The best HARDSCAPE TOOLS to improve efficiency and make your job SO MUCH EASIER!

Подписаться 26 тыс.

Просмотров 4,4 тыс.

50% 1

Add a comment, what you would put in your top 5!?
Must have tools to elevate your landscape construction game.
#hardscaping #landscapingdesign #landscapedesign #landscapeconstruction #outdoorliving #patio #paving #driveway #walkway #hardscape #hardscapeinspo #backyarddesign #outdoorlivingdesign #landscapingideas #DIYhardscaping #hardscapeDIY #landscapingtutorial #landscapingtips

Опубликовано:

30 сен 2024

Ссылка:

Скачать:

Готовим ссылку...

Добавить в:

Мой плейлист

Посмотреть позже

Комментарии : 9

@SheaGunther Год назад

I very much appreciate that you didn't produce this video as a 10 minute fluff-filled time-grab. Your content is great and I've learned a ton- keep up the stellar work!

@simeonkessler906 Год назад

Which battery cut iff saw so you recommend?

@jay-jose9952 Год назад

Regarding stakes- will lengths of rebar be sufficient for taught lines, or do I need something more robust?

@HardscapeCanada Год назад

Rebar works too, as long as it’s not too bendy, and use the orange safety caps to avoid potential injury for anyone falling!

@mountainandrivers Год назад

love your content. could you talk about your screeding rails. what do u find to be the best. we use 1 " round steel in various lengths. seems to work alright but constantly batteling to maintain the straightness over a season. any tips?

@HardscapeCanada Год назад

I used to use something similar. I switched to 1” square steel tubing and would never go back! Can get it from a metal wholesaler for pretty cheap.

@jdblank815 Год назад

after you screed a section and move your screeding rails, is there trick to keep your screed rails consistently level and at right height?

@HardscapeCanada Год назад

The biggest key is to do a very precise final screed of your base layer, so there are very little discrepancies on the surface (ideally less than 1/4”). Then you should be able to just double check the bars are still level with section before, and you can use a level or measure up to your stringlines to double check the other end before you continue to screed.

@jdblank815 Год назад

@@HardscapeCanada Thank you sir