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Im juat about to pour footers for my new house. Im so glad i saw this. I think it would be less cost than wood forms. And easier to do.

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Will this work with structural metal stud too? I’m planning to frame the inside walls with metal studs..

Really impressive but where can you build the footer on-grade? Looks like Canada where the footer should be 4’ below grade on undisturbed soil due to freeze/thaw cycles and heaving.

I don't understand all of it.

You said you was going green.Why didn't you build the whole house out of ICF. It would have been more energy efficient

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Where did the names "Zont/Zuckle etc" come from? what do the actually mean? Are they made up?

How is the home? What did you think about the helix?

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I hope these are available for residential projects.

I'm sure an ordinary rebar cage imbedded in the footing could be accommodated with sufficient diameter/clearance. Like all ads, things are simplified

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Obviously they didn’t watch a video before hand … 😮

We used the traditional ICF bracing with our elaborate cliffside build and it was the biggest and most complicated pain in the ass. These are a total game changer.

Hats off to Mike and his crew. Incredible sense of humor!!! 😄😄😄

Live and learn.

Great video

Helix only claim a twenty year life for concrete with their rebar. What happens when the micro rebar rusts out in your damp climate?

Kinda sounds like a puppet too, go figure

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Is there a limit on how high you can go? I’m looking to go 16 feet high

Fantastic product!

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Metal bracing is way faster

I can build this way quicker with cement blocks, no problem

It's slow and not what it's cracked up to be, I think I could lay the foundation out of cement block a lot quicker

That is no good, there's a lot they don't show you, don't believe it

Seems like a good product and a good company if they are sponsoring the project. +++

After leveling ((or zeveling?), I would tape around the threads of the zeveler before foaming and pouring concrete. That would make clean up of the zeveler easier to use on the next project.

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And what is the point of this 30 second video????????

These guys don't mess around. If I were in their area I know who I'd be looking up.

I would be terrified about having a blowout

Awesome!

I'm sure this monopour install is practical in some instances, however after building foundations with ICF's since 1999, I'm not sold yet. Certainly not here in the high rockies of Colorado where almost every foundation has multiple footing elevation steps. How would these blocks work on a hillside foundation construct especially when the county requires the steps to "waterfall", as in continuous? Maybe it's that I'm am just an old geezer set in my ways, but I am always interested in new construction techniques.

My biggest concern is the flexibility of the 2x4. Quality of the 2x4 could easily become an issue as well.

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where can you get the zevelers?

Neat to watch. I'm baffled by that laser level, how on earth does it work? Seems like it'd need a reference point to bounce the light off of.

Maybe you and your viewers might look into geopolimer concrete.

Fabform products are great. Too bad Nudura is pricing itself out of the market.

what adhesive is used?

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Hey Greg, I am looking into the Helix Mirco Rebar. I'm interested now that it has been over some time, How is the foundation holding up? Have you seen any issues with using the Mirco Rebar?

What's the lifespan of that Helix inside the concrete?

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Do you need to brace the outside

Hi. 😊 How many inches can these make up? We have an existing slab that’s in great condition, but was poured by previous owners to park an RV, at an intentional slight slope, to shed water in a specific direction. We want to put up a smallish ICF building on that slab and this looks like an easier solution than sawing the bottom of the blocks, but it’s approximately 4 inches lower from one side to the other. Can these make up that much difference?

A little bit of a product specific detailed question I'm looking at using quad lock it's first course sits on a metal channel, the metal channel would interfere with the fast footing foot, curious if you would think the fast footing foot just sit on the outside of the ICF and screws through the metal channel at the bottom, and then the plastic fastener would that be a problem it's just not flush. 14:29 with the wood strip going all the way around the base in my situation what I probably would do is take another wood strip and put it between the fast footing legs and another fast footing leg so that this wooo strip and plastic would all be flush around the exterior. Yet with as efficient as you guys are looking for your thoughts and a possible another solution Additional question, have you used ICF the fast footing with steps in it I don't mean walking steps I'm talking change of grade around the foundation perimeter and do you think it works well if you have