AAC Block Adhesive (Chemical) Application

Can we use AAC block in basement wall

What is that? Cement?

What is cost of this one brick

आज के जमानेमे कोन इतनी इमानदारीसे काम करेगा भाई 😅

satisfied 🎉

Sir ye kitne inch ka block he

Sir ye kitne inch ka block he

Sir ye kitne inch ka block he

Sir ye kitne inch ka block he

Sir ye kitne inch ka block he

What is the sizes of that AAC blocks?

San po makakqbili

Galing naman. salamat po sa pag share ng video.

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Consistency of thickness of Motar is same everywhere. You don't have to think and check again and again.

Beautifull house.

Pretty. . . .pretty slow.

Why not use a bigger trowel or shovel 2 fill it

Ужасно неаккуратно работает, вот никому такого строителя не пожелаешь.

LOOKS LIKE A GOOD IDEA..SAVES TIME AND SPREADS THE MOTAR EVENLY..ITS A TIME SAVER WHEN YOU HAVE A LOT OF BLOCK TO LAY.

Shite

Hahaha and that's why us masons will never be replaced

Инструменту лайк, мастеру диз лайк.

damn what an amateur

Built for dummies.

The guy working on the construction site cant have hands like that and clean clothes.

Ручку убери, мешает же

А, потом заказчики удивляются, что из стен сквозит. Эх, горе строители.

А первый угол остался таки пустой...

Чайной ложкой ужобней накладывать )

I am convinced. Rubber mallet not a hand all day long ?

Рукожоп

Can we apply joint bonding paste In middle of the concrete and block.?

It's wrong proseger

exept that producer does not reccomend to use mortar

These guys are always funny to watch on the job. Instead of just doing the job quickly or even taking your time. You set up tables and tools and all kinds of things to do the job. When it's not needed.

Looks like Primus basecoat..

Он за 8 минут 5 кирпичей положил ...

A house of 100 square meters is finished by two people in 3 days, and with this bad system it takes two months to finish it.

Hammerfist - that's great!)))

Somebody get this guy a big gulp cup.

Needs a bigger scoop

What are those blocks made from because there is no way that is solid stone or concrete, because as big as they are, they should be heavy as hell if they were stone or concrete, where you would really need another guy lifting it from the other end, but he sure is picking them up with no problem and placing them pretty easily, almost like they don't weigh much. No stone mason or brick layer is going to wear flip flops doing that job, they wear steal toe boots.

"Hello, Mr George? How much you pay for the new guy? 20 bucks? no, no he no good. Too much money".

Hmmmm I'm not a Mason, but I would definitely not use this. Instead I would scratch the mud on the blocks for proper adhesion.

I could see some advantages if you were to have blocks that were standing in a row on it's edge in the upright position and another mud box on it, that way you could spread the mud on both surfaces and have them all ready and prepared to lay

Slow job, expensive laver fee