Crazy Transformation! | Northeast Thin Stone Veneer Interlocking Panels
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- Опубликовано: 7 сен 2024
- In this video we re purpose a set of precast concrete stairs and face them with New England style thin stone veneer. We take you through all the steps in the process to get these stairs covered in stone veneer. Enjoy the video!
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Check out all the videos from this project by clicking this link right here👉 • Front Entry Makeover!
- The stone veneer is manufactured by (Northeast Masonry).
- The product is called (Interlocking Thin Stone Veneer Panels) and the color blend is called (New England).
In setting the heavy precast steps if you have time & warm weather, freeze 4 styrofoam coffee cups of water, place near corners, get chain out, let melt. Done! I would be using a cut “Grace” ice & water shield under door in behind the precast. Keep water out if it freezes at your location. Finish with siding under door. Now they sell caulking, silicone but look at building sealant. Like “Geo-Cell” it comes in colors and sticks while expanding 300% more than standard caulking. Old concrete, get a bonding agent brushed on to aid in sticky adhesive properties. Two cents worth for hard workers.
Great job, My only negative is the volume of the music drowning out the speakers..
Thank you, I totally agree. This was one of the 1st videos I made. I wasn’t very good at the editing / volume levels when I 1st started ✌🏻
Beautiful work guys
What does it say about a guy who has watched every episode of your vlogs and has gone back and started all over again? Well,that’s me!
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🤣 That's awesome! Glad you enjoy the videos, it is very motivating for me ✌
Great idea for pre cast stairs thanks for sharing
My pleasure, great way to reuse them!
nice work fellas! great team
Thank you, it was a very fun project!
Great job. I have a question. Understand if you hesitate to answer. I’m going to learn to do this but I have a staircase going into the house that has many more steps like 6 steps and a wrought iron railing on either side that is pinched into the concrete. When I remove the railing to venere the stairs how do I get the railing back on. I have a feeling that I’m not supposed to put the stone around the railing because of possible water damage to the stone and the railing because there is a weakness there. How would I go about that. Can you do a video like that to learn from. That would be awesome 😎. Love your channel!! Lots of information. I’m in new haven Ct.
Thank you, the best way to ever connect railings to concrete or natural stone is to anchor it. Meaning, railings with brackets at the bottom for you to attach them to the steps with anchoring bolts. When you install railings into the steps, they tend to break the corners off and become loose. And it is because of the water getting into the gaps and causing expansion and contraction.
Looks awesome!
Thank you ✌🏻
6:22 well done
out of all the video's on you tube for this application yours are my favorite. How many days to install that veneer?
And would this application work over existing redbrick?
Nice, glad to hear it. And yes, it should work fine for covering up red brick
I liked this video was helpful
Thanks, glad you liked it! ✌🏻
what is installed? 2:28
I need my stairs repaired or replaced. Who do you recommend? I live in Maryland
Unfortunately I do not know anyone in that area. Good luck with finding someone though ✌
cost of product and install? i'm in RI looking to do something similar
Price can vary a lot depending on the job details. I am 1-2 hrs away from RI. You can send me an email through my RUclips channel if you are interested. ✌
New subscriber here. Awesome job 👍
Thanks for the support!
Is it weird I can tell you guys are from MA just from the way you talk lmao
Not at all, the real ones can recognize that! 😂✌
@@TheChristianHardscaper should give me a quote woostah khed
Where can you buy precast concrete stairs?
That would be a good idea!
Why couldn't you veneer over the existing steps?
We did veneer the existing steps but we had to lift them up and re set them on a concrete footing.
Are mine next?? In MA
I would love too ! 🤣✌🏻
Went on this video for some ideas and realized after one sentence these mofos were from mass and are in my backyard. Bro come do my steps in westborough and after ill bring ya to owens for some beers.
🤣 Nice! We certainly are, I have worked in Westborough many times! Thanks for the comment brother ✌
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Thanks for the time lapse and not the " why When where. Absolutely useless.
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Don't post a how to if you don't explain the HOW TO!
🤣 Sorry to upset you, most learn more by just watching it get done, not everyone though. This video is not titled (How To), this is a entertainment purposed video.
Here is a link to a video of me building steps like this with more information 👉ruclips.net/video/EPQYhaeEbIA/видео.html