Thanks man!! This is the most clear version explaining this.

Dang Jaak! I just purchased several 12’ straps I wish I saw your video on loop straps sooner. Thanks for making this video. I would love to see more on other procedures. Cary

Nice & safe! Thanks for sharing.

Great episode!

Great advice. Thank you

Thank you! Leaned some new things!

Awesome brother

Good tips. Thanks!

Very good info!

Another great tutorial! #havefun

really appreciate the videos

Brilliant! Thanks

Checkin our some old videos braddah nice rock strap technique love it 🤙🏽🤙🏽

was helpful, thanks.

Super valuable thank you.

@AtlantisWaterGardens

2 жыл бұрын

Appreciate it!👍

First!! Happy Easter Atlantis!!

Dude...that sketched me out when he had that rock floating above you...

@AtlantisWaterGardens

9 ай бұрын

Safety first 😳

Learning how to build outdoor water features and this was a very useful video. Will check out your other videos. Thank you!

Thanks for this video! I've always wanted to know how these were strapped! Side note, the operator...man he needs a bit of a safety reminder. Moving the arm right when you where tying the strap to the bucket and bringing the boulder to the pond when you were talking to the camera had me shaking my head. 1 moment of carelessness can change another man's life. I hope you said something and he watches this at 3:15 and 3:55 for your sake.

@plixplop

2 жыл бұрын

It's above his arm and SO close to his head too

Excellent job explaining this- where can I get the sling?

@AtlantisWaterGardens

4 жыл бұрын

Grainger.com

Jaak what size straps do you carry ? Are they based on length or weight ? Where is the best place to order them? Great video keep the you ask we answer vlogs coming it sure helps. Have a blessed Easter.

@AtlantisWaterGardens

6 жыл бұрын

Donnie Beck we have about 15 or so different straps but the 2” x 12’ is my favorite to use

Great video! A little more info on a couple of things would help a great deal. The strap - what length and strength rating do you use for rocks like the one you lifted? Also, you mentioned putting fabric underneath the large rock so the liner isn't damaged. What type of fabric and where do you typically buy it? Thanks.

@AtlantisWaterGardens

3 жыл бұрын

For this rock we used a 12’ endless loop strap. Non woven fabric from Aquascape is what we use

@serotta09

3 жыл бұрын

@@AtlantisWaterGardens Thanks for the quick reply!

Do you use underlines on top of the liner. Some guys say to use that with really large rocks . Just wondering

@AtlantisWaterGardens

Жыл бұрын

Yup, if we're using bigger boulders we'll use underlayment overtop of the liner for more protection.

How do you ensure boulders dont shift in the future? For example, if someone steps on one...

@AtlantisWaterGardens

3 жыл бұрын

Proper points of contact on the surface below and good gravel backfill

Can this be done on ordinary epdm or is there any specific mil to go with? Just curious , I live in north east PA and was concerned about boulders of that size or weight wanting to settle or sink into the liner/ground over time

@AtlantisWaterGardens

3 жыл бұрын

We use 45 mil EPDM

@AustinSaysWurdd

3 жыл бұрын

Atlantis Water Gardens righteous! I got 65 mil haha I was in a debate with a fellow worker about this notion. Thank you for the clarification. I got a lot of rock and boulders I was planning on using in a 20’x18’x3 1/2 deep creation of mine.

Where do you guys get the large boulders for the ponds? We have 5 large boulders on our property we're trying to get rid of and are wondering who to reach out to.

@AtlantisWaterGardens

4 жыл бұрын

We buy them in bulk from suppliers who deliver to us

How long is your continuous strap bra

@AtlantisWaterGardens

6 жыл бұрын

VLCEK GARDENS 12’

Where can i get those straps?

@AtlantisWaterGardens

2 жыл бұрын

Wiscolift

Torn straps like you have there is very unsafe, especially with heavy loads. Great job

@AtlantisWaterGardens

5 жыл бұрын

Agreed. If you don’t work with these boulders and straps everyday for a living then it would be hard to tell what their tolerance is. Great job noticing that and thanks for the feedback 👏👏👏

@DetroitSportFanatic

4 жыл бұрын

Lol clearly you don't do this for a living... maybe if they were lifting a boulder that's a couple of tons i wouldn't use a strap in that condition, but for the size of the rocks they are using is just perfect!

@xmfv735

4 жыл бұрын

@@DetroitSportFanatic I'm a crane operator and a rigger in nyc, I don't usually deal with boulders but torn straps larger than a 1/2 inch is a huge no no. If an inspector See's it in your rigging box you get a $5000.00 fine, and safety guy on the job site will kick you off the job

@DetroitSportFanatic

4 жыл бұрын

That is understandable! But that's just b.s. safety guidelines. You can tell by the noise the strap makes when it's about to snap. You are also part of a union I'm assuming. Plenty of money to buy an endless supply of straps lol.

@xmfv735

4 жыл бұрын

@@DetroitSportFanatic private sector, no union. But my boss spends lots of money on slings and cables to be safe. Pays to keep safe especially when you work in streets not in private back yards

How long is the Endless Strap?

@AtlantisWaterGardens

4 жыл бұрын

12’

@nathaniellicudine4035

4 жыл бұрын

@@AtlantisWaterGardens Thank you

I think that rock was carved

Yeah it was carved it was a bird I think it's missing its head I can see the wings carved into it a lot of rocks for carved by Indians all birds I got thousands of them little ones that's a huge one