Here we have a Thin Veneer in Gray with Brown Mixed Ruble in a Drystack Pattern. This design layout gives a more modern look when in a Linear Pattern. Using clean cut Gray Flag Stone for the surround and hearth adds simplicity to this modern twist.
This Remarkable outdoor kitchen will sure to be a focal point of entertainment. We are excited to see the final outcome. Using the same TN blue/gray flagstone as countertops is an alternative to granite countertops and really ties everything in.
The Gorgeous blue/gray Ashlar Flagstone really emphasizes the Beauty of this Astonishing home!
Herringbone firebrick pattern with split brick offers an elegant finish inside an isokern firebox.
Here is a completed look with rock installation and water tables. This home is just Gorgeous!
First, we pressure washed the area using no chemicals. Second, we rolled a bonding agent onto the concrete surface as you see in the first picture. This will strengthen the bond between the concrete and the mortar under the stone.
In the second picture you see the Gray Ashlar Stone beginning to be installed on the floor. We used the same bonding agent and added it to our mortar mix to set the stone in. This also strengthens the bond between the mortar and the stone.
***Quick Tip: While you have your pressure washer out, clean both sides of the stone thoroughly. This is a simple step that is often overlooked and can cause major problems. Mortar does not bond to dirt! This process takes longer, but it’s well worth it :)
Installing these Stone Balusters really gives such an elegant touch; just take a look at this Beauty!
Commercial Arriscraft sample complete (with grout) on panel.
