How To Install Structural Posts and Prepare Concrete Footing DIY

[@whiskyjames4200]

Although it's hard manual labor, I just enjoy your meticulous work attitude bro!

[@1kbconstruction824]

I appreciate that!

[@Freshknight7]

Very meticulous! Love the work dude💪🏼

[@1kbconstruction824]

Appreciate it!

[@fashiononabudget7771]

Great job Ryan

[@kkrobertson1]

This guy is half man half amazing! You know your stuff:)

[@1kbconstruction824]

Thanks! 😃

[@ryanlandlord4624]

Good job bro 👍

[@grahamburrows7570]

Proper as always 👌 love your vids man.

[@1kbconstruction824]

Glad you like them!

[@VP411Designs]

How would you do this if the beam was steel and post was steel? Also why did you not level out the footing to the rest of the concrete level? Just wondering if there was a specific reason?

[@TheDetailGeneral]

what size post did use?

[@SophiaAphrodite]

I thought the adjustable end had to be encased for it to be considered permanent. Meaning if it is adjustable in any way, it is considered temporary.

[@shantor100]

I know all that work and he puts temp posts up

[@ryanlarimer5457]

In the US this is true, in Canada there are regulated adjustable columns that are allowed to be installed permanently like this. They can't just be any adjustable column they must be certified for use in Canada. National Building Code of Canada, Article number CAN/CGSB-7.2-94 entitled “Adjustable Steel Columns”, which allows single-tube adjustable columns

[@chrisrichards2625]

Do you fill in the slab after screwing the bottom of the posts in? Theres no second part to the video

[@thattruong2282]

I’ve been looking for this video lol

[@viankalobosvalenzuela7456]

Excelente video 👍 👏 👌🏻

[@regthebackyardjackofalltrades]

Thanks for this. I have a heavy duty tripod hoist that I purchased from Pierre Menard in Quebec. I want to make a 3’X2’ pillar post. I might be thinking too much but I want to put 2-4 rebar loops in the the post to lift it up. I’m redoing my fence line with my neighbors and my fence. It might be overkill but it’s the only way I can redesign my yard every 5 years. Have you ever made a rebar reinforced cement post for 4”X4” posts. I’m trying to figure out a way so that I don’t have to dig up the posts when they rot. Thanks.

[@davidmatias6239]

What are the demotions to each concrete footings?

[@garypeterson3628]

Hey mon, what up with the one red post ?

[@charlesviner1565]

👍

[@georgeacenas2349]

I'm very intrigued sir as I dream to build small residence in Philippines. I want to cast J hook to tension reinforce wood superstructure against tropical storms.

[@KendallHarrison-cq1jr]

you do good work Sir by any chance can you recommend any one in New York city that you might know of

[@1kbconstruction824]

Sorry don’t know if anyone out there

[@hu5tle-]

What kind of post is that>

[@will201084]

Would love to see you do foundation footing. I have 110 year old that needs them and curious on the process.

[@1kbconstruction824]

Coming soon!

[@louish.9414]

I thought should use 3 inch post filled with concrete inside.

[@scottmcphee7730]

You bought the correct Concrete, but then changed the mixture because you thought you knew better? Your concrete was also WAY over saturated with water. Hopefully that post isn't holding a lot of weight. The concrete it's sitting on us forever compromised.

[@KC-yj3yx]

Hey Thant’s a basement

[@1kbconstruction824]

yes it is

[@mikefiatx19]

If that hole is 3 feet by 3 feet then you must be 9 feet tall.

[@henrygonzalez5872]

Why didn’t you use rebar to tie existing slab #. Drill holes and place rebar to tie footing 🫤

[@kaiul2967]

If footing shifts you don't want it to destroy the current slab.