@@randymillhouse791 the span of the addition in width is more than 21' engineer did not dream worth while to raise. . Cost Factor . And in a 20 ft run slump of 1 inch does not affect utility. Interior the flooring was modified by other during a prior remodel. Who ever originally built obviously did not have construct permits.

I used rockwool you think i can use tar paper over that as a barrier? Or is that over kill.

Uhg. So sorry. You can buy just a dream with a pop-up tiptoe or a pull stem lever. And they're typically universal in Lester's antique plumbing under the tub

Galvanized diamond mesh, over 30 weight black felt, I like to use type s Mason's motor. Very high lime concentrate. Extremely strong extremely strong and last

Thank you so much!

Not sure what your store is in your area carry but some type of solvent that breaks down the glue. I've only ever used lacquer

After you clean the old water from under the tile, you reset the replacement tile, then regrout once dry

@@Chrdiy So nothing of a cement nature gets newly smeared under replacement tile? Probably because pulling old “substrate “ (is that the term? )would ruin the water proofing, which is plastic? Then the in between grout holds the newly placed replacement tile in place? Or is new mortar smeared down? Sorry, I’m really using your video for a real project on a Roman bath tub and want to be clear. I’ve never done this and it just seems to me that you need new mortar under tile then grout the cracks/in between tiles. Reading your comment I think I understand it to mean you do indeed paste down new cement then new tile seated down then grout.

@@dunsmoregaines4239 no under the tile is a inch and a half concrete wet bed base under the wet bed base there's a wet bed liner, under that liner there's another inch and a half wet bed base. Therefore removing the tile does not compromise any portion of the waterproofing or wet bed your left with smooth concrete which is the second poor over which is installed over the rubber pan liner. To reinstall a tile simply apply thinset to the back of the tile and reset done deal, when it dries regrouted it and you're finished

@@Chrdiy I see, it’s called “thinset.” Thank you! 🙏

For slab construction, a minimum 32" deep x 18" wide footing with block foundation then infill pad with gravel, mesh, insulating ridging board and vapor barrier meeting code. Or continuous monolith style pour with all mentioned condition being prepped and meet prior to pour, one piece concrete pour slab and footing at once. This was old school before regulations pre 1960

On per case basis only. This one was not raise due to minor settling. With minor exterior brick cracking. Engineer deemed not worth addition damage to attempt to raise.

Typically any flooring supply shop that sounds hardwood flooring

@@Chrdiy Every laminate I have ever seen all the planks are the same length so I had no idea hardwood was different.

Glad it was helpful!

Double flat box bracing send the post mounts to the flush bottom. You do this you do this bracing to two floor joists cavities deep for added rigidity.

When possible yes. Sectional correction should allow for rebar to extend left and right for each section poured, then tie together when a butt section is escalated and prepped for next sectional pour

@@Chrdiy this was great. Thanks for the response.

No kit just the fitting

So the post had to be picked up cut and welded with plates actual one day. Four guys installed 9 columns in one day. This particular project ran 4800

@@Chrdiy thanks for the quick reply. Do you service VA by any chance?

@@ep411 I do not, 5 hrs away. Sorry

Ring seals are included in pipe trap set, no Teflon needed. Should hire a a professional is you not familiar with basics

​@@ChrdiyOr maybe you should be a better teacher!

Glad it was helpful!

Not sure for comment, this was how engineer wrote the job

Base of footing flares wider, exposed exterior portion exposed is flush to building wall as is should be by design

Only diff is the ty he side 90 is molded to pitch downward allowing water to cascade in direction of down drain. Regular causes drain water to enter straight and wash or splash into the pipe sideways, slowing the drain process. Does not affect to drainage flow

@@Chrdiy does the pitch have to be downward on the pipe toward the T, or if it’s straight is fine too?

Actually the wire is is twisted two ways. When you install the wire you want the lower part of the v to the diamond to be cuffed so it's slants inward so when the motor is placed on the mesh it cups and holds the mortar agai and prevents the mortar and prevents the mortar and prevents the mortar and prevents the mortar from falling off the mesh

Yes every structure also must have footing and foundation for which to build and construct on. This permanently attaches the building to the and settlement and sagging when properly

Only if there were a pool of water against it. If this was a swimming pool, sure,

Thank god your able to correct a grammer issue. Not sure I could have pulled off this job without you valuable advice!

Is there it's left and right step staggered across the middle of the platform. You don't see that in this video. The video is regarding OSB only, not framming

You’re welcome 😊