Changing Siding To Stone

In this case with cement rather than with nails.

Changing siding to stone.

The most important part of the job will be underground as a solid foundation must support the new brick. But another similarity that veneer shares with stone is the possible deterioration of mortar joints over time which may necessitate periodic inspection. Stone veneer is simply stone either natural or cultured attached to the side of a house just like siding. Stone whether natural or cultured is a fantastic way to add texture color and interest to a home s exterior.

When you re only removing the lower portion of your home s vinyl siding to install a brick or stone wainscot if local code allows you can dig just below grade and bolt angle iron to the foundation to serve as the new brick ledge. Of the nine most common types of siding brick along with stone which has comparable costs is the most expensive choice. Paint the stone with a clear coat masonry sealer to protect the finish. Paint a thin coat to prevent bubbling as.

Like stone veneer is impervious to fire insects and rot doesn t need staining or painting and is less expensive than actual stone or brick though still costlier than other siding options.