Building a Stone Staircase

The details on a complex boulder wall with built in staircase. We also talk about Fabric- when to use and when NOT to, backfill when to use drainage aggregate and when its not needed and more stuff that usually gets left behind.

[htownblue]

Enjoyed the commentary Stan. Every job has a storyline, and this one deserved a narrator.

[hsiehkanusea]

Another vote for the narrated format. Thanks for slowing it down from time to time to hear the conversations, and for not adding BS music.

[jasonberezny]

Hardscape landscaper for 35 years here. Kingston Ontario. Excellent channel. Captures the installation experience very well. 👍✌️

[jameskingston]

I enjoyed the narrative you were giving and the back story of the ''struggle'' and the ''meat'' that goes into the work sites to get the projects done. It makes me feel better that I'm not the only one that struggle to get suff done!

[ba]

Lucky you with the rain. I am in Eugene, Oregon and we are wishing for rain. Always love watching your vids, entertaining and informative.

[rm]

I do like hearing your input about a job. I actually learn a lot of how a job site works just from you talking.

[georgeking]

I like the commentary and the kind of behind the scenes info while the job is progressing.

[JRG]

Friggin love the commentary from the boss to go along with the work

[quicknate]

I really like the commentary and love watching you guys work.

[DenisJava]

I'm in the "yeah, I like it" camp for your on screen narration. Cool wall, too.

[patrickmercante]

Yes, you narrating the project was cool. In the videos, you seem like a very likable person. Someone who I could sit down and have a beer with.

[bustinya]

Wish we would have had that piece of equipment when i was building water falls. Would have saved me 3 back surgery's!

[alexg]

I enjoyed the commentary. You’ve got a great crew of guys who work really well together

[StevenCampbell]

Only this week we were thinking of how to replace the old sleeper wall in front of the office buildings. A rock wall was the best and obvious solution but none of us has ever built one. I can show my boss this as a good example now. Thanks Stan and men. You guys build good stuff.

[connercarruth]

absolutely love this video format! keep them coming. I know you have been trying to find the best format to fit the viewers for a while now, but I think you have hit the nail on the head with this one.

[mincraft]

I don’t know why I stopped watching your videos Your videos are the best

[rodw]

Stan, it doesn't matter what style video you do because they all have one thing in common. YOU and YOU=COOL
SO all your videos are COOL !!! Personally I like you saying GOD BLESS at the end of every video 😂🤣😅🤣😅 it leaves me with a smile on my face and feeling better Thanks again Rodney

[charleswise]

Tim is definitely an artist, when it comes to building these boulder walls! Not many people could do that! Very talented man!

[fransak]

I am a 62 year old woman with my own skid loader. My husband and I just installed a three stair step in the middle of a Boulder wall. This was very informative going forward to set the rest of the boulders. I love rocks and heavy equipment. I think I missed my calling.

[wesleemiller]

I love you talking while they work. Keep doing that please.