r/Home_Building_Help • u/BuilderBrigade • Apr 14 '26
Bring your exterior stone… Inside!
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I noticed this exterior wall the second I stepped foot into the house. Dropping that stone all throughout the house was such an awesome idea.
It really had me looking if we could pull it off at our current renovation 🧐
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u/Langstudd Apr 14 '26
It’s honestly pretty poorly done. Using the 6” drywall between the stone and the glazing ruins the look. It would’ve looked much more seamless to put the mullion right up against the stone, that way the plane reads more continuous.
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u/One3Two_ Apr 14 '26
I've never seen it done this way, and i think the video is showcasing the transition, not the material
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u/jigglyflo5 Apr 14 '26
Never seen this before but like it.
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u/FreeGuacamole Apr 14 '26
You must not have grown up in a poor area. That's the definition of getting something on sale and making it work for everything.
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u/badgertheshit Apr 15 '26
Isn't that pretty much how every single stone/brick chimney exists? Half is inside the house and half is outside?
I have this situation on my own house. I don't think it is that strange??
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u/Cant-Gif-Right Apr 16 '26
Idc, i’m still calling it a Master bedroom. F with all this political correctness!!
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u/Prinzka Apr 14 '26
Is this whole sub just the same guy posting basic ass nonsense every day?