Concrete Repair with Rhino Carbon Fiber Concrete Crack Lock Stitches - Install video

[@alfonsoperez8535]

Will this actually help if there is differential settlement? If there is movement in the Y axis.

[@pedrorama100]

Wonderful , I did something similar here in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia

[@thebasementguys1]

turned out great!

[@inezmickel1274]

Why does your website not have a buy option

[@inezmickel1274]

🤔will this fix structural damage floor cracks

[@ha-xw9jf]

nice method. Sorry if my question is out of the scope of this video, How can u make this nice video? which software to make video? Thanks

[@jenny-DD]

Same as Porn-hub equipment- when we do shoots its very smooth

[@itsReallyLou]

I'm confused by the round end features. Isn't it important to have the stitch in tension before bonding? The video doesn't make any reference to carefully locating the drill holes. That just doesn't make sense, since from past experience drilling concrete, precise location is difficult at best. Or, are the round end features not so important, while the bonding actually occurs continuously along the length of the stitch?

[@MrOliverAC]

Hey Lou. No stitch is already in tension before bonding. Tension happens when the stitch is already in service. I am a concrete repair contractor, and use this system successfully. Drilling concrete is an art, but we are able to get it on the spot by first drilling with a small guide bit and then the big bit. Bonding occurs on the hole are and on the length of the lock.

[@jenny-DD]

This video either is bad or the product is bad- what ever caused the crack is probably gonna continue to mess the foundation and cause more cracks This is one stupid product- a bandage for a serious problem

[@patriciamagatrator3843]

If the strap fits, the holes are in the proper places. The epoxy glue locks the strap in the cut channel & drilled holes (x2 ends).

[@runner-jp4fo]

@@jenny-DD How do you know this? You need to provide more insight..... Or is this just your opinion and you have no idea what you are talking about?

[@mav5204]

Will this work on horizontal crack 9 ft long caused by hydrostatic pressure

[@jenny-DD]

Those cracks need an underwear

[@mav5204]

@@jenny-DD I underpinned it myself I assume that's what you mean

[@roeroe5300]

Hello. Is this applicable for driveway cracks? thanks

[@jenny-DD]

Not recommended

[@ernst7704]

Or just use rebar and regular epoxy

[@RhinoCarbonFiber]

unfortunately rebar is made of steel, which has a tendency to expand and contract which causes more damage to the concrete. Carbon fiber does not do that.

[@BrandonTran]

Also rebar is larger which means larger cuts.

[@mech5]

Drill the holes first. Is this content from the manufacturer ?

[@RhinoCarbonFiber]

It will depend on your preference. We have contractors that drill and then cut and others that cut and then drill.

[@rebwar08]

Too much to do for just a crack

[@RhinoCarbonFiber]

If you are trying to stop the crack opening further and causing more damage, this is the perfect solution.

[@anatol2751]

Что это за ерунда тут у вас

[@kidcitylynnwood6324]

Seriously, way too complicated.

[@RhinoCarbonFiber]

This is the easiest solution on the market to reinforce cracks.

[@jenny-DD]

Yup foolish nonsense

[@misssissyprincess6855]

This is a product for professionals doing structural repairs on concrete. It's not "way too complicated" for them. In fact, it's pretty darned simple. Go take your Ritalin, KidCity.