Why Stone Veneer Falls

Below in the description and video are some of the most common causes of falling stone veneer and how to fix.
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Improper installation: If stone veneer is not installed properly, it is more likely to fall off.

This is especially true if the veneer is not properly attached to the wall or if the mortar is not applied correctly. Using cheap thin set will not make a strong bond to the surface.

Temperature

Also the weather conditions affect he thin set mortar, too hot surface of the place of application will make thin set degrade the thin set and not bond correctly. Too cold surface the thin set will cure properly and eventually they will fall.

Water damage: Water can cause stone veneer to become loose and eventually fall off. This is especially true if the veneer is not sealed properly or if it is installed in an area that is prone to moisture.

Frost damage: If stone veneer is not properly installed in a cold climate, it can be damaged by frost. This is because the water that seeps behind the veneer can freeze and expand, causing the veneer to crack and fall off.

Wind damage: Strong winds can also cause stone veneer to fall off. This is especially true if the veneer is not properly secured to the wall.

Dust

Stone will fall due to too much dust on the stone or area of application. Need to inspect the stone or debris and clean properly.

If you notice that your stone veneer is starting to fall off, it is important to take action immediately. If you do not, the veneer could fall off and cause damage to your home or property.

Here are some tips for preventing stone veneer from falling off:

Make sure that the stone veneer is installed properly. This means using the right type of mortar and attaching the veneer to the wall securely.

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Seal the stone veneer regularly. This will help to protect it from water damage and staining.

Inspect the stone veneer regularly for any signs of damage. If you notice any damage, repair it immediately.

Have the stone veneer inspected by a professional regularly. This will help to identify any potential problems early on, before they have a chance to cause major damage.

By following these tips, you can help to prevent your stone veneer from falling off and keep it looking its best for years to come.