Installation of the New Stacked Stone Panels video 2

[ThePeoplesChamp213]

Hello Fauxrock! I recently purchased a new property. I would like to add stone veneer to the exterior. My question is there is vertical LP siding on it right now. Do I have to take off the siding that is currently existing? My preference would be to add the stone veneer over the existing siding only to go up 3/5 up the side of the home. Would this be OK, or would this cause a problem? Thank you for taking the time to read.

[lrd9999]

Glue&screw, lick&stick, whatever, have no idea how this looks up close, or how long it will last, but it looks a heck of a lot better than vinyl siding and better then what most people picture as a "manufactured home". The only feature that bothers me is the implausible overhang; the foundation should follow the perimeter of that section to, eh, support the weight of all that "stone", so to speak.

PS: Someone should get the guy at 3:50 a rail guide for that saw, or at least a boxing cup.

[garciacontracting]

muy lindo trabajo

[caleedy1]

Those guys are not masons. And that stuff sucks. And thats the bottom line.

[Leeso2011]

They look great for about 5 years, after that they stain and look terrible.

[Taxminia0311]

when it sounds to good to be true its most like not true, you'll end up dissapointed with the results yrs later.

[eminence18]

are those plastic , other than the capstones

[Bergthesgarten]

Cool....We dont have this in Denmark!

[viper8red]

This is really neat.. fast. How long will that surface last? Will it fade in the sun?