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Ryan, this video shows how to lay "Stone Coping" on steps. It would help promote the video if you added that to the title. Thanks, and keep making these great videos.

Great work lads, absolutely top notch 👍

Finnaly nice job !👍👍👍respect for your work!

Another great video Ryan.

Absolutely beautiful work!! Thank you for posting this!!!

Beautiful job.

Ryan man u r the man full stop....loved the steps.. smoken 🔥

Thank you for your great work ❤

Great work!

Great work 👍

Excellent work.

Extremely nice work; I’m quickly becoming a fan - keep up the great work. I really enjoy watching your videos and admire your attention to detail. 👍🏽

You are an excellent teacher. Thank You.

Thank you very for the valuable knowledge! Great job as always.👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️💪💪💪💪👏👏👏👏

Thank you for sharing bro , very helpful 💯

Nice work. It looks great!

Nice work.

You're a craftsman. Keep it up, looks great.

Keep up the good work 💪🇨🇦🇨🇦👌

Absolutely fabulous.....you are a stone mason artist!!!

nice work - clean

Superb Ryan. 💪🏿😎

Ryan you know your stuff bro .good job .keep it up💪💪

Looks great 👍

Looks good man!

Very informative bossman

Beautiful work . One of the best Masons out there . Besides me ofcourse 😌

Beautiful work! I hope do such a thing on poured cement steps that have tilted backwards after settling for about 60 years. Thus, I will need to pitch the underlying cement for the steps to drain properly. Is there such a cement I could use that will have a buildup greater than 1/4 inch as it approaches the riser? Thanks! Sean

Very elegant!

good video,you did well getting over that problem

Nice job brethren!!!!!👍👍

I got value so thanx to you an crew

Repdesenfing for the rock. Great work,

Was told on Friday that i will be doing this on Monday. Never done it before. Thanks for this its going to help me out big time.

Great job 💪🏽

Bro. You do good work!

Very nice keep up good work bother 👍

Nice work.. id like mine to be done!!

i really enjoyed your fine detail and explanation of the job you did thank you from Newfoundland.

The master...

Great work! You remind me of Kevin Durant and sometimes Chris Webber.

great job

Nice job ryan .

job well done!

good work guys.. Be Blessed !

Only and artist will start a master piece and start over if he sees a way to make it look better.

Like your work. Like your accent too.

What material do you use for the joints

Nice job.

great stuff. I really admire how you kept solving problems sometimes adding more work than you expected to make the job look better and better as you went. It turned out beautiful. My one recommendation is that it would be useful if you put links in for the products that you used and maybe in the videos you could quickly mention why you chose that product over another. I am in the US, I am not sure where you are, but I watched your video because I have to so a similar job but do not think I have seen those products in the stores. I might not be able to find the products that you mention but if you had links and a description I could find a similar product. The three of most interest are the mortar, the cement weld, and the grout. You showed the products in the video but links and a short explanation would be a great additional feature. Either way thanks for posting.

Good job bro!

Hi Ryan, good video mate. Nice layout, that looks a treat 👍. You should introduce your mate & show more of him labouring 😉. Hope you have a great day mate 👍 Regards Tim

Nice work. What mortar mix are you using. If you add glue to mortar mix does it not change the formula?

Is a great video how much does it typically cost?

What brand bonding glue did you use in the dyna 600?

Nice work! I usually cut a kerf under each tread as a drip edge. These drip edges keep most of the water away from the risers.

🎉🎉👍👍

I would order two larger stone step for the where you put patch ,,, good work

Could you plz tell us where to find these tiles I can’t find the same thickness and tiles that matches the step stones

I Need my steps done, seriously , where do I get the materials especially the flag stone. Any help is greatly appreciated as I have watched your videos like this one many times. Please let me know if you can direct me .

master mason.

Ryan did my front steps a few weeks ago, he did an amazing job, professional, I recommend him anytime

Hello You are doing great. Please talk about stone that you use it, I live in Chicago and I couldn’t find it. Thank you

I have a front porch made of wood. Can I put stone over it. It is well build new wood.

Like your work. Where area you?

Awesome work, love the music. Question: why didn't you get a single piece of limestone for each tread, instead of using two pieces?

This was outstanding workmanship. Did you put handrails on those steps? Where are you located?

thanks for your video I’m coming to try and do my steps, because one person won’t me to pay him 6,000 dollars, yow what do you use thin set r cenment

I need my steps done correctly. I have paid to have them resurfaced 3x and each time it only lasted 2 to 3 years. This will be my 4th time having the steps repaired. What materials are you using and can you list them. I am getting to the point of having wooden steps buildt over the concrete, and that might be a bad move.

what kind of bonding glue did you use?

Great work!!! It looks really good. The only question I have is why no grout on the landing???

Where can someone get flagstone for a project like this?

I thought you supposed to install the treders first then risers 🤔

Looks like broadstreet acid brushed treads

Is this channel blowing up or am I wrong ? 🥲

What country is your company based at?

to much high noice to high music cant hear you speak

Ur not a Bricky u dnt even knw half bond ur good labour