Bricklaying In The Rain

[@andrewengland8021]

Looks like the brickwork on a persimmon plot

[@paulkent7395]

andrew england does look very similar to the back of my persimmon house 🤦‍♂️

[@stevendouglas3860]

Persimmon worst new build homes in England. As seen on BBC watchdog and NHBA complaints files.

[@leonblittle226]

You're kidding right? These bricks are on straight and level lol

[@DavidJohnstoneBespoke]

:-))

[@stevendouglas3860]

@@leonblittle226 .

[@mikebrisebois]

This was produced exclusively to show your wife why beers in the pub are necessary on a rain day.

[@toxicpig1955]

Still better than a lot of people's attempts in the dry 😂

[@Adam5130A]

I was using this excuse as to why I'm not currently building my garage! If a pro can't do it I feel justified!

[@AJ-ds5gf]

LOL I have a garage to build too and I've decided to wait until summer to do it for this same reason.

[@richardneville9872]

If they are not engineering bricks you have no excuses...now get it done 😉😉

[@ThePeterpeter229]

I was bricklaying years ago with a old bricky and the 1st drop of rain he went inside the cabin because he said it still rust railings.

[@greeneboi123]

It was all going so well. Then the elements took over look forward to seeing the wall when it’s dry it’s gonna need one hell of a clean.

[@jonathandixon8456]

Perfectly acceptable on any Persimmon site !!

[@jamesthornber6991]

Another fantastic video stu.well done and keep up the good work pal 😁👍🏻

[@Dts1953]

👍👍👍 just like the brickwork on my mothers bungalow built by Barrett homes in 1989. Cowboy builders!. Wish you and your dad had built it but you were nowt but a lad in those days👍👍👍

[@01ozey01]

Site manager told us to carry on building in this type of weather not long ago. He needed it built. Crazy the brickwork looked like my first day at college

[@davidnash1220]

Site agent NUTTER

[@01ozey01]

David Nash 👍

[@jamesfraser1622]

My boss makes me build in all weathers and half my blockwork ends up with the mortar all out of it and running down the face

[@johngeddes2326]

Looks like a test panel on a wimpey homes site

[@martinmanifold2241]

Bellway 😂😂😂

[@lazylad9064]

Back in the day stu many jobs use to get rained off. Personally I would not lay anything whilst raining that goes for flags and pavers as well. You did well though mucka 👍👍

[@Stucrompton1]

agree mate just a bit of an example of what happens

[@redsreds6598]

Nice job Stu, that's what my brickworks like at my best lol. I am not a brickie mind you make it look do easy. Keep up the great work pal

[@Stucrompton1]

Trying my best

[@jawadkhan-os5ot]

nice video sir i want to know that i had done masonry brick work or my boundary wall at my home's roof and it rain just after 30-45 minutes and it continued to almost 10 hours, after that i noted that the cement mortar was not flush/ swipe out due to rain, it was intact but was wet and soaked so what will be the status of strength of mortar/ cement. however, plaster is yet to be done on that wall... what should i do for its strengthening or is there any thing to worry about? reply awaited. thanks

[@jasonantigua6825]

That’s a better job than most can do on a summer’s day!

[@chrissleblanc]

You make that look so easy I want to put down blocks

[@jrobertspropertyservices2783]

I had a pillar for a garden gate end up like that after trying to keep it covered while building in the rain. Decided to take it down, clean the bricks off (with a hose) and went back when it was dry.

[@TrubArchMers]

i was on a job with 75mm engineers the other day, it wasnt even raining but bricks hadn’t been covered, piss wet ready mix aswell. nightmareeee!

[@clemo1808]

65mm

[@TrubArchMers]

Clemo1 nope 75mm

[@rossmale8715]

Doesn't matter how good you are on the trowel,wet engineers are virtually impossible to keep clean even when you've got decent muck,if the labourer brings you a pea & ham soup mix just to top it off lol

[@TrubArchMers]

Ross Male yes mate, i had to call it a day 😂

[@rossmale8715]

This weather been a nightmare,I'd cover all the bricks up and get back after the weekend to find the winds pulled all the plastic off and the bricks are soaking wet through,full 8 hours of struggling to lay wet bricks,the joys ay!!!

[@supertrowel1]

Great video ,Iv been trying to get a job finished for ages now all staff blues didn’t realise the cement had( added workability) 😩 knock it up as dry as you could work with still hell to work with especially in winter nothing a bit of acid won’t sort out but lesson learned for sure

[@Sly_Wolf_1]

Blinding job mate, you managed to match quite a bit of the brickwork I've seen locally, but they actually got paid for the job 😂 And it's pissing down yet again as I write this comment.

[@Bradford1able]

I've always found working with compo or concrete in the wet makes the bed unstable and the faces end up stained white.

[@patrickhance7211]

😁😁rain and brickwork😱😱 Pat from Belgium

[@barrymichaels2663]

I really wouldn't lay bricks in wet conditions. Your just setting yourself up for a big messy job 😬

[@mikek771]

If you lay wet brick. It will efloresence when it dries. Will never be the same color. Mortor or brick. No matter how many times you wash the.brick.

[@Thelegend-gt5lb]

I can never get my Mac as fluffy as yours even with plasticiser

[@elliottbates62]

Some.of your best work

[@Stucrompton1]

Not some, this is my best yet, can’t top this stuff.

[@edwardokeefe5883]

What brand of sand do you use.

[@adrianlunna5412]

What is the name of the tool you use at the end? someone knows?

[@Stucrompton1]

Jointer

[@adrianlunna5412]

@@Stucrompton1 Greetings from Bariloche; La Patagonia, Argentina bro 🇦🇷

[@gustavoalvarado1634]

@@adrianlunna5412 hay de diferentes tipos .metálicos como el vídeo .un trozo de madera con un clavo ,algunos traen dos rueditas para deslizarse sobre los ladrillos .

[@chrissleblanc]

Here in trinidad every two course a wire mesh is placed on the entire row

[@chrishughes5974]

Why 🤔

[@chrissleblanc]

Here we get alot more earthquake than is predicted so this helps

[@loupiscanis9449]

Thank you , Stu .

[@loupiscanis9449]

defo looks a crap idea , Thanks for gettin wet for us ,Stu .

[@billiamc1969]

No tarp?

[@chrishughes5974]

With a more porous brick you can lay in the rain. Engineers you've got no chance. And like commented already, I've seen worse🙈. Good vid though stu. Keep em coming👍

[@TV-gb8wq]

Удивился когда с переводом видосик вышел ЛАЙК)))) 👍👍👍

[@ДаниилМатюхин-ь5с]

It's very good job😆🌊💧☄️☂️☔

[@lmilne4859]

Loving the tunes. So dramatic lol should threw some blues in there aswell maybe a decorative bit also 😆😆😆👍🏻

[@bfcraigable]

Would definitely affect the integrity of the joints.

[@NB-91]

All the tinkers out there. “Told you Bricks can be laid in the rain”

[@eddjordan2399]

yep just show that to your client. good vid.

[@mattmurphy4651]

Boris will have you out building our flood defences next 💰💰💰. Great channel, Top bloke. #KCKNOWSBETTER 👍

[@mikeberry304]

Good job there Stu, you can do it when others can't

[@ВладимирДомаховский-к8в]

Хотелось бы попробовать поработать такой кельмой. Но у нас такие не продаются😩

[@bobjamaica9045]

Cleaner than the two ‘bricklayers’ at my work lol they don’t know shit about it

[@robandamyp]

Love it stu instead of answering the comments no let's knock out a video waste 25 bricks bucket of gobbo and get another golf trip to Dubai of of the views with KC cant fault you pal let that you tube money roll in getting close to 100k pal now keep up the good content love it

[@Stucrompton1]

exactly rob, why keep replying the same thing when i can just make a universal answer showing what happens. we dont get as much as you think but it does help pay for the academy and my suffocating debt

[@jamesthornber6991]

Another fantastic video stu.well done with bricklaying in the rain pal.what is the song called plz ? 😁👍🏻

[@michaeldavies7691]

being a bricklayer for 40 years, why are you putting on twice the bed joint that is required?

[@jackdemo9461]

Best work we have seen 😂😂

[@alpeaceandlove]

Editing is quite good on this one Stu

[@darinagrigoryeva1539]

круто , как всегда на уровне,👍🏼

[@andyr4735]

What would happen on site and you were unable to work? Does that mean no pay?

[@DAVEHARSTON]

Definatly a storm in the uk my ridge tiles have done a runner

[@dbomdnb]

Got some top tips from your vids Stu, thanks... I lay a lot of reclaim and they're super heavy and mixed types. I seem to have a problem with water pissing out the joints before going off, even when I make mortar dryer. I can't find anything online about this issue. Could it be because the bricks have a lot of moisture in already? I don't get why it's happening, I'm not banging them down much either... any suggestions appreciated keep up the good work pal

[@Stucrompton1]

Bricks have to be dry to lay mate

[@pauldoherty8432]

stu crompton depends on the bricks .. silicate bricks have to be wetted up if laid in hot weather

[@theessentialadam]

It started off well but as the rain made your mix slowly get soggy it turns into a nightmare. Question though : What is the lowest temperature you can lay bricks?

[@Stucrompton1]

3 degrees and rising

[@Fixerbob]

I heard an old saying that if you lay wet bricks, they end up 'Grinning'.

[@IHNR6S]

Beautiful

[@brethrenphil]

Aye and it has been mostly raining since September! Customer's don't get it though and even after an explanation I had a bloke ask why I couldn't just put a hat and coat on ffs!It looks dry today though and I have 900 engineering to lay in a footing because all I did yesterday was "put some strings across and sweep the concrete".

[@dennisgoodhall]

Sorry about the storm Stu 🙈

[@Stucrompton1]

Lol. Cheers mate

[@m101ist]

When you finished the job just cover it up with water proof sheeting. 😳 Job done.

[@robjb21]

😂😂 great effort.

[@saadimahmoodsajjad2803]

I Wanna see a video about second floor installing in uk House.

[@ПроДом]

Thanks for translate!

[@Kapiele]

Did I just watch this entire video?

[@gbwildlifeuk8269]

Well you didnt expect it perfect but in fairness you stormed through it! (Groan!!)

[@Thelegend-gt5lb]

That’s what my motor looks like all the bloody time even in the summer especially if the bricks are wet

[@andreysund3071]

Улыбнуло :))

[@hazmansez4182]

Story of my life

[@rayllanderrespartano1313]

When is it sunny in your country? ... In fact, I really like the videos!

[@flex_6843]

Does bricklayer pay good?

[@rsg666]

Lol, there's your answer stu..🤣🤣🤣

[@Stucrompton1]

Yeah ha

[@Mike_5]

Yes at least the storm will clean your snots off for you so your labourer can hold the van down and stop it floating away

[@carlosbastidas8551]

Sensible answer must be NO as the rain falls into the mortar weakening the mix, also staining of the brick, not to mention running the mortar off Good to see you trying though Stuart..

[@Stucrompton1]

Yes this is just to show an example of what happens

[@icanfixthat6454]

Technically I can …but rain days are a protected holiday at my company ;)

[@MrWrob32]

are those trainers steel toed???🤔🤔

[@Stucrompton1]

Yeah, new design steel mesh

[@pb9926]

Still better than I could do Stu 😬

[@kennyferns5463]

You can build ICF in the rain

[@jAcKsOnLoVeS1]

Render it! It’ll be fiiiiine!👍🤣

[@GiftedUplifted]

Love your channel, sooo is kc your cameraman?

[@Stucrompton1]

No it’s Jung my uncles step son, he helped me on my sisters extension.

[@jackdemo9461]

Absolutely the worst rain is😡😂

[@waynegretton1844]

Is there any truth in when laying in the rain..damp..ect that this brings out the white salt all over the wall

[@dannylea4664]

I've been trying to built walls and pillars in this weather every day I've gone home 😂 fucking nightmare.

[@skilledbuilduk9694]

Thought you had an answer from reading the title 😌

[@EnglishHeart1987]

I learnt this mistake with blue bricks. Never again.

[@trevdood]

I've just done a garden wall first time with blues ..like u said never again... Worst brick to work with even in The dry.

[@crim7ind]

So what is the answer?

[@rixlee4776]

Moral of the story no you can't lay in the rain haha Stu man it was heartbreaking watching them nice new shoes get dirtier and dirtier

[@Stucrompton1]

I know, cleaned them when I got home 👍

[@DennisHobson]

Sorry about the rain mate! 😜

[@MrBLUEDEVILUK]

Ooh you messy boy! Lol nice try Stu 🧱👍🏻 Have you tried icing a cake? 🔪🎂

[@Stucrompton1]

Mmmmm sugar

[@petep8828]

Keep that little bit of wall. The next time someone asks about bricklaying in the rain, refer to *the wall*

[@mre3820]

You can lay bricks in the rain but expecting to be paid... 😬

[@richardburke6533]

No is the answer!!

[@shaun...6838]

Nothing worse when you have work OCD

[@crabmannyjoe2]

The real question is do bricklayers want to lay brick in the rain. The answer is almost 100% no.

[@MegaBambooboy]

It's just not worth working in the rain, I never do! From Caine the plumber.

[@markanthony7184]

I imagine you probably used training mortar there, but I imagine the strength of the mortar would be compromised at least to some degree?

[@Stucrompton1]

I actually used normal cement mark just a bit weaker

[@Divided-Kingdom]

Jesus. Mint chocolate chip on mine please buddy!!

[@johnredshaw8620]

😀 Brew time??

[@isekitx-bt4yj]

Спасибо за перевод.

[@Stucrompton1]

нет проблем

[@TV-gb8wq]

@@Stucrompton1 от всех спасибо асталось по русски пару словечко выучить. Привет или Здравствуйте....

[@joegibbins5556]

Im so glad i cancelled my garden wall to day ha.

[@None7954]

On a rainy day in the1970 S we do internal walls block work 75 mm x 225 mm x 450mm W X H X L not more than this 6 high . was ask to do face work I said if you like it all over brick work

[@Michael-oe7we]

And the answer is NO STORM 1 BRICKLAYER 0

[@zackbonsall309]

Tipckul British wefer