I know nothing about building work or construction but for some reason I can't stop watching your videos, well done

Wonderful work and teaching. Thank you!

Please keep making these videos Chris, learning a lot for your skills. Thanks for sharing. Subscribed :)

You did a nice job

a great job chris from start to finish

Thanks Chris mate.

Cracking series, enjoyed watching this! Great use of materials, excellent job!

Love this little video learned a lot from it 😊

Ive recently laid a kitchen floor in this type of natural stone/slate. It is time consuming and pays to lie it out dry first, it's my first floor !! As a DIY er but with patience and taking your time you can do it, I would recommend tho getting a electric powered tile cutter as I tried an angle grinder for the cuts, ok if you use one every day but can be difficult if your not used to one. Mine turned out good and keeps the mrs happy. Just the rest of the kitchen to fit now😳 why do we do it 🤣

Can't beat Black slate....lovely.

More than one what to do things, boys. Lighten up!

I guess it's not bad for a diy'r, but not the right way to lay tiles. for one I bet in time the tile will crack where he joined the old brick to the slab. any time there can possibly be movement underneath, you should put a membrane . there is no doubt that brick will try to move or separate from the slab and will transfer and separate tiles. the thinset he used was way to thin , you could clearly see the trowel grooves flatten well before he even set a tile, this creates inconsistency in the mortar being uneven, which creates inconsistencies in the coverage of the mortar on the backs of the tiles which can create cracks down the road. the edging used, should of been shimmed up more in order to cover more of the edge of the slate. looks better then it did though

What did you use to cut the slate tiles? Struggling to work out which cutters will do them ok

Those bricks look like giant Pez.

What did you use for grouting?

I wish work with man ,to get more expriens 😀

This must be part 2

wow lol... this is not how you lay slate. that grout was way too wet the trim was a mile out and it should have been sealed on the tops and sides before laying and again after grouting.

How much would you quote this job? Removal and replacement? USD.

I was hoping to find out how to lay slates on an outdoor step, as in, how or what to lay them with, what 'glue' do I need? I still don't know what you used to stick them down, it just suddenly appeared looking like wet cement? :( Title should be how to grout slate floor tiles...

Please use a quality mask when your cutting brick with the grinder or you will eventully get cilicosies of the lungs , shorten your life just been mindful of your health mate ,old jimmy 67 West Australia ,oh your doing a good job there

Put a shirt on!

No need to lather all the tiles like that when grouting.

OMG, never do tilling again!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!