Excellent Techniques In Construction Of Living Room Floors Using Large Size Ceramic Tiles 120 x120cm
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Excellent Techniques In Construction Of Living Room Floors Using Large Size Ceramic Tiles 120 x120cm
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Those tiles will likely break within a couple of years since the ground wasn't properly compacted.
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Tofu dreg construction right on front of us …
There are a lot of comments made by "ignorant" people. They will certainly be very fast at work, but the result can only be considered excellent if it lasts a long time, and with their technique I have some doubts.
No it won't, its not because you're using your flexible glue and they are not that these old school technics that have been used for centuries around the world won't last.
I expect that they have a reputation for excellent work that dates back generations. The sort of people that can afford this type of (very beautiful) work are usually extremely discerning people, not fools.
I was a concrete finisher in the union we do things different for different reasons. You all are real good. The only think is where better mask to protect your lungs. 😌✌
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Yes and please stop smoking 🚬 🙏❤️
And also don't drink and drive.
And look both way before crossing the street.😁
And dont run with scissors...😁
Wow. The final result looked perfect. The reflections weren't split, all of them looked completely smooth and level. Yet, in reading the comments from several people regarding the preparation of the subfloor, and that the floor won't last long, my mind is screaming "You're right! There's no way this floor will last. At the same time, my mind is thinking "These guys have probably been building floors this way forever and, in spite of my instincts, they're probably lasting for years and years". I'm very conflicted.
Not sure about the rest of the world, but here in Australia, we call that first layer 'the screed'. It is 4 parts builders sand (not a regular sand, but fine and clean), with 1 part cement. When it dries. it is is soft enough that it can be chiselled away if needed, but strong enough to hold the tiles. The purpose of the screed is to level the floor under and secondly to absorbed the crack of the floor under (usually concrete - which, if tiles are laid directly on it, will also crack with the floor movement).
Is that sand they are using to make the shape? i think that dirt. NOT STABLE WILL NOT BEAR WEIGHT; that is why they say living room
Was about to ask that… most construction in indonesia put tile straight on to concrete, which of course cracks here and there after sometime. Thanks of the info.
Мы в России называем это - полусухая стяжка, обязательно добавляем фиброволокно. Подаем смесь машиной. Нужно очень постараться, чтобы выровнять пол для такой плитки. При выравнивании плиточным клеем, идет большой перерасход дорогого клея.
Спасибо за добавление вашего комментария. Я согласен с вами, это действительно дорого стоит, когда вы просто используете клей только для выравнивания плитки, к тому же клеем это очень сложно сделать, так как он имеет более высокую вязкость. Интересно, что вы, ребята, используете волокно для добавления в стяжку: для предотвращения растрескивания или по какой-то другой причине? Живели брате 🍻@@user-vr3mc1tr9r
You forgot to mention that the screed was supposed to dry for at least 3 days before they tile, especially such massive tiles. That screed and tiles are going to crack within a month or two because of all the movement placed on the screed on the same day of laying it. If i was the owner and i see that i would want a refund.
I’ve been doing concrete, pavers, tile work, etc etc for 35 years. Our slogan is “if it has cement in it, we do it.” I’ve never seen something like that done. I enjoyed every second of it. Well done fellas.. Job well done!!
Just record your work and play it back at higher speed
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I've been in the construction industry for 35 years as a bricklayer/stonemason and I've never seen this way of doing floor tiling.
It's just a normal drypack base, just done/mixed in a non conventional way. Seems to work fine using a tiller instead of using a shovel to mix.
@@IDGAF56852 it's going to be crap in a year from settling.
Extremely skilled workers...and not a patch of health and safely gear in sight! Absolutely brilliant!! 😊
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Help to cut down overhead cost :)
Bruh😅
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What a sadistic "mista candy" thing to b proud of😂😂😂😂
За культиватор конечно 5 баллов из 5👍
This dudes like Mr Miyogi laying tile. Insane workers. Love the steel toe slippers😀
I bought a house recently, the up living room has the exact floor tile. I was able to afford the house with the proceeds from my investments. Truly nothing beats investing part of your income
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This past pandemic has really taught me a lot, I realized that depending only on salaries is catastrophic. I have seen people who have collapsed financially because they had no investment when they were actively working
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Watching the video until the end I realize this is NOT a living room rather a main lobby with that elevator off to the side. Tile work is very nicely and meticulously done. Working with marble tile for over 37 years I can tell that the base(dirt) is not sound enough to bear constant weight and traffic over period of time. The thin set mortar being used will adhere to the tile...but not dirt. Nice video !
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They tilled concrete into the dirt to make a concrete/dirt base.
Don't matter !...there is NO bond to loose dirt/concrete.....if they did it that way in North American...how many buildings would be standing???@@collinmerideth8274
My thoughts exactly. That dirt base level has to be compacted and some other techniques to support the tile over time. All that tile will crack over time.
It’s called a mud floor, sand , Portland cement and water, 37 years and you never did a mud floor? Hmmm
This is an unknown construction technique to me. In the US we pour solid 2 foot think concrete slabs with rebar and tension rods. This looks like it was built on top of sand mixed with concrete. How does the floor not shift, sag or hold moisture underneath?
If you've never heard of deck mud or dry pack, I question your knowledge of tile setting techniques. It's been used for decades here in the U.S. It's usually done on top of whatever sub flooring is already there, whether that is a slab or wood deck. Most poured concrete slabs have slight imperfections and are not perfectly flat, and when setting large format tile we like to do our own precision float job with this technique. Done it many times over the years. Looks like they did it right over the dirt, though, with no subfloor under it, which is against building code here in the U.S. These people obviously don't know that or care, but then again they are not in the U.S. so they probably won't get sued. They know just enough to make it look good on the surface and get paid, and will probably not have to be held accountable when it fails and cracks eventually. Here they would get sued and most likely be barred from ever holding a contractor's license for such a mistake.
it will shift and the only point of this video is to show what not to do, i have no clue why they are proud of this
@@_vindicator_I just realized this channel has a ton of videos of them doing it this way as if this is the proper way to do it right over the ground with no proper subflooring under it. This isn't in the USA, or they could get sued. We do use deck mud here in the US, but we don't do it this way. It's against building code the way they are doing it, plus their thinsetting technique sucks.
@@tomasom4497 yeah in the uk too. if you're flooring on the foundation level, you need to have a moisture barrier, the concrete has to be poured or if you need it very thin, you can use reinforced. and because they are just laying this directly on the ground they should be using a root mesh too, because if some weeds grow outside the walls their roots will crack the floor... i'm a 100% these guys haven't even waited for the concrete to cure, they started gluing and laying immediately
Is it possible the techniques and products are different because the conditions are different in Vietnam? Y’all wish you had this skill.
that s quality craftsmanship....good job mr president....
This was incredibly fascinating to watch. You guys are extremely talented and know your trade very well. Absolutely stunning.🤩❤️
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@@Sonia7106 ytyyyyyyyyyy
Right! Especially chipmunks are working on the vid.
No they are complete idiots! If you mix concrete correct it won't start to break down until it's 80 years old and that's when it's strongest! This shit won't last a year!
@@Sonia7106 999999999
The first thing that came through my mind was: our health and safety officers would drop dead if they saw that 🤣🤣 i'm always impressed by the simple tools and methods used elsewhere 👍🏻
that would be the best thing to happen to a safety officer
I was literally holding my breath to not breathe the dust while they were dumping those bags.......too crazy.
@@cbcbb2002 🤣🤣I did. the same
@@cbcbb2002 eh it won’t hurt ya. I breathed it for 37 years and I’m fine. My dads still breathing it and he’s 70. Started when he was 18 but he mostly breathed asbestos in those days
@@thebugalito I used to work in a printing place in the 80's, and I can't tell you how much of that black toner I inhaled.......none of us get out of here alive.
I'm so greatful for building codes
Hard to find contractors take pride in their work. Excellent job.
The skill of those guys is extremely evident. Amazing floor! Thank you for the video! Learned a lot.
Their stupidity is extremely on a much higher level. An average person with the right mind would understand the hazard/safety/health issues when handling dangerous/toxic cement bags. Shirtless, maskless, wearing sandals...STUPIDITY on THE HIGHEST LEVEL.
Are you serious? This is shabby construction with no concern of health from toxic cement dust. Premedieval methods!
I shall start work on my floor tomorrow. Their secret is the advice they are receiving from Alvin and the Chipmunks 🐿. Listen to the audio.
@@Jon-pl3hr if you have any knowledge about construction methods and materials, especially cement and concrete floors then you will be laughing yr a$$ off. They have not compacted the soil beneath their mixture of cement and dirt. There is no moisture retardant membrane below the slab. Cement will absorb moisture and deteriorate over time, there is not wore grid or fiber reinforcement in that half a$$ concrete premedieval mixture done with a garden digger and a hose. The tile will crack slowly over 5- years...Forget the toxic dust, let em do their thing, who cares if they have lung cancer by 40.
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Impressive stuff. Lean mix screed laid on an existing floor with probably no damp proof membrane of any sort - so even if there's not enough water initially, it'll set rock hard over time. Lean mix used for aircraft runways at 0.3 wcr - so probably ok for an interior. Nice to see the boss turn up and pretend to help because the camera crew are on site. Somethings never change! :-))
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They always turn up when they know eyes are going to be on them. My "boss" does it all the time when corporate visits but when they leave there he goes back sitting in his office watching videos on his computer getting paid six figures
Nice!
And beyond that, I can't help but notice that there was exactly ZERO ACTUAL tamping of the dirt beneath the mixture that was created. Which tells me that in about a year, or less, there is going to be some settling and all that beautiful tile is going to start cracking or at the least the grout is going to give up and there will be an uneven surface before long. It's just a known fact that weight will cause dirt to settle unevenly if there hasn't been substantial reinforcement or a tamped sub-surface.
This fast technique might be ok for a cheap place but not for good standart,the back of a tile(Especialy big size) need to be covered with tile adhesive for better result and you don't stand like he does on a tile you just layd on the floor...
Человеческий труд это самое ценное!
Could watch this everyday!The dexterity,skill and work system is impeccable!Fantastic videos motivating.
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I see the skill but I am confused by grouting those tiles onto what appears to be a dirt floor. Wont the tiles come loose over time due to the dirt shifting over time itself. Most tiles are grout to concrete floors not dirt plus wont the house settle over time also separate from the floor itself.
Wow, Chipmunk at work ❤️ fantastico lavoro, complimenti 😊
Absolutely beautiful. these tile setters are highly skilled and talented.
I would be very happy to hire this crew to work at my place! Excellent job!
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Lol. This junk will crack within 5 years.
You're better off hiring professionals, yes it cost more, but you get what you pay for.
Just hard working people at its finest. Absolutely amazing. Im watching this on my 12 hr night shift and it’s so relaxing 😭
Where you work at?
Me too lol
Surpreendente lá pelo que vejo, não se usa nada de equipamentos de segurança e o serviço rende muito
lmao imagine saying "hard working people at its finest" while you slack off during work watching youtube
@@SagittarAhave you worked a 12 hour night shift
Can't believe I actually watched the entire job. Very impressive work.
The ceiling is even more impressive.
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and did you notice how clean they kept the floor through out not one footprint on the tiles with all that cement around!! , excellent workmanship these guys are highly skilled and a joy to watch!
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Because they had flip-flops
If your flip flops too dirty on the construction site just get your coworker to toss you a new pair.
Ребята,если бы швы были под цвет плиты,то было бы ещё лучше. Но мне понравилось,как вы работаете дружно и слаженно.Привет из России!🥰👋👋👋🤝🤝🤝
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Agreed. I would have personally preferred a white seem to make the entire floor look like a giant piece of marble
Ага! Посмотрел бы я на твоё лицо, если бы тебе так сделали ремонт! Через год все забухтит, ну, а качество кладки-тот ещё случай! На камеру не видно, но как старый плиточник - уверяю, что ничего красивого тут нет!
@@dizarium 100% согласен!
@@dizarium гарантия полгода 😁
This is Vietnam. We bought land in 2015 in the outskirt of Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam. My father’s house was built like this in 2016….loved it!!
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Bvdwwa:^)}:‑
Cant help but to hold my breath when watching the bags being opened 😂🎉
20:00 Those tiles all have the same print pattern and are all facing the same direction. Might be part of the look, but I think these are usually supposed to look natural, so randomizing the direction a bit might help achieve that. Great job on the screed, the way you did it takes a lot of skill and is not often used anymore here in Germany.
Chinese 1 face special
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Aw man you ruined it. I can't unsee it now and my brain doesn't like how there is a mess up in what seemed to be perfection for a sec there. 🙃
Prerequisite is being able to Asian squat.
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I wish I could’ve found an amazing group of tile setters like this crew when we built our home in the Philippines 🇵🇭. Great work!! Amazing
If you have budget you definitely find one
Ri ga mo
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no ! filipinos can't
Сколько денег на дом потратили?
Beautiful. I wish it was my living room. The floor and ceiling looked posh high class quality. So nice to see what's being made in other parts of our earth. I'm in Norway, and I haven't seen beautiful ceilings like this in my country. And the technique used building the floor was so simple and functional.
I think this type of ceiling often seen in Asian architecture buildings. As you can see most of Asian building are very normal outside but inside it's quite nice. I don't know how inside of an particular house in Norway look like but i have watched so many video about Norway and i can see it's very nice outside. I really love it.
The walls look like hell.
you mean Norway houses?@@michaelharrington75
Not designed to last as concrete way to thin and weak with no reo mesh. May only last 2 years depending on ground moisture and use, not ideal but cheap
I've been in the construction industry for 20 years and I've never seen anyone use a rotor viator to mix screed. The inconsistencies in the slab will be a nightmare.
Yep... it's garbage flooring, like a 60 year old whore with a new makeup job , the surface looks fantastic.. but thats been made in a factory.
Makes for a good viral video
Not to mention laying tile in that pattern. Tile should always be staggered.
Are we going to pretend it's ok to put huge shiny tides before doing walls?
@@jonathanechols9985 always be staggered?
This is absolutely a masterpiece. Such clean and edge to edge work, like I have to say "this is what we call perfection, truly satisfying"♥️🙂
You really have no idea what your talking about. Just saying
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Hi brother
Sir please share the location
@@user-uj6kl6mx9q hey bro
I have a business that levels floors like this in canada. It's called dry-pack. Mixture of semi wet sand with Portland. Only difference is we mix one big pile and distribute via wheelbarrow or pails instead of spreading it like that. Although in that scenario it looked pretty effective
I dont get it. What about ground movement? Temperature changes? Reinforcement of the floor? Wouldn’t this just go to shit in a few years?
@lorddd1753 no man. I've done high rise lobbies in downtown Toronto, Trump tower included. Dry pack is almost industry standard when you're putting in high end very large tile. 4'x4', floor needs to be 100 percent level. You pour a primer first to adhere to the concrete, and the concentration of Portland takes care of the rest. As thick as 4-5 inches won't give you any issues.
@@kevinmoreira86 Yeah, but you are doing it over the concrete slab or other sub flooring like you are supposed to. These guys are just doing it right over dirt, with no subflooring or moisture barrier under it. It will crack and fail doing it like this.
Видео, процесс работы, выполнение - огонь.... А есть у вас видео, через промежуток времени- месяца 4- 6, данного объекта??
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не дай бог увмдеть это 0)))
If I didn't just see all of that in the video, I would have never believed that one could make a slab with a tiller and thin set for large tile that way. Simply amazing!
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Especially by a crew of a few topless dudes wearing flipflopsand smoking the whole time
I have seen the same product in 5’x10’. Super thin
And all while smoking a cigarette, what style and grace... Hard working young men 💪 👍
@@thebugalito those tiles were 1/2"-5/8". Not that thin, and pretty solid, no visible flex under their own weight. The stuff you're talking about is 3/16"-1/4" thick slabs of porcelain, nasty stuff to work with. Flexes a lot, cracks just by looking at it and if you want to cut an inside corner you must drill it round to relieve stress and can not have a sharp inside corner.
I love how they work together and know what they are to do.
Also i love the large tiles .
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This is absolutely hypnotizing to watch-Amazing skill. I am surprised he uses a hard mallet to tap-I would be afraid of cracking a tile...
Come to the U.S., you guys will become millionaires with the work you do 😊
Really!? That is what I do in Ghana for living but no good money is paid Ghana is difficult to live
@@MatthewDarkoh-zd4jd yes, lots of demand in the U.S. for honest and responsible construction workers.
Just don't move to California or New York to do it because you can be a millionaire there and still be broke living conservatively
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PARA QUE TE HACES PEN DEJO PU TOS GRINGOS NO QUIEREN MIGRANTES!!!!!
Never seen anyone so fast with the hammer like this . Impressive
They sped up the video man:) couldn't you tell by the squeaky voices
@@romanpechorin4798 Some people
watching this at 3 am and I really like it :)
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А для маленького замеса мотокосу можно использовать)))) как я об этом не подумал когда света не было
Ни разу не видел, чтобы мотоблоком перемешивали песок с цементом. Хорошая идея
When i saw the way this started, I thought there was no way it would look this nice at the end. I'm curious how the underlayment holds up over time. Never seen dirt and portland set out like that, but the technique for getting if flat seems very effective. The floor lines are stunningly precise and you can tell from the reflections that the tile is amazingly flat. Nice work!
I was wondering if this would pass inspection in the US? Looks great!
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It's not dirt though, just moist sand. To be fair it's the first time I saw this technique of mixing underlayment, and I'm from Vietnam where this video is taken, but hey the more you know
@@toaninh9120 It's common practice in Vietnam. Vietnamese home builders are one of the best in the world if not the best in the world.
@@debcarpenter8519 this was how tiles were laid ,wet lay before modern adhesives .
It is always amazing to see the hard work that you do! I notice everyone is working and not talking. Just hard work. Great job! Beautiful when finished. 🏆
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What size tiles are those
Hi, it's SKRN.
I would had flipped out at end result. They put the same tile pattern consistently one after another in a row.... All they had to do is turn the tile one side around... Many other problems too....
Great precision work. These are the people who do the real work in our works. Hats off to you. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
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One remark though, I see some tiles are the same and positioned in the same direction, once you see it, it cant be unseen.
❤ SE NÃO É PERFEITO, CHEGOU PERTO À PERFEIÇÃO🎉🎉🎉 UM COLOSSO ! PARABÉNS A EQUIPE!
Extremely skilled craftsmen and hard workers. What a beautiful floor. Fantastic work!!
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Excellent tradesman. Apart from the laser & rotary hoe. It is exactly how 25 yrs ago I laid segmental paving for both home & commercial traffic. My work is still perfect today. How I wish these tradesman were available back then. I had to train everyone I hired in these methods. Even building companies found it hard to believe these methods would stand the test of time. Up to 40 yrs ago my work is still the same as when it was laid.
The mix of cement and sand. Can it messed from flooding from underneath or is that not possible?
Cool ways to do mundane energy draining work! Wish to see a rolling drum to flatten the floor, like one been used to flatten asphalt but a person can operate by cycling on it. Also, an efficient ceramic dropper that can be justified length and width. Wish all healthy workers bring out happy buildings!
@@onesonicsbiggestdonator7600 in westtern architecture (and here I'm Ure too as the poured concrete walls need support)there's concrete foundation underneath which when properly sealed has no chance of leaking. It would need very much, pretty constant water contact or high pressure water to weaken.
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"You need a floor put in? No problem, give me $2000, a pair of flip flops and a pack of Newport 100's..." Jokes aside, excellent work and completely skilled tradesmen. Fascinating to watch those from different places and how they use their resources and skill to get jobs accomplished. Salute to the men in this video!
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Like why go to a gym when you can get paid to get ripped. Win win
@Nando the cement dust is extremely toxic and dangerous. Most of my friends work in a cement company have lungs cancer just for a short period of time working there
I'm impressed. This was probably one of the most ingenious ways I've ever seen of doing this.
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@@Sonia7106 how long did the job last?
Till it falls apart sooner than you think
@@geraldcroft9020 Not necessarily. They actually did a very good job. The only thing I would've added to the concrete mix is some fibers or dried plant strands to reinforce it some. They did an excellent job leveling, applying thinset/qwikset, using spacers, and grouting. That is one the best and cleanest tiling jobs I've seen. This is Brasil so there's very little diurnal temperature variation to cause expansion or contraction. This one should last a long time.
@@chronically.advocating Chinese guys done jobs in Brazil OK I can see that but really using a tiller and getting the mix right so there’s no soft spots not compacting it I don’t know you have your Floor down this way I’ll pass
Beautiful tiles and the borders look stunning
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Красивая и четкая работа 👍👍👍
это чистейшее лепилово ,а не работа
I've been in construction for 30 years that is amazing these guys are super talented looks like you came out perfect and it looks beautiful I am amazed wow guys
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I wish I could move that fast. They did incredible 🙌🏾
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@@Sonia7106 I want the name of that machine they used to mix the cement
Hi, it's SKRN.
@@tapologodonaldmatale153 Its called Brian
Eles aceleraram o vídeo, por isso foi rápido.
Isn't the question whether groundwater will be absorbed into the dirt/cement mixture, and if so, what is the result of periodically getting and staying wet, drying, repeating, over time?
This just goes to show that with a little bit of ingenuity, effort, planning, experience, the right tools, good weather, a solid cement foundation, good luck, a good warranty and prayer you can accomplish anything. Sometimes. Maybe.
LOL this house is no cement foundation. They're laying tile over dirt!!
I was in concrete construction my whole life and these guys are unbelievable and second to none. Their stamina and speed in a tough trade is outstanding. My hat is off to them !!! The end result is beautiful !!
Yeah I don’t believe you on this one friend. I know that the mortar technique is wrong and the these being LFTs need much more of a thick bed and it’s runny. I saw them use an additive so may help with strength but coverage isn’t sufficient for such size tile. Then they didn’t care about repeating patterns. They didn’t try to make it look random by at least rotating the tiles when 2 of the same are laid next to each other. Then they missed an opportunity to do the same trim around that pilar to camouflage that ugly cut out they needed to do on that tile.
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The link between concrete construction and floorcovering ???
How can you possibly tell they worked fast? You do know it really took more than 20 mins and the video speed was accelerated? That's why the voices sounded like chipmunks.
I've done a lot of tile work in my 30+ years of home remodeling, but these guys are next level, my hats off to you guys......
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Hi, it's SKRN.
What amazes me is the marble tile!
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Love the steel toe cap flip flops.
these guys put A LOT of contractors to shame...Awesome job, please post more!
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Hi, it's SKRN.
Because of those excellent techniques, the tiles will brek within months. And because of other workers and their excellent techniques, escallators suck people into death, bridges and buildings collapse and elevators become death traps. That's what those excellent looking techniques do.
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@@Sonia7106 your welcome
Yup totally agree, it's not called tricks of the trade it's cutting corners
That is a method they developed in centuries, don't you think they have worked out the kinks? It is a tried and tested method in their country.
They probably found an abandoned building and did this, there’s no client, the money is from the KZhead video
That was the cleanest grouting technique I've ever seen!
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And that slab is still wayyyyyyyyy better looking then the slabs here in Mississippi
Expresso techniques and excellent standards very impressive MashaAllah ❤️
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@@Sonia7106 your welcome brother
fascinating, to watch! great workers. if I were to look for a fault it would only be that a few tiles were laid with the design in the same direction. It repeats itself, they could have been turned. But this is said only as a constructive criticism, I really admire your work.
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Why don't YOU lay the tiles if you are such an expert that you found the faults?
@@raspian1019 lol that's a dumb reply
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@@raspian1019 no good looking here for an argument. Bless you.
..to be honest..watching them working is very relaxing 😃👍 ..I like people when they master their work, no matter what business they work into (building cooking ..cars repair..ext) ...and guess what?! God also likes their work ...Nice work guys..RESPECT 🤝👏...
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This makes my knees hurt, I need a cigarette and I think half of the tile is going to crack lol. Very fast work but not done properly, godspeed and good luck from MA USA ❤️
Not only do my knees hurt, my lungs hurt.
I'd say most of them are going to pop out from the base.
@@marcinradziejewski6086 Why? And what was the white stuff they added to the thin set?
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What would you do differently?
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Bravo messieurs !
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This is a great example of real craftsman at work. In many parts of the world you can afford this type of workers relatively inexpensively but here in the United States it would cost a fortune.
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Awesome, unbelievable and well done. Big respect for your skills!
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From the perspective of an experienced flooring guy, there are so many problems with the cement mixes they are doing. That troweling should be straight lines and it's crazy that they are standing on the unset tiles. I have never seen such large marble sheets put down for flooring. That's like a million dollar job over here. That looks awesome though.
You dont sound experienced at all vs them that are filming pretty much every step knowing that the owners can view it and also use it against them in court if something happens to not be up to par... Pretty certain if they were doing things wrong they wouldn't publish a public view that can lead to them being sued....lol
Their techniques is over 400 years old.
@@khancrow8212 My experience is in Western techniques. The cement floor mixed at that ratio of sand to cement at that hydration level is a mortar and we would put down concrete (which is stronger and less likely to crack and less porous). You could argue that they don't need that kind of strength, but our building codes would never allow it (unless there was already concrete under it, can't tell). The thinset used under the tile is way too wet for our standards. But once again, not done to Western standards. In using our thicker thinset, we leave a thicker mortar layer under each tile, which means standing on an unset tile will canter it and make it uneven. The grout they use is also very dry. I do not know if a polymer was mixed in for sealing in the grout, but when the grout is that dry the grout lines have a high likelyhood of porosity or exclusions which means it cannot be sealed properly.
@@kanetao polymer is a terrible sealer. It degrades over time. Western materials are not design to last. It's just business. But with these guys, their mix is over life-time warranty. Proven through ancient time.
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Always refreshing to see old school skilled labor in action.
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They’ve such a weird way of doing stuff very time consuming but the end result looks amazing they deserve a pay rise. 👍👏
Вот поэтому они идут впереди планеты всей. Что не делают то ничего другие не могут. Мой респект 👍✊
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Впереди идут развитые страны,они делают работу качественно а не клепають как попало лиш бы побыстрее.Без Марков,дотации смеси...это всё халтура и халтура,сравнимо с качеством совкового времени
Wonderful work from an amazingly skilled crew! Nobody could beat these guys!!
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Interesting technique. I wonder how it will hold up over time
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If bedding is well mixed without balling the semi-dry mixed bedding is allowed to cure before joints filled this should last the building life time
In uk bedding would be consolidated in two layers with Ot without reinforcement mesh between
Muita agilidade e qualidade, conhece demais, admiro mesmo.
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Приятно смотреть на работу профи - браво!
Через год пускай снимут как там у них всё получилось. Даже в их райских условиях будет просадка
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These guys are good. I started to doing Tile setting 8 months ago I’m learning it quite well so far. It’s a good trade
I did tile when I was younger, you can earn a good living..I'll give you some advice and this is extremely important.. invest in the best pair of knee pads out there, I had a good pair I forget the name of them maybe pro knees not sure but they also covered your shins and helped with posture..always were pads, I started young and sometimes wore pads sometimes not I thought I'd never break down but it took a few years b4 I wore pads everytime, but b4 that I damaged my knees and feel it at times to this day..take care of your knees I don't care if u only have one tile to set..spend the time to strap on the pads everytime..I hope you stay with it and enjoy it, I loved being able to see the job b4 and after and actually seeing your work finished..
@@arronderian89 thank you for the advice.
Dunno man I would watch sal biasi on you tube I know for a fact you dont do swirls like they are doing
Id say the thin set is alittle to "thin" but great work all around
Proknees are good if you want custom molded kneepads. Alittle pricy but they have a warranty 😊
Unbelievable! Fantastic. I want you guys to build my house!!!
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Now THAT was astounding...............................................
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Без маяков стяжка на такой площади..... при том что плиты требуют просто идеальной плоскости. Фикция! 2. Цементнопесчаная стяжка сохнет 21 сутки - 70% отдачи влажности, только спустя 4 недели можно керамику и камень ложить! Это всё отвалится и будет просто лежать коростой под собственным весом.
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Yo tampoco entiendo nada. Es evidente que esto es un montaje de un trabajo y pura edición. En ningun momento se ve el uso de un Nivel sea del tipo que sea, láser o a la antigua de gota. Ni una medida. Ni un control de nada. Solo tirar material y montar una cosa arriba de la otra. Y eso no existe.
Плюс швов деформационных нет, какой там марки раствор получился хз, все забухтит и расслоится
Wow! Such great craftsmanship 👍🏻
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Tip: The tiller will easily chew up the bags, no need to spend the extra time to cut and remove them.
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Beautiful work!! 👌
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That was a lot of work. Well done guys. It's beautiful. 👏👏👏🙋♂️🇨🇦
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Wow. Great workers!!! I've never seen tiles that big before.
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1m by 1m maybe you have even bigger
The biggest tiles I have seen are 24 inches X 24 inches or 2'×2'. I know we measure differently in The USA.
@@GrandPitoVic it s 40x40 inches aprox. We have metric system in europe but not a big deal, i ve seen ultra thin italian 3mm tiles 3m long and 1 m wide 120×40 inches but for bigger than 60 by 60 or 25x25 inches you need floor to be really flat otherwise you need to put alot of glue under it...120x60cm i have in my kitchen, they look like marble stone,beautifull really
Was für professionelle Arbeiter, ein wahres Meisterstück der Handwerkskunst, absolut perfekt, meinen Respekt.
Talk about thinking outside the box! Wow!
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