can armor be applied to the outside including concteret patio and masonry stire with bricks
1723982
The S2000 can be applied to exterior concrete and brick, but the use should be as a Densifier. If you are looking to protect exterior concrete, masonry or brick, you should consider the Armor SX5000. The SX5000 is a DOT approved water repellent that will cause water and other liquids to bead off the surface. It will provide protection from concrete dusting, mold and mildew growth, the formation of efflorescence and more. Like the S2000, the SX5000 works entirely below the surface and won't change the look or color of the concrete.
1264865
Hard to say...I applied it to brick and it didn't leave a noticeable finish (neither glossy nor otherwise). Seemed like it penetrated the masonry significantly, though.
544990
Possibly if you are mounting it to the exposed brick inside your house. The product is not meant for exterior use (water will get the holes if its not sealed properly and through freeze thaw cycles will most likely crack the wall of your chimney). You could try masonry anchors (there are many different kinds) carefully drilled into the brick/mortar joint so you do not crack or break the bricks. I would epoxy the anchors and the screws in for added durability but keep in mind once they are epoxied they are not coming back out later. I hope this helps but I would recommend installing this to a stud in the wall in lieu of the chimney. Possibly if you are mounting it to the exposed brick inside your house. The product is not meant for exterior use (water will get the holes if its not sealed properly and through freeze thaw cycles will most likely crack the wall of your chimney). You could try masonry anchors (there are many different kinds) carefully drilled into the brick/mortar joint so you do not crack or break the bricks. I would epoxy the anchors and the screws in for added durability but keep in mind once they are epoxied they are not coming back out later. I hope this helps but I would recommend installing this to... » Read More Possibly if you are mounting it to the exposed brick inside your house. The product is not meant for exterior use (water will get the holes if its not sealed properly and through freeze thaw cycles will most likely crack the wall of your chimney). You could try masonry anchors (there are many different kinds) carefully drilled into the brick/mortar joint so you do not crack or break the bricks. I would epoxy the anchors and the screws in for added durability but keep in mind once they are epoxied they are not coming back out later. I hope this helps but I would recommend installing this to a stud in the wall in lieu of the chimney. « Show Less
1026432
This product should be able to be used on the exterior of a fireplace, so long as it is Concrete, Block, Brick, Stucco, Stone, or Wood. Since it is a waterproofing agent, it should be able to be used "on top of" a fireplace also, since heat should hot affect its performance. Reapplication is dependent on many variables (density of material, horizontal/vertical surface, number of coats applied, temperature at application, exposure, wear factors, etc) so only time will tell. When the product is no longer preforming, it is time to reapply. Under the best of circumstances they warrant it for 10 years (see conditions) but I'm only hoping to get 2-3 in my application.
1774477
I did install outside. Put it up under an eve to protect it from weather. I would recommend using a dome which you can buy at Amazon for less then 60$.
1752399
The answer is no. I have mine hanging on a wall and the exterior is brick. You may have to play with it to see where it works best.
838024
If the bricks are bedded in sand it may not be a good idea as it will blow the sand out of the cracks, and the uneven surface may make it difficult to move the unit easily. Works very well on my driveway even in areas where the surface has salt damage, just doesn't move as freely over the damaged areas. I agree with Daniel R.
2266338
You may need two if your area is a wide range and has solid masonry or other type of construction. There may be a dead zone that you need to cover.
254662
Not sure why you are covering brick but yes you can install it over any surface just make sure that you put the recommended amount of screws per panel covering brick each screw needs to be predrilledYes you can but lots of predrilling
2221764
I'm sorry, I don't understand your question. This material is not designed for exterior use. Any interior or below roof use is fine. Please clarify if we did not answer your question. Thank you.
1071279
It depends on how wide you want to make the bottom protection. At the moment I dont use any, I custom built a grate like in a fireplace and slid it through the door to keep everything off the bottom. There does seem to be some problems with air flow. I keep the vent open and the bung hole open, put a small fan a foot or so away to put a "gentle breeze" through the vents. As far as the bricks go, I would estimate 4 or 5 wide and the length of the barrel (about 6 long) should be enough. Just one layer thick.
2030567
Yes however you may want to get plastic caps or something to put on the bottom of the legs for protection to the patio.
1591802
the seller has listed a mounting kit specifically for mounting onto masonry and concrete. It is available through their website now. I t may be available on amazon too
150262
Yes, each side of the shade has the bracket that is held up by 2 screws. You can replace this screws with something that will go into brick wall.
293246
definitely yes! I covered mines with a brick as a precaution and they worked just fine.
1497867
I don't see why not. It would be covered by sunbrella or other material that was for the outdoor area...it is an insert...not to be used by itself.
918099
We use them for exterior with no problems. They are somewhat protected by our carport but are holding up fine