Using Outdure Aluminum Framing For The First Time
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- čas přidán 28. 08. 2024
- Today is all about framing and laying decking. We're using something we haven't used before, which is Outdure aluminum framing. It has made cut down our installation time by a significant amount.
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One really nice benefit to this is that you can sell your waste for scrap value instead of having to pay to get rid of it.
Until the homeless squat your home and cut the deck of your house for scrap.😂
Yes. Keep the scraps and recycle when it’s worth doing so. Then recycle the deck in 100 years as well
Love it. Between the screaming cuts and all that impact driver rattle I'd have my hearing protection on all day though. Nice that the cut off scraps can go right into recycling.
It is louder than pt for certain
And then this weekend was absolutely phenomenal.
I'm loving the work you guys do, and I like to see you maining Metabo HPT stuff, too; it's nice to see something different being used.
Wonderful video as always! Working on my second Outdure deck at the moment, by far the best aluminium subframe on the New Zealand market
half way through a outdure quickbuild system myself, using structural tiles instead of boards
What's the cost like per joist? Did you get it direct delivered or through a retailer?
Keep us posted!
Would you use this system for a low-profile deck on a small concrete area? (
Is it a 50% - 75% increase in the total price or in material? If it is material that it is a slam dunk value. If it is total cost then it is getting extremely expensive. Here in California materials are always
It’s comparable to steel which is about 3x the price of PT framing.
Very interesting, how much does the easier and faster installation offset the higher material price?
Great no bs video as usual!
Thanks
The speed will increase as we get more efficient with the product. It will always cost more but I think for all the pluses, it outweighs the cost increase
How do you deal with all the aluminum shavings that end up all over the ground after cutting?
It won’t decompose like sawdust, and every last sliver is visible in the soil.
We use a leaf rake to get a majority of it
I mean the composite doesn’t break down either. And treated wood is poisonous and leaches into the environment. Aluminium looks bad but at least it’s inert.
Do you like the aluminum over steel framing ? Want do you do if screw strips out ? How do you handle the Sharp burs from cutting? Looks like good quality system. Looking forward for the rest of your build. Thanks DOCTOR
i would imagine you upsize to a larger screw.
what about flashing next to the house???? I don't see any ......rot?
Innovation! I want to think that the system may be faster than wood. In time, you develop a routine and pick up time-saving skills. Like what you bring to the table. Eat, sleep, repeat!
a lot lighter weight i would imagine too? easier to move material around the job site
Dang Jason, this looks fast!! ... It also looks clean and level and secure. Do you love it? Does the speedy installation decrease labor costs to the point that the material cost increase gets balanced out?
Unrelated, but what's your in deck liq voltage lighting recommendations?
he said 75% increased material cost for framing. no way it completely levels out at that rate
@@MrDougfunny7 we have no idea what his labor costs are. I live near him and employees are freaking expensive, I pay people with less skill than I had at 10 months more per hour than I made after 10 years. If you're cutting off 2-3 days of labor for 3 guys that could be 1600-2400 bucks. Just material for a deck that size is only like 1600 bucks.
Great video, been waiting for your reactions to Outdure. Do you know the maximum joist span?
Working on that with their and our engineers but you know, engineers😂
I haven't watched for awhile but I'm catching up slowly.
It looks like you have a different and smaller crew?
Different and better crew!
Can you use this to do the stringers thanks
Is this product available in the US?
75% jump!🤦🏽♂️