11 MINUTES TO INSTALL CONCRETE STAIRS BETWEEN WALLS

HOW TO BUILD DIY GARDEN CONCRETE STAIRS BETWEEN WALLS USING PLANKS: BMFORMWORK EPISODE 7

In this video I show you how long it takes to build concrete stairs formwork outside between walls for modern concrete house construction. The Garden Stairs will be an exposed aggregate finish. How to build concrete stair forms plus some tricks I have learnt over my years in concrete construction.
I hope you enjoy watching my stairs construction process of concrete stair framing using planks and stringers.

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[anthonybrown]

Hi from a retired Englishman living in France. I'm gradually working my way through all your staircase formwork videos to help plan my own internal concrete staircase. Thank you for taking time out of your work to make these videos. It's really appreciated.

[carloguidoni]

keep up with the content .I ve been working on form work last 4 month on the Goldcoast. You are the single one who really did help with yours video thanks mate

[TruthSeeeker]

Yep! Nice job brother! Im setting up steps between to block walls. Tricky!! Last one I did I used shims for the sides of the step and the lay down support 2x4 you also applied in your video. I like your way better. Thanks!

[sunracer]

Nice set up!! Great to see a real carpenter set up correctly makes it easy for the finishers to get in strip & finish the face & nose properly.

[OldsmobileCutlassSupremeConver]

Great to see a Pro.
I have a guy that does concrete.
Two different things.

[TimCBuilders]

Nice work. I like that Stabila torpedo! I keep one in my belt all the time like yourself.

[cbrrrridingfree]

Well created video, thank you from Thailand. 🙏

[SuperNova-Steve]

Clever and efficient, nice one! No steel which I thought was interesting. In NZ steel everywhere, maybe due to seismic activity.

[chris_sirhc]

I am a fitter/machinist by trade and worked alongside with concreters that just stomp around destroying the hard work of the formwork carpenters, many times I've witnessed formwork fail due to overloading and failure from these types of structures mainly on large projects. Now they use steel to take out that possibility of failure.
Steel isn't fundamentally much different to timber but definately more robust, longer lasting so less waste, with identical finnishes.
Good work though.
Cheers

[abdimohamed]

Thank you amazing video 2x6 with plywood on both ends genius definitely learned something

[justinhowards-ricj]

Just curious slope for water some rebar would help would help if explaining more of what you did hard to tell fast but not sure if correct.

[jstone]

I want to redo my front porch with CMU's and concrete steps. I can figure out the layout etc. I wanted to know how to anchor the forms for the steps to the CMUs on one side. What type anchors did you use?

[accelerationa]

Hi mate, may I ask why you put the stringer between the wall and the the timber? Some of that formworker just nail to the wall directly. Thank you!

[darkflux]

i must have missed it. where did 11 minutes come into play?

and where was the concrete in this video? i didn't even see a little bit of it...

[zacharymiller]

Great videos mate. Do u have any where you have to form the sidewalls up first?

Thanks for the content

[georgefrank]

Hey mate, I may have missed it but the small gap underneath the stringer between the riser and wall, is that ever an issue for getting the tread out or no? Awesome work man 👍

[jarom]

That's you video is about, how much concrete stairs wood forms you can install by 8 hours day work, that's what is all about? I counting and look like 38.15 per hour and 305.2 per 8 hours concrete stairs wood forms you can install . This is what you doing all day I mean that how you work look like? Nice I like it. Don't forget install each way rebars #4 and nosing bar on individual concrete steps and anchors in on both sides of concrete walls with using epoxy.

[eschrader]

5:40 What are cleats? Where do i buy those in the US?

[davepreston]

What are those black boards you nailed to the risers? And where can I get me some? And I saw you angled the bottom of the risers… what angle was that angle, or does it matter?

[banerifthammer]

Im new to this but once you have poured the concrete how do you get the formwork on the sides out?