This install video was done on a house with a front porch that did not actually receive the pvc column wrap. So the steel column was too shot we improvised with the 2x4 just to hold the steel post in place for temporary placement of the column - it's since been removed.
Dan, it was 3 years ago - we are scratching our heads trying to remember....Randy, the "old guy" in the video thinks it was an 8". Thanks for the interest, and please feel free to reach out to Randy, our VP of Sales at Nu-Wood if you have any other questions at sales@nu-wood.com.
based on the placement of my current set of columns, I might have some overhang if I place the stone facade on it (which is what I want). My set up looks like your porch - any thoughts on how to make it look neat if there is some overhang?
Dennis - I forwarded your questions to guys with brains much larger than mine - someone should respond in the next day or so. Thank you for reaching out and asking! Tim
I just talked to Randy - there are many variables, which Randy will be happy to assist you with. If you will take a picture or two of your specific project, and email with additional details to sales@nu-wood.com - Randy will be happy to review and communicate your options. Or email direct to rmiller@nu-wood.com
Jesus, So sorry I am just now getting back with you - Randy at Nu-Woods says " currently All 84 Lumber locations Most any Lumber yard - i.e. Carter, Builders First Source, Richards Building Supply, and others". Let me know if you have any other questions!
Yo Co, that style of column comes in lengths from 72" to 144". I don't remember what this particular column was. You can download our catalog by visiting nu-wood.com/ to see all of our styles and sizes.
Laura, I have asked Randy Miller, the VP of sales (and a builder) (and the "old guy" in the video) to respond to this question- if he doesn't respond tonight I am sure he will in the morning. Thanks for asking!
Hi Laura, thank you for your inquiry. Yes these will work with an existing wrought iron column. For any further questions email us at sales@nu-wood.com
Terrance - Good morning! If you simply add a block of wood to the supporting post where the railing is going to be, you can then install the column wrap and then attach the railing with screws that go into the block of wood. Let us know if you have any other questions!
@@lavardcox Lavard- Any Builders First Source, ABC Supply or Alside Supply will have these available. If you need more info, please email sales@nu-wood.com and Randy will get you hooked up!
This install video was done on a house with a front porch that did not actually receive the pvc column wrap. So the steel column was too short we improvised with the 2x4 just to hold the steel post in place for temporary placement of the column - it's since been removed.
Did anyone notice the 2x4 piece at the top of the steel column? Is that right?
This install video was done on a house with a front porch that did not actually receive the pvc column wrap. So the steel column was too shot we improvised with the 2x4 just to hold the steel post in place for temporary placement of the column - it's since been removed.
I noticed it right away and was like...."no....they are not".
Trying to learn how to do this to our porch with the stone. Thanks for posting. All we have now are those stupid outdated spindle style posts.
What was size used in this application? 8”, 10”? Thanks
Dan, it was 3 years ago - we are scratching our heads trying to remember....Randy, the "old guy" in the video thinks it was an 8". Thanks for the interest, and please feel free to reach out to Randy, our VP of Sales at Nu-Wood if you have any other questions at sales@nu-wood.com.
based on the placement of my current set of columns, I might have some overhang if I place the stone facade on it (which is what I want). My set up looks like your porch - any thoughts on how to make it look neat if there is some overhang?
Dennis - I forwarded your questions to guys with brains much larger than mine - someone should respond in the next day or so. Thank you for reaching out and asking! Tim
@@timstiffler much appreciated!
I just talked to Randy - there are many variables, which Randy will be happy to assist you with. If you will take a picture or two of your specific project, and email with additional details to sales@nu-wood.com - Randy will be happy to review and communicate your options. Or email direct to rmiller@nu-wood.com
I don't know how he put stone around it because if look back you will that there was not any room left on the porch edge.
Hello were can I buy these column wraps thanks
Jesus, So sorry I am just now getting back with you - Randy at Nu-Woods says " currently All 84 Lumber locations
Most any Lumber yard - i.e. Carter, Builders First Source, Richards Building Supply, and others". Let me know if you have any other questions!
What height is the piece you have there originally?
Yo Co, that style of column comes in lengths from 72" to 144". I don't remember what this particular column was. You can download our catalog by visiting nu-wood.com/ to see all of our styles and sizes.
Can you wrap these around a rod iron column swirly column
Laura, I have asked Randy Miller, the VP of sales (and a builder) (and the "old guy" in the video) to respond to this question- if he doesn't respond tonight I am sure he will in the morning. Thanks for asking!
Hi Laura, thank you for your inquiry. Yes these will work with an existing wrought iron column. For any further questions email us at sales@nu-wood.com
Me sirvió de mucha ayuda
Do you or anyone sell your products in Australia?
Xy, thank you for the inquiry, but no, we do not export to Austrialia.
@@timstiffler thanks, Tim! This product is very good, but I could not found it here.
Can you attach a railing to this?
Terrance - Good morning! If you simply add a block of wood to the supporting post where the railing is going to be, you can then install the column wrap and then attach the railing with screws that go into the block of wood. Let us know if you have any other questions!
What store I can get this
Iris, What part of the country are you in?
Tim I’m also to where I can get this column. I’m in NC Raleigh Durham area
@@lavardcox Lavard- Any Builders First Source, ABC Supply or Alside Supply will have these available. If you need more info, please email sales@nu-wood.com and Randy will get you hooked up!
Tim Stiffler thank you
Nice wrap, but why is the steel column to short and a single 2x4 is used to make up the difference. must be a DIY'er.
Use a 4x4
This install video was done on a house with a front porch that did not actually receive the pvc column wrap. So the steel column was too short we improvised with the 2x4 just to hold the steel post in place for temporary placement of the column - it's since been removed.
Music sounds like cheap porn lol