Brick Piers / attached and detached piers

[@rajgopal4980]

How make brick pillar for 4binch thickness wall?

[@shristyrajpoot7596]

In 1½ brick thick detached pier, ¾bats are used...not ½ bats

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

yes shristy you are absolutely right, that's a voice narration mistake but in the model bricks are 3/4 only, cant change it once its uploaded, will try to put a note there, thanks

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

But if you see the subtitles it shows 3/4 bats only

[@snehadey488]

atlast i got the video i was searching for

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

Always creating unique content and glad it helped

[@snehadey488]

@@peoplestvbypiyush thankyou for the help

[@sudant-peacefoundation4252]

Wow.. Thank You.

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

Thanks for your motivating comment, Just a small request hit the LIKE button on the video to support the free content in KZbin, thanks again

[@veetveet8085]

So nice

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

Thanks veet

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

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[@oskarpuclin9031]

Amazing! Do they still use the english and flemish bond in modern brick structures?

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

Modern times have changed the materials but techniques of bonding are still used

[@oskarpuclin9031]

It is very interesting, our school- which was constructed in the early 1940's and prior to that uses mostly stretcher bond but in a very unique spot it has involved English bond also. I am yet to ask about the history of the school. English bond is used only on the second levels and only once from the ground to first floor. I am wondering what brick style of bonding is used below the English bond on the second level. for example; it is bricked from the ground up to the start of second floor and then integrates to English bond on the second floor and I am wondering how it transitions from stretcher bond to English bond, can you shed some light? kind regards, oskar@@peoplestvbypiyush

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

English bond is a evolution and combination of headers and stretchers so it would have been easily transitioned from stretchers by putting headers on it and than putting stretchers forming a typical english bond

[@oskarpuclin9031]

going from half brick wide stretcher bond to full brick English bond? @@peoplestvbypiyush

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

Dats not possible the thickness had to be increased to one brick atleast they must have increased from inside

[@ravikantsingh1710]

Please make video on scaffoldings also

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

Wow, nice idea, thanks ravikant, Just a small request hit the LIKE button on the video to support the free content in KZbin, thanks again

[@ravikantsingh1710]

Very helpful

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

Thanks Ravi, it good to know it helped you, share with others who need them

[@pranjalsingh8557]

Did not tell the dimensions of other piers only for the first one

[@matthewdavis2903]

one brick piers are 225mm not 230mm

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

Hello Matthew here in India 9" wall equal to 228.6 mm

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

And on ground brick sizes also varies in 1 to 2 mm so it's rounded for academic purposes

[@ttttx4t77607]

Trying to build a 2 brick thick wall, but not sure how to lay it cuz i am newbie.

[@ttttx4t77607]

5 meters high with pier support , is it possible? or should i put some steel bar with cement in it?

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

kzbin.info/aero/PLX50j2HV43tf2Y-eXyZIbvFcf-D_HvImy You will get all kind of walls in this with thickness up to 2and a half brick

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

It depends if you are creating a load bearing wall and how many floors will be on it As the floor increases thickness of wall increases or you have to take RCC suppprt

[@ttttx4t77607]

@@peoplestvbypiyush I will just do it one floor, will be use as a garage , with a clear plastic roof.

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

Yeah ok, if roof is lightweight nd you not going to put ny weight in it than you don't require ny REINFORCEMENTS in your brick walls nd piers Try to make good foundation for them

[@GhulamMustafa-sf8wn]

Plz upload T joint of All bricks bonds in this version

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

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[@sanjoggurung6671]

Bro Pls upload English bond and Flemish bond Video..This one is deleted from ur channel.

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

Yeah English bond Have been uploaded, Iam putting all videos Back, with my own voice in it this time

[@JonathonNeville]

Piers is pronounced peers. One syllable. Great video - just thought you and non-native-English-speaking viewers should know.

[@peoplestvbypiyush]

Good to know!