You should only ever pour structural grout from one corner. It allows the air pockets under that I-beam to flow from underneath to the other side. If you pour from each side and every corner, it allows airpockets to form in the middle when each pour of grout meets together under the beam.

Love your work Robin. Your work is amazing. Been in the trade myself for 12 years doing small scale projects. Loving the capel build too

Great videos, useful, short and to the point. Some video makers bulk out their videos with long introductions and sign offs. Keep up the good work!

Thanks for the video. I fabricate these steels for lots of builders and need some of this for a 700kg beam on a goal post set up much like yours.

Yours videos helped me a lot, thank you.

Great product robin. 🏛📐

Thank you, this was pretty concise and told me exactly what I needed to know!

Didn’t know there was such a thing, good tip.

I just did that myself!! That's a good observation!

Hi Robin . What can that Structure Grout be used for..? ? Thanks Always watch your vidoes.

Why doesnt the structural steel just sit on a pre levelled padstone? Is this this just to infil the top of the padstone to the underside of structural steel when a padstone height couldnt be determined early on?

Interesting

Can't believe you winked like a pirate mate

similar to steel shims and dry-pack non-shrink grout

How many people watching this tip there tablets or lean to one side when he pours this....

You are a pirate!

Just out of interest, was your farther a carpenter? There is a product similar called conbextra we use for underpinning , no shrinkage