The craftsmen did a great job and the result looked very cool. I never understand why I go into million dollar homes that all have the same tired granite counter tops and honed showers.
I don't watch even cable TV anymore for the last 3 years or so due growing personal intolerance to adds... This is the ONLY product advertisement I not only watch, but I've subscribed to, even though I'm not even allowed to purchase your products (this is supposed to reflect an insanely big compliment!) ; )
Wow! That is amazing! It is so convincing as reclaimed wood but with the material properties of concrete and without needing to find and purchase distressed wood. This is very cool stuff.
This is a great demo video. Aside from the fact that this is used in a bathroom, it demonstrates how the product is used and can be adapted. A job well done.
I like your stand for pouring out of buckets. I was a gelcoat sprayer for almost 7 yrs. Poured uncountable mixes from pails and found the only mess came from other workers needing some gel for fillers or repairs. After pulling the little seal under the cap I would always pour with the spout orientated at the 12 o'clock position. You can get the bucket almost to 90° before it comes out. If you pour from a full pail into a mixing cup holding the spout at the bottom a little bit always dribbles out onto the lid. I always knew when somebody was in my booth. I stopped caring after about 5yrs cause I figured it out. You cant fix stupid.
amazing indeed. Not just texturing, but i've had artistic and decorative ideas. Even with things like silicone decorative linings, 3D textured. I think there's a good market for it.
Impressive surface guys. The complete lack of waterproofing, and bare plywood substrate made me want to cry though. Constriction glue?!?!? Are you kidding me? Hopefully no one is in there when one of those monsters finally peels off.
Impressive. I'm skeptical as to its time and $ value over sourcing and treating reclaimed wood, but I guess if you had a ton of orders it would make sense.
For regular cleaning, abrasives should be avoided, but other traditional non-abrasive cleaners like Clorox, Mr Clean, etc, would be fine. As for maintenance, the sealer would not need to be reapplied, but an annual coating of paste wax would be beneficial…carnauba wax will work.
I am wondering how you got the nail holes pattern and wood board pattern? (it looks like round nail heads evenly spaced as well as parallel spaced lines starting at 7:30 through the video; you never showed the patterns created and implemented? thanks
Hello Sam, Thank you for your interest in our materials. All of the detail that you are seeing came from the original model. In the attached link it will show you how to make a mold, and how the material picks up the detail from the model. th-cam.com/video/8HyVCVfZ_g8/w-d-xo.html
too Jonesy for Me, first spaces allow for mold and pest to hide and cement absorbs cold like a magnet and will freeze up the Water lines. pressure treated lumber and Polyester and galvanized tin and fiberglass Is the way to go. I use a Ice shelter as a shower room and soon hope to get a Clam Insulated Ice shelter which should be even warmer. cement Is good for a Summer time shower room but Not Winter.
Beautiful, But, I watched for 10 minutes to see the Young Lady Shower, But, NO ! .. How well does that stuff resist Mold, and Mildew.? Why would they do all that work,? when you can just buy a Plastic universal shower kit, installs in an hour, ready for the Young lady. If She shows up,
It must be a bumer to keep clean. Don`t use any comet or powder cleaner on this because it will take off the finish. Can you say a hundred easy payments?? lol
+lewandlo I have a porcelain tile shower and all I ever do is squeegee after the shower and it never gets dirty. It's 4 years old and still pristine, except the grout, which is slightly discoloured but can also be cleaned. I am about to do a concrete shower in my basement. I imagine with all the detail in those panels some stuff can collect in the nooks and crannies. I think if it is rinsed it off after the shower and it's cleaned with a little dish soap and a soft brush every few months it should stay clean. I'm pretty sure it can be re-sealed as well.
What? Is the world packed with people who think they can make anything into a music video? I was looking for information, not bad, distracting music. .
The craftsmen did a great job and the result looked very cool. I never understand why I go into million dollar homes that all have the same tired granite counter tops and honed showers.
I don't watch even cable TV anymore for the last 3 years or so due growing personal intolerance to adds...
This is the ONLY product advertisement I not only watch, but I've subscribed to, even though I'm not even allowed to purchase your products
(this is supposed to reflect an insanely big compliment!) ; )
Wow! That is amazing! It is so convincing as reclaimed wood but with the material properties of concrete and without needing to find and purchase distressed wood. This is very cool stuff.
This is a great demo video. Aside from the fact that this is used in a bathroom, it demonstrates how the product is used and can be adapted.
A job well done.
very creative usage of mold materials and the GFRC
That's pretty freaking amazing.
Nice rain room.
Nice looking product.
And no water block under the panels... Mold likes that :)
I like your stand for pouring out of buckets. I was a gelcoat sprayer for almost 7 yrs. Poured uncountable mixes from pails and found the only mess came from other workers needing some gel for fillers or repairs. After pulling the little seal under the cap I would always pour with the spout orientated at the 12 o'clock position. You can get the bucket almost to 90° before it comes out. If you pour from a full pail into a mixing cup holding the spout at the bottom a little bit always dribbles out onto the lid. I always knew when somebody was in my booth. I stopped caring after about 5yrs cause I figured it out. You cant fix stupid.
amazing indeed. Not just texturing, but i've had artistic and decorative ideas. Even with things like silicone decorative linings, 3D textured. I think there's a good market for it.
good job
Impressive surface guys. The complete lack of waterproofing, and bare plywood substrate made me want to cry though. Constriction glue?!?!? Are you kidding me? Hopefully no one is in there when one of those monsters finally peels off.
There were screws as well William.
i agree, I don't believe this is up to code. Definetly requires a steel mesh with mud.
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Beautiful
great looking stuff quite labor intensive what was the total cost
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Nice!
Thanks for watching!
Very nice, diferrent of GCR panel vs fiber cement board?
Impressive. I'm skeptical as to its time and $ value over sourcing and treating reclaimed wood, but I guess if you had a ton of orders it would make sense.
Can it be cleaned like a normal shower? And what is the life expectancy on the water resistant coating? Will it ever need to be recoated?
For regular cleaning, abrasives should be avoided, but other traditional non-abrasive cleaners like Clorox, Mr Clean, etc, would be fine. As for maintenance, the sealer would not need to be reapplied, but an annual coating of paste wax would be beneficial…carnauba wax will work.
For the plumbing, are there any considerations?
I am wondering how you got the nail holes pattern and wood board pattern? (it looks like round nail heads evenly spaced as well as parallel spaced lines starting at 7:30 through the video; you never showed the patterns created and implemented? thanks
Hello Sam, Thank you for your interest in our materials. All of the detail that you are seeing came from the original model. In the attached link it will show you how to make a mold, and how the material picks up the detail from the model. th-cam.com/video/8HyVCVfZ_g8/w-d-xo.html
O cool, thank you!
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not to my woood wall, great idea.
What percentage shrinkage is there with GFRC and Forton VF-774 during cure please ?
Does anyone know where this mold can be purchased and roughly how much?
What was the sealer Brand and type used?
The sealer is a 4-component product called Imperial i-Tech Countertop Sealer, from Kingdom Products
I would of uses a latex fortified thinset and not construction glue and I would of used Hardiback board and not plywood in the shower area.
2:48 - "premixed" ?? just like "predrilled" - sure
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I find it better to mix the white Portland cement into the liquids before adding sand. Otherwise we end up with cement clumps.
What grade of sand are you using? and you just have to keep mixing until all the clumps are gone :)
Caught me off guard when they stopped the mixer
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too Jonesy for Me, first spaces allow for mold and pest to hide and cement absorbs cold like a magnet and will freeze up the Water lines. pressure treated lumber and Polyester and galvanized tin and fiberglass Is the way to go. I use a Ice shelter as a shower room and soon hope to get a Clam Insulated Ice shelter which should be even warmer. cement Is good for a Summer time shower room but Not Winter.
Talk about time consuming.
waaaaaaaay to much work and would probably cost an arm and a leg for materials .. where as could go to B&Q and buy these exact pannels for £40 each
Beautiful, But, I watched for 10 minutes to see the Young Lady Shower, But, NO ! .. How well does that stuff resist Mold, and Mildew.? Why would they do all that work,? when you can just buy a Plastic universal shower kit, installs in an hour, ready for the Young lady. If She shows up,
Is the KFC bucket mandatory, or just recommended ;)
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It must be a bumer to keep clean. Don`t use any comet or powder cleaner on this because it will take off the finish. Can you say a hundred easy payments?? lol
+lewandlo I have a porcelain tile shower and all I ever do is squeegee after the shower and it never gets dirty. It's 4 years old and still pristine, except the grout, which is slightly discoloured but can also be cleaned. I am about to do a concrete shower in my basement. I imagine with all the detail in those panels some stuff can collect in the nooks and crannies. I think if it is rinsed it off after the shower and it's cleaned with a little dish soap and a soft brush every few months it should stay clean. I'm pretty sure it can be re-sealed as well.
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Very easy if you have a water softener. Impossible otherwise
Music is too irritating. Shutting this video off.
What? Is the world packed with people who think they can make anything into a music video? I was looking for information, not bad, distracting music. .
Beautiful
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