stone veneer and bluestone installation

[@mrmarty1403]

I'm 63 years old and have always wanted to do this kind of work. I realize it's back breaking but the results are fantastic.

[@russellallen5482]

Worked himself into a corner, normally you work out towards the edge but whatever works! Looks great

[@Wilburnator]

Starting at the outside and working in was the only right thing I saw him do in this videa. Whole pieces at the edges, cropped pieces at the house is what you want. The opposite looks awful.

[@russellallen5482]

@@Wilburnator of course you put your cuts in towards the walls and leave the nice big pieces at the edges but you do not work yourself into a corner

[@gticarlos2003]

@@russellallen5482 what he meant is that you want full pieces on the outside and smaller pieces/ cut pieces next to the wall. Is a much better look than starting from the inside out and then having to cut pieces smaller on the edges

[@russellallen5482]

@@gticarlos2003 yes I agree but you do not work yourself into a corner.

[@radchander]

Please watch carefully 1:11+, his exit path is clearly laid out and is not stuck in a corner. Having said that, your advice should never be taken lightly😊

[@CuddleStories]

Damn, that's a hell of a transformation

[@edaloseas]

Excelente trabajo mi hermano saludos

[@julianatavares509]

I just kept watching because of the music 😆

[@AM1015-]

what about the risers on the steps?

[@MaximilianImaging]

The NYC Sound Factory music is fan-fucking-tastic!

[@xval-of9ug]

Nice video!!!

[@BigPappaLos]

am I wrong or aren't you supposed to install stone veneer 6 to 8 inches above soil so when moisture penatrates in cold temperatures the stones does not pop out?

[@russellallen5482]

2” above concrete and 4” above soil I think these rules are dumb and I would never do that at my house , I am a mason of over 27 years and I have never ever done a repair that was at the bottom of a wall. Putting stone above grade defeats the purpose of the look, the stone is supposed to look like a foundation or like the house was built on a stone structure but this “new” stone ways is terrible looking and it looks like it is floating in air.

[@sandrogomez3757]

what do you use to stick the blue stone on the concrete floor?

[@josechristianreyes]

Thin set/ mortar mix

[@pasivo2009]

hey i need install a handrail what bolt or screws you recomended to stoneblue

[@atomatom6442]

nice video style and good work!

[@brikkijim]

Priming concrete? Or saturate with water?

[@markwhitman5717]

Nice work guys

[@aerofpv2109]

That end result is killer. Professionals here.

[@ladylyonteeth3952]

An angle grinder? For bluestone?

[@gticarlos2003]

The only thing that would cut the tight radius

[@fidelfernandez3006]

How did you get it level wt driveway?? Please someone help me

[@tomr1373]

How much did that job cost?

[@tomr1373]

Can you lay that over an existing somewhat uneven brick walkway rather than cement?

[@Alex-ly8hg]

TOM R13 No, better off using cement.

[@zubairshinwarishinwari4926]

🤔🤗🇵🇰🌹🌹

[@wualterhernandez5286]

Q Video más malo.

[@pauldobler2779]

great masonry disco video but not very informative.

[@berkeysandujar6242]

I was thinking the same thing. What is the purpose of having a fast speed video

[@joepaullawncare7222]

The video is obviously over your head. It's very informative on many different levels

[@veronicianyveronica5290]

Bad work, so scare that people will copy the way they did it. Come on mediocre work like this? Don’t make me laugh 😂 🤣🤣😜