Installation Guide
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Step 1 
Determine the height above ground where the bottom 
of  the  column  should  be.    Measure  up  2  ¾"  from  this 
point  and  strike  a  level  line.  Attach  the  top  of  the 
starter strip on this line.  Level and attach starter strip 
on each face of the column stopping 2" from each 
corner edge. (fig. 1) 
Note: 
Each box contains 2 left  (L-2,L-4) and 2 right Interlocking 
corners (R-1, R-3). 2 boxes are needed for 2 courses. 
Step 2 
Use 4 right pieces for the 1st course and 4 left pieces for 
the next course.  Slide corners down into the starter strip 
and attach all pieces at indicated on the screw hem. There are 3 screw points on the 
long  side  of  the  corner  and  2  on  the  shorter  end.  Make  sure  to  use  5  screws  per 
corner. Hold the bottom edge of corner snug against the substrate while placing the 
screws. (fig. 2) 
Step 3 
For  the  next  course,  L-2/L-4  and  L-2/L-4,  slide  corners 
down  onto  first  row  of  corners  and  attach  as  described 
above. Continue to alternate as needed until the desired 
height is achieved. When alternating courses, make sure 
to not stack the same number on one another to prevent 
pattern repetition. (fig. 3) 
Note: 
Do not over  tighten  the  screws when  attaching  the  corner  pieces. Over  tightening 
can cause corners to “kick out” at the bottom and create a gap. If a gap is present, 
pull the corners together to minimize the gap and face screw diagonally through the 
tongue  and  groove. Use  a  3" deck  screw.  Use  NextStone™ caulk  to  fill  screw  head 
and NextStone™ touch up paint for a professional finish. 
Figure 2 
2nd Course 
1st Course 
Build out the desired column to be wrapped at 
no more or less than: 
  Brick: 13" x 13" 
  Castle Rock: 13 ¾" x 13 ¾" 
  Country Ledgestone: 14 ¾" x 14 ¾" 
  Random Rock: 14 ¾" x 14 ¾" 
  Slatestone: 12 ¾" x 12 ¾" 
  Stacked Stone: 13 ⅝" x 13 ⅝"  
COLUMN WRAP INSTALLATION 
COLUMN WRAPS OUT OF INTERLOCKING OUTSIDE CORNERS 
Figure 1 
Figures shown are using 
Slatestone Outside Corners. 
The same install concept is 
used for all corners.  
Figure 1 
Figure 3 










