Concrete foam blocks masonry construction and bricks laying techniques; skill and career

[@ianmuir3640]

Now that’s the blocks that British brick layers dream about

[@tesla9917]

May i ask why?

[@eduardoromero-kz6vo]

En chile jamás le permitirían hacer un muro sin barras de fierro o los bloques deben tener algún encaje pensando siempre en los movimientos de la tierra Aún así el trabajo se ve limpio y ordenado

[@tete7987]

This is the type of worker I like… carefully doing each block nicely.. Some videos they try to do it so fast and that show the type of person they are.. “careless “

[@KSSE_Engineer]

🤝

[@massholeTurk]

Over here in the northeast of USA,I can verify these would be a joy to lay.

[@บ่าวมุกพาเลาะ]

ฝีมือขั้นเทพเลยครับ

[@KSSE_Engineer]

🤝👍

[@waynet8327]

Is that too thin?

[@KSSE_Engineer]

It’s partition wall , it’s okay.

[@shippadoo8652]

what kind of adhesive are you using for laying?

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Cement

[@navidardwarf5216]

Master of his ART work!

[@JAWdropone]

Wow I like his Spade more than the American Spade with that long handle and it seems like it saves a lot of mortar

[@kaylawolfgirl9566]

Do you do construction of foam concrete blocks in Vegas?

[@KSSE_Engineer]

No dear,

[@antonioribamar334]

Parabéns pelo ótimo desempenho

[@KSSE_Engineer]

🤝🫶

[@reynandodancis1058]

How about fire resistance, do it will?

[@KSSE_Engineer]

It can be fire proof.🤝

[@christianpaulroldan4010]

Is it durable hollow blocks that can br inserted with steel rods?

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Yes, with reinforcement and without .

[@christianpaulroldan4010]

@@KSSE_Engineer how you put reinforcement on it?

[@kizzycyonic6892]

@@christianpaulroldan4010 here we cut gaps and insert rods... But you don't need to, if it's partition wall, if not, been lay it flat and you still don't need rods.

[@Patel-7118]

I want to purchase this block

[@akjol_azat]

Good job 👍

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@vanemartinrodriguezrosano5964]

Qué tipo de pegamento utiliza?

[@KSSE_Engineer]

It's mortar

[@eduardonunez1109]

Neat.❤

[@rayrushforth6390]

nice work !!!

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Thank you! Cheers!

[@ShareConstructionIdeas]

Good job 👍 i like

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Thanks for liking

[@AngeloArruda-v5w]

Esse é um pedreiro sen espediso e bom😢

[@luka9529]

The same way it was done thousants of years ago!

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Oh it seems you’re from that time😂

[@ryanmoss385]

Your hired! This man's got clean skills!

[@KSSE_Engineer]

I appreciate that!

[@orismildealves5573]

QUE BLOCO É ESSE????

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Foam

[@sean550]

Is that ordinary morter or a special mix for them blocks.

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Mortar

[@rickwilson3875]

It appears it has very little sand in it

[@eddieo4978]

Do you cook eggs with that spatula before going to lay blocks 😂

[@KSSE_Engineer]

😂🤝

[@NEXKALDEUSES]

Muito bom!!!

[@massimorusso9141]

👍

[@KSSE_Engineer]

🫶

[@Brusttraining]

wonder if they work like this off camera

[@kodigod.6984]

HAHAHA 🤣 SAME THOUGHTS

[@alexklimov3692]

Середина приклеилась? Демонтировали такие, видели)

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Thank you 🤩

[@bhawnag9441]

nice

[@muhammadsadique5507]

❤❤❤❤❤

[@sahilrodriguez20]

The finest worker!

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Thank you 🫶

[@Toxic_reply]

Foam blocks and AAC blocks are same ?

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Foam blocks and AAC (Autoclaved Aerated Concrete) blocks are not the same, although they share some similarities in terms of being lightweight construction materials. Foam Blocks: 1. Foam blocks are typically made from expanded polystyrene (EPS) foam, which is a lightweight and insulating material. 2. They are often used in construction for insulation purposes, providing thermal and sound insulation. 3. Foam blocks are not load-bearing and are usually used as part of wall systems to enhance energy efficiency. AAC Blocks: 1. AAC blocks, on the other hand, are made from a mixture of sand, cement, lime, and aluminum powder. They undergo a process of autoclaving (curing with steam and high pressure) to create a cellular structure. 2. AAC blocks are lightweight but also strong and load-bearing, making them suitable for structural applications. 3. They are known for their excellent thermal insulation properties, durability, and fire resistance. In summary, foam blocks primarily serve as insulation materials, while AAC blocks are construction materials that provide both structural support and insulation. The choice between the two depends on the specific requirements of a construction project.

[@kuldeepchauhan1557]

This is storng than mortar with block wall

[@Mrvlog-kh]

❤

[@akjol_azat]

what i will do tomorrow

[@KSSE_Engineer]

🫶

[@Als4259]

IN MY ONW OPINION IT NEEDS MORE MORTAR ON TOP OF EACH BLOCK. BUT I DONT KNOW.

[@KSSE_Engineer]

There is 10mm allowable thickness.

[@Als4259]

@@KSSE_Engineer cool thanks 😊

[@BrunoSouza-34]

Se os pedreiros daq do Brasil trabalhace assim

[@sahilsen0206]

These blocks are very light in weight...they are not to be used in outerwalls...and they have low strength

[@christianpaulroldan4010]

And without reinforcement in between how it will survive during earthquake or flood?

[@eddieo4978]

​@@christianpaulroldan4010these 10 centimeter blocks are used for non-load bearing walls like shower stalls. A 3 meter length of wire mesh called block-lock can be applied to the horizontal joints.

[@tjrox76]

Thats styrephoam

[@KSSE_Engineer]

🤝

[@jeomacelmarques2033]

Tá com pena de botar massa no bloco

[@KSSE_Engineer]

🤝

[@anwaribrahim-qy5qq]

When foreigners build cement houses they are very stingy 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@KSSE_Engineer]

🤝👍

[@aj-tp2yh]

GLUE not mud

[@KSSE_Engineer]

🫶

[@Tyranosaurus_Xer]

There is special trowel for that kind of brick,

[@muikachujb2142]

это нутелла?

[@carloscisnero8408]

Another Micky mouse wall.

[@harveylinney]

To thin that bed. 🙄

[@tonyt160]

No rebar, no good my friend

[@eddieo4978]

These are only used in non load bearing walls and usually no more than 3 meters high.

[@OliverRabon]

Pano po kau makokontak

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Please check it from about or businesses inquiry.

[@trickybrickys]

Weak . It will crack

[@KSSE_Engineer]

There is a way to improve using a wire mesh with concrete

[@trickybrickys]

@@KSSE_Engineer the bed joint is to thin. Never fit mesh in the bed and keep to gauge

[@leelunk8235]

Mask? Why

[@KSSE_Engineer]

Because of dust , and safety.

[@leelunk8235]

@@KSSE_Engineer MAKES SENSE

[@eddieo4978]

And COVID 😂

[@dilipgavali7056]

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