Best Adhesive for Stone Veneer on Exterior Surfaces?
2012年5月26日 · The last time I did something like this was about 30 years ago and it was inside around a fireplace. Back then I used standard mortar to adhere the stone to the lath. When we were in the store checking out the stone veneer, the sales guy mentioned something about an adhesive that brought to mind a tile adhesive I used recently to set tile.
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2009年7月5日 · I'd envisioned some type of cement-to-stone glue but now that I need to do it I have no clue what that would be. Surely this is not the first time someone has had this question since engineered floors are not always run all the way through an outer door doorjamb. Any knowledgeable solution would be greatly appreciated. Thx!
How to adhere stone veneer to durock cement board
2022年7月3日 · I have a question about how to adhere stone veneer to Durock cement board. So, first off I've done a couple other stone veneer projects before and they turned out great (IMO). I used the metal lath and scratch coat method and used Quikrete Natural Stone Veneer mortar. However now I'm building an outdoor kitchen and covered it all in Durock.
Will this cement board support the weight of heavy stone...
2023年1月10日 · Stone doesn't care how "in & out" the backwall is. First, a good rough plastercoat will "grab" the back-buttered stone much better and faster than CBU. Second, the CBU is too dense compared to a typical mortar based plaster coat, and won't allow you to install the stone without laying from the bottom and filling the joints in as you lay the stone.
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2007年4月8日 · Real stone yes, cultured stone no. Real stone is laid up like brick and supports itself with only a need here and there to be tied off to the wall to keep it steady as it's going up. Cultured stone needs to be attached to a wire mesh which needs to be nailed to a plywood base with tar paper on top between the plywood and wire mesh.
Installing Stone Veneer Over Tile (see pic)
2011年2月3日 · I would think you would have a very difficult time adhering some stone to the tile. I would suggest buying a multi tool that would allow you to easily remove the tile. You would have to break one of the tiles up for a starting point, but then you …
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2018年4月3日 · I recommend that you use PT plywood under the stone, then a 2 inch bed of cement, then the stone. Build a wooden frame around the cement and stone area to contain the cement and stone . Use a level and a rubber mallet to get the stone set level so the stove can sit even without leaning.
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2012年4月13日 · Do not use thin set. Always use Type S or N mortar for stone veneer despite what any home depot or lowes idiot might suggest. It is very important to apply a scratch coat to help hold the stones once installed. With out the scratch coat, stones will very easily break bond during installation on a flat surfac and you could be in for trouble. GL
Can I lay natural stone (travertine) tiles directly on...
2009年8月13日 · Travertine and other natural stone tiles are incredibly unforgiving when it comes to weak or deflecting substrates and floor structures. 1/2" backerboard in unnecessary as stated. Put in as thick a piece of plywood as you can stand or consider replacing the 1x's with plywood. 1/4" backerboard set in thinset is all that is needed for floors.
stone veneer over pressure treated posts - DIY Home …
2012年5月4日 · This is fairly common, especially on posts with 4 corners close together. The problem most likely is that the Tyvek isn't keeping water away from the wood. Cultured stone is absorbant, like a sponge, and takes in and can store more than enough water to saturate the wood material behind it.