Brickwork First Continuous Trays (Learners)

A walkthrough of how to cut and fold your continuous tray if you have built the brickwork first instead of running a single block around.

[@danfenton89]

Top job 🧱 👌

[@kevocos]

Great tutorial, these are the details worth explaining and much more useful that watching bricks being buttered with some wanky dance music.

[@richard5652]

nice

[@user-sw7sb5nw8e]

Nice

[@Ste2023]

Brilliant Tutorial .... more please, sir ☕

[@Changy_C]

Thanks, will do!

[@JamesJohnson-ul9ox]

Just did Changy, first one yay😅😅

[@user-rv7ig6yg8k]

Changy have you thought about getting a leaf blower to clean the trays out ?

[@scottnever8732]

no 150mm cavity?

[@Jd23-iw7kk]

Each to their own but that looks a chew on that changy. Just lay a block full way round the block staple your damps in then get the brickwork up. When u jump back inside u have a solid base to build from, Bonds are already set out in find thay way a 100 times easier then messing on with damps after the brickwork is up

[@Changy_C]

Totally agree but I like to build my block off the external skin to maintain a good cavity size

[@davidbarnett8002]

Staple dpc sort of defeats the object punching loads of holes in it 🤔

[@Changy_C]

@@davidbarnett8002 on the inside of a bed?

[@Pod_711]

Do you not find it easier to put hessian in the cavity? Saves on all them coring holes.

[@Changy_C]

I think it ends up taking longer to pull all the time

[@Pod_711]

@@Changy_C yeah maybe mate we do a flank in 2 half’s take a block out in the middle and do it that way. Big gang as well so just leave it for one of the labourers to sort out

[@michaelstone2491]

Surly it’s easier to put a inside course down first

[@gabradini]

It’s a lot easier putting 2 corse of blocks down first

[@ivandoucet597]

Wtf? You fix the seal with duct-tape? Red-Green would be proud of ya

[@Changy_C]

Viqueen tape, it's made for the job