DIY Outdoor BBQ and Fireplace - Installing Cement Boards

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  • Опубліковано 24 лис 2024

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  • @californiakapri
    @californiakapri 5 місяців тому

    This is going to be nice when it's done!

    • @BruBuilds
      @BruBuilds  5 місяців тому

      Just a few more things to finish

  • @tandibyrne5481
    @tandibyrne5481 День тому

    Where did you get the plan or design for this fireplace? Very cool.

    • @BruBuilds
      @BruBuilds  20 годин тому

      Thanks, I did the design myself.

  • @elfrank7609
    @elfrank7609 4 місяці тому

    You are giving me terrible ideas!! I don’t want any more projects.😅😅 Thanks for your detailed explanations.

    • @BruBuilds
      @BruBuilds  4 місяці тому

      Hahaha, I know the feeling. Have fun.

  • @rickymiddlesworth4574
    @rickymiddlesworth4574 3 місяці тому

    Thanks for the update! Will you add a certain type of mesh before stucco? What methods will you take to prevent cracking? Thanks!

    • @BruBuilds
      @BruBuilds  3 місяці тому

      I applied a concrete bonding agent to the cement boards, added a drip screed around the countertops and a wire mesh to the corner. I have some fiberglass mesh to embed into the base coat of stucco. I'll be doing a 20/30 semi smooth colored stucco coat. Hopefully I can get to it this week.

  • @TrustEdGarage
    @TrustEdGarage Місяць тому

    I've been following your build for a wile and it has helped me a lot! Thank you very much for showing us your work.
    Any progress on the stucco?
    I am currently getting ready to do stucco over cement board but have been waiting for you to show how to properly do it.
    Thank you again.

    • @BruBuilds
      @BruBuilds  Місяць тому

      Thanks for watching and the encouraging comment. I finished the stucco over a month ago, just haven't had much time for editing.
      I did use a bonding agent on the cement boards, embedded stucco mesh into the base coat and ended up doing 2 semi-smooth color coats on most of it. Had some challenges getting it even and smooth the first time but learned a few tricks and had better results with the second coat. I used a 20/30 color stucco mix, which is applied at 1/8" thickness, so it started to dry rather quickly. Using a red foam float immediate after applying it gave me the best results.
      Hopefully I can find some time to edit and get the video out soon, I may do a quick video this weekend to show the results, you are not the first person to ask about it.

    • @TrustEdGarage
      @TrustEdGarage Місяць тому

      @@BruBuilds Awesome, thank you soo much! Did you use anything on the corners like metal corners?
      Thank you again.

    • @BruBuilds
      @BruBuilds  Місяць тому

      Yes I put wire corner beads on the lower corner and used a drip screed along all the countertops.

    • @TrustEdGarage
      @TrustEdGarage Місяць тому

      @@BruBuilds Last question, did you install the corner bead under or over the mesh? And thank you soo much for your help.

    • @BruBuilds
      @BruBuilds  Місяць тому

      Corner bead and drip screed attached first. I embedded the stucco mesh into the base coat, I didn't get the self-adhesive type, so it didn't stick to the cement board. But I think it worked better to put on about 1/4" of base coat, stick the mesh into the stucco, then add another 1/8" of stucco. I would overlap the mesh around the corners.

  • @rickymiddlesworth4574
    @rickymiddlesworth4574 3 місяці тому

    This is great. Have you done the stucco yet? Would love to see how you do this! What kind of mesh/stucco products you use, etc. Thanks!

    • @BruBuilds
      @BruBuilds  3 місяці тому +1

      I had to get some other projects finished and some work got in the way. I have all the materials and have done most the prep work...I think. Should be starting shortly...then there is the "editing" video part. Thanks for asking.