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Great video I could add few holes on bottom riser to discharge rain water

Informative

thank you for the help! you explained the process so I could understand it.

Great for heating in winter, bug with all that thermal mass, how hot does it get over summer?

Thanks!

Ha I was one of those who liked your previous video but wished it was full-scale. This is great and I'll be following your design. Nice editing work too. Thank you for posting.

Thank you for creating this, I have a hill I wanted a simple way to add stairs and I think this is it! Great video, well done!

sick bro

This is pretty cool. Honestly never thought or seen gravel steps.

This is really great. Thanks.

Very nice. 👍🏻

Interesting!

That's some hard work sir. Hats off to you. Great job.

I may not use this style for my project but it gives me an option and ideas.

Great stairs.

I wish I could build a set on the side of my house.

😊

How did you decide how to space the risers? If the hill is steeper do you need to place the risers closer together?

Exactly what I was looking for. I especially appreciate the advice about pacing. It's a satisfying project but exhausting!

Very helpful video. However, you didn't specify the distance between the risers. How many inches would you recommend?

This was amazing thank you so much … I’m going to try this

Love it

How could I not watch til the end! It was informative, descriptive, and well thought out. Plus it was just 10 minutes! Great video and excited to try this out with our yard.

BEST stair vid I have ever seen! This I can do Thank you so much. With stairs added to our property the useable size will give me about 2 AC!!! It has just been too hard to walk on unlevel hill side. Lived here for 30 yrs and have given up on ever getting steps in. Nothing else worked THIS makes it easy old lady easy THANK YOU!

Отличная работа. Спасибо.

Nice, thanks man

Great

Great cheap fix for backyard hills, could I make a suggestion to maybe improve it? A lot of landscape supply yards carry a polymer sand used mostly for brick paver grout joints. You could leave the run box an inch or so low, then mix pea pebbles with the poly sand and trowel in to the top of the form. The polysand when mixed with water causes a chemical reaction and it hardens but remains permeable to rain and the pebbles under the cap are a great drain.

Great job, I hate digging, especially with rocks and irrigation pipes. You make it all worthwhile. Thank you very much. Steve

From a former carpenter, Great job and looks very natural with landscape. I live on a flat ground but I found this interesting. Thanks for posting

It would help showing wrap and insulation.

Awesome

First of all Congrats, love the the steps with gravel. Thanks for your SEPT by SEPT instructions.

This is very helpful! Thank you for the explanation of all the steps. im going to have to replace the steps leading into the backyard soon and this is perfect.😁

Made it to the end! :)

Nice and informative! Thanks!

I like this video a lot!! I watched until the end but you left out an important detail. You showed the installation of the very top and very bottom riser but you didn't demonstrate the "how to" install the intermediate risers where the bottom riser needs to be level with the top of the next riser going uphill. There was only a 2-3 second video only clip where you had a level.

Good content sir

Amazing

Thank you!

I have all of them too! Woody suburbs

I found poison ivy in my garden this year! Now I’m extra cautious studying how to get rid of them.

Thanks WH My wife and I live in a very hilly area and we're in our 70s I was thinking ov making the steps out of Limestone very cheap here in South Central Indiana but also very heavy now days for a guy that needs shoulder replacement surgery according to the Doctors .So I really like your Idea I can do that .to access our garden , to get to our pond and to get to our access drive easily . I'm stoked Wife has a really hard time getting around . She 's going to go from a Sick Mean Old Lady to a Sick happy Old Lady . It's going to be great . Thanks

Cool! I hope one day I'll own my own property and I'll be able to build things like this, really make it my own

I watch the video to the end. I enjoyed it. Very informative and inspiring for me to do my projects. Thank you.

Yes download it

Great effort, brilliant design, and insane video storytelling and production quality! Would you mind sharing some more details on your heat exchanger? What’s total length of the pipes, how deep did you bury them? And what’s the lowest temperature you registered in the greenhouse? Say, on the coldest winter night?

To save you some trouble on the corners, if you run 2 boards, one on each side of your wall all the way up, overlapping the front over your sides, you can run your shingles into them. If they are thicker then your shims, you can caulk them right to the boards that run the full height of the building. It may save you some time, and it will look nice too!

I was one of the 10. Thanks for the video.

You just simplified the planning for a stairway in my backyard.