Installation Guide

STEP 4: FINISHING
You have several options for nishing out the last row of your projects and we recommend when possible to install the Universal
Trim and Transition molding rst.
Universal Trim: Universal Trim a 2”x20” trim piece that can be used in many different ways,
depending on your project. It can be used to nish the top of a project area, to trim around
windows and doors, or to butt the stone to another surface. (Use a polyurethane construction
adhesive to attach the Universal Trim).
CTS - Chiseled Top Sill: The Transition Molding can be used to butt one material up to
the stone. It’s an excellent way to dress up your project. (Use a polyurethane construction
adhesive to attach)
Piecing the Stone: Cut to height and use a Polyurethane Construction Adhesive to attach the stone. The structural railing system
may need to be cut to ensure a tight lock and nish. In some situations pre-drilling a pilot hole may be necessary to attach the last
course with a mechanical fastener (i.e. galvanized screws).
ASSEMBLY TIPS:
Do not over tighten the screws
Check often that your stones are level - chalking lines can help with this
Use a rubber mallet to tap stones into place when necessary
may need to be slightly backed out to allow the next stone to lock into place in certain situations.
When necessary, stones can be adjusted up or down to ensure a level course
Broken or cut stones are not waste, simply cut the remaining pieces into a usable stone and apply as normal.
Cut edges can be chipped, roughed or painted to help hide the unnatural looking cut edge.
Hide your cuts by simply cutting and placing the cut side away from high visibility and angles.
Start your project in your least visible/high trafc area, so that by the time you have completed a few rows you will be a pro.
When using M-Rock’s Receptacle Stones, install that rst and work you way towards it cutting the stone to t ush against
the receptacle stone. Continue that row with a new piece on the other side of the receptacle.
CORNERS
Only open one box at a time
REMEMBER
When inside and/or outside corners are
present it is recommend that you start
with inside corners rst, then outside
corners, then ll in between with ats.