Wonderful job, I like the mini-beam/keyway placed down the middle with the stepped masonry. Avery good anchoring method. Rebar placement, damproofing and mix looks great...that'll 28 day cure pretty hard..probably 80% strength. Great job guys, keep up the good work. Watching from Birmingham, Alabama, USA!
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Bạn làm hay quá bạn sáng tạo hay cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ hay mến chào bạn
*Mẹ kiếp! cả thế giới bình luận - coi đây là 1 sự ngu dốt -thiếu căn bản về hiểu biếtvề an toàn xây cất - - phô bày cho cả thế giới biết trình độ văn hóa của NÓN CỐI như thế nào ! --thế mà vẫn có những tên KHÔNG BIẾT XẤU HỔ -ra ca tụng những cái NGU DỐT làm xấu mặt cho DÂN VIỆT !?*
Wow that's a pretty slick technique when working on a sloped form: start at the bottom on your way up with thicker/stiffer mix... that way preventing concrete run-down. Got the answer i was looking for. Really appreciate the video. Thanks for sharing!!
Hello..'the poor country part' is a diplorable part of your comment. Listen here you may be from whichever G7 country I am in Zimbabwe Africa, but I tell you this, poor is all of you in G7 global north countries who can not do as you please but are controlled by building codes and all the capitalist slave controls they impose on you. You look down upon other people, so I give you a befitting reply. Change your attitude rich man or woman, your money doesn't dig your grave, or take care of you when you are sick, we humans do
I love all of the people in the comments giving these people hell over this. Saying the concrete will leak, it will fall over, terrible work. They will probably end up putting another roofing system over the over hangs, hence the big hole in the middle. The concrete on the gables will not tip because it goes in the same amount it hangs out meaning it will balance itself. This is more than likely common practice there and im sure the other buildings are still standing. Great job guys, thanks for sharing.
Consoles like this overhang, balcony etc... MUST have reinforcement in upper zone otherwise it would break and fell off. Reinforcement ALWAYS goes on tension side. Consoles have most of the tension on the upper side, and compression on the lower side.
@@nikicamalezic5388 from a structural engineering standpoint yes, you're totally right. As you mention in multiple comments here. However as far as a vernacular architecture practice I've seen this sort of roofing done all the time in certain parts if the world. And it seems to survive just fine as long as there's not an earthquake. In seismically stable areas this practice should not work, but mysteriously it often seems to. It should be a problem, but often such roofs stand for quite some time. you're right about the lack of reinforcement and the sort of stress generated in the tension zones require much better reinforcement. The thing to remember is that engineering best practices are just that, best practices. There are structures that have existed for decades or even over a hundred years that by modern standards are dangerously under-engineered, and they still survive. At least until there is a bad earthquake. If you go to Algiers look at all the beautiful French style old apartment buildings from the early 20th century, you'll be surprised to know that a lot of those buildings, underneath the rendering, are load bearing walls literally built with rounded stones mortared together with mud. Sometimes mud and a bit of lime. Every time there's an earthquake in Algeria and some of these collapse you can see the structural detailing, it's horrendous. That said some of these buildings have been around for about a hundred years and they haven't fallen down yet..
@@romeoETmike Talking about consoles (like balcony, overhang, etc...) has one side support, other side is not supported (free) , so tension is on the upper side, and compression is on the down side. So main reinforcement must be on the upper side. And yes, with both side supported, tension is on the bottom, so main reinforcement is on the down side.
helping a friend one day didn't know was taking me to the highest roof in the world with no ledges and needed me to lift like a thousand buckets of cement good times.)
tirei o chapeu , o qe me adimiro e a fragilidade das tabuas ,armaçao ,e o pedreiro sem corda sem nada so agaradinho kkkk e o melhor e sempe tem um bambu ,,,um so na cunheira ,,qe tal de forte . mas no fim e o qe interesa obra feita. joinha
That rebar has no rust. That is the way it should be all coated. I am impressed how these men all work together . Now i will bet that roof will last longer then anything on an american home !
I’m living in Europe and Asia. In France they uses woods for roof, it’s less solid than this technical. In this video you can use all your life you will not have problems
The problem is not in the ammount of the rebar, there is more then enough, but in the basic constructional flaws. For example reinforcement MUST always be on the tension side. In consoles like this overhang tension is on the UPPER side. They putt it in the down side on the compression side. In time this will crack.
Interesante procedimiento pero sin las debidas medidas de seguridad para el habilidoso personal ejecutor de las obras. Un saludo cordial desde Quito Ecuador.
Em hỏi chút là cái chiều rộng của mái thái bình thường nó bao nhiêu cm ạ còn chiều dài còn tùy thuộc vào độ cao của đốc mỗi nhà khác nhau em muốn để tầm 120cm được ko anh
Hey men, look at the steel mlesh rebars ! there is only one layer (12mm i think). So ask yourself this: "what it will happen when roof will be very hot ? What the dilatation of metal will occur ?" I help you to answer: When steel rebars will be dialted by hot weather (or rectracted when cloder), the concrete will cracks (even if good mix done as i see). Now, instead of 12mm, if you reduce the diameter of the mesh but put 2 layers of mesh rebars, with spacers between each layer, linked strongly, the dilatation of top layer will be stopped by the other one layer. This roof, i think,n would cracks in the next 10 years to come. For the isolation, it is fine to make mineral isolant, but better if you let also some air with a gap between the roof and the isolant. Good luck firends.
I absolutely love how relaxing and soothing this video is. It's like a virtual spa experience right at home!
Wonderful job, I like the mini-beam/keyway placed down the middle with the stepped masonry. Avery good anchoring method. Rebar placement, damproofing and mix looks great...that'll 28 day cure pretty hard..probably 80% strength. Great job guys, keep up the good work. Watching from Birmingham, Alabama, USA!
Bạn làm hay quá bạn sáng tạo hay cảm ơn bạn đã chia sẻ hay mến chào bạn
*Mẹ kiếp! cả thế giới bình luận - coi đây là 1 sự ngu dốt -thiếu căn bản về hiểu biếtvề an toàn xây cất - - phô bày cho cả thế giới biết trình độ văn hóa của NÓN CỐI như thế nào ! --thế mà vẫn có những tên KHÔNG BIẾT XẤU HỔ -ra ca tụng những cái NGU DỐT làm xấu mặt cho DÂN VIỆT !?*
Wow that's a pretty slick technique when working on a sloped form: start at the bottom on your way up with thicker/stiffer mix... that way preventing concrete run-down. Got the answer i was looking for. Really appreciate the video. Thanks for sharing!!
High Slump
There is no technique there only density in concrete matters
wow.... how can you judge a entire country poor just by looking one video ?
Hello..'the poor country part' is a diplorable part of your comment.
Listen here you may be from whichever G7 country I am in Zimbabwe Africa, but I tell you this, poor is all of you in G7 global north countries who can not do as you please but are controlled by building codes and all the capitalist slave controls they impose on you.
You look down upon other people, so I give you a befitting reply.
Change your attitude rich man or woman, your money doesn't dig your grave, or take care of you when you are sick, we humans do
It gonna be a damn HEAVY roof !!!!!
Xem mấy anh làm mà e nổi hết cả da gà cao quá
Is the best my friend. Mantab cor atab yg keren
Good work
I love all of the people in the comments giving these people hell over this. Saying the concrete will leak, it will fall over, terrible work. They will probably end up putting another roofing system over the over hangs, hence the big hole in the middle. The concrete on the gables will not tip because it goes in the same amount it hangs out meaning it will balance itself. This is more than likely common practice there and im sure the other buildings are still standing. Great job guys, thanks for sharing.
Consoles like this overhang, balcony etc... MUST have reinforcement in upper zone otherwise it would break and fell off. Reinforcement ALWAYS goes on tension side. Consoles have most of the tension on the upper side, and compression on the lower side.
@@nikicamalezic5388 from a structural engineering standpoint yes, you're totally right. As you mention in multiple comments here. However as far as a vernacular architecture practice I've seen this sort of roofing done all the time in certain parts if the world. And it seems to survive just fine as long as there's not an earthquake. In seismically stable areas this practice should not work, but mysteriously it often seems to. It should be a problem, but often such roofs stand for quite some time.
you're right about the lack of reinforcement and the sort of stress generated in the tension zones require much better reinforcement. The thing to remember is that engineering best practices are just that, best practices. There are structures that have existed for decades or even over a hundred years that by modern standards are dangerously under-engineered, and they still survive. At least until there is a bad earthquake.
If you go to Algiers look at all the beautiful French style old apartment buildings from the early 20th century, you'll be surprised to know that a lot of those buildings, underneath the rendering, are load bearing walls literally built with rounded stones mortared together with mud. Sometimes mud and a bit of lime. Every time there's an earthquake in Algeria and some of these collapse you can see the structural detailing, it's horrendous. That said some of these buildings have been around for about a hundred years and they haven't fallen down yet..
@@nikicamalezic5388 Looks like you got it backwards. Tension on the bottom and compression on top,
for reinforced concrete supported both ends.
@@romeoETmike Talking about consoles (like balcony, overhang, etc...) has one side support, other side is not supported (free) , so tension is on the upper side, and compression is on the down side. So main reinforcement must be on the upper side.
And yes, with both side supported, tension is on the bottom, so main reinforcement is on the down side.
@@hommedetowne4253I'm impressed by your response - very competent technically while also sympathetic to people's lived reality!
I think you should have a concrete mixer, because it can help your work a lot. Anyways, you have done a good work!
Alhamdulillah. Amazing Ideas. Bi idnillah 🤲🙏
Literally no one is about to stand where these guys are again once this thing is finished.
Bamboo. Natures wonder material!
Thanks Products contruction!
Вьетнам, рулит !✌🕊🕊🕊🕊👍🙂
Good job
Tường xây gạch, cốt tre, mái bê tông cốt săt !
Đình cao của trí tuệ VN : tộc cối :)
Việt Nam the best.
Oooh.. Đây là Vietnam tôi đây mà 🇻🇳 ✌️
это риально круто!
Esses operários dessa obra são uns verdadeiros heróis. ...mas falta segurança ....,
East side of the world Best in architecture.
Very good 👍
Bagus banyak creatifitas utk banyak orang
Very beautiful
the whole house on that bamboo lol
Parich office
Other than maple, Bamboo is stronger than the average wood
helping a friend one day didn't know was taking me to the highest roof in the world with no ledges and needed me to lift like a thousand buckets of cement good times.)
😂😂😂 i feel you, i had the same experienced
ua-cam.com/video/QSu-xAmPBAc/v-deo.html nice duplex apartment.
average day in a developing country when you make $5,000 USD per year.
very good work
nice video
tirei o chapeu , o qe me adimiro e a fragilidade das tabuas ,armaçao ,e o pedreiro sem corda sem nada so agaradinho kkkk e o melhor e sempe tem um bambu ,,,um so na cunheira ,,qe tal de forte . mas no fim e o qe interesa obra feita. joinha
*Concrete roofing is always hard👍*
Thợ xây VN giờ cũng chơi với Tây 3 lô rồi cơ à
Let The Children Play!!! by Santana!
thanks for sharing
hugs guys
Siempre uno aprende algo nuevo!!
Felicitaciones por la creatividad por la loza para techo!!!
Carlos Miguel dos Santos Silva
Miguel dos Santos Silva Ricardo Miguel
Carlos Miguel dos Santos Silva e Carlos Miguel dos Santos
Good job 👍
老兄，辛苦了！ 👍
Vô địch rồi, chỉ thấy người nước ngoài phê bình đúng là "nghèo".
That rebar has no rust. That is the way it should be all coated. I am impressed how these men all work together . Now i will bet that roof will last longer then anything on an american home !
Việt Nam vô địch
Hey there, I am coming new from Meghalaya.
Đổ mái đối trọng như vậy sẽ tốn cho chủ nhà hơn , nên đổ dầm bo 200 rồi đua ra , ko cần đối trọng như vậy
Yo ni x error dejaría que estos maistro me hicieran un colador ...valientes hombres que arriesgan el pellejo sin alguna protección para las alturas ..
Encerio no ponen puntales de soporte y no usan regla y si se baja la superfie con el peso
Great roof idea, amazing work skills
You are obviously not in the architectural or construction industry ! Read most of the comments and you will understand.
Abdulghani Abdo shit no terrible idea
I’m living in Europe and Asia. In France they uses woods for roof, it’s less solid than this technical. In this video you can use all your life you will not have problems
Tony 3 5 )7
Esta buana la idea refresca la calor del sol pero aquí en Nicaragua ay muchos sismos
Learn more here
Good amazing
Look America/Canada this is how you build a proper roof.. no need to replace shingles every few years
வாழ்த்துக்கள் அண்ணா
Nhà này chắc là rất mát, như trang trí mái làm sao? Liệu an toàn ko?
good luck mate
Increíble la precariedad laboral. ¿ Cuántas personas fallecen por accidente laboral ?
Looks like veitnam. I like quality construction of this kind.
Very nice job.. better than shingles or metal..
Ok 👍
Làm sắt sai rồi bạn nhé
Dân mũ cối ah
🇻🇳🙋good
great
Nunca vi uma laje desse jeito
Nhìn mấy cái nón cối là biết dân băc rồi, chứ nước ngoài dau.vn đó
Don't forget to apply waterproofing materials in this. Rain water will be a big problem if forgotten. =)
:)
Вы ШО?.. И С ВЕРХУ ПЛИТКОЙ.. МНЕ КАЖЕТСЯ ДЁШЕВО И ДОЛГОВЕЧНА 😁😁😁😁😁
Que gran soporte tienen esas cañas de banbu mis respetos
I don’t see a thing wrong with this construction. I’ve seen a lot less rebar used in roof construction in Japan, Philippines, and the United States.
The problem is not in the ammount of the rebar, there is more then enough, but in the basic constructional flaws. For example reinforcement MUST always be on the tension side. In consoles like this overhang tension is on the UPPER side. They putt it in the down side on the compression side. In time this will crack.
@@nikicamalezic5388 no
Como constructores son muy buenos cocineros de shop suey.
Jajajajajajajajajajajajajaja. saludos Jimenez
Bê tông mái phải dẻo và khô, đổ từ trên xuống nó mới không bị sệ và dày bê tông ở đuôi mái
Poxa que idéia boa, uma laje em forma de telhado.
Bake nóng cối. OK 👌
Interesante procedimiento pero sin las debidas medidas de seguridad para el habilidoso personal ejecutor de las obras. Un saludo cordial desde Quito Ecuador.
Eso es una mierda tiene mucho peso desde 🇪🇸
Solo se ponen tablas y encima las tejas de barro para que no tengan tanto peso desde 🇪🇸
Bamboo holding the cement wow.
Western people have no idea of the strength and versitility of the humble baboo.
I wouldn't live under that roof !
I've done radis commercial concrete roofs and they a killer.
A much better roof in a typhoon.
If you listen carefully, you can hear an OSHA official stroke out.....
Awesome Dudes, Viet Nam?
Bagus!
👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻mantap
from digging traphole in vietcong to assembling concrete frame good job bro
Alvin and the Chipmunks
The work is great but unfortunately the only thing in the clip is the lack of safety means
Im start to realise. They used their traditional hat...
muy bueno
Skill make a difference...
Sợ lật đổ ko
krasivaya bezopasnost' na rabote
Em hỏi chút là cái chiều rộng của mái thái bình thường nó bao nhiêu cm ạ còn chiều dài còn tùy thuộc vào độ cao của đốc mỗi nhà khác nhau em muốn để tầm 120cm được ko anh
Молодцы, работают слаженно, никто руками не размахивает как у нас. У колхозе добре жить, один робыть сим лежить.
Simple
bom amigo
Hey men, look at the steel mlesh rebars ! there is only one layer (12mm i think). So ask yourself this: "what it will happen when roof will be very hot ? What the dilatation of metal will occur ?"
I help you to answer:
When steel rebars will be dialted by hot weather (or rectracted when cloder), the concrete will cracks (even if good mix done as i see).
Now, instead of 12mm, if you reduce the diameter of the mesh but put 2 layers of mesh rebars, with spacers between each layer, linked strongly, the dilatation of top layer will be stopped by the other one layer.
This roof, i think,n would cracks in the next 10 years to come.
For the isolation, it is fine to make mineral isolant, but better if you let also some air with a gap between the roof and the isolant.
Good luck firends.
Dc đó
Good
I like seeing that general safely procedures were done on this job.....and what’s with the Vietcong guy who is helping them?
VIETNAMESE! Not Vietcong.
Impressionante 👍👍👍👍👏👏👏👏👏
Udin
No wonder they have so many buildings collapse 😳🙄😱
That is a great postulate, can you back it up with real life examples that this kind of construction collapses?
Техника безопасности на ,,ВЫСОТЕ,,🤣
Maravilhoso
sera que le agunta el bambu
Sick lifetime warranty
Они как муравьи из любого материала сделают конфетку и надежно и качественно сам видел как они строют дом дому 6 лет и не чего с ним не случилось
DIOS BENDIGA A Esos acróbatas
Sin cimbras que confianza se mueve esa estructura nomás que no se caiga y poco barilla de refuerzo pero en fin ellos saben aque c atienen y ya
Good job brooooo...