How To Install Cement Board For Veneer Stone and Stucco installation and waterproofing

[@warmwomyn]

My Father would have loved working with you. Hard working, joyful, you get it done.

[@mbukademagezi4357]

Yeeeees !!!! The only video on KZbin that shows you how to do it properly thanks man !!!!

[@1kbconstruction824]

Glad to help

[@identitywithheld1027]

There value in these demonstration videos is that the work is real. Thorough and clear explanation.

[@upload7978]

What did you use for the joint concrete?

[@escfire]

Started wondewring whether you were Jamaican, Belizean or Gambian......until I hear "....simmentbode" 😂big up yuself yaadman!

[@phillipjacobs2758]

The master is at it again!! Big up Massa Ryan... you run tingz....!!!!

[@1kbconstruction824]

Nuff respect mi bro 💯 bless up you self fam!

[@orderofsalvation2593]

What is the name of the product used to seal the joint and screw or can you use cement

[@shaungriffin2581]

Thanks for the video! I might have missed but what product are you using with the tape?

[@tomelliott9453]

Should there not be tyvek or some other house wrap installed prior to the cement board? The cement board is not waterproof itself, just water resistant. Just curious. Thanks

[@pikubird]

Definitely a water/weather proof wrap and also a rainscreen mat of some sort before adding a cement board or stucco. This will start rotting in the first condensation, never mind the rain that will ge the plywood soaked

[@melindarambo4]

I want to know if I can put cement board onto my fence as a flood barrier? Thanks for your great video!

[@Squeegee_Gang]

Good job installing the cement board but you should have used a moisture barrier. Although, maybe the deck flashing will divert the water away from the lower wall. Great caulking/sealant will have to be used at all terminations. Good video though.

[@joncourter4048]

This method would not working in the Pacific Northwest! A moisture barrier with a min of 1/2" air space between the cement board would be best.

[@reempire888]

wassup up my blackinese brother ! you're one hardworking brotha! keep up the good work!!!

[@KenTraining]

What is the name of the waterproofer for the joints?

[@TwiceStruck]

In The Bahamas We usually covered the Plywood with Felt or Ice and Water shield, before putting up the cement board aka DuRocks

[@DL101ca]

That is exterior grade plywood, meant to be used like that and water resistant. Obviously if you want you could use a covering if you want but it won't make much difference.

[@TwiceStruck]

@@DL101ca I understand that, but this the Caribbean, Salty air and heavy Rain wud Rot that in 10 years and under.You try at most to get 15-20 years before any heavy repairs...well unless a Tropical storm speed things up

[@divinee.155]

Build better house u live in the Caribbean board and plastic has no business there

[@tonyaction5284]

You are da Man brother!!!!!🤙🏼💪🏼 Great work!!!!!!

[@1kbconstruction824]

I appreciate that!

[@chinhvannguyen1685]

Hi, you dont use waterproof membrane for exterior wall??

[@TheSouthernStone]

If you look at the reflection in the glass, you can see that it’s deep under a porch.

[@charlesviner1565]

Subscriber from Davenport Iowa USA 🇺🇸 Likes all your videos 👍

[@1kbconstruction824]

much appreciated 💪🏼💪🏼thank you!

[@bugtusslealien3931]

Need to apply a product like tyvek drainvent rainscreen. Any moisture behind cement board will drain. Perhaps plain tyvek with 0.25 inch strapping

[@Ireland-bc2gx]

Tidy work lads direct apply is the way to go ,no more lath rotting after 4,5 years👍

[@thomasgeraghty5374]

Another fine bit of work from our man

[@1kbconstruction824]

Thank you

[@revolutionsteppin8932]

Yard man. Do it bredda. New subscriber love see my people win. More life

[@Aiitechnologies]

What kind of cement in joints

[@knight-ue6tf]

Can I cover my house with cement board if so what size I seen at home Depot 1/4 7/16 1/2 ?

[@divinee.155]

Mi waa paint the cement board just suh mi nuh si why mi need fi add more cement pon cement. Can it work suh wid regular cement board?

[@MakeWithMike]

Can you install stone on stucco the 6 inch hiegh rectangle shaped at floor.decor?

[@David-ht9jz]

good work brother

[@1kbconstruction824]

Thank you so much 😀

[@jamesalcott4120]

Would you use the same method with stacked stone

[@IzzytheBricky]

Cracking work buddy! Look forward to seeing the veneer stone go on next! Enjoy your weekend buddy 🍻👍

[@1kbconstruction824]

Thank you, lzzy!

[@romaellodfranco72]

could you have used thinset behind the cement board for a much better bond?

[@colmodriscoll33]

This is like installing the hardie board in the shower. If you don’t use tinset in a shower, why use it here?

[@2008mustangdave]

Several people have asked what product youre using to myd the seams but i dont see a reply.

[@warmwomyn]

Howzit?! ❤❤❤ thank you!!!

[@woodigitalvlogs2304]

Hello men! Nice ... I hope you a good day's bro. Wahib Orhan. .

[@1kbconstruction824]

Thank you, appreciate your feedback!

[@woodigitalvlogs2304]

@@1kbconstruction824 hi bro never mind. .so no problem I'm orhan wahib happy bro...

[@benjaminwilliams3568]

Ha ha ha, duuude, Great vid entrance. Nice way to get watchers attention.

[@1kbconstruction824]

Hey, thanks

[@davidbrister7362]

Where is your moisture barrier?

[@tonypointer7026]

Hey I went to the start to get all your secrets. Were you working out of for city

[@1kbconstruction824]

lol 😅 thats good keep watching i have lots more secrets coming 😉 😅

[@owencarter6535]

wonderful job from the master bricklayer. can you show us how to do a 45 degrees cut on a brick, please

[@1kbconstruction824]

Thank you, sure I'm gonna put a video together for that, cut brick 45 degrees 👍

[@cristhianborjas4338]

Good job buddy

[@1kbconstruction824]

thank you

[@RR-ys4iw]

can you do this without the mesh on the joints just mud?

[@1kbconstruction824]

I wouldn't recommend to do it with all the mesh

[@DL101ca]

It would crack and defeat the purpose of trying to waterproof the joints.

[@texsradio3628]

I usually troll on some mastic adhesive unto the wall before installing the cement board I'm always interested in others ideas or ways of doing things

[@glock45ryan31]

Love the work brother 💪🏼

[@1kbconstruction824]

Appreciate it!!

[@fashiononabudget7771]

Great job my guys 👍

[@1kbconstruction824]

Big up

[@safaenafs4682]

Hello, I need help, how to unstall stone over concrete sideboard please?

[@1kbconstruction824]

i already uploaded videos for that

[@where81]

can you do vid for doing a gable

[@1kbconstruction824]

keeping on watching its coming soon !

[@thepodwarsspecial107]

Good tip with cutting out for the squer

[@1kbconstruction824]

Glad it was helpful!

[@jetlim1477]

👍👍👍

[@Sweetness13-g2l]

Great job 👏

[@1kbconstruction824]

Thank you appreciate your feedback!

[@keithwebb658]

Why am I watching at 4:30 am 😁 😁 😁

[@williamp8213]

What size cement board was used? 1/2 or 1/4?

[@jmservice3989]

Did you not watch the video? Also, make sure to use galvanized screw.

[@williamp8213]

@@jmservice3989 no I just decided to ask a question on a video I didn’t watch 🤦🏻 idiot

[@funnyvalentine7995]

7/16 3x5’

[@DL101ca]

@@williamp8213 Says right on the board 7/16 x3ftx5ft...if you watched the video. You must have that Adddddddd...and anger problems. Good luck.

[@veronicianyveronica5290]

Cool 👍👍👍👍

[@1kbconstruction824]

👍👍

[@MoroMoro1]

I plan to do this for a crawl space area. Instead of veneer I'll just finish with stuccoing the entire area

[@ahmadali-qv9pd]

You a new pair of jeans lol

[@elenas6091]

No space between boards, wrong ! Board may expand and may pop

[@johannwolf1]

Isn't that the "this is MAGA country" guy?

[@sitienlieng]

It is not a correct way to do it. Plywood board required at least 2 moisture barriers prior to hanging the wonderboards. The after you tape the joints, 2 redguard coats required prior to installing to stone veneer.

[@divinee.155]

Redguard not outside !!!

[@AllthingsJimThorpePA]

Actually you can use redguard and drylok outside. They use it mainly for showers but any wet enviromentvwill di

[@kelsyec5419]

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