How to Wrap Posts in Cedar Wood | Tutorial
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If you're looking to improve the curb appeal on your house, then you've come to the right video because this will show you how to wrap two cedar posts for less than $100.
This was by far the biggest improvement to the front of the house and it really makes this stand out from the rest of the houses in the neighborhood, just by adding cedar wood.
It's really as easy as cutting the wood planks to the same height as the posts you currently have, then applying those boards to 2 sides. Then cut a 4x4 piece of wood into 4 even pieces of 1" thick to apply to the other 2 sides of the posts. Now when you go to nail in the other cedar boards, they'll rest flush with the other boards.
Easy!
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You can use any cedar wood sealer you'd like, they come in many different colors.
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I’m surprised you don’t have more subscriptions based on the quality of your content. I will definitely subscribe. I am going to try this next weekend. Nice to see your wife being so hands on with you. Awesome work!
What color of stain did you use?
What size cedar did you use
Well done, just fyi for others looking to do the same. If there’s any chance of water splashing on the bottom. Leave your columns off the ground an inch or two, then use the wrapped trim pieces to go to the ground. If they start to weather, you can just replace the trim.
great tip Chris! I'm about to update some posts on a new house and re-shoot this video with all of the tips and experience I've gained over the past couple of years.
Or just stain it to protect from moisture
I used 1” steel offset brackets. Made by zmax I think was the name.
Maybe marine grade paint would help prevent rot.
Ok, that hack with the 4 x 4 spacer just saved me a TON of time! thanks!!
You have been awarded 10 Curb appeal master class points.
Haha thank you!
What stain did you use? Varnish?
You and the wifey did good. Very Blessed couple with the little Project Manager making sure its done right. I probably would have let a little gap from the concrete just for water build up. Awesome job. Your project just added another $8k in value or more.
I really appreciate it! I was so worried about covering the top so rain couldnt seep behind it, that I didn't even consider raising it off the ground. I'll definitely have that in mind next time. Thank you!
I am having this done to three front posts next week. I am going to stain them before the carpenter puts them up though.
I applied stain first 15 yrs ago, when I had five posts rewrapped in cedar, on my back cedar 20x20 patio. I put two coats on, and it lasted a long time ... so worth doing it before cut and hang.
Also, he mentioned he's going to put some kind of metal at the bottom of wood, at the cement,... on the bottom of the post, to prevent rotting. I can find out and edit my post on exactly what that's called.... once it's done.
Cedar is gorgeous on a home today. Thanks for the stimulus $ Biden😉 $2800 goes a long way on home fixes.
Well done. We are building a home and it will have cedar above the garage doors and front-facing windows. I was very skeptical, but learned that cedar looks beautiful for years if it is properly maintained. I like the cedar addition to this home!
I appreciate it! Adding cedar to a house will make it pop and add some curb appeal. Definitely go for it!
AWESOME!
I’m a new subscriber now! SO PROUD OF YOU! And all you do! You’re one hell of a human being! All my best to you and your wife and new family! And the work in front of you! Much success!
Thank you for always giving me a shout out and appreciating my work! I'll miss working with you.
Thank you for this rehabbing my porch I love this look.
Looks good Brother! Now you need to finish that mailbox to match.
Yea I meant to, but just didnt have time and forgot before renting out this place. Next year!
What color sealer did you choose? Love the look!
00:28 A pen. A man of confidence.
Good job. Plan on doing this on my patio posts. Thank you.
You won't regret it! Good luck
Soundtrack is perfect
Thank you! 💯
Hello my friend. That's a good idea. You did good. beautiful. congratulations. Thank you for sharing. Warm embrace. Yours truly...
Thanks for watching and commenting!
I’m glad you showed me this idea.. a company wanted to charge me 8000. For my Coloums
That is crazy! The reason I got into making my own things years ago is because of outrageous quotes like that lol. Thank you for watching!
Going to do this on my house this spring. Thanks for the video. House looks great!
Looks nice, my only question is why you didnt do the one against the garage side of the porch?
Also for future reference, One (1) mark when measuring! 😉
Looks very nice. What brand and color stain did you guys use?
The cedar wrap turned out so nice.
Thank you for checking it out!
Very nice. Love it!! Thanks for the video now I can work on mine.
Thank you! And good luck.
Really you don't need those spacers as long as those first two boards are fastened well on your post , but looks good. 👍
Cool project. Keep up the good work!
Thanks, will do! 😄
Old master stain is the best
Keep on filming, it is always fun to see people looking extremely weird!
Haha true! I gotta give the people what they want.
How's she goin'? Great job folks!!! A real family affair I see!! Looks nice.
We try to tag team most of our projects. Thanks for watching!
Great work and change! I like the stickers too 😃
Haha thanks. My top 2 performing videos have those stickers in them so maybe I should keep doing that in all my videos lol.
@@KellyConcepts 💪 yes, it makes you smile, which is good 😉
Looks really nice!
The posts look great! Wonderful idea! I love the new video cuts you are using. More and more professional each time! Question about the outer post. It appeared as if the cedar protruded beyond a bit. Did you happen to use anything to prevent water from landing on the top of the boards and dripping inside? When are you purchasing a second rental home? Cant wait to see what you do with that one?
The posts protrude towards the inside of the porch and the roof hangs over a bit so I'm not too worried 🤞. We just got a 2nd one - video coming tomorrow on the tour! It's a full blown fixer this time with a garage conversion into a 2nd unit (hopefully). Thanks for watching as always!
Looks beautiful! Next time tell us newbies like what kind of glue or sealant u used on the base and what angle you cut the base at.
He used Titebond Premium which is water resistant. I used Titebond Ultimate which is waterproof, its a much better product for exterior.
Angle is 45°. Two 45° angles make a 90°.
Wow... I am really impressed with your posts project... I would have done all three posts myself though. Also I was hoping to know what you used to finish them, but you didn't show that. I just ordered four cedar posts to be cut for my front entrance. I didn't think about covered posts so mine will be 12 inch x 12 inch solid posts in red cedar... I was looking at your video for ideas on how to seal mine against the weather here on Vancouver Island where we get a lot of rain.
would look better to 45 the corners so it looks like a solid post rather than the seam but still looks good
Great job.....keep it coming brother!! - Ed
Thanks Ed!
Hey “chip & Joann “ good job 😊
Haha I wish! Thank you!
Ill be doing this over the weekend :) hopefully LOL
What kind/color stain did you use
Love it!! Looks so nice!
Thank you! I appreciate it
Great job. Might do that to mine instead of aluminum.
Cedar posts are the "new" look. Depends on what you're going for, good luck and thank you!
Kelly, i’ve been watching your video and is that a color stain that you’re putting on the cedar boards? I like the color that it turned out to be. If you don’t mind, I just would like to know what you used because I’m getting ready to wrap my post.
Good effort. I would have used a wider piece of lumber across the face to hide the edges of the 2 boards on the left and right sides.
You should do the 3rd column so it matches.
Sweet video man, you've got a new subscriber here, can't wait for more
Wroom or Vroom, I can't decide which I like best. Nice project BTW.
Haha thank you!
Nicely done. Good video.
Thank you Mark!
fantastic. thanks for this video cedar will last
Love the idea to use a 4x4 for the spacers. I was wondering how to fill the gap in. Thanks!
What stain you used?
personally I think the most important tools is sefty glasses!
very true!
True question. Why did you not take the original board down and just use the entire cedar board to be the post? Trying to figure out how to do mine. 😮
I’d have to buy a 6x6” cedar post which cost more than these 4 boards and are hard to find. You could probably buy a pressure treated 6x6 and replace your posts but would have to wait a few weeks before you can stain them a cedar color.
What stain did you use?
Great job 👍🏻
Thank you! 😁
Nice job!
Great video!
Thank you! 😁
Such a cute idea! I have metal Pilar’s though and they would end up more a rectangle shape… how can I do this with them?
Awesome job!👍
When building a pergola, is it better to use treated or untreated cedar? Also cemented in the ground or anchored to the concrete?
How's it holding up? Did you use finishing nails?
They look good, finishes things off nicely 👍
Yea it does, thank you!
are those 1x6's?
THAT WAS GREAT .....
LOVE IT😄👍
Hi. Watched this video 3 times now. You make it look so simple. Wife and I went to Lowes last night and got the lumber and a nailer. I got 18ga brad nails 2" long. Is that length ok? Was sure what nail you used. Nailer I have only goes up to 2" nails. Thank you.
Hi there! 2" will be plenty long enough and is what I used. I did end up hammering in 2 extra larger galvanized nails in each board. like 6D or 8D nails. 1 toward the top and 1 towards the bottom (not too close to the edge or you'll split the wood). Might be overkill but weatherproof nails will help this last much longer.
@@KellyConcepts Thank You. If I remember I'll post a pic when done and tag you.
I think trim on top may have finished the top area better. anyone do this?
Beautiful beautiful work my friend. Great video 😊
Thanks 😊
What type of stain did you use on the wood?
Any reason you guys didn't cut 45° on the boards so it looks the same all the way around?
Mainly just didn't have my table saw with me and this is a quick remodel. 45° would be ideal but this method is easier and can be done with any tool.
Looks great! Are all of these cedar boards 1x6's? I've seen people do 1x4's and 1x6's.
Thanks! Yes, they're 1x6s and the original posts I'm casing are 4x4s
I love this and am going to try the same. What about the gaps? Is there a way to make them look solid??
Cool project! What size nails did you use?
It says 18 gauge (I wanted to know too).
What color stain is that?
Easier if you stain the boards first before you put them up.
Would it be worth it to cut miter joints along the sides of the cedar planks?
Excellent job!
Looks real nice against the unstained mailbox...lol just kidding.
Haha thanks! I'll have to stain the mailbox someday
Cool .. maybe pre cut then stain and install😎
Newbie question ... did you fill the holes after nailing? Or not worry about it before staining?
Thanks for the video, is there any footage of you guys "unwrapping" your posts?
Is the board that you used on the backside of the post a 1x6 also or is it different?
Its a 1x6. All 4 sides are 1x6 boards
When you started how did you lay the first board?
Love these! I don’t see a comment with the cordless nail gun you’re using. Can you post the link please?
ryobi i believe. go on home depots website
Why didn’t you put the decorative border on the top also?
Looks great what color stain did you use
Thank you! I'm using the Cedar Tone Sealer from Home Depot. The link I have in my description is a comparable product from Amazon.
Kelly Concepts do you have the name of the
exact one you used from Home Depot?
Did you use regular or pressure treated wood?
I used cedar here, just straight from the hardware store. Cedar is weather resistant already, and then some sealer helps even more.
For the finish bottom trim, did you cut the angles at 90 degrees?
about to start assembling mine. Why didn't you miter the edges?
This was the last day I had at this rental property before the tenant moved in and I didn't have my table saw. Mitering also takes a little more perfection, but definitely would have made these look much much nicer. Good luck and have fun!
what size post did you start with and what size cedar board did you use?
the post started as a 4x4 and I used 1x6 cedar boards to case them. thanks for checking it out man.
Been wanting to do this on my house for a long time. Where you buy the ceder, was it at the big box store?
You definitely should, it was fairly easy. I went to Lowe's but I'd probably recommend a lumber yard because the planks are about $10 a piece at HD and Lowes.
@@KellyConcepts Can you please send Lowe's link for this cedar?
Cedar will rot when in direct contact with concrete. You should have left a gap at the bottom. But that’s the new homeowner’s problem.
The great thing about these videos is that I learn a lot from you all. Bad news is now I show people some incorrect methods. Thank you!
Kelly Concepts You could always go back and edit the videos, annotating what you’ve learned.
What is the stain you used?
How would you attach them to the brick posts?
So before staining your columns, is it necessary to sand them down or not? Thanks!!
i would to smooth out any imperfections.
What stain/sealer are you applying here
I'm using the Cedar Tone Sealer from Home Depot. The link I have in my description is a comparable product from Amazon.
Hey is this durable for cold and wet weather? I live in Toronto and I'm wondering if something like this will hold?
I live in Michigan near Detroit and would say probably not without reinforcing joints with waterproof glue and either a spline or bisquits. I also hope this couple have figured out PPE ... I can't tell you how many people I know have a nail hit something and go somewhere other than intended. Noone ever thinks it will happen to them, safety glasses to me are a minimum, I put them on just like work clothes.
Hi, can you do this over brick columns?
If I wanted make it look like an 8X8 cedar post would I first do the 6X6 posts in your video then add the 1X8's the same way as in the video?
Correct
What kind and color stain did you use?
If I had gaps like those on the box joints, or those bad miters, my wife would have me do it over. Not real good on the fit.
What color stain is that, that u used?
Hi there! I used a Natural Cedar color: amzn.to/3bXhTcn
@@KellyConcepts Thank you. I was glad to see that someone else aske that same question. I've purchased it and working on my project will quarantining.
Great job, but don't you need to encase posts at the top so birds don't build nests there?
maybe i missed it but what was the size of the cedar boards?
Hi there! The cedar boards are 1x6s and the original posts that I'm casing here are 4x4s.
What's the name of the stain you used
I would have stained the cedar mail box to match.