Removing Floorboards - Underfloor Insulation Part 1 - 24V02

[@ALifeOfStew]

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[@BrodaPaul]

Good work. Gotta give you credit for taking this on. I wouldnt do some of the work in socks with all the old nails around though!

[@ALifeOfStew]

My safety at work needs attention for sure lol Turned out to be a big job but in the cold weather we have noticed a massive improvement to warmth in the lounge Thanks for watching

[@MikeandTriciaOotnAboot]

Good job Stew. When removing skirting I use a short offcut of ply to put between the crow bar and plaster board to protect the plaster board. I would just leave all that rubble under the floor, most houses are like that.

[@ALifeOfStew]

Thanks for watching - yes I started to score the next board removal although I am putting a larger skirting - good tip on plywood We decided 30 bags of rubble was a step to far

[@lyndalike3037]

Doing the work you’re doing is hard enough when you are not trained in that field but filming at the same time wow well done you.👏👏👏

[@ALifeOfStew]

Yes spot on it’s tough as I am a very amateur diyer and even more so a KZbinr lol 😂

[@lyndalike3037]

We think your a brill you tuber and Chris who is pretty darn good diyer was impressed. Before you know it you'll be converting your next van 🤣🤣🤣

[@bigaldo8187]

A seasoned joiner once told me " It doesn't matter how you take it apart, It's how you put it back together that matters." Having watched several joiners over the years, they do seem to follow that advice...

[@ALifeOfStew]

No pressure then lol Thanks for watching

[@LifeistooshortCK]

I had some good laughs in this one. It’s always an adventure the first time. I have never done anything like that so entertaining watching you 😁👍

[@ALifeOfStew]

Thanks for the support guys it never seems fun at the time but stress then I look back and smile

[@welshieonwheels]

Well done stew , thing is when you retire you need to do something to keep you sane ( well I do ) but in your own time frame . Enjoy the work , don’t kill your self and you will definitely do a better job than a contractor ( no disrespect) . I say that because contractors have a specific time frame or they won’t make enough money to survive. You have the time to do the extra which makes a better job . I would have been tempted to remove the rubble if I had a use for it like making a garden path , but there’s no real need well done Stew good luck with the channel 👍👍👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧🇨🇦🦢

[@ALifeOfStew]

Thanks for the encouragement and your right I tend to think I need to rush where in reality I don’t …. Mind you my body now tells me when to stop lol

[@brianinbrisbane6632]

Good luck with all that work. Thanks for changing the intro and outro to remove the flashing. How many 'helpful' tips are you getting from the lady of the house?

[@ALifeOfStew]

Thanks for supporting the channels and glad the revised intro works I am master of the house when Jane’s out lol

[@apislapis]

A floorless performance Stew.

[@ALifeOfStew]

😂 we were for a while especially if the joists face way on the o e side 😂😂😂 Thanks for watching and commenting

[@trailblazer7108]

How did you get the first floorboard up?

[@ALifeOfStew]

So I judged a multi tool to cut the tongue as I was installing sound proofing and draught proofing later so it was a matter of cutting the tongue off and you will see the bars i bought in the description that helped persuade the boards up

[@rojoontour]

To do yourself a favour ( for your hearing) it's good to use earplugs when using the multitool, that's my advice anyway, but other than that a nice video, keep up the good work

[@ALifeOfStew]

Thanks for watching - yes I have a pair but as ever poor on using them Thanks for watching