Tips when You are installing Versetta Stone Siding: Barndo 26
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- Опубликовано: 6 май 2022
- In this episode of Building the Barndominium, I share some tricks and tips when you are installing Versetta Stone Siding. To me, Versetta Stone is the best looking Faux stone out there. It is a cast concrete product that once installed will fool most people into thinking it is a real stone.
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Quick question. How do you install this stone with board and batten siding? The window trim, then siding should go on first, but can't because the stone flange has to go on first.
This is a good book. Does provide a step by step introduction to how to build things ruclips.net/user/postUgkxhgbP-6hUnXu_QRaoHgLztgsI0YF3HqR0 , also does offer some steps. Includes pictures to give you ideas for layouts and such. If you are looking for a guide, this is not exactly what you want. But if you are trying to familiarize yourself with the way that pole barn building and other out buildings, are made, then this will work just as you need it to. A few things in this book are a barn (of course), detached garage, storage building, and coops.
You have no idea how much I respect you for not having video intros
I can work for about 2 months straight then on my rest day i could be dead tired then ill watch one of your vidz makes me just want to get up and keep going your vidz are very motivational and your professionalism is on its own level. Based on your craftsmanship you wont ever have to worry about being jobless. The blie collard worker is a dieng breed right now keep up all the great work and thanks for your vidz God bless you and you family.
I must say, I would be very pleased with you as a builder about the quality you deliver. Well done Kyle!!!! 👍😁👍😁👍😁
Love your attention to detail. Hell yes I would live in a barndo. My wife and I are tying to plan our final move. The house we will live out our retirement years. I love the structural advantages of the post frame concept.
Wish I had these materials years ago when I had my own business. Now I watch and enjoy.
I LOVE IT! Drilling the hole for the faucet, not many men will admit
"Sometimes Slower is Better"!
My wife and I, both retired, have been discussing a Barndo. We really like the idea of having all our stuff (Garage, Workshops, home, storage) all together in one building. We currently, like so many people, have multiple structures for all this causing more maintenance and yard acne - which we really hate. You are doing an exceptional work on your buildings.
yard acne! ROFLMAO
These are built better than many homes I've been involved in building. Those be there for better than 100 years. Great work.
Kyle, been watching since you built the 84x 120 ag-building never missed a video love everything you and Greg build. If I lived in your area hands down you and Greg would be the only ones to call. The best craftsmanship I have seen and I worked in a lumber yard for 32 years delivering to contractors and homeowners. Go Buckeyes
thanks richard
I feel the same way. Once I retire back to MN, I don't think I'd trust anyone else to build me one other than RR Buildings. You get used to watching someone work, and all other dudes are gonna fall short.
BTW, RR Buildings, what'd be the added cost to have you travel and build one of these in Minnesota?
So so so pumped to see the finished product. I have been keeping up on Instagram and dang guys it looks so good.
Yes, I would live in something like that. You two do great work, really enjoy watching.
Great job Kyle and Greg. I'm sure I'll watch this a couple more times to make sure I caught everything.
Appreciate you taking the time to explain the 3/8 sill gap. I wondered why the gap was there, glad you explained the thought process behind it. Great video, really enjoying the build!
The detail work around your windows with the smart side and V/stone is pretty sweet. This builds is looking soooo good! 👍🍻🇦🇺
ABSOLUTELY the right choice of putting the capstone under those windows! Super look!
So satisfying to see the details! Love every second it!
I literally smiled when you showed the detail of the stone, flashing, cap, and window trim. How it all fit together, how it all all but guarantees water from penetrating, your attention to detail is amazing. Keep up the great work, and YES, I'd live in a barndo, especially one that you've built!
You Guys Are Great,Love watching .keep up the good work.
We love the barndo concept! I'm actually working with someone right now drawing up our blueprints! We love your work and wish you were closer(west side of Missouri) so you could build our barndo!
I do have plans that show all of our details if interested. They are extremely inexpensive and even this barndo is one you could buy. Https://rrplans.bigcartel.com/
@@RRBuildings what are the chances you would build in Michigan?
That's pretty good to know! Talked to a few people who had issues installing their rock siding!
I’ve been watching your videos from the It’s not a pole barn video and it’s steered me to this concept of building. I actually got my credit union to finance this type of building from your videos that I forwarded, the board loved the whole aspect and versatility of post frames and unanimously agreed to finance for residential use.
By the way, Id work with you guys anytime, anywhere, simply seeing how you pay attention to quality, and accuracy keeps the respect level high for the RR guys. 💪
Looks awesome! Your attention to detail is excellent!
Great video- very technical and slow paced, but necessarily so. Its a difficult detail discussion and you covered it well.
run the holesaw in reverse in masonry...it wont dull it as bad...looks great...have a great weekend!
Thank you for always getting to the point ❤
Hell yeah I'd live after watching all your build series i think this is what I'd build new progress is really quick
That stone as well as the window details are awesome. Very good looking. The caps and window ledger/sill between the bottom window trim and the stone makes for a great finishing touch. 👍👍 If circumstances/logistics were different I.e. geographic location, you can bet I’d be requesting you to build my Garagedominium.
All that tape and attention to detail is super satisfying. I'd love to live there with that peace of mind
I would live in a barndo in a heart beat, awesomeness right there 👍
Down loaded all these and subscribed.
We were wondering how we could afford to build in today’s market. I’m thinking this is the best answer. I’m so glad you guys made these videos. Great ideas too.
Definitely would live in that one, Always great work guys, Thanks.
Very nice. Thanks for all of the tips and tricks.
Barndominiums are cool. I would have done my house this way years ago. The mass spaces are unreal.
Love it. It looks amazing great job.
Great job and yes i would live in one if you build it. Great Jimmy diresta reference You are always teaching stuff.
Attention to detail is second to none... I'd have you build my Barndominium.
this gave me the missing piece, thank you. I couldn't reconcile how to transition from the stone to siding, specially having to buck out some windows. Cap stone looks great!
more tips and tricks, always look forward to your videos
Looks awesome!
Great video Kyle. Thank you
Love that stone product. Those covered porch areas would look nice without the steel and the heavy timbers treated with linseed oil or similar.
Details are everything!
Don't listen to the haters, you and Greg build topnotch barns, garages, and homes Kyle
This guy is me! It doesn’t take that much more work to make it perfect.
Love your videos. Will you do an in depth cost breakdown at the end of the project?
Greg, can you see Kyle due to the glare from his jacket? Wow, very bright. You two are awesome together. Well done Team RR!
Looks great
Looking good Kyle! 😃👍🏻👊🏻
17:06 so satisfying watching that fit so perfect!
Well well well here we are again watching another amazing video. Hey Kyle And Greg you looking at videos yet. Can’t wait to see who won. Hopefully it’s me I could use the tools also my old boss at Keesee and sons could use them. If I would win I would donate what I don’t need to my old job that I miss and enjoyed so much. They are a small family construction business and do amazing work. Keep me in mind guys I’m from Indiana not a far drive.
Great video, my only opinion would be to give the stone some gap on the bottom for your concrete to settle or heave. Which we all know it will lol. I have this same stone on my house and I was sure glad I left a gap with our driveway cement!
The detail is great wish you did work in northern MICHIGAN.
Looks beautiful. Great job boys. And as far as the weather, that's why this is the month of May. It May be 70, it May be 30, it May snow or it May rain....lol
Thanks for this interesting Video. It is very Instructive. Good Work what Your make. 💪👍
Greeting 🇦🇹
Heck yeah I'd live in the bardo! I'd be proud to live in any thing you build! Your attention to detail and commitment to doing things right is amazing! I think you could potential add some income to your business by recommending builders around the country that you feel meet your standards. little referral fee... I'd love to have you build me a home but Im in California/Northern Nevada area.
great job Kyle🤙🤙🤙perfect
Your attention to detail is impressive. By contrast some of the workers I've hired in the past are sloppy drunk morons. Its nice to see you take pride in your work.
I really like your parents home a lot. The thing I like about it is that it has different roof pitches and the exterior doesn't look like a two story box. Yes, you can doctor it up like you did on this build but at the end of the day, it still looks like a two story box even with the covered deck. I'd like to see some vaulted ceilings on the inside instead of flat and almost flat lids. If Greg purchased land and all the building materials, would you help him build his home for free or at his wages?
Sure I love to live in one of your Barna minium
Looks nice! 😎
This is great, love the details PS did you ever finish your son's bedroom and bathroom been waiting to see finish video Thanks
looks great
I have begun to think this is going to be my preferred next home. But was thinking more of an L-shaped building with a 3-car garage on the home side, and then the shop side having double 12' doors and a 10' on the back wall.
I would live in a barn dominium if it's built by you👍🏠
Yes, I would be happy to live in barndominim.
Great video!! Well explained in detail. 2 thumbs up!! I'm from California and trying to get the wainscot sills and starter strip to start my project at home myself. Where can I get the wainscot sills and starter strip? Seems like they only sell to company dealers.
I would defiantly live in aa Barndo as well as have a Barndo set up for mine & my cousin's Wrestling company's main location for a school and to host shows in.
Nice!!
Commenting as John. Who are these guys. They are awesome, really
@RR Buildings, Mr. Kyle, Can you do a short on that flashing detail you did for the trim over the door, you cut "wings" or something on the edges. Also, what kind of collapsable support is that for that subfloor table you made to work off of?
Good idea
Beautiful work as usual. Little disappointed with your plumber though not sure why he would tie one bib in but leave the other not tied in for you.
It would look much much better if they had premade corners.. Thank you for sharing...
Love the barndo concept but in colorado it's difficult to find a bank willing to fund it a friend has been trying for 2 years and is well qualified but the banks don't like them for some reason but I think they are awesome keep the excellent quality videos coming
Jeff Isn't that odd? I'm in Texas and banks are advertising Barndo financing. I would be curious as to why a region would have a preference. We are going to start our build soon, and the cost per foot is significantly better than conventional. End product is beautiful, and less to insure as its less prone to weather claims. Resale is fantastic.
We've built 4 in Colorado Springs area all had zero issue with getting loans. One was my personal house, I didn't use the word Barndominium though. I said "we are building a post frame 4 bed 2 bath single family home". We applied with 2 or 3 banks and no issues with any of them we just went with the best rate. They appraised great as well.
I enjoyed watching. Great job. What Versetta stone did you use? the sterling or the mission point? I currently have a light blue vinyl sidings installed in my home and I am having hard time making a decision on the versetta stone to go for. This look is giving me ideas, your opinion will greatly be appreciated.
13:27 Have you ever discussed why you place the nails where you do on trim like that?
Looking great, how far north in IL do you guys work?
So, why wouldn't you put the tape over all the versetta stone fasteners?
Sweet coat! (Hi-viz) what brand is it?
When you need to mark from the inside if you happen to have a can of spray paint around just give it a spray or 2 and it’s a lot less hassle
Great idea!
Could you get away with using a 16 ga. brad on your exterior trims, or are the roofing nails a better option?
I have always wanted a barndo. Would you come to Southern Idaho?
For something like this couldnt you put a line laser on that first row and save time double checking ?
I like your jacket. Where can I buy it? Thank you!
So where you installed and cut around that electrical box, what did you do when you realized there's a stud right in center of the box??
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that window trim install with the sill flashing was mad satisfying 🥲
This build should be called the Barndomaximum. With the price of lumber today, I would love to live in a smaller version called the barndominimum. 😄😄😄
@RR buildings, did this post frame concept save any money on the framing material at all?
My gosh I have to get to a place where I can afford the Milwaukee nailers. I want them all.
I don’t know if I believe you’re not advertising for ,”Diablo.. 😂👍
Асалломуалейкум я из Узбекистана ваших работа мине очин понравился.я тоже плотник
in one of your layout videos the team uses a cheap elevation meter strapped to a stick to level foundation string lines (instsad of a total station). can you tell us what that tool is?
@RR Buildings what is that neon green/yellow coat you're wearing? Name or brand?
Question, I have seen other composite stone products that have corner pieces. Why doesn't verseta stone have a corner piece?
This is probably a dumb question, but we're installing Versetta stone on the front of my house, how do we use a story pole properly to make it so the LP smart side that will go above the stone and next to the stone (around the corner) will end up being full heights or do we strip down one piece of siding and make it above the stone?
Is it too late to replace the wall faucet with a yard hydrant? (I haven’t finished the video yet). I hate those things.
Would you bid a job in Tennessee? Barndo. Thanks.