How to Install

This describes the steps to install Stack-N-Tack TM stone veneer siding for either new
construction or remodeling.

~No brick ledge is required~

Waterproof Membrane- a self adhesive rubber flashing works well.

Openings - seal the flanges around the windows with self adhesive waterproof membrane.
And once the stone flashing reaches the bottom of the window you can put membrane over
the flashing then the sides and then finish with the top.

Inside Corner Flashing - with a 12inch self adhesive waterproof membrane or a 12inch
piece of aluminum with a 90 degree bend.

Bottom Flashing - 6 inches along the bottom with aluminum flashing or self adhesive
waterproof membrane.

Lap Stone Veneer Installation - starting at the bottom check the leveling few stone, make
adjustments if necessary. There are different lengths of lap stone, when placing them on
the wall each seam on the lower course must be overlapped three inches. Saw cut might be
required.

Nailing Lap Flashing - nailing the bottom one inch up and one inch over from the side.

Sills On Windows - sills must be screwed into place under the window, the top layer of
stone veneer must be sawed to fit and adhesive applied.

Corners - right and left corners must be staggered.

Tool List

Cordless drill
Drivers for drill to
match screws
Circular saw with
diamond blade or
Chop saw
Level
Measuring tape
Utility knife
Caulking gun
Hammer
Gloves
Safety glasses
Dust mask
Ear plugs

Cutting stone veneer
is often a key part of
installation. You can
use either a circular
saw or a grinder with
an inexpensive dry
saw diamond blade
found at any hardware
store.

** Safety First is the
number one priority
with any construction
project. Always wear
gloves
when handling
Stack-N-Tack TM stone
veneer siding.
Take all necessary
precautions to protect
yourself from dust.
Always use safety
glasses and dust mask
when cutting
stone siding panels.