Interior Stone Wall DIY -How To Install Faux Stone on Interior Wall All by Yourself
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 16 ก.ย. 2024
- This Interior Stone Wall DIY tutorial is brought to you by StoneSelex.com.
Learn how to do the installation of stone veneer on any interior wall, fast and easy, using a handful of basic tools, a tube of U Stone adhesive, a piece of cement board, your favorite stone veneer and just a couple of hours to spare. This do-it-yourself video will show you how to create a stunning focal point of a room in just a few steps.
Whether you want a stone fireplace, a stone veneer backsplash or to create added warmth and character with textured accent walls, dramatic stone effects provide a soothing environment that takes you away to a better place and create a natural looking piece of artwork.
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Installation of faux stone panels on an interior stone wall is a do-it-yourselfer’s dream as they make for a remarkably simple installation requiring minimal tools and mess, yet they create a dramatic impact by exuding the impression of rustic ruggedness and “rock” solid sturdiness.
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Simply clean the application area and back of the stone of any dust or grease. Apply U Stone adhesive to the back of the stone. Place the stone onto the clean substrate and allow the masonry adhesive to cure for 24 hours.
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Luv it. Sheet rock helps bcuz of the weight and so any shakes from ground/earth won't have ur accent wall come tumbling down. DNT just put it on ur drywall. It will be a disaster waiting to happen later..
Sheetrock is drywall. You meant to say Durock helps. However with many of these interior stone projects the manufacturer will tell you it is ok to apply over sheetrock up to a certain height..usually 9 or 10 foot.
brother thank u so much for such a great video. I am literally closing on my house this month on the 25th, and I had no idea hot to do this job. You literally just showed me how to get it done plus you saved me a lot of money by showing me. I just subscribed to your channel.
Got to love trying to listen to him talking when the music is louder than him.
no kidding - annoying music
Highly agree.. some people cant decide if they're making a tutorial or a music video. Clicking away..
Same here!
Stone inside and out would be beautiful.
Thanks for your video. It's nice to see people showing its achievable doing it yourself as well. Can't wait to start my whole house with this hahahaahahah. (First have to buy before market gets chaotic)
We hired a professional to design our outdoor grill area and then added a nice frame around an outdoor tv wall and it looks amazing. I highly recommend this design. It’s much more detailed work and always better to hire a professional. Thanks for sharing your video.
Beautiful job, you give me good idea for my room thanks😊👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Excelente Vídeo, Saludos desde CHILE..!
Amazingly beautiful
Really great video. I'm ready to do my kitchen wall. Thanks!!
love how the music drowns out his voice very effective
Great video, easy to follow along, the presenter is easy to understand and has a nice smile (bonus). Thank you for this video.
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For anyone wondering what brand the stone is, I’m 99% sure it is MSI Arctic Golden! We just bought the same stone.
Is it expensive ?
Very professional results
Really nice job.
Nice to know that it can easily be done. Thanks for the tutorial
I can't wait to do this.
Love this .. thanks a lot for the video looks amazing
Good job looks beautiful!!
Thanks for the video.
Ohhhhh I love this!😱❤️
Thanks for posting this valuable video,
I was searching exactly for this type of stone fixing.
I have drawn the mentioned way in my Construction Drawing.
25-10-2021
I want to do something like this around my existing painted brick fireplace. The tricky part is that I need to mount a 60" TV at the top, run wires behind/through the facade wall, and figure out how to situate a gas-insert fireplace back in its place when the job is finished. Adhesive sounds like a great idea for most of the wall, but I'm not entirely sure how I'm going to bolt a 60lb TV stand up there. I suppose the trick will be to use very long bolts.. ;)
Loved it!!!
Great job 👍
Great video. Right on time for a job I’ve lined up. Hard to hear you over the music tho’.
It didn't need any music tbh especially as it's a short vid anyway. Thx wall looks great 👍
I think this was a good video . Let me see if u have a backsplash video
Nice stone
Thanks! Great work! I will do it this weekend! 👍
I love it. I hope i can do this as well.
Thank you!!
Searching TH-cam for indoor stone wall ideas, this was the first video in the list, and that is the EXACT color, style and thickness of stone veneer I've been searching for! What product is that?
All the other DIY I've researched do the butter backing using a trowel. Your way looks easier, which makes me wonder why people would do it any other way. Could some one explain the difference
Glue applied with a trowel is probably better for a application that needs to be water proof like a bathroom
Shouldn’t you have started the next row with the piece you cut off from the first row? The piece you cut off, already has a straight line and there is no gap when you start the next row with the piece you cut off. You would save a lot of time by starting the next row with the piece you cut off and not leave a bunch of little gaps as the piece you’re cutting off is already a straight line and you would start off from where you left off with the last piece.You would think that it is the same concept as laying out wood floor or laminate. We always start the next row with the piece of laminate that we cut off of the last piece you’re laying out from the last completed row. Maybe it works different with this.
Great tip and good point you are absolutely correct thank you again! I'm interested in doing this in the dining room and you just saved me a great deal of time and headache by mentioning this
Do you have a link on the stone. Love the end result 😍
Great video. I'm getting ready to install a backsplash in my Kitchen using the same MSI stone you used in your video. You did a great job of answering most my questions. My kitchen is L shaped so that I will have both ends with nothing to butt up to. How do I finish those ends to look nice. I will also have a foot or two exposed on the top where counter extends beyond the cabinets. How can I finish that to look nice?
You really did a great job can you do one for the out side of the house.
Thanks
New subs and bell clicker.
Great video, other videos show people mixing mortar in a bucket and applying to wall and stone before adhering, this is so much simpler. Are you sure this is all I need to make sure they adhere well?
Turn the music off. It's very distracting and people can't hear the instructions.
You don't need the music, it is distracting.
Please please lower the music volume
What benefit is provided by adding concrete board over the drywall?
I’d think the benefit is not ruining the wall
I live in a condo... the more projects I do and more items I buy.. the more I am beginning to wonder if i should get a storage unit lol
Adhesive... Simple, thin, quick... But not stronger or cheaper than thinset mortar.
What about the vertical edges. After putting the stone on the cement boards, the purple coloring of said boards will be exposed. Any ideas?
Nice work I have a question I want do a small section on living room can I install ontop of shirock and were can I found that stone
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hOW COME YOU CANNOT FIND THIS ADHESIVE
Lose the music bro..
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Do i need concrete boards, can't I go right over existing dry wall in living room?
Same question
Cement board is much stronger and doesn’t flex like drywall.
Can you just add to existing dry wall instead of buying cement board and placing it over dry wall?
Some products allow you to do it straight onto the dry wall or on to plywood, I wouldn't recommend that unless its your own home or you aren't bothered with repairing the wall if you have to take it down at some point.
Music too loud, finding it hard to listen to the instructions
That's freaking crazy! No mortar droppings and no scratch coat?
I appreciate the background music to make sure we cannot hear a thing of what he is saying!
Can u please tell me what is the name of the board that u put I couldn’t hear it because of the background music
Cement board aka hardi backer
Nice work! Love the stone. Can you share the name/style of the stone?
Ho do i get those products in bangladesh
If it is a dry environment wall like a dining room and you are just using adhesive is it necessary to put up cement board? Can you just install to sanded sheetrock? The ashesive will adhere just the same.
Hi . Can the same be done on the exterior walls of the house? Thanks
Hi… Can you please let me know which tool you have used to cut the tile. Thank you in advance.
Thanks
What's the longevity of using this method vs concrete? this seems easier and less time consuming but I'm not sure what is best to use?
What's the cost? Maybe he said it, but I missed it will rocking out to this jam!
Silicone installation is better, but can it withstand heat? Thank you
I can't hear the installer over the music
Do I have to use backer board on an accent wall?
Is there an update photo? How did it hold using just that caulking?
Is this something you could put in your bathroom or would the humidity from showers or baths cause it to not stick?
Can I put these onto a painted wall??
Where do you get the U stone glue ??
Can you use this to cover a brick fireplace? Any issue with heat? TY
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buena construcción
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Looks like I can do that
Is it better to put the Rockboard on top of the sheet rock or should I rip down the sheet rock and put the rockboard right to the studs!?
I want to install a stone on the chimney. Can I install it using cement or silicone so that it can withstand the heat of the chimney?
most of these show you using mortar does this glue take the place of that?
Turn the music off hard to hear you.
where can we buy the u stone masonry adhesive?
Can you tell me again the name of that drywall that you drilled onto the wall?
Merhaba
Would chalking a level line be more useful? Or not with stone
The music needs to be louder
love the faux stone but still afraid of weight. What is the weight of this per tile/sqft?
the one produced by Decoresin is 1,1 kg for sq meter
Could you do the same procedure on a wall with paneling ?
How come you didnt put it directly over the drywall instead of using the concrete panel?
It’s not safe and the rock won’t stick properly.
ecko121831 got it. Appreciate the response.
Hi, can i use a tile polymer modified cement to instal veneer stone? Thank you
Nice job 👍🏽 the music doesn’t bothered me
can this be used outside and how would you do the corners?
Can you apply this to install stone veneer over plywood
A really nice and comprehensive guide by a charismaric guy. One question though, what if I want to install these panels on a painted brick wall? Do I need to sand the surface to get rid of the paint? Do I need to install these concrete panels so the adhesive has something to grip to?
Hello mate , I'm curious what did you do ? Can you place these onto a painted wall
There are washing liquids, that cleans and softens the paint, so the adhesive will have a better grip. You don't have to remove the old paint.
Whats the purpose of the cement board ? For adhesive strength? Can this be applied to a painted sheetrock wall or painted plaster wall without the cement board backing it ?
I believe it’s to protect the actual wall. Like if you live in an apartment, you wouldn’t wanna glue those panels to the wall.
Would the adhesive be safe to use on the same style wall if it reaches heights taller than 10 feet high?
Does not look like you’re actually answering questions... but I’ll try. How long did it take you to do this full job?
Take away the music for goodness sakes! Otherwise good video...wow...
Why do we need cement board inside? Is it just for strength and stability? I am just trying to figure it out to do a small water closet wall.
Can I use hardybacker instead of cement board
Cool. what stone did you use in this project? i like it