Pro Bricklaying Tips & Tricks With Steve & Alex

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Bricklaying With Steve and Alex 🧱
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Steve and Alex, a skilled father-and-son duo, bring you along on their numerous bricklaying projects and adventures.
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Steve and Alex cover many bricklaying jobs, from intricate pointing and garden walls to extensive projects like building extensions from the foundation up.
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@andrewwebb2866 Месяц назад

I'm a computer programmer. I sit in my pants, looking at screens, typing for a living. Gratitude and respect to the gents who make this their passion.

@gdfggggg Месяц назад

If I were you, I’d take my pants off. To hell with’m.

@gbwildlifeuk8269 Месяц назад

Each to their own.

@biomorphic Месяц назад

Laying bricks is a nice job, clean and satisfying. But demolition is a nasty job, and it destroys you. I worked on my own property and I helped with a couple of demolitions. I am also a programmer, but I can do wiring, antenna, satellite, everywhere basically. I can do tiles as well. I learned many crafts, but there are some jobs I would not do, like demolition and roofing. Most recently I had to load and unload 800 kg of rubble, and it was exhausting. Programmers not only sit all day in front of a screen, which is not healthy, but study all the time to keep themselves updated. It is not an easy job, and in Europe is not well paid as it should be.

@tomybino1426 19 дней назад

If you did it everyday you would think the other way round. Not to mention per hour pay difference. Grass looks greener on the other side of fence :)

@paulbarker3588 Месяц назад

Steve an Alex did a small job on my house, absolutely the politest guys you could meet and the cleanest job ever, working inside👍

@SteveAndAlexBuild Месяц назад

Thanks Paul 🙏🏽🧱👍🏽

@KurtMGibbs Месяц назад

"Where's James?" That was perfect.

@grahamfoster9404 25 дней назад

No silly talk , no swearing , and no radio blearing out just graft of the craft . You get some great jobs Roger ....Cheers

@100Chicky Месяц назад

you know what lads, i watch both channels religiously and I was thinking the other day, it would be great to see you three on site together...... and here we have it! I have nothing but admiration for all three of you, for different reasons, and it makes me miss this kind of work. keep the content coming, I dont know what Id do without you in the evenings to keep me sane!

@paullongley1221 12 дней назад

Love seeing Steve and Alex’s work, they’re so good they make it look easy.

@nigel1964 Месяц назад

Brilliant video about two of the best brickies up North. Nice casual build with Steve sharing his tips. Thanks for featuring them 🧱🧱🧱

@SteveAndAlexBuild Месяц назад

Cheers Nigel 😍🧱👍🏽

@pat_link_ Месяц назад

100% the best Dad and Lad team @steveandalex

@bobjit252 Месяц назад

Are they fook the best brickies up north , there’s hundreds of decent brick layers out there but don’t go on you tube , there not the only references to bricklayers

@boyasaka Месяц назад

@@bobjit252 well non of these decent brickies are building new builds as they are shocking Very rarely do I look at a new extension or garden wall etc and think that’s neat and smart , I can always pick faults with it with in seconds and think I could have done better and I’m not a bricky But now and again I see awesome perfect brick work

@boyasaka Месяц назад

Where are these lads based ? I’m north east

@tonydalton6756 23 дня назад

I watch every video that Steve & Alex do. Such genuine guys & above all conscientious.

@eddieMurphy11111 26 дней назад

Nice to see you teaching a "Expert" on how to do a job properly and as always keeping things nice and clean well done Steve and Alex

@BrasherFox 12 дней назад

Great to see Steve a local Brickie giving tips and methods. Not forgetting Alex doing the donkey work.

@SJWardBuilders Месяц назад

Steve and Alex with Skill Builder production quality. Absolute mustard! Roger was good too!

@Sean006 Месяц назад

Not so keen on the elevator music myself.....prefer Steve's choice of tunes on 'Bricklaying with Steve & Alex'.

@stephannieschapiro1816 Месяц назад

Honestly, I picked up more from this video than all the other videos I have watched!!! Thank you!!!

@SteveAndAlexBuild 28 дней назад

Great to hear 🧱👍🏽

@davebarrow2194 Месяц назад

Nice one Steve,Alex and Roger👍3 genuine lads right there!

@nickhaley4663 Месяц назад

I remember an old brickie telling me the muck doesn’t stick the bricks together, it holds them apart. I reckon he was right.

@ena6631 Месяц назад

Nice to see all three experts having fun, great team.

@garulusglandarius6126 19 дней назад

I love this channel , Roger you have a great way of conveying not only how but why ( much like one of my other favourite channels ) I’m a handy man ( the trade you professionals hate 🤣😂 ) and I’m always striving to do the best jobs I can. Good bricklayers impress me no end , I could probably lay about 3 bricks an hour ☹️ Your channel is priceless to me, cheers guys 👍👍

@strummer6642 27 дней назад

Great video, really relaxing to watch, and Steve and Alex not selling anything other than their experience.

@stufq Месяц назад

What a skill to lay them bricks, great bricklayers Steave and Alex 👍

@kevinmartin9432 25 дней назад

Two of my favorite channels!

@TooMuchInfoSir Месяц назад

My surprise to see this in my feed, first Kirk and now Steve and Alex ❤️ Strange watching them in 4k though 😂 Great team and always great work!

@eddjordan2399 Месяц назад

Great to se Steve and Alex on this channel they are fantastic and have followed them for years. cracking.

@SteveAndAlexBuild Месяц назад

Cheers Ed🙏🏽🧱👍🏽

@seanolaoire8476 Месяц назад

This is gold 😊 Friday night viewing brilliant.

@johnbuist5289 28 дней назад

Always top workmanship from Steve and Alex good tradesmen to get tips from 👌🏻

@SteveAndAlexBuild 28 дней назад

😁🧱👍🏽🙏🏽

@andrewplumb6544 Месяц назад

Just a privilege to watch listen and learn, thank you

@jimichip Месяц назад

😂 ‘where’s James?!’ Thanks for the mention, one day we’ll meet boys!

@SteveAndAlexBuild Месяц назад

No probs James we all miss you and a get together is a must one day 🧱👍🏽🤜🏽🤛🏽

@_tmmy_ Месяц назад

“Ello mate”

@normanboyes4983 Месяц назад

Yes - where is James - we all miss you.

@planb1853 24 дня назад

Hi mate hope ur well 👍 😊

@shaunglendinning Месяц назад

Great video Roger, have watched Steve and Alex before, great pair of brickie's. Appreciated lads.

@michaelshaw1662 Месяц назад

Great lads Steve and Alex 👍🤜🤛

@glynnepritchard2526 Месяц назад

Ive been waiting for this one

@johnhaydon4055 Месяц назад

You're a brave man Alex, looking after these two old boys, if you need another old duffer give us a ring. ATB from J & H Builders

@SteveAndAlexBuild Месяц назад

😂🧱👍🏽

@gaugeonesteam 26 дней назад

Great channel this is. Anything you need for your house it's here!

@charleslewis1357 Месяц назад

Nice to see Steve and Alex on this channel. I follow them on RU-vid too. Always watch your videos and theirs! Great.

@SteveAndAlexBuild Месяц назад

😁🙏🏽🧱👍🏽

@brandoncattermole9403 Месяц назад

Bricklaying is amazing it's my passion in life

@Tom-zl2wk Месяц назад

Top bunch of lads you gents 👌👍

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

Nice of you to say so. There seems to be a lot of negativity coming in on the comments lately. Maybe blame the long spell of bad weather. Sunny days are here again

@boyasaka Месяц назад

I had never layed a brick in my life , and wanted a single garage built A brick layer I know was going to build himself a new garden wall , so I asked if I could labour for him to learn the very basics So I spent a weekend labouring for him, few weeks later after watching hours and hours of you tube videos I had a practice and built a meter wide wall 5 bricks high and then knocked it down I then dug out for foundations and mixed them by hand and poured them in It then took me 6 months , doing a few hours each night and weekends , Put the roof on and for a roller door fitted , I was probably laying 1 brick in the same time a bricky would lay 5 , but the garage was / is absolutely perfect , every single joint is 10mm , and perfectly square and plumb in every direction When I finished , told the bricky I know and he come round to have a look , he initially said , no way did you build that , then after 15 mins inspecting it He said actually I can tell a bricky didn’t built that as it’s absolutely perfect , it’s a work of art , it’s better then I could have done , but obviously a bricky would have did it 10 times as fast as I took

@stuartfarrell6729 17 дней назад

love your how too videos

@Doug.... Месяц назад

They make it look easy don't they Rodger 😜

@didgejan 21 день назад

Great video lads.. 👍

@Ultimate-roofing-square. Месяц назад

Nice work chaps. 🙌🏻 🧱🧱🧱🧱🤩

@bigal6789 Месяц назад

Great tips Lads from 2 channels I follow.

@Binzdogger Месяц назад

It's a quality situation really, I personally always cut the cavity through and bridge the insulation to the existing and if on the corner, tooth out if brick sizes match (metric Vs old imperial etc) realistically only takes an hour or so all in and the finish just looks much better.

@RichardDowd Месяц назад

Never heard one good comment about LBCs! Those bricks that now have to go into the skip which would previously been used in the inner skin - wonder if they account for that in their carbon/net-zero scam?

@tlangdon12 Месяц назад

It's not the designer's fault in the manufacturing process is flawed.

@paulzirker706 Месяц назад

Great video

@Sean006 Месяц назад

Bit of a surprise to see Steve & Alex.....I see they got their Milwaukee tools in shot. Great guys 👍

@SteveAndAlexBuild 28 дней назад

😉🧱👍🏽

@johncoppock3823 Месяц назад

Plumbing good brickwork, and great video. Wish you guys had built my house 😊. I know they are easy to lift with the tongs, but on the average new estate these days I'd be scared of speccing bricks with holes rather than frogs. Just too easy to cheat and not use enough mortar, and make it look good with the pointing. Your beds and perps were superb, as always 😊

@dougieranger Месяц назад

Some bricks are so two faced. I’ll get my coat. Subbed the lads channel. 👏🏼

@SteveAndAlexBuild Месяц назад

With those jokes you’re very welcome 🤣🤣cheers 🧱👍🏽

@dougieranger Месяц назад

@@SteveAndAlexBuild Enjoy the weekend lads. 🍻

@markmiwurdz2248 Месяц назад

@SkillBuilder. At 10:44 you mention the little girl in the Fairy Liquid ad from all those years ago. Actually it was Leslie Ash - the blonde girl in “Men Behaving Badly” amongst other TV and film appearances. Always good to see you linking with other competent building tradesmen on RU-vid. You and yours stay safe and well.

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

Well done Mark it was her. The 'mother' in the advert was Nanette Newman who is Emma Forbes real life mother so I wrongly assumed she got her kid in on the act.

@JamesBrown-yn7xr 28 дней назад

I.T day job, but contemplating a small wall in the garden so I shall check them out for endless research of jobs I would like to be able to do but can never get around to. 🙂

@mickeytherye Месяц назад

Its easier to use your wall starter kit as a profile, just pin into that rather than nailing a timber to the wall

@brianhume4743 Месяц назад

Great video 📹

@SteveAndAlexBuild Месяц назад

Cheers Brian 👍🏽🧱

@nigelsmith1198 Месяц назад

Roger’s brickwork is as good as his plastering.!!😂

@Derrmo Месяц назад

Nice video Roger, always a pleasure to watch. I've been doing some projects around home recently, the blocks I'm using are 9" cavity blocks weighing 25kg each. This looks so easy compared with what I'm using. Maybe you could do a video on them some day and how difficult they are to work with. I suspect some seconds were mixed with my delivery as some are 220mm instead of 210mm, impossible to work with.

@axgtsimi Месяц назад

great content you should do more together steve and alex are great builders i watch there channel

@petergraham-bj8iz 26 дней назад

great video guys love steve and alex and you always get quality from skill builder, you need to do a video with izzy the bricky soon thanks as always for the quality of the show

@dantheman1337 Месяц назад

Love the video. On a separate note, porches seem to have as many cons as pros. Annoying room in the way of getting furniture in. Not big enough for much because it is a corridor. Takes space away from drive. Needs another door. On the plus side it insulated the front room or hall a little and adds another barrier (but big deal).

@smarty0604 Месяц назад

Quality are Steve and Alex love the channel ,clean crisp accurate , I know Steve struggles on his feet these days he’d make a great teacher /collage apprentice tutor , how to do it properly . Alex is a lucky lad having someone like Steve as his old man . I’m no bricklayer but I was given the chance I’d love to learn off someone like Steve .

@SteveAndAlexBuild Месяц назад

Cheers 🙏🏽🧱👍🏽

@sabnamgurung6226 28 дней назад

Hi I have floor heater problem. When I am using floor heater my motor overheats and both water pipes are hot too. So my concern is is it normal or I need to do something about it? Hope to hear from you thank you very much

@Bo88y22 5 дней назад

Charlie Collinson would have had the extension up in the time that took to make this video.😂😂😂

@user-cs1dt2xw4c 10 дней назад

Here is one for you how do you overcome a grunter in brickwork.

@theplumber4934 19 часов назад

I enjoy watching Steve & Alex and am going to attempt a shed base in brick, Why are bricks made shorter to fit the length of run rather than make the length a full number of bricks, Thanks

@SkillBuilder 19 часов назад

As he explained at the start they didn't want to apply for planning consent so the porch had to stay within the dimensions for permitted development. That cut brick is the difference.

@Google_Does_Evil_Now Месяц назад

Roger, is it true that it's better to tap with the handle instead of the metal edge because it causes less micro cracks? A brickie told me each tap cause tiny cracks so it's better not to hit with the metal edge. True?

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

It could be but most of the time that level of tapping is not needed . The mortar was as dead as a dodo. I would have used half a shovel of lime in that mix to retain the moisture. I don't know how brickies work with such crap sand.

@raverdal Месяц назад

Good video , one question , why the three quarters ? Why not just set out to work bricks ?

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

This was explained rigtht at the start. It is to keep it a few millimetres within the limit for planning consent.

@raverdal Месяц назад

@@SkillBuilder I see , would planners pull you over 25 mm ?

@richardlyons7582 Месяц назад

Roger love it when your nearing the top and you step back to look at the wall and one brick is round the wrong way, Oh %@&$ it and you know you can't leave it.

@markmorgan6231 Месяц назад

Instead of using the 4 by 1 to pin into. Pin into the wall starter as your profile 👍

@troyboy4345 Месяц назад

60% increase labour cost if you add a Plumber in a job, they need to pay for the private Dental work

@Paul_Holmes Месяц назад

Roger why aren't you doing something with Charlie Collison?

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

We have never had any contact with Charlie Collison, Steve and Alex have supported our channel for years. It was time to return the compliment and meet them in person.

@davebarrow2194 Месяц назад

Every other word would begin with an F if it was charlie🙈

@Droningonuk Месяц назад

@SkillBuilder get glenn veness on!!!! It'll be a sell out!!!

@Paul_Holmes Месяц назад

@@SkillBuilder Fair enough

@JohnnyMotel99 Месяц назад

Is that blown cavity insulation? Seems a bit odd in a fairly modern build.

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

Yes it seems strange.

@normanboyes4983 Месяц назад

You can be sure it will be something very very cheap.

@SuperHaptics Месяц назад

Something I just noticed when the professional bricklayers tap the brick with thw trawl to set it they are always also pushing it down with their other hand. Thats what it makes it go where they want. Is that true?

@nigelwood6242 29 дней назад

A good bricklayer never taps the brick

@MarkgarrettGarrett-gt2hc Месяц назад

Flashing so no water down cavity . Weeps holes

@paul756uk2 Месяц назад

London brick are only still in business because of brick matching to existing properties that used them back in the day. Also, I've seen entire houses having their face bricks replaced in 80s built houses because they've gone pink and entirely lost their facing. What's gone so wrong with the garbage they produce these days? Having said that it's always heartening to see tradesmen having pride in their work.

@simontaylor6256 26 дней назад

Nice tidy job, if that building was 50mm wider it wouldn't have that 3/4 in it though

@SkillBuilder 26 дней назад

Yes and has he explained the start he had to keep it just below the point where you need planning permission so that is the reason for the 3/4.

@samyueru612 29 дней назад

Fake air brick at the front love it

@SkillBuilder 29 дней назад

it is ducted through to the beam and block void

@jamoco1 17 дней назад

Rog, best stick to plumbing

@SkillBuilder 17 дней назад

Don't be such as spoil sport, my plumbing wasn't too good on my first day, or year, or decade come to that.

@teepee9466 Месяц назад

Why are the bricks that join the porch to the house not toothed-in? Not as a criticism, just a question to help me understand. I thought toothing the bricks in results in a stronger joint between the two structures. Thanks.

@Martin-Buildforce Месяц назад

Speed

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

teepee When I started as a brickies labourer I spent hours toothing in. It was easy in sand and lime but without angle grinders it was almost impossibe to avoid snapping the brick teeth in sand and cement. We peristed untl metric bricks came in and it was no longer possible to keep the courses. A bricklayer, named Furr, came up with the Furfix Profile and got it approved as a way of joining new work to existing. He manufactured it for many years from a small factory but eventually sold the business to Simpspm Strongtie. Building control officers now consider the profile to be a superior method of fixing because it allows differential movement between old and new. If a building moves and it has been toothed in the bricks will crack all the way down the join so it gains nothing. Most of the benefit of tying in is to provide sideways stability rather than preventing the brickwork pulling away. It helps to have a mastic joint down the profile.

@teepee9466 Месяц назад

@@SkillBuilder very helpful, thanks. Technology/techniques have moved on, then!

@pauldixon3677 29 дней назад

Nice video Roger. Highlights just how shite bricks are these days, LBC for me are the worst! There never seems to be any consistency in size, colour or texture! I dont know what the manufacturers are doing but they are very inconsistent. Oh and they have the audacity to charge an arm and a leg for the shit brick!

@keithbryden5395 Месяц назад

2 threequarters in that front return avoid the zip

@hoog111 Месяц назад

Put your glasses on Roger.

@user-yx9yd1zw6q 26 дней назад

There's a top and bottom to them bricks aswell

@paska22222 4 дня назад

love the video! but the bond and 3/4 cut in the middle not so much, i'm afraid🤫

@SkillBuilder 4 дня назад

The reason for the zip is explained.

@johncollier7744 Месяц назад

Steve, don't know what camera Roger uses, but you look a lot younger on here 😅

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

We used the same camera on Steve as we do on Roger. It knocks 10 years off.

@SteveAndAlexBuild Месяц назад

😂😂🧱👍🏽

@scottnever8732 Месяц назад

Roger is definitely a better plasterer lol

@jamesbrett6518 28 дней назад

Stainless is magnetic. Just tried a spoon versus a magnet from an old HDD

@SkillBuilder 28 дней назад

some stainless is but it depends on the grade. Wall ties are a good grade because they need to last 100 years.

@240soundwave Месяц назад

The Old BriKii?

@peterthebricky Месяц назад

I like the corner blocks Thought I heard a woodpecker

@SteveAndAlexBuild Месяц назад

Nowt wrong with tapping 🤙🏾

@SKJunior_ 17 дней назад

ear protection for an SDS drill , seen it all now 😂

@SkillBuilder 17 дней назад

sorry mate I am not hearing you

@derekrobertson1548 Месяц назад

What was added to the cement mixer at 2:10 in thr video?

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

black dye

@fireblaster9961 Месяц назад

Sparky collaboration next?

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

shocking news

@tomasdevine7756 27 дней назад

All apartment blocks and sites with northern Ireland slashers are frogs down. Some cant build brick the right way up. I cant understand how it happens its a total disgrace.

@scottnever8732 Месяц назад

A decent mortar mix would help, thats too stiff if your tapping every brick you lay.

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

It is hard to keep it wet in the sunshine, not that we have had a lot of that lately but it did dry out too quickly.

@nigelwood6242 29 дней назад

Pic n dip

@dbank6107 29 дней назад

why a three quarter? Could have chased bond.

@user-cs1dt2xw4c 10 дней назад

Why have you got a three quarter cut in the middle,

@SkillBuilder 10 дней назад

To keep the building just inside the limit on planning permission. It was explained at the start

@user-cs1dt2xw4c 10 дней назад

@@SkillBuilder any skilled bricklayer puts the cuts in the corner Mr , what you know about bricklaying you could write on the back of a postage stamp sideways.

@SkillBuilder 10 дней назад

I am going to go away and cry now.

@JohnMoran-fh9lo Месяц назад

Why are there so many cut 3/4 bricks? In the front door pillar, ppssibly yes, but with minor adjustments to the sizes, you can still keep within permitted planning. In the past, after inheriting a poorly set out foundation, I've cut 10mm off 3 or 4 brick, to avoid a nasty looking 3/4 in the middle of a wall. That 3/4 will look worse, all the way up, in the middle of short gable, that faces the road, for the world to see !! Its face brickwork, it isn't just about the quality of the brick and the pointing

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

It was explained that it needed to stay withing permitted development to avoid planning. If you know how to make it bigger but keep it smaller you should tell us.

@JohnMoran-fh9lo Месяц назад

@SkillBuilder simple to explain, it's about setting out walls to brick sizes not fixed dimensions. A brick is (generally) 215mm + 10mm mortar joint = 225mm x 13 bricks = 2.925m. As a skilled builder, would you recommend losing 75mm over a 3 m length and keeping it aesthetically pleasing on the front of the house, or do you prefer a cut that looks like a zip up the middle? Alternatively, as I mentioned, neatly cut 4 bricks rather than one and "disguise" the cut. I'm a working Bricklayer, Tutor, Assessor, with over 44 yrs experience in an Industry thats tried to destroy bricklaying as a trade.

@user-we6mo4gu1p Месяц назад

What’s with all the three quarters ? cut three bricks to disguise . Use your cutter to run them off first ! Every brickes a critic 🤣

@benchippy8039 Месяц назад

I guess on the upside the core hole bricks can’t be laid frog down by some of the impostors out here

@otterofdespair3387 Месяц назад

Come on Roger, time to film a night on the gear with Charlie Collison 👍

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

I think I might pass on that one,

@PC-oi4kj Месяц назад

😅Too many mortar droppings are falling into the cavity. Bricklayers lay cavity battens along the top of the wallties at dpc level to stop this. The battens are raised up as the internal wall rises. These stop mortar droppings accumulating onto lower wallties and breaching the cavity. You can strike off all you want but it won't prevent snots falling into the cavity.

@shanedalton3299 27 дней назад

Lots of tapping

@dmarriott9701 Месяц назад

Keep the plumbing going Roger, easy to see why you’re a plumber and not bricklayer 😂

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

True but I wasn't born a plumber, I had to learn it and I am fairly sure I could learn most things, given the time and inclination. Did I enjoy myself? Yes and hoepfully some of our viewers also learned a few tricks.

@dmarriott9701 Месяц назад

@@SkillBuilder don’t doubt that for one minute you seem to be able to turn your hand to most things. Used to like your ‘Roger’s Rants’ in PHPI, agreed with most of them. Built my own shed and garage all through asking questions from other trades on site. Struggling now at 75 with knees that don’t want to bend. Hospital say they don’t think 50+ years have caused it but I’m damn sure it’s not been caused by any office work I had to do. Keep up the good work love to see the vids and miss James’s contributions (excellent craftsman)

@SkillBuilder Месяц назад

Yes James is a lovely bloke and we miss him. Good to know he is a lot happier now.