Someone didn't watch my last video.

@@rusticcrow Got it... At 20:50 .... check. Have a good week!

Oops! Didn't see this comment. Good to hear you are Okay matey.

Thank you! Cheers!

thank you

Wouldn't go that far, but we did the best we could with the tight budget we had. Thank you.

@@rusticcrow I think you did an amazing job with the property - it was NOT an easy object.

i came to comment exactly that,would be nice to have a back patio on the moon side(back)

p.s., on a personal note, I'm thrilled that "our" giraffe gets to live another day! 🦒🥰

I haven't finished the video but what exactly do you mean?

@@dreidu Somebody's seems to have their measurements wrong, and given Andrew checked the measurements it seems more likely to be the fabricator. Aluminium expands with heat especially in direct sunlight, particularly dark colours, possibly as much as 1mm / metre, those frames seem too tight in the opening. If the aluminium expands (as it will) it has to go somewhere, most likely warping into the glazing rebate and if there is glass to metal contact a real risk of glass breakage. It was also clear that the factory finished patio door frame was disassembled on site and adjusted to make it fit. The door leafs that fit within that frame were not, nor could they be as the glass defines the door leaf size. Adjusting frames on site can lead to all sorts of jointing issues and weather sealing problems. Just hope Andrew has a good warranty.

@ kicking door frames into place, mastic pointing with fingers, site cutting door lock housing which should be done in the factory, no ppe, etc.

@@stephenreynolds1348 the door locking he explained that basically they didn't know if he wanted the door to lock and open mainly to which side. The other aspects I guess are more important to some people than others. If this was all the problems you face in construction you should count yourself very happy

@ precisely my point - train people properly, invest in their future, they will have pride in doing their work properly and then perhaps waste and poor workmanship would be reduced

You mean the side. I don't own that land. you can't put windows in unless you have a clear 4m on your property. Not sure why I need to stare out a window when Im outside 90% of the time amongst the cork trees and there's now a full glass door and a 3m patio door. Most of the cooking will be around the outside kitchen. I have 13 acres of land surrounded by cork trees. A window there is not a ´why in the World` moment!!

Doubt I'll have time, maybe next year. Cork I did 2yrs ago. I don't think Ill do it again, it reduces the life span and they've been done too many times.

I answered it in this video.

@@rusticcrow ha yeh I watched a bit more and got the answer! Cheers