There is nothing uglier than fake stone and brick walls, houses etc. You can see it from a mile away… In architecture, the elgance relies in the structure and materials used, if you fake a material and stick it on another you end up with an ugly construction…
Real stone has a certain level of upkeep and maintenance depending on geographic and urban location.
For example, real stone in the shopping district where lets say the demographic is highlow up to middle middle. Means there will be outliers of individuals who think its fun to graffiti something or (less specific) maybe a family with a toddler is shopping and walking through and toddler wobbles into the hard, real, stone and gets injured.
In some applications it is deemed more effective overall to use something like this in lieu of real, natural stone.
Few years those nails will rust out and the whole side will fall down adhesive on a house wrap won’t hold do like a stucco scratch coat and adhesive fast isn’t always best
Are u in the states with this material I’ve been thinking to add to my new showroom materials like this to have on hand for contractors what do you think
I tried this and I assure you it does not go up that easy, nor do they fit together so nice. In fact, after a few rows I ripped it off and return the $8K order. To many gaps in corners where spiders would love to live or mud dobbers would build a nest. The product itself had to be trimmed because of the molding process. Looks nice but not worth it IMO. Btw, those little nails will hold it to the wall, need a crow bar to remove the tiles.
Pussy way to do a real job. Unfortunately I think the old school ways of doing jobs like this are going to disappear. How long is that going to hold with the finish nails hes stapling into it? Ive seen rock work done with mortar 120+ years old still standing. Z
So boring
Lol I had to play this already 20 times I’m doing mosaic tile and I know damn well this is wrong
There is nothing uglier than fake stone and brick walls, houses etc. You can see it from a mile away… In architecture, the elgance relies in the structure and materials used, if you fake a material and stick it on another you end up with an ugly construction…
This is garbage If you want Stone house So build with stone
Hell no to that stone facing.. As a stone mason for the past 13 yrs. That here is the worst innovation in the stone industry
Segun entiendo no es piedra. Es sidding, un revestimiento cementicio que simula ser piedra.
Oh good, stone with exposed fasteners…
Where do you buy these from
And they charge the same are real stone!
😂
Does anyone know the product details?
Real stone has a certain level of upkeep and maintenance depending on geographic and urban location.
For example, real stone in the shopping district where lets say the demographic is highlow up to middle middle. Means there will be outliers of individuals who think its fun to graffiti something or (less specific) maybe a family with a toddler is shopping and walking through and toddler wobbles into the hard, real, stone and gets injured.
In some applications it is deemed more effective overall to use something like this in lieu of real, natural stone.
Cheap
Never seen that before. Very cool🎉
Few years those nails will rust out and the whole side will fall down adhesive on a house wrap won’t hold do like a stucco scratch coat and adhesive fast isn’t always best
I’ve got so many questions
I hope who ever pays for this one a being charged siding prices. If the owner is paying cultured stone prices they’re getting ripped off.
So not stone more like brick or split face block . All same color
No mortar. No grout. Ugly
Because they’re not interlocked, they look easy to replace.
CHEESY!
anybody know what song is playing
Are u in the states with this material I’ve been thinking to add to my new showroom materials like this to have on hand for contractors what do you think
Nope water is going to get behind it and pop it off ,nails better be non corrosive.Stack bond is not a good look and that corner is hideous.😮
I tried this and I assure you it does not go up that easy, nor do they fit together so nice. In fact, after a few rows I ripped it off and return the $8K order. To many gaps in corners where spiders would love to live or mud dobbers would build a nest. The product itself had to be trimmed because of the molding process. Looks nice but not worth it IMO. Btw, those little nails will hold it to the wall, need a crow bar to remove the tiles.
What if youbwant to install it on cement
🤔
Idk about this
As a stone mason this makes me want to cry
Where can I go and purchase this stone does Home Depot carry it thanks
Wait for the rain to sink all the water thro those nail holes😂
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Garbage.
No thanks. Poorly designed system.
Pussy way to do a real job. Unfortunately I think the old school ways of doing jobs like this are going to disappear. How long is that going to hold with the finish nails hes stapling into it? Ive seen rock work done with mortar 120+ years old still standing. Z
This is pathetic . Just do a manufactured concrete stone . For God’s sake . They will do anything .
New houses are so cheap
Memorized
Hey bud you got joints breaking together on separate runs
Are these plastic?
Head scratcher. So many questions
Out side not so much but interior decor wall 😮
What material even is this?
For external cladding who you kidding with a couple of brads!
So, how do you seal it to keep it moisture proof?
For me personally i love dry stone walling where the mortar isnt seen with proper quarry stone
WTF😂
Why things fall apart so easy with simple everyday wear and tear 😮
Stone you mean foam
E pietra….o…pezzi di legno?!?!!!???
You spelled foam siding wrong 😂