HOW TO MAKE A FOUNDATION MATTING LIVE VIDEO (STEP-BY-STEP PROCESS ) RHYNE PARK ST. JAMES 2022😱

[@rudyardwilliams7817]

I am really impressed with how hard the lady works. This should motivate a lot of the youths. Anyway I think the spacing of the links is related to the required strength of the foundation and not to accommodate the spacing of the vertical bars. However, I am impressed.

[@GFORCECHRONICLES]

thanks for watching 👍

[@arthurspencer292]

I saw your video with the decking steel. I never knew that the steel run on top of the beam steel.

[@GFORCECHRONICLES]

Thank you for watching! Could you be more specific with your question and highlight which specific video you are referring to, so I can answer your question? Please and thanks!😊

[@skygawd5609]

Blessings bro how long is the link? Not sure if I heard you said it

[@GFORCECHRONICLES]

Cut the 3/8 steel to 18 inches in length. Bend off 2 inches on both sides. This process ensures that the final links are exactly 14 inches long thanks for watching 😊

[@skygawd5609]

@@GFORCECHRONICLES respect bro

[@lennieadi]

Great stuff bro. What length are the links please? 🙏🏾 👊🏾

[@GFORCECHRONICLES]

you can use either of these option Cut the 3/8 steel 19 inches in length, with finished links of 14 inches and a 2 1/2-inch bend on each side. are, cut the 3/8 steel or quarter wire to 18 inches in length, with a 2-inch bend on both sides, ensuring that the finished links are always 14 inches in length due to the 2 inches of coverage on each side when concrete is poured into an 18-inch-wide foundation. Both options ensure that the links provide 2 inches of coverage on each side when used in an 18-inch-wide foundation. If you have any more questions or need further assistance, feel free to ask! thanks for watching 😊

[@lennieadi]

Blessings bro. Many thanks for reply. I heard ground beam foundation is stronger. Do you make this as well? I know it’s a lot more expensive with material and Labour time but I think I should do that for 3 story house. Can you make a video on this please if you make them. Thanks a lot bro. 👊🏾🙏🏾

[@johnylee336]

What's the length of the link many people asking,what is the width of the matting and the measurement between the three steel from each other the strip? ( that's a 3strip foundation)

[@GFORCECHRONICLES]

"To everyone who asks this question, I always give a detailed, step-by-step breakdown. If you had clicked on my reply, you would have seen the follow-up answer. Just like I'm doing here, I provide the best explanation possible. Here's the process: You cut the 3/8 steel (the one I use to make the links) to a length of 18 inches. After cutting, you bend each side 2 inches to create the hook. If you do the math correctly, the finished length should be 14 inches after bending off 2 inches on both sides. So, there's your answer. This small but crucial bit of information wasn't highlighted in the video. I hope my explanation is clear. Thanks again for watching! 👍"

[@johnylee336]

So the total width of the matting is 14 inches? The middle steel on the matting is in the center of 14ins.

[@andreriley9679]

The small links u use what measurement u use please reply

[@GFORCECHRONICLES]

Cut the 3/8 steel to 18 inches in length. Bend off 2 inches on both sides. This process ensures that the final links are exactly 14 inches long thanks for watching

[@errolrichards5368]

what size steel on the matting

[@GFORCECHRONICLES]

3/8 steel is used to make the links the other steel size is 1/2 inch thanks for watching 👍

[@CalvinMalcolm-cp2ub]

That take long y not do both sides before you move

[@GFORCECHRONICLES]

"This is not her usual method of tying up the matting; typically, she remains on one side and employs a faster, less time-consuming technique this is just for tutorial purposes . Thanks for watching!"

[@johnylee336]

Educational you don't even give the measurement of the other three steel get real.

[@GFORCECHRONICLES]

"Thanks for watching the video! When you mentioned the 3 steels, could you clarify which ones you're referring to that I didn’t provide measurements for? If you have a question about something I didn’t highlight, feel free to ask. I just need to be sure about what your question is referring to so I can address it properly."🙂