Concrete would have been a better choice, and proper compaction of base coarse.

Do you recommend a heater cover?

Wow !! The fastest n easiest car replacement part ever thanks!

This was very helpful 😭 the instructions in the box was so bad , I had to look up how to put the bike together ! Thank you for this !

I understand it now

Way to go Mikey 😊

My hardest problem is making sure is parallel to the wall.

I would recommend using posi tap so you don't have to cut you govee lights . just separate the three wire with a knife .

Hi, great video… Can I ask your advice…. Ive just added Govee Pro 100ft to the perimeter of my home… All is nice… But I have a porch 20ft below and another 5ft to the right… I hear on a video you can’t extend beyond 18ft as they will flickr… If all is ok I’ll need to order an extra two strands of lights… Is this possible? Many thanks 🙏

I plan on installing eufy lights under the fascia as well. I have a bay window protruding, which interferes with having a straight run. Would like to see distance pictures also. Thanks

Need a view of your house from further away. Street view.

Thanks for this video!! My home is similar to yours with the exposed eaves and I was trying to figure out how to install these. I think I'm going to install them like you did under the gutters near the edge of the eaves.

Thx for the video. Now that you installed, what’s your thoughts on installing these on the face of the fascia and not under? Basically the way the old C9 lights use to look and not the wall wash effect? Thx for the advice

This is impossible to remove once installed in the ground.

Where's the rest of the video

Only cons it cost $150.00 USD in amazon.

Bro just hows the cord , no need to go over your mounting !!

Are you using a meat thermometer?

great video! question, when turning this thing off, do you have to disconnect the hose leading to the propane tank or is just turning it off fine? Also, is this thing capable of getting wet?

wifi not connecting tried artika and smartlife app

Thanks for helping us assemble

I have same problem with my 2017 Murano. How much for genuine Parts (both side struts) cost?

Thank you l know of a man who Acts like he cannot screw in a lightbulb😳🥺🫨🥰🥰🥰🥰🙃🙃🙃

that looks like ass my guy, there is still a huge gap in the side of it. didn’t really fix the issue the whole way

This was helpful to see but it wasn’t a comprehensive how-to. I appreciate it just the same because I can see it is a very doable project. Thanks!

Nice, but I really dislike "daylight" vs a softer light for the kitchen... I uninstalled something similar because the light was too harsh for the indoors

I ordered 2 T handles to tighten on to the strut $6 :)

how did it hold up?

Ive seen a video where the contractor didnt run Romex but used 1 wire that came with the Halo recessed lights... longer video showing step by step would be helpful to us dIyers...

Seems like it would’ve been a perfect application for concrete

how is it holding up? did you find out why the soil underneath was eroding?

Garbage

This is my "I've been an asphalt man for 30 years and that's all wrong" post.

Bro good fu**** job!!👌🏾

That is not a regular pothole that’s a pothole that likes to steal car tires

Thanks for sharing!!!

Last 10 minutes at best

I think we need it a lot faster than that. Thank you!

Secure by the sides instead of the top. Bosh mounting brackets can be installed on top or the side 😂

I have to get a sledgehammer. What lb sledgehammer did you use?

That might’ve worked for now, but that is not how you solder. That was a cold joint. You have to heat the wire component to the point that the solder melts.

The whole driveway looks bad. It should be 6” slab with rebar

You're ceiling is probably not perfectly flat.

The heater up against the fridge definitely isn't ideal but otherwise this helped a lot

How did you tighten the handlebar??? That’s what I was waiting to see

How long did it lasr with the glue

Good Job 👍⛏️ greetings from México 🇲🇽👍

So helpful，thanks.

You need a jumping jack

I use fishing line to get the wire through the pants...it was the only way I could consistently get it through without going crazy