Affinity Stone Column Wrap Installation | How-To Video Guide
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Affinity Stone provides quality mortarless stone veneer products for easy installation on homes and businesses. The increasing demand is putting our product in the hands of new contractors and building supply stores across the country. If you're one of our newly acquired customers, or just curious about how our product works, we put together this installation video guide to walk you through the stone column wrap installation process.
▬▬▬▬▬▬ Contents of this video ▬▬▬▬▬▬
0:19 - Attaching the Starter Strips
1:15 - Positioning the Box
1:38 - Attaching the Box
3:05 - Positioning the Second Half of the Box
3:45 - Securing the Second Half of the Box
4:45 - Setting the First Course
6:04 - Fastening the Panels
7:07 - Stacking the Panels
8:38 - Laying the Post Caps
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And this makes me glad I can lay the real thing 😀
Pillars aren't the easiest to lay
Technology is putting more and more tools in our hands to put you greedy thieves in your place.
And since this aired, even less people need your basic labor to do a simple job!!
Redguard...two coats...on all wood surfaces inside and out. Without a doubt, water will get in. Redguard will slow the rot process.
I saw a video where instead of O.S.B. a guy put cement board on a self supporting pressure-treated frame work. What do you think of that? I think a problem would be if there is a lot of exposure the cement board would not keep the wood dry, but it seemed to make sense in a way. I'd want a method that did not include sheathing and also included a moisture barrier.
Beautiful. Thank you. My intention too
Lovely job man!
IMO, Osb board will eventually get damp from air moisture, and swell and rot. Looks good at first though
Living in the Pacific Northwest, how would I mitigate water damage and rot? I'm guessing treat the wood with a water sealer? I bought a house and I'm not sure what wood the posts are made of, my guess is they are pine. Thank you for the video and for any advice.
They use treated wood post all the time
I think to be safe, you can use water vapor wraps around the OSB board before installing this stone
Use pressure treated wood and/or 15lb roofing paper is ideal.
The one thing I don’t understand is applying something that should last forever over something that will rot.
You have to remember, most home builders/ contractors these days dont care about longevity. Its get it done quick, making it good as fast as possible, and start the next one. A pig with lipstick on.
Nice work
Great video, well explained too!!!
Looks great and the nice thing with that OSB board you didn’t bother wrapping with some kind of water proof membrane it’s going to rot out in a few years and you get to have fun all over again
just went to your website and I don't see how to order. I'll look for other options.
Looks great and easy to do would you be able to tell me where you got the starter kit..thanks so much Fred
A rachet strap or a couple rubber bungis works good to hold all four sides together before securing with screws
I want to do this on my pool deck and currently my beams are metal and would like for the fake stone to go the full length of the berm
I need faux tabby concrete like was used in historical coastal homes, especially in the south. It was mixed with seashells. Suggestions?
That’s beautiful I would like to know where you order your panels stones and your tops pls do tell 😀
Hi Sylvia, somehow we just saw this comment! You can find your nearest dealer by entering your zip code on our dealer finder on our website: www.affinitystone.com/stone-veneer-for-sale
@@affinitystone7905 The dealers close to me don't know anything about this. Is there an online site?
very nice
Muchas gracias thanks you
No housewrap or tar paper? What the?
set up for rot
Absolutely! If the columns are being installed outside, you need to use house wrap or tar paper. Thanks for the comment!
What is holding the bottom of these stone sections?
My hopes and dreams
Nice what is the name or brand of the stones
do you have a brick veneer version?
Where do you get that pretty color grey stone at?
Can i buy this product in Canada?
Do you have any supplier’s in Ontario? Tnx
Hi Ed - not yet. Hoping to bring on some Canadian distribution soon!
Why is this company posting a product that isn’t available hardly anywhere, buyer beware.
Could do without music . It is annoying
That method demonstrated will ROT ALL TO HELL and back!!! What the heck??? how can you promote this product installation with any kind of conviction ???? I understand that your building a mockup but not sure about the method you're advocating
Hhh