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The guide walks through calculating rectangular and triangular surface areas, adjusting for openings such as windows and doors, and converting remaining wall coverage into metal lath and final flat quantities. 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Then combine the calculated square footage together. |\n| Note: (Step-1 and Step-2) - (Step-3) x (1.2for overlap) = Squarefootage of metal lath neededforyourproject. |  |\n| | Step-4: Measuring Linear Footage for Corners:\u003Cbr>Measure the linear footage of all outside corners, plus any doorways or windows that will be requiring stone veneer corners. Add the measurements together, this will give you the total linear footage of corners needed for your project. |\n\nStep-5: Calculating the Final Square Footage of Flats Needed:  \nTake the combined total square footage of Step-1 and Step-2 and subtract the square footage calculated in Step-3. Then you’ll need to subtract the estimated square footage that will be consumed by the stone veneer corners. On average, one linear foot of stone veneer corners consumes approximately 3/4 square foot of wall coverage (smaller profiles typically consume less coverage, while larger profiles may consume more coverage). Take this into account when calculating your final quantities. Coronado Stone also suggests ordering 5-10 percent extra stone to compensate for loss due to cutting and trimming during the installation process.  \nExample: (Step-1 and Step-2) (Step-3) 800sqft - 120sqft  \n= 680sqft  \n- (Step6-4 x0sqft.75) =  \n620sqft x  \n(suggested 10110% extra)=  \nTotal 682sqft  \nNote: Groutedstoneprofilesarepackagedassuminga1/2”groutjoint.Ifyouintendonusingadifferentsizedgroutjoint, itmaybenecessarytoadjustyourquantitiesaccordingly.  \nCommon Surface Preparation Details  \nWood Frame with Cement Board  \nCoronado Stone Veneer Polymer-Modified Mortar or Polymer-Modified Thin Set Adhesive Bond Coat Per Mfg. Specs  \nCement Board  \nWater Resistant Barrier  \n(2 Layers) Sheathing Studs 16” O.C.  \nUntreated / Unpainted Clean CMU  \nCoronado Stone Veneer  \nPolymer-Modified Mortar or Polymer-Modified Thin Set  \nAdhesive Bond Coat As Per Mfg. Specs 8” CMU Wall  \nRebar Where Occurs  \nTreated / Painted Concrete  \nCoronado Stone Veneer Mortar Scratch Coat  \n2.5 or 3.4 lbs Galv. Metal Lath Treated CMU or Concrete Rebar Where Occurs  \nFoundation WeepScreed  \n(Optional)  \n2” Min. at Paving* 4” Min. at Grade  \nSlope Grade 2% Min  \n*Minimal distance can be reduced to 0.5 in. at paving when paving is supported by same foundation as wall.  \nWood Frame with Sheathing  \nCoronado Stone Veneer Mortar  \nScratch Coat 2.5 or 3.4 lbs Galv. Metal Lath Water Resistant Barrier (2 Layers)  \nSheathing  \nStuds 16” O.C.  \nSteel Frame with Rigid Insulation  \nCoronado Stone Veneer Mortar  \nScratch Coat 2.5 or 3.4 lbs Galv. Metal Lath Max. 1/2” Rigid Insulation Water Resistant Barrier  \n(2 Layers)  \nSheathing  \nStuds 16” O.C.  \nSteel Frame with Sheathing  \nCoronado Stone Veneer Mortar  \nScratch Coat 2.5 or 3.4 lbs Galv. Metal Lath  \nWater Resistant Barrier  \n(2 Layers) Sheathing Studs 16” O.C.  \nFoundation WeepScreed  \n2” Min. at Paving* 4” Min. at Grade  \nSlope Grade 2% Min  \n*Minim","cbCaibqNzo7NCHzr","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaibqNzo7NCHzr","pdf",3519454,12,"English","# Installation quantity calculation\n## Determining rectangular surface area\n## Determining triangular surface area\n## Adjusting square footage for windows and doors\n## Measuring linear footage for corners\n## Calculating final square footage of flats needed\n# Common surface preparation details","[{\"question\":\"How do you calculate the rectangular surface area for stone veneer?\",\"answer\":\"Multiply the length (in feet) by the height (in feet) of each surface area to be covered with Coronado Stone Veneer.\"},{\"question\":\"How is triangular surface area calculated?\",\"answer\":\"Multiply the length (in feet) by the center height (in feet), then divide by 2. Add the square footage from all wall surfaces after completing the rectangular and triangular steps.\"},{\"question\":\"What adjustment is made for windows and doors when estimating quantities?\",\"answer\":\"Calculate the individual square footage for each window and door, then combine those values to adjust the overall square footage before proceeding to final quantities.\"}]","Coronado Stone Installation Guide - Stone Veneer Flats and Corners | PDF"]