Ground Floors HQ

[@owenwilson8822]

Amazing. Not enough video like this in the industry.

[@zurezkhan]

Thank you for making this available… as an academically inclined DIY enthusiast, content such as this is a rare and invaluable source of learning.

[@Alfapash]

What a fantastic informative video. Thanks .

[@OmahcronOmni]

Amazing video

[@TheBrickWhisperer]

I love videos like this! THUMBS UP

[@Panpan1568]

Excellent film summarising the development of ground floor construction and associated issues.

[@agneloferrao8404]

Very informative and nicely explained!!

[@amalhourani]

Very informative. Thank you!

[@kataala]

wow such impressive ingenuity, I like the uniqueness and organized compilation featured in this video. it has educated me a lot and to an extreme point, it has answered many of my hanging questions. Two thumbs up for you

[@maxwellmc9734]

Fantastic 👌

[@kataala]

If possible I would wish to kindly ask you to compile more of such exquisite videos about other trades in construction. thank you so much.

[@aswclassicsdorset1743]

My 1st job when training as a brickie was building the sleeper walls for the floors as at 7:00

[@Fabiano2265]

Excellent video, thank you for posting.

[@phill3144]

Great video

[@davidramsay6142]

What an excellent video

[@danielroberts1085]

Very informative. Thanks

[@barrydoherty636]

Great video, well done.

[@garyharrisonuk]

Thanks, I learned alot

[@mpugaronald8600]

wow this is nice as to me a student in building and construction , can u plz help me with a link to the whole original playlist.

[@karlwarnes6062]

You do not blind an oversite with sand,it will dry and filter downwards and the floor slab will drop,most bungalows built like this will have this problem. Weak mix sand and cement should be used for blinding.

[@bensouthwell1339]

And I bet everyone thought it was as simple as throwing some hard core down,,any old rubble will do and get Ready Mix in with 2 or 3 metres of concrete with the odd re-bar thrown in for good measure.

[@JohnnyMotel99]

Has the insulated infill on beam gne out of fashion? Seems all block and beam now.

[@TN4theWIN]

Great video