactly my thought process 🤣🤣
WOAH WOAH WOAH WOAH, yea thats about right
Great video. You guys make a great team!
Thank you!
No video of the completed project??
Vibrate edges better maybe, what did you mix it in, maybe throw a bit more water in your mix
Thank you for the video, what did you do for the form against the bricks? Did you end up using the ‘“back/strait form”. I’m doing something similar
I removed the form against the brick and poured the concrete up against the brick.
Very nice 👌
Thank you!
I was going to do this myself, but it cost more than granite, so I just called a guy and did granite.