How To Install Mortarless Stone Veneer - STONEfaçade By CertainTeed On An Outdoor Kitchen

[@davidharrison3074]

As always, the products you use are so real looking. The details getting started are always so important. This whole project has been looking absolutely fantastic. Great job Josh and thank you for your detailed information as always. 🔨🔨👍🏻👍🏻

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thanks David! Manufactured stone veneer is definitely the way to go compared to Reel stone. It goes on much easier and looks similar. I hope everything is going well for you. Take care!

[@jeroenvanderweijde8122]

Just finished binge watching your outdoor kitchen videos, you rock Josh! Keep up the great work!

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

That is awesome! I appreciate you following the series. I will keep the videos coming. Thank you!

[@tyleradkins2069]

Josh I just want to let you know man happy Father's Day you are a good father to your kids and you're a good son to your daddy always love your dad and be there for him much you can cuz you don't know how much longer you have with him God will be there with you God bless you and think you for your videos

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thank you so much. That is very nice of you! Time goes by so quick it’s not even funny. I try to spend as much time with the ones I love while I am here. Take care!

[@jeffreyspilker2209]

Very impressed you explain the product and how to install very easy to understand.

[@andrewlong5226]

Love this tutorial and the finished product is absolutely stellar!!

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thank you! I am very happy with the product as well. Thank you for watching my videos!

[@kennyburaker9013]

Fantastic job and a great product.

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

It is a great product and I appreciate your kind words!

[@meezymike]

Excellent series dude! Keep up the good work. I appreciate how detailed your videos are. Best DIY channel I have watched!

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

That means a lot to me! I try to put as much useful information in all of my videos. I’m glad you noticed. Good luck with your DIY project!

[@garrysekelli6776]

I'm pumped to watch this video about stone veneer. I have always wondered how to install stone veneer. Well not really. But perhaps after watching the video I might start to wonder.

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thanks for stopping by! The stone veneer was super easy to install because it did not require mortar. It’s definitely the DIY friendly way to go!

[@johns9716]

Josh....you did a great job with explanations and appreciate a.l of your insights. It was a pleasure watching this video. 👌

[@johncollins500]

Looks really fantastic Josh!!!

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thank you!

[@rednhrailroad]

Super! I wonder if it would be helpful to others mention the Bottom Line Expense for materials. I always enjoy your videos.

[@Flysimware]

Finished my upper and lower cabinet installation and I am so happy as it came out perfect. I found that out of many KZbin videos I watched your 'How To Install Kitchen Cabinets' as this was by far the most detailed and helpful tutorial to watch. So thanks! Normally it's better to install the uppers cabinets first as I did but since you had custom large pantry's I can see why you did your uppers last so you can get your uppers to match exactly in height. My large pantry was isolated by the fridge with only a single upper. So I did install this one last. Next I am going to be doing the toe kick and molding. So will be watching your molding video soon. Can you glue the molding or use brackets behind the molding rather than nail them?

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thanks a lot. I’m glad you like the cabinet installation video! I always recommend nailing the crown molding on. I never have used brackets to install it. Good luck with your cabinet project!

[@joeynanez9897]

Came out Really nice

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thank you!

[@plumbbuild6517]

Thanks for sharing your experience with building your outdoor kitchen that stone looks really good the only thing I think they could have done better is not put the laps together maybe if the panels had alittle offset but other than that it’s very realistic

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thank you I appreciate that! The stone is panels, it’s very difficult to change how the laps look without slowing down the installation process I believe. Thanks a lot for your input!

[@GeorgeRoberts-r5x]

Awesome video and project. Very detailed and str8 forward

[@JeffWaldner]

👍awsome and helpful

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Glad you think so! Thanks for watching!

[@jennlizzy2019]

Terrific job.

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thanks Jenn!

[@My-Say]

That looks really fantastic! A couple questions: Would it be too heavy or expensive to install that rock look on my house? I have aluminum siding right now and old wood boards from the 1920s under it. There aren't any signs of rot anywhere. Also, should that stuff be coated to help protect it against UV and about how much money would it cost in material to do a relatively small 2 bedroom house? I can do the work mostly myself.

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thanks a lot! I would definitely make sure your structure is sound. I would replace anywhere there is rotted plywood, and make sure your studs are solid. After that, it would be similar to what you’ve seen in this video. I hope that helps!

[@guymcclymont7779]

Josh, those are fantastic videos. Your details are second to none. Thank you. I'm doing my first DIY kitchen project and am a rookie at most things. I really appreciate your help in getting my job done. If you have the time, I have a few questions for you. It looks like you have a Ridgid wet saw. I need to be able to rip a three-foot length of my stone veneer. I've never used a wet saw before. I had looked at that model, but it said its limitation was 2 feet. Is it simply a matter of flipping the item around, or do I need to purchase the more significant saw that can rip 3 feet at 2.5x the cost (Canada)? As well, do I need to use screws on the stone veneer where I have cut the metal screw stip off, or is there an adhesive that can be used that is good for hot/freezing weather, or maybe both, given I don't have a starter strip with this product.

[@syoungblood153]

Looks great!

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

I appreciate that!

[@diogonascimento4003]

Started watching your outdoor kitchen video and got hooked lol awesome job! How big is your patio?

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thank you I appreciate that! The whole outdoors space is covered is 26‘ x 26‘. I hope that helps!

[@louisel.sinniger2057]

I was wondering about rain getting behind the stone but your explanation was so helpful. I really like CertainTeed products. I will be siding my house this summer with the SHINGLED SEA SIDE look siding. Very nice out door kitchen! Is this YOUR place?

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

The rain screen is a must! CertainTeed made it easy. Sounds like you got a busy summer ahead of you. Yes this is my place. Good luck with your project!

[@Flysimware]

I figured you would had chose to use a 1/4 round trim as you could still see the backboard. Maybe that is something you will do at some point. Even without it it still looks clean.

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thank you! It all turned out better than I could imagine. Good luck with your project!

[@colbybotts4809]

Great job on the outdoor kitchen build, love the detail your videos have. I'm planning an outdoor kitchen build myself and wanted to get some other perspectives. I do have a couple of questions. When framing out your outdoor kitchen, did you consider just making cabinet boxes with a toe kick like you would do for a kitchen? I'm designing mine with cabinet boxes and I'm planning on doing a concrete countertop too and since I've seen this done on indoor kitchens I figured it would be strong enough for the weight. Also, when you were installing the stone, do you think it would easier to use a laser instead of always having to use a torpedo level? Anyhow, again great job and it looks fantastic!

[@robavis4906]

Great job. Really enjoyed the series. Now u have to do a video cookin a few steaks and some burgers lol

[@marcesw35]

I bet next time he will put the vapor barrior on before the appliances.

[@MervsServiceSecrets]

Great job and the certainteed product looks incredible. However, I can't find anywhere that the average person can buy it. It only seems available to contractors from wholesalers, not available to the average Joe retail customer. If you know of a place, please point me in the right direction.

[@r.m.2301]

did you have any problems cutting the stone with the wet saw when you had to cut the metal or did you use something else when a cut fell where the metal was. Great video thank you for all the information...

[@MarkSchneider-e8g]

If its self adhering cut the roll in half before unrolling and just over lap the top. U have 2 factory edges to work with

[@CopBrain]

Just watched all your outdoor kitchen videos. Nice works what was the overall price?

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thank you! If you were to build this outdoor kitchen and did most of the work, you could build it for around $15,000 in the location I’m building. I hope that helps!

[@LEA-yr7bb]

I want to put this around the bottom half of my garage. Would I need to remove the siding or can I nail it to the vinyl siding

[@therealguru5126]

Just a comment, after flashing, run another piece of tape at the top. The stone like you said has a rain screen in. This way water cannot get behind the flashing.

[@dadbodoffroad]

Great Job!!!! What was the total cost at the end? I'm building mine in the next couple of months

[@grmsk7584]

It is extremely beautiful and I wonder how much it costs. Could you please tell us, thank you.

[@gregoryg]

I couldnt find anywhere that a DIYer could buy this stuff.

[@douglascampbell5284]

Do I need a vapor barrier when using cement board

[@robertmillard4408]

Could you not bond the bricks to the backing and not use screws ?

[@LearningToLiveTexasHomestead]

nice job as always. I don't think I like these because I can see every rectangular section because the lines stand out

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

I appreciate that!

[@NTSHMA]

Cost wise, it would have been better to use a ZIP system on the cabinets, as that barrier is expensive at $1.20 per square foot.

[@raaah]

Generally how much does the stone cost? When you click on the link they make you jump through so many hoops just to find a location and then when you call that location they want you to come in

[@rudyrivera7426]

👌👍

[@melgarcia91945]

how much does it cost ? per Sq ft ?

[@-PORK-CHOP-]

While you did an excellent job as always, I don't like how you can see the straight lines of the blocks, this gives it away that these are tiles, and looses the natural look, it can be clearly seen at 38:20 this shows this very badly, it's a shame as you put a lot of work into it.

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

Thank you! Every product has its pros and cons. Good luck with your project!

[@serg5951]

Please, begin you, make more videos, all right?

[@TheExcellentLaborer]

I will keep making new videos, hopefully the rest of my life! Stay tuned for more!

[@brianboot8623]

Great content but you talk too much. No disrespect, just a obsevation 😊

[@mariabuenrostro9439]

how much is that stone veneer ???