How to Build a Deck | Mitre 10 Easy As DIY

[@wheres_bears1378]

This guy knows how to do everything

[@alexcommodore3141]

Hes our national hero

[@suziebarry2546]

Good kiwi 🥝 knowledge & experience speaks volumes 👍🏻

[@agnesekeroma7758]

😂

[@Howisitso]

Except it doesn’t sound like he is saying deck…. Sounds like something else

[@joefrese_ffp]

Love all of these videos, fantastically documented and professionally explained. Love these instructionals! Thank you!

[@mitre10nz]

This is awesome to hear Joe, thanks for watching! ^Cam

[@goldmouth100]

I'M TRYING TO LEARN..BUT I CANT STOP LAUGHING 🤣😂🤣

[@sirenfan97]

Trimming the bushes would make your deck look bigger.

[@michellew7128]

Excellent video with clear concise language. Thank you

[@johannienel1]

Great job once again. You never dissapoint mate!

[@johncurrey2387]

Best builder on KZbin 👍

[@AmandaJane229]

Excellent skills. I especially appreciate the video content about legal building requirements. Those details are important.

[@mitre10nz]

Thanks for the feedback Amanda-Jane! Glad you enjoyed the video 👍 ^Ed

[@seandmaccormack.8528]

In this video, I like the visual ex planetary step guide made easy provided breakdown 👍

[@jkapoki1367]

can watch this all day cheers mate

[@kfbn5009]

I’ve just started building and I find these videos absolutely amazing , thank you so much for the tips mate . your a fucking legend !

[@BienMesana]

Thank you for this awesome tutorial sir. This really helped me for my upcoming architecture board.

[@goforbirdies]

I'm going to do it myself. Good luck to me!

[@davidsaid3476]

Thank-you for sharing mate. 👍

[@queenieataiti2333]

love this videos. learn heaps thank yu so much

[@mitre10nz]

Glad you liked it! ^Rhi

[@tamanimaiesia5344]

This guy knows the cure for Covid

[@Canipeks]

I really enjoyed watching your video very interesting as I'm building a deck at the moment myself for my dads house, I noticed that you put your posts straight in the post holes. In Australia the BCA requirements are that the posts must sit on anchors due to climate that may damage the timber however I just put them straight in with concrete just like you did because I realised it much stronger is there anything you can say about that. Thanks in advance friend

[@mitre10nz]

Hey there - we'd recommend having a chat to the team at your local hardware store - they'll be able to give you more specific advice and have local knowledge of requirements in your country.

[@jasonforne6800]

Ah yes the drill that makes an impact noise, love it.

[@amosmorgan9267]

i saw that hahaha

[@zachjudge5885]

He was using an impact?

[@jasonforne6800]

14:16 mate, he drills a hole and they added an impact noise in post @@zachjudge5885

[@johnbrennan4770]

This deck came out great! I'm looking at using tuffblocks instead of concrete blocks. Has anyone used these before?

[@sandrafrazer524]

Please check bearer 2 size, where span 2 and 3 are at the door recess. I calculate 190x70 is required, not 140 x 90.

[@Thegreek1331]

I love the way Australian pronounce deck made this video not only informative but also hilarious. 😁

[@matthewwalker6805]

That’s a New Zealander.

[@hamedhadidian2996]

Based on the PDF file provided by brilliant team of Mitre10, there are four anchored piles on this deck at the corners. I wish you could explain their differences with normal piles in the video.

[@Digmen1]

I am going to watch this But how many of us have one of those nail guns? And the skill to nail them at the correct angle!

[@atamani725]

Congratz for this video 👍 What are differences if U want to use Metal & Concrete instead of Wood ?

[@andrewcarranza8061]

Is it the size of the deck that matters?

[@mitre10nz]

We can help you build any size deck you're after. But it's definitely how you use it that matters ^Kane

[@Luke-tt3dt]

The size is less important than the hardness of the wood

[@melnepomuceno2274]

I take that there is no need to fix the muddy ground underneath the deck?

[@FreddieG._7]

You could put concrete under if you would like but I don't think its required

[@Pejerro]

You really did it well

[@travel-warrior]

great video and tips, makes it look easy, thanks

[@gracec5846]

Good work mate

[@tb3039]

Awesome video! Can I use H3.2 timber for my joists? Cheers

[@thomaswallace3088]

great stuff, how do you build stairs into the deck?

[@philipjrowley]

What’s the best way to fit end-joists if your confined by house wall on one side and retaining walls on two other sides? I.e. Can’t slide it over easy to nail end-joist into end of joist?

[@mitre10nz]

If you are restricted on space to nail through boundary joist into your joists, then it may be best to fit a right angle nail plate or or joist hanger from joists to boundary joist.

[@audzpeneha6190]

Hi I'm using this vid to build my deck. I have a question though. Im using a old deck that is cut in chunks roughly 3x1m. The chunks are the decking and joist. Was wondering what's the best stable way to run the piles and bearers? Horizontal or parallel to house.

[@audzpeneha6190]

I guess I'm asking what's the best way to put it back together

[@kungsta1]

Uncles the man.

[@danielantonello4088]

Great video

[@tuannguyen-le9zx]

This chanel is awesome!!!

[@statikk666]

Agree!

[@foxybuddy]

Does mitre10 provide quotes for their job like this?

[@mitre10nz]

Best to check in with your local about what services are available there :)

[@HotForgeChaos]

Chat with your local carpenter mate.

[@christybambi]

I thought you couldn't bury your posts in the ground anymore because it encourages rot and had to slab and use anchors for your posts to slab.

[@mitre10nz]

This is the most standard form of building in New Zealand, Check out the NZ Building Standards for residential houses NZS3604

[@lcmortensen]

You can still use piles, provided they're H5-treated. The rest of the deck uses H3.2-treated timber.

[@goodyjerky5249]

Is this show still on air?

[@mitre10nz]

Hi there! Feel free to check out more videos here: www.mitre10.co.nz/on-demand

[@vannguyen3251]

Thanks

[@keefebaby]

A detailed plan of my what?

[@guykviat]

Of your deick.

[@dcdreads8277]

I love this cant wait too I can do it to my home one day

[@supermankelly]

What wood is the decking?

[@OneAngryLittleFucer]

Pinus radiata

[@HotForgeChaos]

Radiata Pine, which is pretty ordinary in my opinion, especially as of late with all the good quality stuff being sent overseas and NZ being left with garbage SG8 and not much better SG10

[@Kristenoyinbo]

I wish I could help a tradie do jobs so I can learn how to do this properly

[@PowerSoundz]

Foo mean alrite cuzzy that looks flash as.

[@fleurdavey9785]

To make that pit Stan definitely used an excovator

[@gbmorrison100]

To all the wonderful people commenting on the accent - I bet you all have accents like Gomer Pyle.

[@sachior]

you could say he's "decking out" this house

[@mitre10nz]

That's the one 👍

[@1Tibs1]

Bureau means beer😉

[@MsElijah16]

Mean job thanks Stan

[@keithmitchell3282]

wouldn't that hurt ?

[@T3m0ur]

Easy As!

[@tonesncreww1998]

Not me wishing I learnt building instead🤣😂🤣😂

[@mitre10nz]

You and I both 😂🤔 ^Billie

[@CeritaNz]

I imagine if i did it myself wont be easy as he did 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@bw7656]

Nice work bilbo lol

[@andychow3671]

Easy Job....

[@Grizzleface]

nothing quite like it

[@zakkbranks6489]

Stan, can you come build mine?

[@Crazyfunnychina]

How can marry him?

[@Imazdadrags]

Tell him how nice and big his deck is

[@MrWannabeartist]

When 'the vowel "E' sounds like i, it can be hilarious. Australian accent? :)

[@nathanpearson8915]

It’s New Zealand not Australia

[@marthatukerangi3167]

We 6

[@rachelchong1036]

Ju

[@bitlikethat]

As per

[@EyeDesign444]

Kind thanks in regards to the thanks of kind