Exploring Versa-Lok Aesthetic Options and Cap Units

at the versalock Mosaic unit what I like about this unit is actually it used the same same system as the standards they are all solid blocks and they're pinned together but they create a random pattern you can actually see it behind us although it's a panel it is a system the look of it once it's installed makes it look like you put a jakea puzzle together it's a really cool thing what you just saw Jim and I do is we pulled off the cap units the cap units are an A and A B unit and you can either pull them a little bit over the face of it and that creates a shadow pretty cool look I think or you can pull them back slide them back just a little bit like that Jim and then it gives you that offset look sometime you can mix and match colors we've got a Rose Creek blend and what colors as charcoal blend Jim charcoal blend yep so you don't necessarily have to always have your walls match fact I put stripes in my wall sometimes I use different blends of colors to create a unique a unique color for the customer that otherwise you can't do with uh with just a one solid color so well you've even mixed the colors in between where you know Stan he he he'll mix 80% of these block with 20% of a different color block to get a really random pattern that's another option you know and and just going back to the cap a little bit the reason why a lot of contractors they like snugging it forward a little bit is you get a little eyebrow effect and say it say you're wall you do everything you can to make it absolutely straight but there's a little wiggle in it you can take that out by just putting the cap forward a little bit you know putting a string line on that making sure your caps absolutely straighten that takes away