Construction Workers Can't Believe This Technique Works - Most Ingenious Construction Techniques ▶3

The construction sector is gaining a new dimension with the rapid development of technology today. This development has led to the emergence of incredible construction techniques. In this video, we will examine the modern techniques and technologies used in construction. You will see that some techniques are truly incredible.
Construction techniques are a constantly evolving and changing field. Construction techniques that have developed over thousands of years have become more perfect today with the influence of technology. These technologies are considered a revolution in the construction industry. This transformation in the construction sector enables the emergence of faster, more efficient and more sustainable structures. Thus, it can be a model for how future high-rise buildings can be built. In the future, artificial intelligence, robotics, 3D printers and other technologies are expected to become more widespread in the construction sector. These developments will shape the future of the construction sector and increase our quality of life.
Dr Fal
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TRIQBRIQ AG
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High Tech Dormer
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• Shed Dormer Lift
ThermaBead Ltd
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Solarstone Energy
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TECON
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Will S
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Raylton | Engenharia Inovação
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BROAD Group
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Leier Hungária
/ @leiermarketing
www.leier.hu/hu
SoilRetention
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Dekkoconcrete
/ @dekkoconcrete
www.dekko.ca/

[@VH-gw3qi]

By inserting the smooth flat sheet they’ve totally removed the bond between the lower and upper layers of brickwork !! 🙄 that’s a definite no, no ! (Retired builder here)

[@psdaengr911]

If the force of fiction between the sheet, mortar and brick was initially equivalent to the shear force of the mortar bond, it might be ok, but I've seen what moisture and mortar can do to steel over time.

[@saltbeltupstateny4857]

What were they thinking😳

[@raimobrunning3657]

I wouldn't do that.

[@zarthemad8386]

@@saltbeltupstateny4857 .... they arnt building to IBC/ASCE code

[@xmaspast]

I'm not s builder (retired or otherwise) and even I can see that going very wrong.

[@stevepollard2169]

Laying concrete on top of tiles will weaken the timbers underneath and probable collapse.

[@psdaengr911]

The roof lift "system" has been around for at least 50 years. It was done to my home long before I bought it in 1981.

[@CasaChristiano]

soilretention link doesnt work ;)

[@mohammadhafizul7697]

Diligent Men

[@zarthemad8386]

All of these "innovations" violate IBC/ASME code do not promote them

[@B4UDAYउदय]

1:00 how long will this steel sheet last as it's lower surface will be in contact with the moisture all the time??

[@mehmettemel8725]

It's most likely stainless steel sheet.

[@zarthemad8386]

well... the building will topple over under any minor-moderate wind load.. .... so dont worry about it.

[@B4UDAYउदय]

@@zarthemad8386 😂

[@oldowleye3161]

In a hearthquake zine this would be catastrophic…😂

[@zarthemad8386]

... in a 30 mph wind zone.... it would fall over

[@PHase-pd1zw]

Hello, Please tell me the name of the company that produces the solar roof tiles. Greetings Plüsch

[@zarthemad8386]

1-600-SCA-MYOU its all in the name

[@aklagelen]

www.solarstone.com/

[@SalehAfshari-nv4ik]

درودعالی دمت گرم کوکا ممنون ویدئوها جذاب و فوق‌العاده ❤❤❤❤

[@zarthemad8386]

.... warm scammer products for an inferior building... getting fleeced isnt something to be celebrated.

[@Tonysfarm97]

"May everyone who sees this comment be blessed with peace, happiness, and good fortune. Wishing you all the best in life!"❤❤❤

[@antoniiocaluso1071]

seriously??? they only person your comment serves is YOU, don't kid yourself. takes more than "attaboys" & "hearts" to make it in this world.

[@Tonysfarm97]

@@antoniiocaluso1071 a men ❤️❤️