Anybody have experience with them? We're doing a bar at the pond house and are thinking the fake stacked rock would look good on the front and sides. Any tips or warnings?
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I have to say at least 75% of all the termite repairs I've done have had this finish over it.
Might be less but I was quite a bit.
Might be less but I was quite a bit.
Would that be because they don't eat it, so evidence of damage is hidden?
Water seems to always get behind it.
I might be also thinking of a different product. I was referring to the flat stones that you stack.
Faux Stone Siding - Stone Veneer Siding - The Home Depothttps://www.homedepot.com/b/Building-Materials-Siding...Faux.../N-5yc1vZc9sr
This is what I'm asking about, And will be used inside the house...
This is what I'm asking about, And will be used inside the house...
You can use any product you choose inside... no worries. I've never used that product before, looks easy enough.
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This is more or less the product I've seen termite nightmares behind.
This is more or less the product I've seen termite nightmares behind.
Thank you for your input. That's the kind of things I want to know.
All rock and brick skins on houses hide termites. They also are not treated properly 9 times out of 10. To treat these types of homes you have to drill holes in it below grade and inject it in. Hence why you see so much damage with these types of skins. The termites also go unnoticed for a long time giving them lots of time to do their magic.
OP. That stone works good and installs like tile. If you have ever done tile you can do it and it will look good. The irregular surface helps hide imperfections. You have a little more waste due to the size and shape than most types of tile. And you can't really use the drops. I think they make outside corner pieces if I'm not mistaken.
OP. That stone works good and installs like tile. If you have ever done tile you can do it and it will look good. The irregular surface helps hide imperfections. You have a little more waste due to the size and shape than most types of tile. And you can't really use the drops. I think they make outside corner pieces if I'm not mistaken.
