Easy Brick Step From Start to Finish

Bricklaying - Easy Brick Step From Start to Finish

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[bastogne]

God wish I had a trade instead of getting a degree. Wish they'd ran trade courses at my Uni. I would have done Anthropology and bricklaying. I'd charge 5000 quid for laying a few bricks in the morning and then read about Inuit women at night.

[Bullsheet_Bob]

I started doing one of these round the back of my house, got a bit carried away... Ended up doing a 2 story double extension

[marciomarxs]

Congratulations on the work you; I am an admirer of the care and care that makes British homes so beautiful. My respect and admiration from a friend from Brazil.

[sescher]

Great work, I would add though they are gonna pop loose. The open centers will allow a bounce in the tread. And the brick will freeze before the tread stone. Next time fill the cavities and get a perfect smooth layer then set the tread in fortified mastic. That will stay for 100 years.

[xltranger]

When I was an apprentice brick layer I was taught not to tap on the level but to tap brick. Once you tap on an aluminum level it’s no longer accurate.

[lukassbeataddicts]

Extra brick support in the middle of each pave wouldn’t hurt

[zippydoodah]

Good man stu, I think these films are much better for the beginner, teaching is more your game. Good to see you back.
Keep well

[spetruck]

As Father Jack Hackett would say, "I love BRICK!" I can't imagine how you could tidy it up...it's perfect now😍

[Wavygravydressedinnavy]

Why bury that cable that was running along the wall? Wouldn’t it have been better to reroute it, in case access is needed to it in the future?

[mikeberry]

Another great job done Stu, If that's a temporary job, most people would be well happy if it was a permanent fixture, great to see KC doing his usual touches, take care boys, and nice choccky bikkies, not cheap crap 🤣🤣👍👍

[jonandlisa]

Love watching you and your dad on these small jobs 😊

[AK-fkzo]

One thing I've always noticed about your videos is how perfect you get the mortar mix, the consistency is absolutely spot on every time, almost like cake icing!

[hingoev]

You went above the damp course on the external cavity. Capillary attraction

[jamesthornber]

Another fantastic video stu well done and keep up the great work and glad u and KC are fine. Hope u enjoy your weekend 😁👍🏻😁👍🏻😁👍🏻😁👍🏻😁👍🏻😁👍🏻😁👍🏻😁👍🏻😁👍🏻

[simomilosic]

My favorite bricky is back with another great video. Lovely jobly Stu. Say hello to K.C too. Godspeed mate 👍 👍.

[karlhurley]

Seems like a great team, guiding each other and pride in their work. Wouldn't be bothered about the cable.

[johnj]

I did one of these for a customer but I set it an inch away from the wall so I did not breech the DPM.

[grenstickyflap]

Chocky biscuits and a brew. Lovey stuff.

[chrisharris]

I need to install a step like this at the back on my house on the extension so thought I would watch your video for guidance. I’ve got no problems doing this but my concern is the damp proofing. Doing this will surely bridge the damp proof or am I being over cautious?

[stevietm]

I love these little videos stu. It's interesting seeing things like steps being put in. Theirs lots of Brickie videos at the minute laying course on course on course. Would love to see more of these if you get the chance 👍