Mastering Drainage & Threshold Installation: Step-by-Step Guide 🛠️💧 #drainagesystem #drainage

In this video, we will show you how to properly install drainage and thresholds in your home. Whether you're a DIY enthusiast or a professional contractor, this step-by-step guide will help you achieve a successful installation. We'll cover everything from selecting the right materials to preparing the surface, and we'll provide tips and tricks to ensure a seamless installation. With our expert guidance, you'll be able to improve the functionality and appearance of your home while preventing water damage and other issues. Don't miss out on this essential home improvement tutorial - watch now and learn how to install drainage and thresholds like a pro!

[jamesharvey]

Just used these drains on a job. Exactly the same install process. They are so much nicer then the bigger Aco drains, but a lot more expensive! Good work as always, love your videos

[NriapiaTV]

What a wicked video. Simple. Easy to follow. Did the job. Also, top marks sir for your delivery. 👍🏽

[micky]

Hi Scot great to see a work in progress.Great info look forward to the rest of the job tiles look top class.Chat soon

[AirZeee]

Thanks for this video, I'm looking at doing a single run along the back of our house in a few months - new build house, lower than the slope of the back garden which has a lovely not at all absorbent clay mud beneath the turf. Heavy rain makes me a bit twitchy. Well done Taylor Wimpey... ;)

[davebarrow]

Lovely job Scott.very informative video.

[ogoorokonkwo]

great job you are doing there sir, easy to learn from. its funny whenever those flashes of 'ponker and twat' comes up

[lilseezy]

9:34 is it ok to cut the middle of the grid and fit an end cap to it or is there specific bits you can put end caps on

[paulbuckley]

Looks a good job well done love drainage work great video as usual 👏 look forward to next one

[katietremelling]

This video has been a great help to us! Where did you buy the “aco” not aco. Can only find plastic bottomed ones online

[marcland]

Hi there... Where can I get the aluminium drainage and corner fittings.

[MarcusT]

Brilliant stuff buddy. What's this stuff called again? Do you have a link?

[jamesbarber]

I've got an old surface water channel made of half round clay pipes which are all cracked. It's set back slightly from a 2 story back wall. I think it's meant to take water hitting the wall into the drain. Would you replace it with one of the threshold channels in your video? I don't know if it's even needed.

[jonathantremelling]

Great vid! 💪 Can you tell me where you bought the drainage channels please?

[carltonbreezy]

AHA! I remember Scott! How could I forget! I worked with him donkeys ago on Velindre hospital, I was the noob forklift driver that did destroy a rather large wall but it wasn't one of his. But I'm sure if it was his wall he'd have been ok with it. We went out on the lash (I specifically remember he loved that term) in Cardiff too, I didn't put my hand in my pocket and got absolutely obliterated and sent home in a taxi to the Rhondda. 👍😁😂
Great to see you, buddy. New subber👍

[bikerchrisukk]

you have way too many nice comments, so I want to complain, oh mixing up 45's and 90's, angry angry angry. haha, cracking job Scott 👌

[jesterscriptscrapper]

Would you use a sealant at the join between the exterior wall and the drain ????

[rubberduck]

Hey, loving the videos, they've been super helpful, I have a question about drainage, do you find you have to get planning for this sort of thing? I was thinking of running one along the edge of my house for a new patio and connecting it to the drain where the gutter downpipe goes, but Google says this might actualy need planning? Any advice please? It's causing me a nightmare figuring out drainage! Just want to add, we can't have it running to a grass area because the lawn is on a slight slope towards where the patio would be, and we'll be putting some oak sleepers between lawn and patio, we could have a wide gravel trap I guess? I'm trying to avoid soakaways because it's quite heavy clay here and I'd have to dig it by hand... Sorry for long message, massive respect to you, thanks in advance.

[oliverplays]

Hi Scott, can you feed a down pipe into a drainage channel ?

[andytamlyn]

Scott, big fan and fellow Cardiffian now living on the south coast of England (don't hold it against me!) - but watching your videos make me feel like I'm back home! Quick question, in this video you are laying the "Not-ACO" along the side of the house. I've been told that the patio should slope away from the house so had intended to put the ACO along the far side of the patio and then run a drain pipe back through a trough to meet up with the gutter drain on the house side. I'd prefer to have the ACO next to the house like you have done - are there any disadvantages to having the patio slope towards the ACO next to the house rather than away from it?

[neroc]

great video, Im just about to do something simular but simpler. im planning on sealing my joints with Stixall sealent, would you advise sealing joints?
also what mix are you bedding down with?
thanks for sharing your knowlage