Building a Block Wall with Pillars 🧱🧱🧱

Concrete block wall with pillars.
Tips on how to build a block on flat 215mm wall with 450mm integrated pillars.
Setting up lines and tingles ,expansion joints ,plumbing and measuring with tips on flush jointing the wall.
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Justin.

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[andrewleach]

So therapeutic watching a good tradesman

[tidybrickslandscaping]

Proper solid that wall Justin 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

[SteveAndAlexBuild]

Love a bit of flat blocks, so much easier to set 🤙🏾🤙🏾🧱👍🏽

[davecleggett]

Great tips from the master to guys like me - an enthusiastic DIY'er with no skill! Makes life so much more easy - wish we'd had Youtube and guys like you around 50 years ago. But then, my vocabulary wouldn't have got so varied!

[Doug....]

Hi Justin. That made me smile watching Frazer laying mortar for the blocks. Its the spitting image of how you do it. Fair play to him.👍👍👍

[RichardDowd]

2 videos with Justin on today - its like christmas!!

[foundationgood]

That's a beefy wall Justin, like all the tips, sagging line and tingle to bring it up and the flushing joints stopping the block courses showing through the rendering👍 Hope your helper recovers asap a man down make the rest have to work harder to make up..💪

[grumpyspark]

Normally i would enjoy the relaxing sight of someone else workings and the music. But i couldn't relax seeing you building the wall and blocking in the now redundant outside socket. 🤯🤯

[ghl]

Nice day for a bit of straightforward blocking Justin. Hope the lad is OK and back on the trowel soon. Good job lads. Regards Gareth

[brickbybric]

Justin We had a tongue and groove cavity wall insulation trade marked aero board in Ireland ( it was made from polystyrene beads ) kingspan took them over . We used to use a bit of it in the hand to wipe down the block walls, it would take every little snot off the wall and leave them smooth as silk prior to plastering way better result than rubbing a trowel over them. You can still do it with the new rigid board insulation if you remove the foil covering first.

[johnward]

Hi Justin
Missed your call Friday I did ring you back though ? Yeah Charlie is tops ain’t he ? We use plasterers spot stands mate and run boards through .just the right height and better to lift down than up, some nice block work their mate ❤👍

[scoyle]

Finish it with a stiff brush gives a good finish for rendering

[Simon_Portillo]

Thanks for all your videos, I've learnt so much watching them. 🙏 I know you said that wall was being rendered, but if it wasn't, would you put anything over the expansion joint or just leave it? Thanks for sharing your knowledge 🙏

[tommywalker]

Great job Justin, hope the boy is okay. Ligament damage is f**kin sore but with the right rest can be fine but be sure not to rush him back or he'll feel it for the rest of his life.

[bricklayersworldwithandy]

Good tip not jointing blockwork if its being rendered, some people jyst dont get it.The spotboard stands i use from Brickiebits are good you can get the skis for the top to take two scaffold boards so you have a platform the right height to load out on.

[fredbloggs]

Thanks for all the tips. I am trying to learn.
Could you explain what you're doing with the red bricks along the wall.

[Theosplaytime]

You might be old, but shifting that stuff is hard work even for young ones

[troyboy]

Nice job, helps me with my up and coming garage self build, never laid a block before, but cannot not wait to get stuck in, prep is the key I think and triple check everything as you go .... keep that line tight and take your time .... Question ? ... My garage will be 6 metre x 3.8 metre at 2.8 metre high, block on side, single skin, flat roof, would i need piers at any point ? Thank you.

[anthonysimons]

Great work lads. 👍
Quick question, would the owners have to remove the fencing to access that small drain and outdoor socket?

[James-xbeg]

Great work fellas. How often do you build extensions pal?