Perfect Curved Concrete Staircase Pour (Part 2)

removing form while concrete still soft not practice in toronto,wow makes for fab finish

Nice work. Very clean. How many guys and how long did that take? My hats off to you

soooo friggin perfect. awesome job brother

Great video series and amazing work. I've watched these several times for inspiration. How long did you wait after you poured to take off the forms?

Wow. Great work. Did you fill the saw-cut control joints with anything?

Beautiful work

this is more than just concrete this is art..just beautiful

Awesome work! I would enjoy working with you on these type of projects.

So I guess you don't use rubble underneath because it moves and causes more cracks?

Holy crumbs! Beautiful work! I've got almost that exact stairway, but 88 years old, in deteriorating limestone. I need to rip it out and replace it all with concrete. Probably cost more than my house, unfortunately...

Great workmanship!!!

Extra time & $ but a powder coat on them rails is prime
Still VERY nice & clean work

I'd love to see Parts 3 and 4 for this series. Did you put in paving stones or brick in the areas between the staircases as you had indicated you might be doing in the narration for Part 1?

Beautiful work. I am amazed that the concrete is staying in place and not sliding down. Wow

love your attention to detail. Great job.

As a father and a husband, you're either snapping at your kids to be quiet or your wife lol I do it alllll the time. Your work is so good btw

Mate I don’t understand how people can give this a thumbs down, top job .

Could you use a bigger radius and eliminate the sawed controlled joint between the stairs run and the raiser ?

You should make your own tool Get a piece of wood like the Barrel of a wooden baseball bat & cut it like a moon shape if you know what I mean & put a handle on it sand it down & boom

It must’ve been tricky to estimate the amount of cement mixture you needed, as you probably order it premixed.
You did a really good job!
Thank you for the video. 🥀

I wonder if I could do this in small sections as I’d have to mix the concrete by hand?
Also, did you add an accelerator to the mixture?
Thank you. 🥀

The old rock-stairs were an insurance nightmare 😂😂

how did you bend the hand rail ????

When the master mason and I poured my stairs, 5.5x15, they are comfortable, and elegant...just saying..

How'd you come up with 3'3" wide steps as opposed to lets say 3' or 4' wide❓

Mate I'm from the uk "Middlesbrough" them steps are quality!!!I would love the experience to spend some time with you and your team to share that experience..

Unreal Wow!!👍💥 Awesome

thinking I want to redo my driveway, need a basketball court. I really wanna try to do it myself

Bro, can I have a job? I want to work work you!

Where's part 3? Love the videos.

Beautiful work!

That staircase looks like it's going to outlive the landowner and their children

My steps up front lead to a landing and then to an exposed concrete porch no bigger than 4x8ft the end results of what you and your crew accomplished accomplished is amazing. When kids complain about having to do math in school this is why I tell them it's important. Keep up the great work! 🙏🏾👏🏾💯😁

Not too bad for a rookie.

That edger seemed better days lol, as long as it gets the job done and it looks good that's all it counts...

great series ... watching it all again. hello from June 2021!

Clean 1st 👊

Great job Mr Odell and crew

Beautiful👌👏

This is all the more watchable because it’s narrated by a real person that only says what’s relevant. No stupid clowning or stupid music to distract very respectful to the viewer

Nice stairs it’s How we do it in California

I've watched many of your videos. PROFESSIONAL.

I think I missed it, but how did you fill in the gap on the shorter stair case where you had the retaining wall right next to it? So the plywood gets removed, then how does that gap between the stairs get filled? Beautiful job by the way!

Very nice job on all the concrete work.

Nice work. You have a great crew.

That looks so nice, and it will probably last forever since it was done right.

Hi. Where's part 3 and 4?

Damn nive be proud , at least 20k or more

Great Job Sir!

This is a great video. I’m just getting into concrete stair finishing myself. I’ve been working in architectural concrete for about 5 years and find it hard to finish with the riser boards in. How much time elapsed from placing concrete until you removed the riser boards to finish.