I have 2 cinder blocks side by side for a 16x16 square… Is there an option for this? Everything I’ve found is built to funky dimensions.

What is the life expectancy of this product

We had this in the UK in the '70's called 'Stone Cladding'.. It was popular for a few years then people started removing it and realised what a mess it left their brickwork..

is this material paintable ???

They don't show you how to smooth off the top layer. Say you want three panels. How do you make the top where they use screws to look like it blends. They don't show you how or talk about it in the video. They do show it completed but not how to do it. A red flag if you ask me.

Extremely overpriced and wildly overhyped.

How many screws per panel?

Why didn't you show us, step by step, the beginning and end of the project.

Question! Will the material take weed eater strikes on do you recommend not putting on ground level?

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How do you do it on cinderblock?

A lot of questions but no answers makes me skeptical. Just saying.

I feel like this isn't really solving the problem, it just covering it up. If it isn't a structural brick, it might not be as big of a problem, but if it is a true brick house, you would need to solve the actual issue so your house doesn't end up falling down.

this is the oddest manufacturers video Ive ever watched

why do you have gloves on?

Too bad you didn’t show the posts in the ground and sheathing first

Any videos of butting up to trim?

Since there is concern over getting water behind the panels, shouldn't you put adhesive around the perimeter of each panel instead of that zigzag pattern?

If I am putting this on a painted concrete retaining wall do I need the tyvek?

Can this product go right over existing eifs stucco or would I have demo the existing eifs stucco

I wish you made a charcoal / mossy green faux stone.

That’s a violation of the national electrical code

Get yourself a impact gun.using drill guns is like your stuck in the 8os

Wow 24 steps.?

How much does it cost to pay for installation?

Do you have Back splash supplies?

The adhesive over Tyvek makes no sense at all since the screws holding the panel. Using adhesive on joints makes sense. It seems to me the product may be of good quality but the demo is at best mediocre.😢😢😢

I can't believe it, snapping the chock line was a total failure.😢😂❤😊

Genstone

How expensive was this project?

How hard is it to install electrical outlets in these panels?

11:50 looks horrid

It looks like your home had over lapping horizontal boards above the gen stone. Did you have to remove the boards on the lower portion in order to put the Gen stone on a flat surface?

Sorry but had to rewind a few times to hear Amanda say "big stretch caulking" a few times. I couldn't resist.

That girl needs to pull her hair back. It is going to get full of caulk.

Does GenStone make a dryer vent box that goes with the faux stone? That bit was missing from this installation guide.

How many corner pieces to make this?

What about expansion/contraction?

Expensive as hell. I just made an order.

I find it odd that they don't "finish" the walls.. as they sign off, you can see all the screw heads, etc.. They should show the finished product so we can see how the caulk and paint look.. disappointing.

Just so i have this right Level and dry fit as often as possible. 1. Start at the corner and measure to the height of one corner panel. 2. Create a level chalk line at that level on both the right and left side (you only show left) 3. I am installing outside so put glue on the back of the corner and screw in place (using the chalk line as the top of it). 4. Caulk the edge of the corner panel, put glue on the back of the left side panel. Slide in place, ensure its level and screw in place. 5. Repeat until done with this side. I will make sure to "tuck" the far end of the panel into the edge molding that is already there. 6. The right side is basically the same for me, although its only 13" from edge to the door, so i am cutting a number of panels down. 7. Install corner ledger, glue and seal excessively.. 8. Since i am dry fitting, that last piece will be cut down to fit. But glue and seal the rest. 9. Look for loose bits, screw in as necessary. 10. Fill and paint holes.. 11. Have a beer and enjoy..

!st to comment. I win! That looks absolutley awesome.

I am trying to do the same

What you use ?

The real stone cost is so close that it would be worth it to have real stone!

Something I noticed about your method of installation is your screwing into drywall and stripping the screws out. When I install mine I will be using plywood instead so that everything is supported. That's one suggestion I would make if you do another install video.

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Can you comment on the name of the stone look you used? Does it feel like real stone to the touch? If not, what’s comparable? What was the all in cost for what you show in the video? Looks great.

Did the girl quit mid video?

How do you finish the top? Do you sell trim pieces to hide the nailing flange?