Hey buddy, you’ll be glad to know we have used our new grabbo on those 1200 x 600 porcelain tiles!! WHAT A LIFE SAVER THAT WAS! Literally that good we bought a second one!! Thanks for the recommendation! Great piece of kit!!!

Thanks Scott , phone won't stop ringing because you are the man 👍👍

Thanks for all your videos, massive help when laying my own slabs 👍

Love your videos, much appreciated!!

Great tips !!!!

Great video! 👍🏼

Amazing work you do 👏👏 Really enjoy watching your video 👍👍

Great video

Scott mate this is goings to help so many 👏🏼

Used this Method for levels on a concrete base against 3 existing walls and it worked great. Pity my concrete floating skills are not upto scratch but not a bad attempt for a first go thanks for the Tips

You are a good lad. Love the vids and that you reply to comments

Hi Scott thanks for sharing your tips. I've done two patios and string lines do my head in. You trip over them or it takes one proud tile due to stick out a bit and you've lost your line. If I do another job I'm gonna have some detachable string like you've done using blocks, as guidance take it off then use a wooden block cut to give me 1:80 fall on my level then check with string and take it off again. Spot on 're grout joints, when it comes to those multi size tiles it's all down to maths, for example two tiles 60 and 30 put together next to a 90 gives you a length of 91 because of the grout joint in the middle . It's tricky but just have to try and compensate. Hardest part of the job apart from how physical it is, is gettimg those darn levels and even worse when you have to navigate round a man hole.

Cracking idea henry 🤣 all looking good Scott like the tiles mate on the front. Justin brickright 👍

Hi Scott great vid , thats a great wee grabo , I need to catch up on your recent vloggs, well done on the comments on the porcelain driveway .

Thank you so much your this video

Your work is very nice also

100% it's all about the prep, spend some time getting the start right, it'll make the rest of the job much easier!

Cheers for the information and showing how you do it, I see you always primed the tiles do you still need to prime garden paving slabs

I am doing 45sqm in my garden, using 33.3cm square tiles (9 per sqm). I was told to use chicken wire in the cement to stop it cracking. Is this needed? Never heard of doing that before.

thanks for the video, quick question, im building a patio at the end of the garden, no walls or levels as such to go from, would you get the level in one end using a stick and then then work your way down the line for the fall its about 8m in length.

Great video. Do you set the fall within the subbase of the mortar bed?

Just had to come about the moasure reccomdtaon mate, it’s absolutely banging, I mean you can even do levels with it like you’re doing here without putting a slate lait on, area and perimeter even been sending the misses out. Thanks a lot mate honestly fucking banging it is

Hi - I am planing to do my back yard patio not sure how much sand and cement would I need to order roughly for 6X6 metre square area, any help would be very helpful. Thank you! Great video and very helpful 😁

Hiya. For the back, does the levels remain straight or fall to the right? Also, if I am laying normal buff riven, do I need a cement mix or can lay on compacted subbase with sand? thanks

Hi mate, thanks for the great video, I just want to ask you if there is a building regulation that stipulates what the fall should be on a patio? or is anything between 1 in 60 to 100 ok? Many thanks Chris.

Hi Scott. I'm doing a DIY job at home. Quite a big area. The tile supplier is recommending me to pour a concrete slab beforehand and lay my porcelain tile on this. Is this OTT or should I just lay it on a 2" mortar bed on top of compacted CL804(stone hardcore)

Hello, nice video. What do you call the yellow string markers? trying to find these somewhere!

Can u tell me the name of the grabber you picked slab up with please

Indian stone paving what spacers to use and how wide spacing needs to be?? Cos edging is not always straight cut.. Thanks

Hi I have a question. I've been waiting weeks now to lay my sandstone patio but every weekend as if by magic seems to drop somewhere between to 2° to -2° at night. Everything I read online suggests don't lay unless the temp is above 4° for 24 hours after laying. How do people in the trade get round this? Do you just stop laying this time of year? Is there anything i can do so i can just crack on? Was hoping to make a start tomorrow but now it reckons Saturday night will drop to 0° overnight. Is this ok to proceed? Otherwise its another weekend wasted and the wait continues. So frustrating. Thanks for any help or feedback

Hi there i’m laying of 40 m² patio could you possibly tell me how much sand and cement I would need thanks

Do you use Sharpe sand or a mix?

Where do you get your mallets from buddy?

Guys, what's the best weight rubber mallet.

All tiles are 20mm. Have you ever used 10mm one? Are they strong enough for this type of lying? It looks so easy when you doing it. So...

The Grabo just got 1 of these few weeks back 👍🏻

How do you set the line, there’s no videos on how to set the line

That was a good one if you cant do it with 4 lines 🔫 😂

Decided to lay a patio completely level for a pergola, using easy ground which is permeable. Probably have some standing water but what’s the big deal, we’ll only be using it in summer

Its only 10mm in a metre fall dont need battern only a string line and a couple of road pins or a nail or 2. And a 345 to square thats it

Why are you tell Joe blogs how to lay a patio, are you trying to put tradesmen out of a job, but at the same time I'd love to see the mess these clowns are making 😂😂

Where can I buy those pattern tiles mate? Thanks