EXTERNAL WALL INSULATION ON A BISF HOUSE
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- Опубліковано 5 тра 2023
- in this video, I show you how I go about installing external wall insulation to a BISF house
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Have worked years doing ewi both commercial and residential here in the states and most remodel jobs are like this,if you are doing
The insulated systems on a regular basis get yourself a hot knife pack for cutting, v Groves control joints ect great channel 👍
Great video Kirk. Very interesting to see how you tackled this job . Just shows how plastering is more than just re skimming walls with multi finish.
Glad to see you back buddy.
That is the strangest house I've ever seen. I don't think I've seen a metal clad house before. These non-standard construction houses... no wonder you can't mortgage them!
Looking a lot trimmer as well mate. The timber is shedding away!
I also have that Titan SDS. It's an absolute beast!
😆😆 sticks like shit to a blanket! But what a top bloke and tradie, taking this job on, and putting the time in to come up with a brilliant solution for the customer. Such pride in your work, and a true professional.
Can't wait for the next part!
Another great video Kirk. Plenty of useful information. Thank you.
Really interesting Kirk. I like your thinking about the different scenarios in this job 🙂
I think your a great tadesmen (tradesperson 😬) mate. Good to genuine people who care about there work helping others.
Maybe a video on sponge floats. I never seen you use them but i was impressed last time i used one before patching up some plastering just before the final finsih. Good luck with your channel.
What a great video Kirk thanks mate. Really want to get into doing that kind of work but don’t want to run before i can walk. Been very weary of it but that cleared a few things up and I feel confident to give it a go on a smaller Job maybe something at home. Cheers Kirk . Also can i just say what a genuine top bloke you are pal. Absolutely loving the vids mate keep up the good work. The help that you put out there is gold and it’s very much appreciated cheers fella 👍🏻
Another top video Kirk 👍
Looking forward to seeing the rest of this job
i bought a small titan kango for about £45 10 year ago proper abused it since was cheap still smashing through concrete on same chisel it came with lol
Got a titan grinder 9inch grinder from 7 years ago. Still going strong and I have used it to cut bricks , walls and RSJ's.. 👍
YESSSSSS Kirk is back!! And a video on something I want on my house!!!
Hi again Kirk. After having all my power tools got lifted i also now buy titan. I have almost the full range, they dont stand out to scroats and touch wood have been reliable so far, the big breaker for £180 would of cost you a grand a few years ago. Besides im from yorkshire so i am a tight en.
Expanding foam grabs lovely to timber, I use it for skirting now! Works out very cheap and grabs lovely! Very interesting vid mate keep them coming 👍
Not thought of using foam for skirting. Would you recommend it then.
It's a good shout if there is a gap where the dpc is. You can fill it with foam
@@garygreenfield8495 yeah mate definitely, you do have to cross pin it,I fire a pin 45 degrees one way then 45 the other. Been doing it for years and never had a problem
Don’t use ‘normal expanding’ foam. A polyurethane foam adhesive like Instastick , but let the foam pick up first or wedge it in place until it sets, as it will push out.
Great video great tips. Keep it up mate 😊
It's great to see the preparation 👍👏👏👏 Top Video
Your detailed breakdown of the fixing process and the reasoning behind it is brilliant 👏👏👏 Keep up the Great work ❤ the Channel ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
top video kirk ! if you do an internal insulation job that would be a great watch !
Interesting video, something a bit different
System build properties are as a rule unmortgageable so Local Authorities generally do work like this to system built housing to make them mortgageable; the spec is agreed with the builder/designer and the Building society so they would provide a mortgage for the finished property. To get a spec you need to approach the relevant Building Society who will say (but not provide) a spec for this work. They won’t give the spec because if they do then tjey are liable for the finished work
Bloody hell Kirk I thought you were suffering from lack of work the same as me because I hadn't seen you in a while 😂😂😂😮 10. 20 am
I own one of these pre fab houses and I’m about to do the same to mine
Hey mate, just so you know, these type of houses (BISF) aren't pre fab houses. They were built around the same time as pre fabs but they were designed to last as long as a traditionally built home.
So your house is actually better than you thought mate 😀
Clever ,if moisture gets behind the wood ply ,the air flow should dry it out ,because of the metal sheeting being left in place
Great video, can you give me a rough idea of the cost please? My landlord reckons it will cost £250,000 per house to completely update, Lmfao, in other words, they want to demolish and build flats! Ta.
perfect toyota drive way
How would you do this with a suspended timber subfloor with air vents on the outside would you stop above the dpc level or go right to the ground
Was the render tested for asbestos ?
be interesting to get some map gas heat gun on the adhesive stuck on your tools to see what would happen
belt and braces job that well explained....... but who was at the door????
Kirk where do you buy your rendering materials - external insulation, mesh, render etc?
I buy mine from EWI store, great company
Oryt mate were abouts ya from like I've got 1 these houses and would like some external work doing if you are happy to help me
only ever priced jobs like this never get them lol
Why did you not use OSB?
Condensation from the metal may cause it to rot mate, that was my thinking anyway
Mate, are you aware of how much these buildings expand and contract? I lived in these types of houses and you can hear them "ping" in the summer and "clang" in the winter!! Having never rendered them I'd be more concerned about the render cracking and your substrate bowing or blowing.
I know mate, the council have gone around and done nearly every single one this way, I'm just going around picking up the ones that people bought before the revamping.
We use a flexible thincoat render on top of insulation boards that are glued and screwed to the metal.
Also take into account, now the metal is behind 100mm of insulation it won't be getting hot in direct sunlight so all is good 👌
@@Onthetrowel Good job, my man. I can tell you from experience from when I owned one of these houses here in Glasgow, the first time you hear a massive "ping" sound in the summer you shit your pants!! Also we get more severe winter here too so the "clang" sound may be the frame just shifting back into place😂😂😂