Stacking Nudura ICF Basement Walls Bracing With Zonts and Zuckles and Pouring Concrete Pump Truck

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  • čas přidán 18. 10. 2022
  • Beginning to first poured walls on a Nudura ICF House. Using Komatsu PC100-6. Bobcat T200. Mack Concrete Pump Truck. Discussion at end about Some things we ran into.

Komentáře • 15

  • @JosephFearn
    @JosephFearn Před rokem

    Great video guys. I work with the company that makes the Zonts. Thanks for the shout out

  • @Aidan-tu4un
    @Aidan-tu4un Před 2 měsíci

    11.12 you have a Dr working for you?! Stethoscope around neck!!😂😂😂

  • @dgulley2094
    @dgulley2094 Před 10 měsíci

    Actually looks better than the so called pros

  • @bartramdilks26
    @bartramdilks26 Před rokem +1

    Nice job, loved the Dirt Perfect reference.

  • @donanything6816
    @donanything6816 Před rokem +1

    Good job, very nice work and so much creativity, I commend you. The quality of workmanship disproves what others have said in regards to not using commercially made bracing and scaffolding.
    Your a man after my own heart building your own. Due to the price of them for a single use, I look at that and say I have more time than money plus the tools for metal working. I can have 20 foot lengths of flat bar dropped at my door step along with nuts, bolts and all thread. It would be my winter project fabricating the adjusters and other bracketry while I wait for next spring to arrive. Can you give us some detail such as plywood size, bolt size, the brackets used, spacing for the vertical support, it looked to be eight feet, just a guess. Also the what was the purpose for the straps at the block transition.
    I'm in the planning stages of building with another brand and am still waiting for them to get back with me on the price. Due to the wait I started to look into using Nudura, I like the size of them compared to the other brand. Mine will be both single story and two story, with nine and a half and nineteen foot walls plus roughly a one foot parapet.
    Any information will be greatly appreciated.
    Thanks for a great video and I look forward to part two.

  • @sohailmmmughal1952
    @sohailmmmughal1952 Před rokem

    Nice work man love form Pakistan🇵🇰

  • @bradyusko6333
    @bradyusko6333 Před rokem +2

    Oh and you don't need to foam the entire bottom of the ICF to the footing a 2 to 3 inch blob every 1 to 3 feet is good. In fact you want spaces to allow water to drain.

  • @JAYBLAK00
    @JAYBLAK00 Před rokem

    Bare feet =ringworm 😮😮

  • @AndreLeduc
    @AndreLeduc Před rokem

    Hello, Nice video, Did you have video to how to build footage for tha wall. Thank you

  • @mcchupka9718
    @mcchupka9718 Před 4 měsíci

    That first run of Concrete looks a little too wet, maybe a 7-8 slump? 1:06:58

  • @gerryb6423
    @gerryb6423 Před rokem

    Graded grains make Finer Sand .

  • @bradyusko6333
    @bradyusko6333 Před rokem

    Just for your information, any can of spray foam will glue two things together.

    • @andersonpropertymaintenanc952
      @andersonpropertymaintenanc952  Před rokem +1

      It certainly will. I just used what a sales rep sold me. It was actually cheaper and seemed to go further than others I've used.

  • @h20skibumn
    @h20skibumn Před 7 měsíci

    What are the metal braces you used for the supports, Screwed to the ICF?? TIA