Plumbing drain lines | Demolition Ranch Headquarters 3 | E66 S3

[@TexasBarndominiums]

Full playlist for Demolition Ranch HQ Build: kzbin.info/aero/PLQtVl4j6huzm03TA0lV1F9UiPwXd1A4vA

[@williamwinder3466]

"We build homes the way others will eventually try to" Perfect motto

[@corydriver7634]

Your tour of the “bathroom” was spot on. 😂

[@TexasBarndominiums]

😂

[@miken.4693]

Woke up this morning and watched 2 guys lay pipe in Matt’s hole.

[@leehancock2782]

Do you feel dirty?🤔🤣

[@el.tacolgando]

🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@spankthemonkey3437]

lee hancock soooo dirty yeeeeeaaa

[@709badwolf]

😂

[@opanasrt4110]

Having me only watch demo and off the ranch. Glad to say I have another Chanel to watch. These guys do great work. And very informative.

[@usn83001]

Y'all are awesome. Thanks for coming in with Demo. I think of you as Adult Supervision, the Foil to his eccentricities . . I hope you and Demo have many more 'friend' times and some more business times.

[@bamahi7142]

I'm a long sleeve kinda guy too. I give you credit for wearing it no matter what the heat index. Professionalism isn't a part time effort! Cheers!!

[@jerrylong3580]

It’s nice to see that everyone in the company does whatever job needs to be done.

[@Ender_Wiggin]

Jerry Long that is Texas for ya.

[@cm01]

That's the entire construction world outside of production projects and even then it's true within the scope of the trade

[@williamwinder3466]

I bet their non-union.

[@Ender_Wiggin]

@@cm01 That is Non-union construction world.

[@caper104]

Yea non union, but I bet they produce a lot more than union workers.

[@rhino5419]

Great to have a boss who gets his hands dirty and can do any of the work needed.

[@gscompton1965]

Keep up the great work... your doin awsome videos...never to old to learn for me

[@TXDeathInvestigator]

Thanks for bringing us along today!

[@roadrunner1944]

Always that little “extra effort”, that’s what makes you such a top quality company.

[@joehosie]

Wow Erik ! Great video yet again!

[@dlg5485]

"We build homes the way others will eventually try to" That's a smack talking slogan right there lol.

[@wbwills2]

“Church” .Snoop Dog .circa 1990 something

[@sonnymylovesosweat]

Roots is gonna find those drain holes!

[@Recovering_Californian]

I see Matt didn't show up for work. Should fire that guy! LOL

[@cm01]

No call no show impossible to find good help these days

[@itsjustewan]

Hes busy building a mansion, not a barn.

[@kevinmartin9530]

Darren is just a ball of Fire

[@TrulyUnfortunate]

Love the collaboration! Two of my favorite KZbinrs and one of the Guy's is going to build my Barndominium. Good stuff!

[@grizzman1991]

you all do very neat clean work i realy like that

[@picklerick731]

Enjoy the mix of fun/facts that’s being presented

[@sheiteish5262]

Ut ohh, i been seeing more Texas Barndominiums in my feed than king demo himself

[@ramongarcia8044]

Get ready to pour some mud Maestro! . Great video learning from you all time keep up good work Ingeniero 👍🏼👍🏼

[@richardsarcheryreviews]

Amazing job you made it look so simple keep up the good work guys from rich in Wales UK

[@benclark3813]

That pipe is going to be full of tree roots in let then 6 months, Can I recommend next time you line the trench with the mesh then stone, also put a root sock over the pipe before covering with more stone, then finish off with mesh . this will give at lest 10 years before the drain becomes root bound. other then that you guys are doing a great job.

[@fhuber7507]

For a low use drain... the roots will take in the water as fast as they are putting it in the drain. . You'd be right for a septic leech field or a French drain. . This is just a detail to move some grey water further from the foundation and to make it harder for rodents to get in.

[@fernandocortez1218]

Buen trabajo maestro

[@michaelbrennan7148]

Thank you for posting. Keep up the good work. Work safe.

[@krgoodjohn]

Loving every step of this

[@annreinbeau]

Matt who? 😂😂😂 We love you, Matt!

[@212acres3]

Hey Erik hope you and your family been doing good!!! Have a blessed week!

[@TexasBarndominiums]

Yes we have. Thank you.

[@kevinjolly4584]

Small plumber hack here, but duct tape your primer and glue cans together. It makes them more stable and besides do you ever need one without the other. Yah, yah I know but for these guys the answer is no.

[@kevinbutton4580]

Daum matt needs to get your camera the picture is so clear and amazing lol

[@thedeathwithin1]

well if he would stop breaking them, he could buy a awesome camera!!!! hahahahaha love you Matt!!!

[@butopiatoo]

Again very helpful for my project. Thanks for the detail.

[@caryreed1563]

Ditch, filter cloth, then 1’ gravel, pipe, more gravel and then fold the cloth over and cap with dirt

[@grizzman1991]

hell u all got me thinking i wanting one now

[@aerojune]

Great stuff as usual ........ :)

[@sailorddg9877]

How true your motto stands, very few will attain.

[@holysmokeDC]

Yep...waiting for the Mean Rebar. Want to see what y'all have to fight with? That was interesting and a good idea, a better idea I mean, pretty cool and educational to boot👌 👍

[@Mr.Consitution]

Very educational

[@jenniferjones1957]

Do you have a video or can you explain how you attach your 2x6's for the ceiling to the perlins? How do you attach your wood interior framing to your metal framing?

[@Bobg425]

Be interesting to see how you do the groundbeams,particulaly where the pipe is,no drainge rodding eye on that pipe?

[@richardencinia4848]

Nice work

[@jonelliott9627]

Quality work sir. I'll replicate this on mine...I hope. Lol

[@robertintexas]

In Matt's new video where he gets his pew pew vault installed, he talks about putting it in the hole he dug and pouring "cement" around it. You need to rag on him, Erik. lol.

[@TexasBarndominiums]

Yeah, I saw that. He’s gonna hear about it next week. Lol

[@rickschmalzried9158]

What is going to keep roots from plugging up the drain pipe over time? There is plenty of vegetation in the area so it seems like it's just a matter of time before things stop draining. I don't know what I'm talking about, just looking to learn a little bit from those who do!

[@PoteetStrawberryville]

05/01/22 👋🏼🍓👍🏼 Thanks again!

[@arthurberger4835]

Hey! Great vid! Just one question: isn‘t it possible that roots will grow into the drain pipe from underneath? I‘m not sure about that, but what i know that roots have a lot of strength - e.g. my house had concrete ground pipes, which were completely busted by roots.

[@shawnmazurk3816]

Will the roots access the holes in the pipe and clog it up?

[@jerryminyard7460]

Can you do a video of the plaster on outside of the slab? What product do you use?

[@louielopez1638]

A one way flapper valve will keep any critters from entering the pipe. Oh well you did what you already did ...👍😎😁✌

[@TheDIRTBIKER10]

met quite a few "Darren"s on the job site. Best men for your job, Couldnt ask for a better worker,

[@BigHeartedMan65]

I was watching you all dig the Foundation Footings and you guys called them Beams . Is that a Texas Thing you all call Footings ? My dad use to own a cement company so I grew up working in Mud . Thanks ...

[@bak0150]

BigHeartedMan65 I was thinking the same thing, we call them footers in florida

[@138jerryonly]

No sock on the pipe? no amount of clear will replace that

[@dpreston8831]

I know your an expert but wouldn't a slope be better since otherwise you'll have more water near building? but then again it's demo ranch and they probably wont use it as much. Have you thought about doing a rain water river on any of your properties? Theyre little rock landscapes from the gutters away from the house

[@usarmy500]

So this is a sneak peak on the new off the ranch video

[@rapierce99]

Should have put a drainage sock on the pipe to keep anything from getting back into the holes over time.

[@MyAlaska12]

Sounds like you know from personal experience to latch the dumpster doors.

[@timetable620]

And the pipe is gonna attract every root in the area searching for water. The holes are gonna be a open window for the roots to grow in and not allow for drainage

[@beachlife1411]

Nice

[@bigfattwin]

When you guys gonna build in Evant, I’m ready for ya.

[@strik956]

did you forget to use the landscape fabric?

[@drtaru]

they used it on the very top instead of wrapping the rocks and pipe in it (best scenario) or just the pipe in it (less effective but still valid)

[@mib20000]

where is the water coming from? roof gutter system ??

[@TexasBarndominiums]

Rain collection system

[@jamesmcclain2688]

what happened to putting the cloth on to keep anything from crawling in it

[@dlg5485]

I think it's insane not to have a bathroom in any structure where people will be spending time, but hey it's not my building. Anyway, great work as always!

[@RedRiverRedNeck309]

You should have done the cloth before putting the rocks on top of the pipe just so you didn't have any of the rocks stopping up the holes I would think. I'm not a plumber by all means it just makes better sense to me.

[@TexasBarndominiums]

We don’t let fear or common sense slow us down. 😂

[@sergioalvarado202]

Another awesome video👍 keep up the good work. Also what happend to manny?

[@trylessego]

This is a man version of demo ranch... JK love both

[@freedome405]

The hand wash sink is still considered by the state of Texas to be waist water and requires a trash tank between the outfield, also you want to start atleast 10' away from the foundation.

[@paradiselost1914]

I always thought a gray water tank was required. But I don't know Texas laws. In CA you would need a gray water tank which is basically a hole with gravel and a minor county permit.

[@SheepdogSmokey]

I've seen people dump their grey tank on the ground out of an RV as it was just shower or sink water, not toilet, and I also heard about someone plumbing their house so only the toilet goes to the septic, all other water just into the ground.

[@danahebdon6810]

I know that they know what they're doing, otherwise they wouldn't be in business. Plus the construction has to be done according to code.. there are permits and inspections that are done to help ensure that everything is built accordingly.

[@fredericksweet]

I had houses out in the country where the washing machine and utility sink drained right into the leach lines bypassing the sceptic tanks altogether.

[@cm01]

@@SheepdogSmokey wouldn't sending only black water to the septic tank create a thicker mix than the trucks are meant to pump out?

[@paulmorgan1897]

Matt, There is a video out from a guy that spent time in prison after Rising S turned him in. I hope you did more research. I know you visited Atlas too. Surprised. Hope it works out and you don’t have any issues.

[@ff05t81t]

Why am I so distraught over the cliffhanger of not seeing the completion of this building?

[@ginandi6620]

Do you train people who want to become a plumber?

[@jayschoepp5364]

Where is Manny?

[@corn_fed_ls4920]

Dirt will still get inside the pipe, you need to put the cloth around the entire thing, the gravel should be inside the fabric. It should be like one big burrito.

[@gungadinn]

I've seen it as you described as well as putting the cloth in the bottom of the ditch, then the pipe, fold cloth over then stone on top, final grade with dirt.

[@KylesRV]

The way the fabric was used was a complete waste.

[@juanespinoza8163]

Nice vette

[@grizzman1991]

just my 2 cents would have roughed in for future plumbing i be thinkin

[@protectoservices]

I thought manny was the project manager?🤭

[@TexasBarndominiums]

🤔

[@protectoservices]

Texas Barndominiums happy Father’s Day patrón from Florence Texas!!!👍

[@TexasBarndominiums]

Thank you

[@PandaEFX]

Thankfully Matt didn't cheap out on getting this built by a second rate contractor like he did with a Rising S Bunker. You can't go wrong with Texas Barndominiums.

[@SuperUncleRyan]

100% agreed!

[@micahinmaine]

Need to wrap it in non woven geotextile fabric

[@ivanyhugo10]

How does it not get clogged up ?

[@TampaMaximumMike]

Only water from one sink. No toilets.

[@dbmail545]

"There's the bathroom". Septic tank permitting in Texas must suck.

[@wozza0013]

it's a pity the drain pipe will be blocked after the first couple of rain storms !

[@TexasBarndominiums]

How?

[@DiscoFang]

@@TexasBarndominiums The sides of the hole are dirt. As it rains and floods the rock, the dirt will mix with the rock and silt-up the pipe over time. That's why the fabric is supposed to fully surround the pipe and rock.

[@wozza0013]

the cloth should have been laid all the way around the pipe to stop seepage of dirt thru the stones

[@Biffo1262]

A decent sized porta potti and cubicle is enough for a place with this type of usage but I certainly wouldn't leave them with nothing. Remember, Murphy's Law always applies.

[@augustreil]

Take that little excavator and dig a hole as deep as possible and make an outhouse, but Matt will probably shoot it !

[@nikoboy5337]

how you getting whiter in i see how your getting it out

[@robertwyche5783]

In one of the earlier videos Matt mentioned a rainwater catch system.

[@imissme8313]

Ahaha he looks like Ryan from victory style dude in red with glasses

[@grantbgyy9768]

why didn't you just add the glue what would happen if you didn't add the other thing?

[@TexasBarndominiums]

Primer cleans the pipe and helps glue stick better.

[@grantbgyy9768]

Thanks for letting me know

[@jefferyholland]

Geotextile fabric.

[@markoconnell804]

Daren has definitely got a beard.

[@Jfresh55]

All grey water is required to go to a septic system...

[@gmathis4829]

"that's the Bathroom"......only a White Boy from the Ozarks would understand "that"....LOL... Saludos desde eSpringdale Arkansas BuenGente!!!😉😉😉😉

[@random_dad99]

Where is Leroy???

[@JayKayKay7]

I would sneak a shitter in there to crap in and call it macaroni.

[@MrGschwaller]

The entire pipe should have been wrapped with the drainage cloth then Zipp tied prior to the fill.

[@esantos3565]

monday, haha

[@Mike-.]

For the algorithm

[@Hacksaw37]

Will the trees flourish or die off only time will tell if no toilet was a good idea or not.

[@D4m4g3d]

Geotextile

[@Jsummer4004]

Is it me or does it seem like darren hates you lol

[@717weston]

Manny where r u

[@curtis1003]

No grading/slope?

[@bryanmills1635]

Why not add textile fabric in the trench first, before the stone, to block root growth into the pipe? With all those trees I'd worry about roots growing into the pipe rather quickly.

[@danahebdon6810]

There's not going to be a lot of water, it'll be only when they utilize it. It's not like the amount that you'd see from a house or apartment.

[@FishFind3000]

The fabric won’t stop tree roots. This system will fail, just a matter of time.

[@DiscoFang]

Yep. It's not just the waste water that will attract the roots. That trench filled with gravel becomes a low pressure area that any ground water will pool in. Not a big issue though, as the more roots, the more water gets sucked out by the vegetation. It's not a pipe that requires flow-through so roots aren't going to cause any real issues. Worst case scenario - in 20 years they have to dig a new one in.

[@larrystaas1940]

Does Darren have a plumbing license? If not, he is not a plumber.

[@TampaMaximumMike]

Depends on the state.