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r r Permifi :' ,. Job Address: 1 ,In H.P_ dtw i Description of Work: S de- Historic District: Zoning: 1�35� 2_28 CITY OF SANFORD PERMIT APPLICATION ff Date: I �� JQ 4 ( Sb i -i a I-GtSGr� Value of Work: / Permit Type: Building Electrical Mechanical Plumbing Fire Sprinkler/Alarm Pool Electrical: New Service – # of AMPS Addition/Alteration Change of Service Temporary Pole Mechanical: Residential Non -Residential Replacement New (Duct Layout & Energy Cale. Required) Plumbing/ New Commercial: # of Fixtures # of Water & Sewer Lines # of Gas Lines Plumbing/New Residential: # of Water Closets Plumbing Repair – Residential or Commercial Occupancy Type: Residential –,Y— Commercial Industrial Total Square Footage: Construction Type: lMK%2 # of Stories: # of Dwelling Units: Flood Zone: (FEMA form required for other than %) 33- 19 -3Q-5012 -0000 - o � Parcel #: c) (Attach Proof of Ownership & Legal Description) R— Owners Name & Address: �% I I 1 G fY1,`)(—)0 Phone: 9(D / -,5a I " Contractor Name j&,,Addresiss: T_{'] iIU)YL_a. �-P 2nnE A ,p /� %,O2.M Lt I _yak �G T&-1' p , R, _1+ ,3 (D l "I State License Number: CROQ5 O ,5 U c) + ' Phone & Fax: 9 IS -630 -`1 I 1 1 21') -IA _- I (a -Contact Person: r-;5.1 I I BC -11 er Phone: � 13 'b'�l�' L-) I Bonding Company: Address: Mortgage Lender: Address: Architect/Engineer: Phone:. Address: Fax: _ Application is hereby made to obtain a permit to do the work and installations as indicated: I certify that no work or installation has commenced prior to the issuance of a permit and that all work will be performed to meet standards of all laws regulating construction in this jurisdiction. I understand that a separate permit must be secured for ELECTRICAL WORK, PLUMBING, SIGNS, WELLS, POOLS, FURNACES, BOILERS, HEATERS, TANKS, and AIR CONDITIONERS, etc. OWNER'S AFFIDAVIT: I certify that all of the foregoing information is accurate and that all work will be done in compliance with all applicable laws regulating construction and zoning. WARNING TO OWNER: YOUR FAILURE TO RECORD A NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT MAY RESULT IN YOUR PAYING TWICE FOR IMPROVEMENTS TO YOUR PROPERTY. IF YOU INTEND TO OBTAIN FINANCING, CONSULT WITH YOUR LENDER OR AN ATTORNEY BEFORE RECORDING YOUR NOTICE OF COMMENCEMENT. NOTICE: In addition to the requirements of this permit, there may be additional restrictions applicable to this property that may be found in the public records of this county, and there may be additional permits required from other governmental entities such as water management districts, state agencies, or federal agencies. Acceptance of pe s v ri on th ill noti the owner of the pro erty of the Sinature of Owner/ ent Date r;t_0 0.01L(-Iser;L) Print Owner/Agent's Nam Signature of Notary -State of Florida Dat P� G. r. TORCHIA = i Commission # DD0149454 Owner ar Perso �1n o e or U6fs�i'��• Pr i.............................:...........�..... APPLICATION APPROVED BY: Bldg: (Initial & Date) Special Conditions: Zoning: �em of �lorida Lien L Signa _ re of Contractor/Agent Print Contractor/A ent's N Signature of Oa-Tt-a-te-o-IM Contractor/Agent i Pers Produced ID my Utilities: (Initial & Date) Date MARGARET PAYR NOTARY PUBLIC rgia Irl. 21, 2W6 (Initial & Date) (Initial & Date) ' Bastion to, NMW. TM A1410me Savim. by . d&fs 1%Hmm Dcp *At -n 90vim A"M 3200 COW iialbkMy. ft 200. Adam. OA 30339 lus 1oommo s PtB7: L wLts 'PA,� Nam: -r K5 Conan & Devel 614 E Hwy 60 # 320 Prop" �P:1 permit No. MARYANNE NOR%, , CLERK OF CIRCUIT C1111RT SEMINOLE COUNTY Bl{ 0 864 PG 1k')62 CLERK" S 0 2005141530 RFMRDFD @8/18/ 8 W:13:43 Rig RE[;ElR01N8. FEES 10. RECtYRDC D 8Y L McKinley . CERTIFIED COPY MARYANNE MORSE. CLERK OF CIRCUIT COURT SEMIN L COUNTY, FLORIDA N bF cO T AUG °� V FoGoATa` iCt"` S -U 1i; ` Co cc STAIS OFF1iOMA COUNTY O1F �1 r L•r-► C "J �a Tba tiedt pacl uvea ice tl� 6sooRts n tsai . =din moa dmov I.1h 9I3. F1oai�s. s, ft OF . (ire street s�aeae, if aysileNe: lr.�,.. ' � V �v. �'C r'��51�15 _- � -' .-�� w sr-. .i^l -� i Q _-. 1�.� n/� ��� . \ �\C s^ C W-wJ _ i !'✓1 i -2"- l- - t /%✓ it BOO& Yam" Wift ft -Skat afFloriAg by 0WW ta1=maticas adcda 713.13p�s)7:.. Fiatids ldseoe snd tddttas: . F600s .:_..._ F�Nsmber: sepvv1W by SoGim In "ahm to halo owmdesia oar t vs s cagy of ft i*:er's lilosioe ptovidPd Seaias 13,13(1x6). Flag Stso®m ala t ia► at 's sP�) PbaareNmmbar: _ Farrldrn�er. - — AT-HOME SERV S It May Concern: This letter will authorize the following person(s) to act as agent(s) on behalf of THD At -Home Services, Inc., D/B/A The Home Depot At -Home Services, 3200 Cobb Galleria Parkway, Suite 200, Atlanta, GA 30339 to pull for permits and inspections with respect to the installation, maintenance and repair of windows, siding and fencing under Florida State Building Contractor license number CR C058500. Authorized person(s): Brian Kirby Jason Kirby Don Kirby Chris Pate Dennis Godsey Elizabeth Grote Timothy O'Malley Qualifier -Bill Charles Bertier THD At -Home Services, Inc. The Home Depot At -Home Services STATE OF GEORGIA COUNTY OF COBB The foregoing instrument was acknowledged before me this 18th day of March, 2005 by Bill Charles Bertier. Notary Pu -State of Georgia Margaret Pa ne Printed Name: 1/21/06 My Commission Expires: Personally Known X Or Produced Identification (Seal) - E' ARC-taRET PA)'NE NOTA. Ry PUBLIC Gwinnett County State a'r Georgia My Com;;,. EX,,.es Jan, 21 2005 THD. At -Home Services, Inc. 3200 Cobb Galleria Parkway • Suite 200 • Atlanta, GA 30339 (770) 779-1300 • Fax (770) 984-0709 • Toll Free 1-877-469-0114 • .-_-._w _�.� / F ,T •1AM'. t, _MYIL Y1.11k w.V tL.ai DIM4" SHEET �. � . •; — ; is •- � ., > • ,.,,.: , . �. 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Fl Gables X X.7 Rakes X x 1.5 Subtotal! $ Square Feet (Subtotal X .4M a3 Subtract for targe Openings ` (p2� 2 Dormers tract for Large Openings Total Square Feet t� Siding: 75 Subtract 40 sq. ft. for EACH Total Squares (Sq. Ft./ 100) per Single Window 2 PNL Patio Dr. or Single Garage Dr. ' vertical Siding S & F: 20 Lin. Ft. (i.e. a Double Garage Dr. Is 80 sq. it.) Wall Height Tale per Single Window Up to 36" Tj Total Squares 37" -72n 6' a S&F ! Fascia and on Gable Round Total Sgttares UP 73" - 144" 12' r Width + Height to next 112 S uare 510i1~i+G�i='157 7th �NEET - tat;_ Note: Certain items may not be applicable in your marKet. Herer zo ine uescnpuun vi r, -,,w •� �• •�^��•• WRAPS (Windows I Doors) Furring Over REMOVE & REINSTALL (R & R) - # of Items SPECIALTY WRAPS # Frames / # Wraps MOUNT MASTERS (only if required to wrap window/door or instail siding) Knee Braces o ;, Windows/ Garage/ Double - Stofm _ Storm dor A'•wni" '3 urg ar ars FYlsting Sq. Ft. Doors Patio Dr. Garage 9 Window Up to g, 0. er S' Shutters N D Q = Beams LEFT j a 0 ` Mitres FRONT x x .� BACK RIGHT LEFT I I 1 a m m TOTAL - v N BACK O C 3 jIUARES ° Specify location of Rotted Wood: IS OS RIGHT I I I •,.. .cam. K Lin. Ft. Lin. Ft. TOTAL ` I Note: Certain items may not be applicable in your marKet. Herer zo ine uescnpuun vi r, -,,w •� �• •�^��•• vivil, NO,9- 1 � ♦—• Remove Existing SidingMason Furring Over Porch Ceiling SPECIALTY WRAPS NEW ACCESSORIES MOUNT MASTERS REPLACE ROTTED WOOD' Knee Braces Trfang. Gable Vents Gable Vents Shutters # / Shape # Pairs I Height Lin, Ft. Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft. Sq. Ft. FRONT J N c r N D Q = Beams LEFT j a 0 ` Mitres Elbows x x .� BACK RIGHT m a m m TOTAL - v N O C 3 jIUARES ° Specify location of Rotted Wood: IS OS vivil, NO,9- 1 � ♦—• RE -MEASURE DETAIL - To be completed by Field Inspector Corner Posts Gable Vents, MOUNT MASTERS PORCH CEILING GUTTERS Out. In. Rect. Octagon TI Ti J N c r N Cn _' Q = Beams t Posts j a 0 ` Mitres Elbows x x m a m m - v N O C 3 ] " IS OS ._ A 8 •,.. .cam. K Lin. Ft. Lin. Ft. FRONT LEFTiyy}e.: BACK RIGHT TOTAL Porch # of Places * of Mitered Add Lin. Ft. Subtract tin. Ft. Beams Flax J-Channal Soffit Corners of J -Channel of Starter Strip Branch Ofc: t'1z7__W 'iaa;-c"I «: Customer Name: Installation Address: l� SIDING SPEC SHEET D= Ci;'=ii0N OF ` ORX CUSTONIER INFORMATIC 4_1 -*ri Sani Home Phone #: Work/Cell Phone #: Lub city 21 Cotl2 � Spec Sheet* 7 34;F/- e1al( Siding Orcp- Locattorr.— - -- 2�_3Y 773_q fa y Dumpster Location: VINYL SIDING AREAS to be SIDED PRODUCT PROFILE CORNERS *CCLOR* Front Select Siding 61,JE.J Left Basic Clapboard Standard Outside Corne= Back Beaded Right Triple 3" Dutchlap 6" Fluted ' INSULATION Other Other ' White Only 3/8" or 3/4'*`� SOFFIT, FASCIA, FRIEZE -BOARD & GUTTERS AREAS to be COVERED Tuck Fascia Under Gutter Front Left Back Right Other Area *COLOR* Yes No Soffit & Fascia Frieze Board Soffit Only New Gutters & Down Spouts 3 Fascia Only Yes No `Cover Frieze Board with:El PVC Alum. Coil or Vert. Soffit 3 New Gutters & Down Spouts to be installed in existing locations, unless noted below. Color: CUSTOM WRAP WITH PVC COILREMOVE & REINSTALL Qty *COLOR" Qty Q ty Windows / Doors ,1 J StormWindowsl Awnings up to 8' Garage / Patio Door Storm Doors Awnings Over 8' Double Garage Door Burglar Bars *j__1 Existing Shutters Build Out Frame In certain markets, Burglar Bars can be removed, but not reinstalled. REMOVE EXISTING SIDING a Yes No If Yes: Vinyl/Wood Aluminum Only where new siding is to be installed. Home Depot will NOT remove asbestos material. FUR OVER MASONRY PORCH CEILING, BEAMS & POSTS NEW ACCESSORIES Y / N Double 5" Soffit Color: GABLE VENTS Front Beaded Soffit 5 Location: Qty *COLOR* Left white or Canyon Tan Rectangle Back Y / N *COLOR* Octagon Right Wrap Porch Beams Wrap Porch Posts NEW SHUTTERS SPECIALTY WRAPS 1Y / N *COLOR* # of Pairs *COLOR* Louvered Raised Panel Knee Braces Triangular Gable Vents REPLACE ROTTED WOOD Specify the locations: ,.1.A-_—'\ , 2„-. SPECIAL CONSIDERATIONS: I have reviewed and agree with the job specifications described above. If rotted wood is discovered AFTER removing the existing siding, or if it could not be identified at the time of sale, there will be an acld, i cr e of $4.00 per Sq. Ft. for Plywood and $5.00 per Lin. Ft. for Dimensional Lumber. Customer Signature: 5-23-03 SAS -M Date: 7— arida Building Code Online Page 1 of 4 � y g"&`�'r r,� t `t T .�.-•--. 3+J'«.z .. ?- v u'�,.n 1.8'� �`--�''�•r p 's . � � .F" i w 1 P. � +.i�„ s � 3,. ' � g. ! "': r -it ..+�� >���"ss�.i::'-x'F} �' U.L+-,�`. i. � •: ILI Jill Z. I r -4r it 'Ir 'I Overview Product Search Organization Product Sea ch Application User: Public User - Not Associated with Organization - Need Help ? Application tt: EL920 Date Submitted: 11/04/2003 Product Manufacturer: Owens Corning Address/Phone/email: One Owens Corning Parkway Toledo, OH 43659 (419) 248-7060 Technical Representative: Jon Ellerbrock Technical Representative Address/Phone/email: One Owens Corning Parkway = Toledo, OH 43659 ion.ellerbrock@owensconiing.com Category: Panel Walls Subcategory: Siding Evaluation Method: Evaluation Report from a Florida Registered Architect or Florida Professional Engineer Referenced Standards from the Florida Building Code: Section Standard Year 1403 ASTM D3679 1988 Florida Engineer or Architect Name: Florida License: Quality Assurance Entity: Validation Entity: Authorized Signature: Evaluation/Test Reports Uploaded: Robert Nieminen, P.E. PE- 59166 Architectural Testing, Inc. John W Knezevich Chris hines chris.hines@owenscomino,.com PTID 920 T ERD Final Report 2003 Nov.pdf PTID 920 T Installation http://www.floridabuildino,.org/pr/pr detl.asp?IPT=920&RV=0&fin=R0Srch 11/11/2004 Florida Building Code Online Page 2 of 4 Instructions.pdf Installation Documents Uploaded: Product Approval Method: Method 1 Option D Application StaMs: Approved Date Validated: 09/24/2004 Page: > > - Page 1l3 1"o pp/Seq product Model.# or Name Model Description Limits of Use 1. Vinyl siding is limited to Type VI construction, as defined below. SECTION 608 - TYPE VI ONSTRUCTION Type VI is construction in which the t r bearin and 1 8 x eno g nonbearing walls and partitions, beams, girders, trusses, arches, floors, and roofs and their supports are holly or partly of wood or other approved materials. Type VI construction maybe either protected or protected. Fire resistance requirements for structural lements of Type VI onstruction shall be as specified in Table 600.2. wens Coming vinyl siding systems shall not be installed Vinyl Siding within the High Velocity Hurricane Zones of the Florida Building Code or on Educational Facilities within e State of Florida. 3. ompliance is valid only if e subject profile trade name is current on the VSI Vinyl Siding Certification Program, Certified Products List. The current list can be found at www.vinylsiding.org . 4. Limitations relating to wind load performance are r_ovided in Appendix Lk. nless otherwise noted, fasteners for vinyl siding are limited to min. 1'/z" long x .125" shank diameter x imam 3/8" head diamete galvanized roofing nails. B. nless otherwise noted nails http://www.floridabuilding.org/pr/pr detl.asp?IPT=920&RV=0&frn=ROSrch r /11/2004 Page 3 of 4 hall engage the stud framing embers. C. Use of the wind load performance worksheets is limited to wall height less an or equal to 30 feet. For elevations exceeding this hall be determined in ccordance with ASCE 7-98 n a project -specific basis for comparison to wind load esistance data in accordance with AST1V1 D 5206 and Annex Al of D 3679. All alculations and analysis hall be completed by a Florida Registered Architect r Professional Engineer. D. Use of the wind load performance worksheets is limited to wall assemblies having either internal or sternal sheathing. For applications where siding is installed over open studding, e required test pressure hall be determined in - accordance with ASCE 7-M d Section A 1.2.3 of ASTM 3679. All calculations and analysis shall be completed y a Florida Registered Architect or Professional Engineer. - See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. ross Roads 20.2 Accord Premium vinyl Sidi 20.3 Accord Premium Plus Vinyl Sidi 20.4 Accord Standard Vinyl Sidi 20.5 Beaded Vinyl Sidi 20.6 Board and Batten Vinyl Sidi 20.7C ambrid e vinyl Sidi 20.8 Cedar Reflections Vinyl Sidi 20.9 esa eake Vinyl Sidi 20.10lassic Vinyl Sidi 20.11 la, Vinyl Sidi Page 3 of 4 hall engage the stud framing embers. C. Use of the wind load performance worksheets is limited to wall height less an or equal to 30 feet. For elevations exceeding this hall be determined in ccordance with ASCE 7-98 n a project -specific basis for comparison to wind load esistance data in accordance with AST1V1 D 5206 and Annex Al of D 3679. All alculations and analysis hall be completed by a Florida Registered Architect r Professional Engineer. D. Use of the wind load performance worksheets is limited to wall assemblies having either internal or sternal sheathing. For applications where siding is installed over open studding, e required test pressure hall be determined in - accordance with ASCE 7-M d Section A 1.2.3 of ASTM 3679. All calculations and analysis shall be completed y a Florida Registered Architect or Professional Engineer. - See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. See Accord 8. ross Roads Vinyl Sidin See Accord 8. as Street Vinyl SidingSee Accord 8. Eminence Vinyl SidingSee Accord 8. Essentials Vinyl SidingSee Accord 8. LOA Essentials Beaded Vinyl SidingSee Accord 8. Essentials Narrow Plank Vinyl SidingSee Accord 8. ssentials Plus Vin 1 Sidin See Accord 8. ssentials Premium Vin 1 Sidin See Accord 8. rand Junction Vin 1 Sidin See Accord 8. NeXt http://www.floridabuilding.org/pr/pr_detl.asp?IPT=920&RV=O&fin=ROSrch 11/11/2004 Florida Building Code Online Page 4 of 4 01 MIM Copyright and Disclaimer ; ©2000 The State of Florida. All rights reserved. 7 4 kv 7N Ft V3JU 40� b(Ib hb l ��1 f10Y� OFrIG� Uf/U31U1 19:04 Y.UO2l018 FOREWORD This manual is published by This manual is intended to provide Ifyou have an installation Issue that is Norandex/Reynolds as a guide to generally acceptable standards, and is not covered within this manual, and basiunsta abon rvques that are not Mended generally acceptedfor the application possrbllities.For example. theremay appropriate way to proceed, you a ririyl sidin& soffit and accessories , be regional or local installation may contact the Product5eMces throughout the vinyl sldingindustry. preferences that are not covered Department2tl-800-528-0942 As such, Norandex/Reynolds strongly within this manual. Generally, itis forassistance- _ recommends that you thoroughly acceptable to follow any such It may also be appropriate to review all review these instructions priorto preferences, so long as they are pertinent local building codes before proceedingwrth any installation, and accepted by the local buildng trades proceeding withany installation. that the instructions be followed as as standard procedures, and do noteo Norandex/Reynolds makes no c Iaims closely as possible. Failure to follow contrary to the basic tenefs ojrinyl siding as to the appropriateness of, or the installation techniques and application thatshould befollowed in all acceptability by, any local or regions[ i procedures outlined in bids manual appfiwGons. Mostofthese basic building cedes ofthe following could create a cirarmstance that tenets will appear in bold type in this installation techniques. causes the siding to fail to perform as manual For easy reference. intended. Such a circumstance could conceivably be cause to invalidate your Norandez/Reynolds warranty. CONTENTS _. 1 SECTION PAGE Foreword.....................................•............. ----............--•--.........----._................_.....Z Nonndex/Reynolds Vinyl Siding Profiles and Accessories ........................................................... ._.3 4 Vinyl Siding Planning Guide............................................................................................ EstimatingGuide...........................................---.................._..........._........................ 5 Basic Rules of Application forNonndex/Reynolds Solid Vinyl Siding ......................._..--.................... ... 6 Sheathing/Backerboard....---...........................-•----............------...I.....•----.. ................6 Toolsand Equipment.........................._............................G� ..................................•-•- Special Tools Designed for Vinyl Siding Applications........................................................... Fasteners.......................................................:..............................................._...... 7 ChoosingStaples.......................................................... rl........................................... 7 General Procedures for Nailing and Stapling............................................................................ 7 8 Cutting Norandex/Reynolds Vinyl ....................................................... .............................................. Surface Preparation........................................................................ ..... ..................8 Installation Procedures ................................................................................................ 9 The. NonndcVReynolds Wide Comer/Window and Door Surround System..........................................11 i .1Z InstaQingNonndex/ReynoldsHorizonbl5iding............................................................ Instalfrng Norandex/Reynolds Vertical Siding .............................................................. ..... _ 13 i InstalQngNorandex/Reynolds VinylSoffit .....................•-............-----........----............._. .14 Installing Cedar Rounds, Cedar Shakes and Cedar Split ............................................ ............. i 6 Repladng a Damaged Outside Comer Post......... _...... ............................. ...... .... .................. .is ...............18 Rr_pairingBuckled SidingattheJoint...................................................... ........... V330 468 8116 REI H QlFICE NORANDEVREYN OLDS VINYL SIDING PROFILES AND ACCESSORIES Utility Trim Deluxe Gown orSorritCoveMolding _ Fasda Inside Camer Post HORIZONTAL SIDING Horizontal siding panels are available in a variety of face widths, including Triple 3', Double 4", Double 4-1/2", Double 57, 6-1 /2', and a full 8 Finishes include brushed, or authentic woodgrains,intraditional Clapboard, Beaded, or Dutchlap styles - " S tarttr S hrip Vertical Sting orSoflit eForlChannel - r—H-Trim Window and Door Casing or Surround VERTICAL SIDING AND SOFFIT Vertical siding panels are available in Board & Batten. and D/5 Premium, which may also be used in soffit appGc.ttions. Other Norandex/Reynolds soffit -styles includeT/4 Matte, D/5 Select Matte, and T/3 Beaded Porch Panel, -an in solid orventilate4styles. ACCESSORIES A broad range of accessoryitems is available to help complete any siding or soffit installation. Appropriate use ofthe various types of Norandex/Reynolds accessories is explained in this manual. 1 Igof IruideCwwPost Starterstrip Outside Comer Post VatyTrim ICh nntl Dual ULLtyUrn DAP Cip W -do. and Door Casing F Channel H -Trim Fuda Soffit Cave Moldirc, Deluxe Cmwn LWIns WIDE OUTSIDE CORNEMWINDOW AND DOOR SURROUND SYSTEM ffatGxmrSthn ulzi NudCamv]Surrau»d i 4iICanurinUA CeveCemvLueh $wroundSlaria .wartlxrl ssR-oasarrrtonn uaav quo otter as I ai,l Dunk urrl�c V I I V V 1 V Y 1 Y • V V I. V V V I V I V SHEATHING/ SPECIALTOOLS BASIC RULES OF BACKERBOARD DESIGNED FORVINYL APPLICATION FOR SIDING APPLICATION NORANDDVREYNOLDS SOLID VINYL SIDING Nonndex/Reynolds recommends that e a weather•resistantsheathing There are a Few tools thathaveheen for nst,�llation 1.Alwaysfastenapproximatelyinthe or foam insulationthatisateasedesiM of vinylsidingThesetoolscan egal center o f the nail slot_ thick. Ahigh-quality rigid insulation L d should provide a smooth, time-savers in certain situation:•, so it's 2. Vinyl Siding may be applied ' manually with nails, or'power- fastenedr with staples. Power -driven application involves additional care to insure proper installation. See p. 7 for recommended power -driven fastening procedures. 3. Never fasten too tightly. As temperatures change, vinyl siding expands and contracts as much as 1 %4' overa 12'6" length. Proper installation will permit the siding to expand and contract without restriction. Siding should "hang' on the nail or staples. Try to leave a clearance of at least 1/16- of an inch. 4. Do NOT face nail or staple through the panel. oar alwa s a ood idea to have eht In consistent and stable surface for your your siding application.It may also provide Y - added insulation properties. The use of unapproved "drop -in -i backerboards is not recommended. Some of these materials may cause restriction which could result in oil -canning: Use of any such materials could invalidate your Norandex/Reynolds warranty. To make sure thatthe bac kerboard materials you use are approved. cone yourlocal Norandex/Reynoldsbranch. They carry full sheet fanfold and drop-in backerboard materials that are approved foruse under Norandex/Reynolds vinyl siding: 5. Leave a minimum of 1 /4" clearance at all openings and stops (n Comer Posts or) Channels, for example). This will allow normal expansion and contraction. When installing in temperatures below 32'F, leave a minimum clearance of 3/8% 6. Never force siding panels up or down when installing. Allowthem to -hang" without strain. 7. Make sure that any installed panel. can move easily from side to side without restriction. 8. Never caulk vinyl siding! Caulking in ) Channels or corners will cause oil -canning. 9. it is essential that the surface that will receive the vinyl siding is properly prepared. In remodeling situations, furring or removal of uneven siding may be necessary.ln new construction, don't use green lumber tint can warp as a substr iti. Your siding installation will only be as straight and as stable as the materials to which its applied. N OM RaS101NG CYMA=yw 5004 Atbatos si&Z'u a re;uisbed matcld at" Convict the apprapAm envirorrmert2i AsIncy prior to ruidmt overany ashutoa-based p-duCL TOOLS AND EQUIPMENT I•IAND TOOLS Common hand tools needed for proper installation include: hammer, fine-tooth saw, measuring tape, level, square, carpenters penal, and i chalkline. Vinyl is easy to score, trim and cut using a heavy duty utility knife. Good quality tin snips or aviation -type snips will help in the cutting and shaping ofvinyL L —W P00='m�._00141MR1 SNAKocK PUNCH Used to punch lugs into the cut edges of siding, to help lock panels at the top or finishing course -The punched lugs engage and lock into the installed trim a ccesso ry- A bend, radial arm orhand-held powersaw can speed cutting and Installation- Use a Fine tooth blade - 12 to 1 6 teeth per inch - inAlled in the reverse direction.This will eye you the cleanest cut through vinyl. NAIL HOLE PUNCH This tool is used to punch a nail hole in the cut edge of a panel- Like manufactured nail slots, the hole is elongated to allow for expan: ion and contraction. ZiP Tool Used to remove or replace. a specific siding panel. The curved end ofthq__ tool slides under the end of he panel. and hooks onto the back rip of the butt lock Pull downward and slide along the full length of the panel to drengage the lock. Reverse the procedure to install a new panel 'tnto a finished course ofsidipg.. The tools required to Install vinyl siding are generally available through Your local t4cranaexMeYn6ldc brnnehr 8330 468 8116 NI / W HE,, O i F I C E o I / U 3 / U 2 ►�:Uy r.U01/UIQ FASTENERS GENERALPROCEDURES 6. Lock each cou rse of siding irdo FOR NAILIN G AND th• course blow by pullingup tmtr7 CrtooSW G NAns STAPLING the butt snaps into the top lock — Always use aluminum, galvanized but be carx&l not to pull the panels ._.__� i1tenenlythro�cs�anufirft„,rl too tigt�tlytogatherbyfastenin,;at s e ,ora - nails to install Norandex/Reynolds slots, orslots thatyou've ma de with an angle that pulls the courses Vinyl siding. a nail hole punch. Never"face nail” together. Nails must be long enough to allow a through vinyl. Face nailing restricts 1-pcnetration into the surfacr which should be stable and secure. Nail heads should be at least S/1 6' in diameter, and shanks should be 1/8 -in diameter. Nail lengths should be chosen as follows: - General Use -1-1 /2" Kesiding-2" Sidingwith Backerboard - 2-1 /2" Trim Nails -1 to 1.112" Your local Norandex/Reynolds Branch has a complete selection ofnails for every sidingar trim application. CHOOSING STAPLES Staples must be cadmium-coatrd, galvanized steel or aluminum, or other corrosion -resistant material. They should be no less than 16 gauge, sewer -flattened to an elliptical Cross- section. Staples should be long enough to penetrate into the surface at least 1', With a staple crown that is at least 7/16 -wide. expansion/ cont action, and will cause your siding to oil -can. Z. Remember: siding should hang on the nails or staples. Never drive a nail orst,ple home. Leave at least 1/16' of an inch clearance between the nail head orstaple crown and thevinyl. 3. Always try to fasters in the center of the nail slots to permit expansion/ contraction. YES! NOT - MOD c07D C=CD Co= 4. Don't drive the nails or staples uQ or down at an angle — that can cause the panel to buckle or distort. Nail straightand level through the center of the nal slot, at least 1- into the surfacr. When stapling. it is essential that the stapler be held parallel to the siding panelsto insure staples are straight - S. In most stapling applications, the bottom leg of the staple should So through the center of the nail stat. with the top leg gang over the top of the nail hem into the wall. 7. Fasteners should be spaced no more that 16" apart on horizontal siding panels, 12" on centerfor vertical siding, and between 6"and 12" apart foraccessories. S. Whenever possible, nailorstople directly into a stud to insure secure application. NOTE: When using Pneumatic Staplers, be sure to set airpressure according to the tool manufacturer's recommendations. Many manufacturers provide special guide attachments to permit easy use of theirtools forvinyl siding applications. Consult manufacture{s specifications forthe safe and proper use of power -driven tccls. INSTAWNG NO RAN D EX/REYNO LD S SUPER PREMIUM PANELS Norandex/Reynolds has made nailing and stapling even easierwith apatented design on the nail hem of Crossroads' and 5agebrush• Super Premium sid,ng panels. Crossroads and Sagebrush f have a staple guide that permits the gun head to fit into the nail hem ` channel. Slide the gun along the channel and shoot staples into the center of the dual parallel nailing slots. When nailing. the channel acts as a 'hammer stop' When the hammer head touches the nail hem, the nails have been driven to the appropriate depth. v�'Ju 4DAll tlult UI`H66 CUTTING N GRAN DVEX/REYN O LD S 1. Always wea glasses when cutting or nailing vinyl 5lding. )rotcceve safety 2. For best results, use a circular sawwlth a fine-toothed blade installed BACKWARDS. This will provide the smoothest, cleanest cuts in your vinyl, especially in cold weather. 3. Do NOT attempt to cut any materials other than vinyl siding with a backwards installed blade. When cuttingwood, backerboard, or anything otherthan vinyl, be sure to reinstall your saw blade in the proper forward direction. 4.When usingtin oraviation snips, try notto dosethe blades completely at the end of each stroke. This will provide a leaner, neater cit S. To use a utility knife, mark your rines then score on the facia side using a square as your guide. Use a moderate amount of pressure, then bend and snap along the line. Itis not necessary to cutthrough the vinyl with the knife. SURFACE PREPARATION Yourvinyl siding appiicationwill only be as straight and secure as the surface over which you install the vinyl. Itis absolutely essential that you pay close attention to the proper preparation of your installation surface, especially in reside applications. RESIDEAPPUCATION5 1.1f there are anylooseboards, nail them down tightly. If boards are too rotten to nail, remove them and replace with new boards to provide a nailable surface. 2. Scrape away any loose ca ul>urtg. Completely recaulk around all windows, doors and other appropriate areas, and seal anycradu In the existing walls, to protect against air and water penetration. 3. Remove any wall fixtures, such as gutters, downspouts, shuttars, or right fodures.Tie back any shrubberyto allow plenty of working space around thehome. Uf1Ud(UI IJ:UU r.VUO/U 4. Check the wails for evenness T1,c fastest easiest way to insure an even, nailable surface is to apply weather- resistant sheathing ov,:r the old siding. (See manufacturer's of shea thing). S. If not using sheathing, use furring or strapping on any uneven walls Strapat all windows, doors and corners. Shim out furring at low spots to get;' surface as flat and even as possible, but do not fur out any farther than necessary— this could make it difficult to align siding at windows and doors. NEW CONSTRUCTION APPUCATIONS 1. Make sure -that framing studs are plumb and positioned uniformly, providing a flat, even surface for sheathing. 2. Nora ndex/Reynoidsrecommends than weather -protective b2aier, such as house wrap or felt paper, be applied to the house prior to vinyl siding application. 3. All drywall should be placed within the house, on the floor(s) where it is going to be applied, priorto installation of thevinylsidinj�Thi. will provide a more accurate structural weight distribution to each floor, and vAll reduce the possibility of compression of the floor plate (s)• Floor plate compression can result in budded siding at the intersection of the floor and the wall v35U4'655116 INSTALLATION PROCEDURES Now that you have the proper tocLs, proper quantities of vinyl siding and accessories, andyou'vepreparedthe wall insuring 4 flat even installa bon, you're readyto apply Norandex/Reynolds Vinyl Siding - In any vinyl siding application, most accessories are installed first, preparing the building to receive the vinyl panels. 1NSTALUNC NORANDFx/R,EYNOLDS ACCESSORIES CHALKLINE 1. Find the lowest corner of the house_ Drive a nail partway into the old siding orsheathing,1-3/4' higher than the lowest comer. Stretch a chalk fine from this nail to another nail in the opposite comer. 2- Snap a level chalk line, then repeat this procedure on all sides of the house- INSTALLING ouse INSTALLING OUTSIDE CORNER POSTS 1. Place in position, allowing at least 1/4'at top forexpansion. (When Soffit is to be installed, make sure to allow an additional 1/2' at top for Soffit) orFChannel —Sec'Soffit Installation" p. 14) 8I / REI H 0 i E OFFICE 2- Hold in place by nasi ing at the top of the uppermost nail slot Balance of nailing should be in centers of slots, between 6' and 12" on center. ,i. Bt: sure not to nail outside corner past too tightly. Use same nailing i procedures as siding. SpuaNG OUTSIDE CORN I. Nor,)ndeVRe.YnCIdb Cn, nen come in 10' and 12' lengths (The Nora ndex/Reynolds 3 -Piece Corner System and 1 -Piece Premium Fluted Comercome in standard 20' lengths. See page 11 For instructions). Wien the wall is O taller than Q I O'.,ind it's O Q necessary to use �. muco thin one Comer, nuke sure J to install the Q bol tom Corncr first, llsen install the top Comer so that itavcrlaps the top ofthe bottom Corner. This will inhibit any wa ter from running down into the bo ttom Corner - 2. Splice the 2 Corners by cutting 1 " off of the nailing hem from the bottorrr poi L of the upper Corner, leaving the outer face intact Lap 3/4" of the upper Comer over the lower Corner, leaving a 1 /4' gap between the nailing hems for expansion. CAPPING OLrrsIDE CORN Making a cap that covers the bottom oryourOutside Comers can make fora much more attractive finished loot If you decide to cap your Outside Corners.you need to take the following steps prior to installingyour outside Corners. 1. Use a piece of 1-1 /4'j Channel, 7- long (twice as long as the Corner Post face). 2. From the center of the Ch2nnel, mark a 90' angle, and cut away that material. 3. Cut 7/8' or the face and bottom away from each end, leaving the nailing hem intact. 4. Bend the Channel at center, and fasten to each comer of tRe house - S. Insertyour Outside Comerinto this cap, leaving 1 /4' between the bottom of the Comer and the cap. then install as normal. AN ALTER ATE METHOD FQR CAPPING THE OUTSIDECORNMIS: _....._. 1. Make a 4 -inch cut down the cen ter of the OCP, creating 2 flaps which should fold overeachotheras p I i shown. 2. Dn71 a 1/8" hole in the centerofthe overlap, through both pieces ofvinyl. and install a pop rivet to hold them in place. Cut a notch in both layersto allow dearance forthe comer. INSIDE CORNER POSTS 1. Inside Comers install exactly MQ Outside Comers —see steps 1-2 above_ 2.To sprite two inside Corners,eut 1" off everything but the outer face from the upperpart of the bottom Comer. _ Lap 3/4" of the upper Comer over the bottom Comer, leaving a 1 /4'gap between nailing hems for expansion 3. Make certain that all Inside and Outside Comers are plumb before proceeding with installation. em M HH t..IORaONTAL STAY T STRlp l.lnstall siding starter strip along the bottom ofti`hnbujding-Usethe chalkline as a guide, placingthetop of the starter along Meine. RI 1 RRA 80YR 0 F i I 2. Leave a 1/4" space between starter strip and comers. 3. Keep atleast 1 /4' betty o� strip pieces to allow for expns on/ contraction. -Surface Preparation. you should caulk around the entire perimeter ,,fall windows and doors before Installing Channels or Casings• second, it's a good idea to out a piece 4.When using sheathing. shim whenever necessary to accommodate for extra thickneSs- of flashing out of con sLoc>< a, under the bottom of both side pieces of Channel or Using so that it will lap over the top lock of the siding p below. Ice Guard is also a product that may be used to flash around windows. DRIP CAP 1NSTA1LAT10N Drip Cap is used at the top of all windows and doors, Including garage doors. It supplies a natural runoff that keepswateraway from the home. 1. CutDrip Cap to exactwidth of the window or door opening. 2. Install Drip Cap flush against the top window or door casing- WINDOW &DOORTRIM NorandexAeynOlds permits the use of ) Channel, Drip Cap, 3/4' Window and Door Casing, or Flat and Fluted Window & Door Surrounds as trim around windows and doors. ) Channel and Window & Door Casing follow similar installation procedures, which arc listed immediately below. If you've chosen to use Flat a Fluted Surrounds, please see the section entitled 'Windowand Door Surround lnstallataon' forinstructions (p.l 1). You may choose to finish yourwindow trim with tidier square or mitered comers.This is a matteper1! a, and will not affect the performance the siding in any way. Following are Inti ructions for both options. N oto: les importantto take special precautions around windows and doors to inhibit air and water infiltration. First, as noted above in 07io3io1 15:07 P.ol01018 MrrEK C0RNFR 1NSTAU.A'n0N 1.Cutthe top) Channel orWindow and Door Casing aPproxhmately e � 1-1/2'langer � 3.0ver garage doors, when more than one piece of Drip Cap is needed, be sure to overlap the pieces by 1 " to allow for expansion/ contraction. SQUARE CORNERINSfALLA70N 1. Cut and iristall - y' the side Channels - �z or Casings so they are flush with the top and bottom of the window or door. -y 2. Cut the top Q Channel or Casing 1-1/2'longerthan the window or door width. 3. Create a 3/4' notch in the bottom of both the left and right ends of the top piece. 4. Bend the notched ends down to create flanges that slide into the installed side Channels or Casings, creating flashing that inhibits wa ter penetration. S. fasten the top piece as normal, i laying it directly on top of the previously installed drip cap_ ordoorwidth• j 2. Miter cutthe face of both left and right ends at 4$' and remove face material only. 3. Cut inside bottom of both left and right ends to same distance as miter cu4 Qeating tabs at either end. 4. Bend down the tabs to form flanges thatwill slide over the Channels or Casings, Providing flashing that will help prohibit water penetration. 5. CutJ Channel or Windowand Door Casings to be applied to the sides of windows or doors approximately 3/4- longer than window or door height 6. Cut 3/4' away from the inside Cop ofboth side plt�1eflangesForming; (romtop� that will accept Channel or Casing. CABLFTFJM Use) Channel to receive siding at gable ends- 1. Butt either left or right Channel into the top of the gable peak and fasten in place. 2. Miter cut the second piece of and slide the cut face Chorine, over the first piece of Channel fora dean appearance. 1d V V Y Z v v v,, v u o . .. . u r n Y 1 / 1 v u•. - .. -• .. •.. • 1 Y Tgfm UNDER EAvEs ON NiP ROOF 1. Use Utility Trim (or Dual Utility Trim when installing Du tchbp-type panels) under the eaves of a hip roof. 2- Install with receiving channel downward. Leave 1/4' clearance between Trim and Comers. r 11/4" l� 3. If more than one UtiTityTrim is required, splice the Trim by cutting back 1-1 /4` on one end, then slide that end overthe otherTrim piece. Leave atleast 1 /4'space between the naTing hem of the 2 spliced pieces. THE NORANDEVREYNOLDS WIDE CORNER/WINDOW AND DOOR SURROUND SYSTEM TheNorande rAeynolds Wide Outside Comer/ Window and Door Surround System is a five piece system made up of a specially designed surround starter, two rineals (flutedorplain) and one comer insert (beaded or cove). W X CORNER MT,awnON For a wide comer application. use one 9fftb%WM%rbMts1%V jlT9M with either plain or fluted lineals. The comerinsert is installed in the same nunnerasthe regular outside corner (see installing Outside Corners, P. 9), leaving 1 /4' at the top. Position nail at the top of the upper slot, and then in the center of the sicts coming down the comerat6*and 12'centers.This allows forexpams on/contraction to occurat ,e bottorn- o neo s an inserts come in 20 -foot sections to , facilitate simple 2 -story applications)) Snap the lineals into the receptor leg ofthe comer, and nail in lineal nail slots as specified above. Siding panels can then be installed into the corner lineals_ WINDOW AND DOOR SURROUND INSTALLATION When using the system as a Window a nd Door Surround, first install the surround startercompletely around the window frame. The surround starter nailing slots should be away from the window, with the opposite edge flush with the frame. You can then install the left and right vertical surround lineals (also with nailingslots away from window) flush with frame in the groove created between the starter and the frame. You may install the lineals in three ways: 1. Usingthe square comerinstallatik n method; 2. Using the miter comer installation method; or 3_ Using Norandex/Reynolds comer blocks. for methods 1 ort, please see instructions on page 10 under Window & DoorTrim. When using Comer Blocks, see following instructions. 1. Draw plumband C level lines a I/ continuing at least 3' from all sides of the A window. Measure the distance — between the —I i horizontal,,,, ar level lines (illustration #1) (A) and art two trim extrusions to Dimension (A) less 3/81' Measure & LIAA4M hof WW W vertical plumb lines (B) and cut the other two extrusions to Dimension (B) less 3/8' Set all the cut extrusions aside until Step 4. 2. Place two Corner Block Maurits with the squared comers of the mounts to the top corners of the window, and sCrew or nail in place as you would siding. Be sure to use the Corner Sloa Mount marked "R' on the right side of Mount marked' L' on the left sido of the window. (illustration #1) (C) 3. Place the two Corner Block Mounts with the squared corne rs of the mounts on the bottom comers of the window.Screw or nail these into plata like you would siding. Make sure the Corner Block Mount marked 'R' is on the right side of the window, and the Comer BlockMount luusrntioo#t marked -L' is on the left side of the window. (IDustration #2) 4. Take one of the side extrusions cut in (Illustration #1) (A) and position it so that the vertical leg of the Corner Block Mount fits ulu:tration #3 inside the Channel of the extrusion (Illustration' #3). This allows the waterto be diverted in front of the sidingand not behind the siding. S. The bottom of the extrusion should now by over the boktam Corner Block Mount and again mustration#4 drain over the siding (Illustration #4). Screw or nal into pike is you would siding. 6 -Take the top and bottom trseions (illustration #1) (B) place extrusions in between the vertical plum lines ea,µ with t},e F — j Channel in the trc ugh r -r= —' l r/ of the L ,, i Comer Block Mount (Illustration #5).Screw or nail in 1 place as you would siding. UWs�to^ #58 U51N(:WiDf-CORNER LINEAL5 ASA STARTER STRi P Wide Comer Lineals can make an attractive and unique starting piece for a sidingjob, orfor Cedar Shakes or SpatWhen used recommend that a standard horizontal siding starter strip be finstalled �de Comer described on pag- Lineal should then be locked into this ; starterto assure a firm, straight line. 7. Finish the siding around the window as if it were a standard) Channel. 8. After siding is complete, place the Corner Block Covers on the bosses of the Corner Block Mounts, aligning the notchesh the comers of thewindow. Screw the YComer Block Covers into the Comcr -"' Block Mounts (Illustration 9.When luusaati�+#6 installingthe Screw Covers there are two slots in the Comer Block Cover. The narrow slot is dosestto the window, andth wide slobsslot is dosesttocc`s % the siding. Mu,.u�ti n 97A insert the tab end the Sow w O Coverinto the wide slot Then, securely snap the clip side of the gvoradoe 078 Smw Cover INSTALLING NORANpE)e,/REYNOLDS HORIZONTAL SIDING S. To start the second course, use tie end cut piece from the last panel you used on the first course. This will staggerthe end laps so thatoncis not directly above the other, and provide a much cleaner ovCraII appearance. 6. install folly ingcourses in the same manner, making sure that no end12PS are dvedly above each other. 7. Check alignment of the siding every Sth course. NowthatStarter5trips, Comers, Channels and/orCasings are applied. you may start to install Norandex/Reynolds Y;nyl Siding. In Horizontal applications, you'll start at the bottom of the house and work up. Generally, you'll install the siding one wall at a time, completing one wall before moving onto the next. 1. place the first panel into the Starter Strio and pull up until it locks into place. END LAPS 1. Rememberthatvinyl siding will expand and contract as the temperature changes, so it's importantto overlap the end joints of your siding panels by l " to 1-1-14" to insure, good installation appea ance. 2. Fora cleanerlook. your last rial or Staple should be a minimurn of 10" from the ends of the panels. 3. Always overlap factory ends with factory ends. Feld cuts should only be used in Corners and Channels, and never in overlap situations_ into place- (Illustrations *7A.73. and 7C) LW 2. Fasten the panel by nailing or stapling at least every 161. Itemember to fasten in the of the nail slot, and try to bit a stud whenever possible. 3. As you proceed, dhedk the siding course for proper alignment with adjacent walls, windows, and eaves. 4. Don't plaee siding flush into �h�nnels or Corned Learn approximately 1/4" to allow for exp ansio n/wntraction. 4.For thebestfinished appearanm always overlap joints away from high - traffic areas like entrances. ` iNSfAIIING SIDING AROUND WR,WOWS AND DOORS When you've worked your courses UP to the bottom of a window, you'll probably need to cut, sidingpanel to fit under tha t window.The same is true 2t the tops of windows and doom when ifshighly unlikely thatyou'll be able to fit a full panel of siding. Here's what to do_ X330 d68 8116 NI / EEI E01E OFFICE UI/Ua/UI la:ua r.013IDIS FITTING LJN'DERWINDOWS Note: Use the same procedures to b. Do NOT face nail this panel? 1. Make sure the panel to go under the measureandcut panels that will goat ON GABLE ROOFS window extends put both sides of the the tops of windows and doors. In these Use 2 saa pieces ofsidling to nal.e a windcw.You don'twarst to have a lap Circumstances, the panels will install attern to cut the panels n a gable rwindow. into the) Channel or Casing previously P underytu installed • � roof t! tproper an e 2. Hold the panel in properposition door, so there's no need to install Utility under the window and mark the width Trim, noris there any need to punch any of the window on the face of the panel, lugs with the snaplock punch. Make sure adding 1 /4' to each side forcleannce. you leave 1/4' clearance at both sides and at the bottom for clearance. 3. Locika small scrap piece of siding into the course below the window, and mark the height of the cut on that panel, deducting 1 /4" for clearance - 4. Place the scrap piece overyourgood panel and mark the height of the cut on the panel. S. Make the vertical cuts on the pane! with snips, and score the horizontal cut with a utility knife, then bend and snap the piece away - INSTALLING UNDERWWDOWS 1. Install a piece of UtilityTrim under the window that is flush with the side Channels or Casings. 2. If it appears thatyou need to fur out the Trim to maintain proper pitch ofthe siding, Norande v%eyndds recommends that you use Dual UtilityTrim instead. (chis circumstance usually arises when you're instaning a Dutchlap-type panel). 3. Use a snaplodcpunch to punchthe panel every 6' along the horizontal cut edge.1 /4" below the edge -This creates lugs which face outward, and will engage and lock into the UtilityTrim. Note: When applying Shutters to your finished vinyl siding job, make sure to drill your installation holes in the vinyl 1/4" wider than the Shutter installation screws to allow for eXpansion/contraction'. FINISHING THETO P COURSE OFSIDING , ON HIP ROOFS 1. Measure from the top of the installed Utility Trim or Dual Utility Trim, to the bottom of the lock on the panel below. 2. Deduct 1 /4', then cut the panel to this measurement a 3. Since this panel will no longer have a 'nailing hem, it's necessary to punch lugs using the snaplock punch. 4. Punch every 6', making sure that the raised lugs are on the outside face of the panel. S. Lock the bottom of this panel into the panel below -then push the top into the utilityirim or Dual Utility Trim until the lugs engage andloeci ;,,¢„ +6* Trim. 1. Lock a scrap piece into the siding panel below. Hold a second scrap piece flush against the gable, and using the bottom oFthat piece as .n guide, mark the cut angle onto the locked piece - 2. Use this same procedure to make a pattern for the opposite side of thcgable. 3. Use the pattems to make and cutthe panels thatwill fit intothe J Channels you previously installed in the gables, making sure to leave 114" gap between the siding and the Channel for expansion. INSTALUNGTRIM AT ROOF UNE At points where Vinyl Siding and Accessories will meetata roof rh; such as areas where a gable dormer or a second -story side wall intersect with the roof, its best to position the ) Channel so it's 3/4' to 1' away from the roof line. Placing the) Channel . directly on the roof line would subject It to a build-up of heat, which could result in excessive expansion, To prevent water infiltration along the intersection of roof and wall,lnstall flashing before installing) Channel. INSTALLING NO��DOU1M OLDS The same basic rules that applyio the installation of horizontal Vinyl siding also apply to vertical sid'ing.Following ars Spec;�ie seeps i1,a� need �0 6�� followed forvertical siding applications only. UNQ X68 W6 N1 / RH ROSE OFFICE 1. Snap a level chalk line around all sides of the house. l " higher than the lowest comer of the house. 1. 2. Install 1 /2'J Channel, receiving side up, with the top edge of the) nailing hem aligned with the chalkline. 3. After installing all Comers, Trims around windows and doors, 1/2' j Channel in gables and 1/2" J Channel underhip roof caves, you're ready to begin installing vertical siding panels. 4. Install furring strips in to the full length of the receiving channels of all Inside and Outside Corners. 5.lnsbll Util'rtyTrim over furring strips into all Corners, leaving 1/4 - gap for expansion/contraction attop and bottom, and between Utility Trim and inside of Corners. 6. Remove the bottom lock (opposite nailing hem) from your first vertical panel. Use a snaplock tool, and punch lugs every 6",1 /4" below the cut edge. Raised lugs should be on the fr ornt of the panel. 7. Snap the panel into the UUlityTrim in the Outside Corner, leaving 1/4' at top and bottorn of J Chaairuxts for empansion, then fasten to the wall through the naitutg hem. Make La W this firstp ind is plumb before pnoceedmlwith additiorralpanels. B.Atlast panel for each wall, remove the bop lock and nailing hem, then punci► lugs in the same manner as you cid the first panel, and snap into Utility Trim Do NOT face nail this panel! INSTALLING NOFANDF—X/REYNOLDS VINYL S O FFIT Norandex/Reynolds Vinyl Soffit new construction orremordeling appiicauons. installation procedures are the same for eitherappficatiom although in remodeling jobs it may be necessary to remove any old trim from the eaves area before proceeding. There are basically two kinds of overhangs: those with open eaves, and those with dosed eaves. Preparing these different kinds of overhangsto receive Soffit requires different Installation procedures, so please follow the instructions that are appropriate foryourparticularjob. OPEN EAVES INSTALIATION For open overhangs, you need to create a channel on the wall to receive and support the vinyl Soffit You may use either Channel, l /2" j Channel, Soffit Cove Molding, or Deluxe Crown Molding for this purpose, depending on the look you want to achieve. For ease of i installation. Norandez/Reynolds recommends you use F Channel on open eaves. because its vertical nailing hem makes secure installation to the wall simple (See Note #2 below). Since there is no existing overhang in an open eave installation. it Will be necessary to nail your Soffit to the bottom of the fascia board for support 1. Use a level to mark a pencil live on the wall parallel to the bottom of the existing wood fascia board on either side of the wall. 2. Measure up 7/8" of an inch from tiro fines, and snap a chalkfine across entire width of the wall. 3. Install the F Channel along this tine, with the top edge of the trim's nailing hem to be even with the line. 4. Nail orstaple every 16'. Try to Wt a stud whenever possible. S. Measure the distance between the fascia board and the receivingtriin on the wall 6. Deduct 1 /4" for expansion/ contraction, then cut Soffitparels to this length. (For panels over 35' long, allow 1/2") 7. Insert one end of the cutpani-1 into the receiving trim on the wall. 8. Nail throgh the slot in thenzTwng hem on the opposite end of the panel into the bottom of the fascia board — as always do not nail too tightly. 9. Once the first panel is installed, insert thetongue of the second panel intu the nauinghem of the first panel.ladc the panels together snugly thefull length of the Soffitto assure properalignment Use the same nailing and locking procedures for all following panels. y.,rrnt f pti�NB/ Note #1: When the overhang is more then 18" wide, install a nail support` down from the ra fter to a line parallel to the bottom of the fascia board and the rece:ivingtrim on thewall. Soffit should be nailed to this support board through the nailing hems to prevent sagging. Note #2: Ifyou choose 1R'1 Channel. Soffit Cove Molding or Deluxe Crown Molding as the receivingtrim on the walls on open eaves, it will be necessary to install a wood support (Zx2) to the wall,'then apply the trim tothesupport. ' . UM. W 8115 H1 / RSI 80y�6 OFFIC`V Trim mil toes under :r-1/2. 1 /8' holes ' siding panel IGustation =6 underneath the trimmed siding panel about 3/4'. Use trim nails driven through the pre -drilled holes, through the trim sheet, and into the studs before the Rounds are installed. (&o NOT drive nails tightly. Leave approximately 1/16' clearance for expansion/ con traction). Overlap the first course of Rounds overthe top ofthe last course of siding. The color -matched trim sheet will insure a good appearance in the gaps between the Rounds. (Illustration #7) When using this alternate method ofinstallation in a gable, the following formula will insure tha t the f nal course will consist of one Round at the peak Heightofgable in inches divided by 625'- Number of courses- ts�nt Boit L� a of�in� Iqustntion #7 Strikeyourvertical plumb line from the peak Mark level line 9-1 /4' above the edge where the bottom of the first course will bebin. Hang the first panel atthe intersection of these 2 lines — If an even number of courses. center the separator space between Rounds. If an odd number, crnterthe point of a Round. STIP 5: 1N5TAWNC REMAINNG PANEIS - Cedar Rounds aro designed to stack on top ofone another. (Illustration # 8) Wor4 ng from left to right continue to install the remaining panets.Staggerthe panes, so that at least two Rounds overlap when locking the courses vertically. (Illustration #9) luustncon #8 Illustration rx9 At gable ends, trim each panel to the properangle, allowing 1 /4' clearance in the Channel for expansion. In order to help cutpanels to the proper angle, make a pattern that duplicates the gable slope. Lock a shortpanel into the starter. Hold a piece of siding into the l Channel on the gable slope, and run a penal line along the edge of the siding onto the short hound panel. Cut along the pencil line, and use this Round as the pattern to art succeeding panels. (Illustration #10) Itlusuvwn u l U Panels should be cut with a radial saw for dearest appearance. STp 6: THE FEAK -The last round may be face.nailed using only one color - matched trim nal, and a pre -driller( 1 /8' hole. Do NOT drive the nal clearance forncrmal "nson/ contraction. (Illustration #11) a Ulusvition. # i l CEDAR SHAKES AND/OR SPLIT INIMLLATION STEP 1: lNsrALLATiON FURRING - Fur uneven walls, as noted in Cedar Rounds instructions. - STEP 2: - INSTAL INGJ CHANNEL. -Line the entire border area with 3/4'J Channel. STEP 2A.- OUTSIDE A:OUTSIDE CORNMINSTA11ATON STEP 1: AuCN WCTH 1 ST COURSC' OF SIDING- Locate the first courseof siding. The bottom of the outside cornershould be aligned with the bottom ofthis piece of s'td'uy, Due to varyingshake lengths, ee comer! -will not align with each course. STEP 2: INSTALL 1 ST OUTSIDE Ct7RNERSECTION-After the alignment in Step 1 is completed, level the outside comer and nail the comerpostto the wall using the centerof the prepunched nail slots. -- STEP 3: INSTALLING MORE CORNER SECTIONS ABOVETHE F IRSTCORNER - To install a corneron top ofanotlier corner section, gasp the new corner at the bottom and pull on thel Ch;nn& to spread them opem Thea suet this on top of the already installed comer, overlapping the smooth sec on at the top of the installed comierpost Level 1hccomcrpostdndnml ltkCC1t T ofthe prepunched nail slots Ba30 468 8110 STEP 3: IKSTALLINGTHE FIRST COURSE The primary consideration when installing Cedar Shakes or Sprit is to Kf / W PlY OFFfCE vertical separations never rine up directly with the separations in the course abcve orbelow. (lllusttation #12) Always start from the left, and work toward the right On the first panel of the first course, cuttheshake at the pre-printed cut line marked either"A%"B or'C'.(illustradon 13) Install this cut Shake, then proceed down the rawwith full panels_ Cut the final panel to size and install. Ifyou are installing in a gable, trim each piece with a radial saw to the proper angle, allowing 1 /4" clearance. in the] Channel for expansion. 3. Lap partial receiving channel of new post over partial channel on remaining nalflange. Pop rivet the two receiving channel legs together as needed. i ILLUSTRATION /17 wider than your original starter. begin the second course with a full panel. Continue to stagger each succeeding course as you work up the wall, besnning each row eitherwith a cut Panel from a previous course, orwith a full panel, depending on the visual appearance. ST>=P 5: THE PEAK -The la st Shake may be faced -nailed using only one color -matched trim nail, and a pre -drilled 1 /B` hole. Do NOT drive the nail tightly. Leave approximately 1/1 6'clearance for normal expansion/contraction. REPAIRING A DAMAGED PANEL. ILI-USYRAT1ON #I � Note: There are 6 each A, B and C panels packaged in a carton of Cedar Shakes. A, B and C panels are aesthetically differentfrom a depth perspective. butthere are no differences amangthem from an installation standpoint You may begin the first row with any panel, regardless of its mwiong, so long as you cut it at the cut line- (lllustraiion #13) You may also use A. B orC panels in any random order as you work up the wall, as long as you continue to staggerthe vertical separation lines between the Shakes. STEP 4: WSTALLM RMAW W G COURSES _5Urttlye second course with the rear+ IRSArofthelistpandthitffis installed on the first course, as long as that piece is at feast one shake wider than the startiq pied of the first course. If this piece is not one shake To repair a damaged panel, insert the hook end of a zip tool into the lock between the damaged panel and the panel above. Pull downward. This will allow access to the damaged panel's nail flange. Remove the nails securing the panel. Replace the damaged panel and Install a new panel, then use the zip tool to lock the new panel into the panel above. REPLACING A DAMAGED OUTSIDE CORNER POST 1.Cutoutthe fel; portion of damaged postby scoring along outside corner of receiving drannel with a uhTrty knife 2. Cut off the nailing flanges from the new corner post by scoring and bending until the flanges snap off ��m� t'EAlml--ll M -0i REPAIRING BUCKLED SIDING ATTHEJOINT Vinyl siding sometimes becomes unlocked between the Frst and second floors of a newly built siding installation due to settling and shrinkage of wet lumber.This can be corrected by using a piece of aluminum starter strip. I. Insert an inverted scrap piece.9f starter strip into the exposed receiving lock of the lower panel. 2. With the : crap piece inserted into the lock lay the upperpanel over the starter strip The F starter strip should (7 be visible bc•hindthe 1 upper panel_Marka line ofthe scrap Oieca . where the returnlcg of the upper panel meets the., crap piece. 3. Trim the starter on this rine, savinl•• the portionwith the locking ed;e. Note: It is acceptable to cut the starter strip in shorter lengths to ease • handling •ind relocldns 4. Inud the trimmed cdee Inte th; lock of the lower pancl. Begin at one end and. using a zip•locktool. pull the return les of the upper panel down to engage the upper panel with the aluminum starterstrip. ttjJU 4 UI/UI1lj Ur:V( r.UJ�1I, j CEkTIFICATE OF CONFORMANCE Woodsman Select Wcodsman Saled *Y Siding panels are marc;-c;urM to she f6ming mss. MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS PROFILES COLOtiI All products meet or exceed the Standard Specification fir Rigid PVC D/4, CnL Siding (ASTM D-3679) and Its refemnced documents. An independent 2-4' re'Chmp� laboratory through unannounced Inspection of aU manufacturing (awes 175 length 0„7n ce4ftes the conkimance th this specikation. ASTM 0-3679 Is Me 2 Squares/CarEon • spedfica5an used by bulldrg code authonUes. Where not defined in . DZ, D/WL ma t AST1i 0-3679, products also meet Norandex Stringent Quality Control Standards. 17h Sew 2 Squms/Carbn dal. PHYSICAL DATATan Panel Thickness:.042 (+1401) Sall Panel Projection: (DA, 0/410L, 0/5): 5/8' Slee (D/51DL)::4' • Cads Color. Unifacrnity is spectrephotometrically controlled. Lasa Texture. t:mbcssed with a woodgrain pattem. Lack: Optically measured and controlled. Gloss: Unilcrm low gloss maintained with an integrating 75°F •; PRODUCT TEST DATA Heat Shrinkage 3% at 150'17 Impact Resistance: Mean Failure Energy 5 SO in. Ib. Design Mndload 145 MPH' Surface Distortion: None at 120'F Squareness: <1/8' of square Length: within -1/4' of specification Warp/Chamber. <118' Flame Spread Index <25 Smoke Density Index <450 Fuel Cont tudon 0 Self lgnidon Temp: 780'F -.Me e MPH windspeed reported above is calculated using the VSI W iindspeed Calculation Guidelines. It is an est!VL� of windspeed resistance given one uniform set of assumptions. Please nate that vinyl siding is a do'orative ooveing that is not intended to provide structural reinforcement to a wall. The wind resistance of a wall system -may be less than the mmdmum wind speed rating for a siding product and wM not be increased as a resuftof instalMg vinyl siding. COMPOUND TEST DATA AS Norandex Vinyl Siding is manufactured from PVC compound that meets or exceeds all sgedffcaS= of 0.36n br either Class 1, 2 or 3 compounds Tensile SUwVtfi 61909 Modules of 8= 5* (psj: 391,999 turd knead Strength ® 73.47 (It x MAn of notch): 3.81 tzod lmpad Strwglh @ 327 (ft. x Wn of nota): 211 Daft= TamperaWra ig 204 ps 73'F Coadent of Linear Expansion (irVeF) 3.15x10s An Siding. soffit and axessories manufactured by Norsindex have a.class A fre rating based on ASTM E-84 resub us3u 406 �I16 N� I X 1 80YE OFFICE 1. Install receiving trim to the overhang against the wall, flush with the existing Soffit. 2. Measure the distance between the fasda board, and the receivingtrim on the wall. '^ Allow Vi' Cmsm EAvvE5 INSTALLA-nON TO TURN COA NEPS CAPPING FASCIA CORNUS On overhangs with dosed eaves. At comers, use H -Trim to create You can make a comer up out of vinyl Norandex/Reynolds recommends that a dean, mitered look. ivliter- :utyour Fasca thatwill provide a neat,, finished you use either 1 R"1 Channel, Soffit Soffit panels at the proper angleand look to yourinstaflation. Hen's hmv: Cove Molding or Deluxe Crown install into HTrim,Ieavvrgl/4- space for l.Cuts piece of Fascia 5-1/Z' in the wa 11. 5 ince th ire is exlsting Soffit en gth on dosed eaves, you well nail the new 2. Mark a vertical line down the center Soffit directly to the overhang. of the back of the Fascia. 1. Install receiving trim to the overhang against the wall, flush with the existing Soffit. 2. Measure the distance between the fasda board, and the receivingtrim on the wall. '^ Allow Vi' onng for 7 Warman 3. Deduct 1/4" for expansion/ contraction, then cut your Soffit panels to this length. (For panels over 36" long, allow 1/27 4. Insert one end ofthe cut panel into the receiving trim against the wall. 5. Nal the Soflitto the existing overhangthrough the slot in the nailing hem, driving; nail approximately every 16. Do not nail too tightly. 6. Once the first panel is installed, insert the tongue of the second panel irfto the naling hcm to the hrstpanel. Lock the panels together snugly the full length of the Soffit to assure properaGgnment, and nail to e2dsting overhang. Use same procedures for all following panels. Note: Ventilated panels maybe used as necessary to achieve the proper a mount of attic ventlation. Consult loci building codes forvenflation requirements. INSTALLING VINYL FASCIA COYER 1. Install a Utility Trim cut to the length ofthewoodfasda atthe top ofthe fasda board. 2. Using a snaplodc punch tool, punch raised lugs on the top ofthe fascia Cap every 6', then slide into the Utility Trim until the lugs engage and the Cap is held firmly in place - 3. Hook the bottom edge ofthe Vinyl Fascia Cap underthe bottom ofthe wood fascia board. 4. Do NOT face nail the Fasda Cap. This can cause unsightly bucklingand waviness. Note: Use a level and chalkline to Insun; that all Channels and Trims ari installed straight. 3. Cut a 90' section away from tI ie center of the bottom channel, lwving 45 on both sides. 4. Bend along the centerline (use a metal square or straightedge to help insure a straight bend), forming a right-angle comer. S. Punch lugs at the top, hook the bottom ends over the bottom ofthe wood fascia board, and snap the top into the Ut7ityTrim attop offascia board. ., CLOSINGTNE ENDS Cut a 1/2'1 Channel the width of the overhang and install atthe ends by nailing into the overfiang, and frtting one end into the receiving trim on the wall. U330. 4$1 1116 11 1 Rei 901E OFFICE 01/03/02 15;09 P.015/011 I NSCALLIN G CEDAR ROUNDS CEDAR HAKES A, ND CEDARSPLI STANDARD INSTALLATION 1,Ahv2ys nail In center of nailing dols. Nal every 16'. 2. Do notnail tightly -Allow clearance of appro)dmately 1/16-, so that the panels move unrestricted left to right. 3. Do not face nal except as noted in Step 6: The Peak (p. 17) - minimum dcarance of 1 /4" between panels and) Channel, to allow fornormal expansion/contraction. 5. White product may be painted using a high quality, exterior acrylic latex paint TOOLS REQUIRED A bench or radial arm saw should be used to cut.panels. A fine tooth blade (12 to 16 teeth per inch) should be used with the blade installed in the reverse direction fora deanercut. Standard tools, including a hammer, tin snips, square, chalk line, level, rule. and safety glasses. rve11 also be required. CEDAR RC)UNDS INSM AnON There is a special Cedar Rounds starter strip, butRounds may also be started with 3/4') Channel and/or custom brake work with aluminum flastiing.No starter is required for CedarShake.s. STEP 1: INSTALLATION FURMG- On uneven walls, furring should be used to provide an even and nalable base. Shim out the furring at the high and low spots to get final even surface- Furtingshould be run vertically, 16' on center. Accessories shout d eudited overtire fiaring Illu.tnrlan W, to begin your installation. Start at the leftof the wall by placing a St2rterint0 theleft) Channel, and sliding down into the bottom J. (Illustration #1) Leave approximately 1/4' clearance between the Rounds Starter and the f Channel for expansio- Proceedto therightby butting additional Starters until the entire bottom row is covered. Then proceed up the wall by installing Cedar Rounds panels from leftto right Finish off at the top using the same face -nailing technique outlined in Step 6: The Peak (p.17). Sty 3: rMMAppU(:A'nONS - Line the entire gable perimeterwith 3/4' J Channel. Itis generally desirabieto finish a gable wall with one round in the peak. Therefore, it is necessary to position the Cedar Rounds StarterStrip and the first course of Rounds to ensure that the final course will consist of one Round at the peak Fust, calculate the number ofrows of Rounds it will take to cover the gable. When using the Cedar Rounds Starter, usethe following formula: Height of gable in inches, minus 2-1/2- divided by 6.2 S' - Number of Courses. QliustraUon #2) STV 2s 5TRAX2-{tyl AU A1'pL CAMN - Line the entire border area with 3/4' 1 Channel. Wheneyer possible, it is bestto use Cedar Rounds Starter Strip I t I gable j height t A-21n'TG 15 IJim>ixt of I Cau-scs r1l,ntndon u2 Strikes / vertical plumb line from the This line / Peak. will allow the Strip panel to , V -t}=; -p be properly p`xr' centered -- Next. a level line should be �„� ;;•�, �; marked 3 -3/4 -above ; the edge where the bottom orthe ; 7 starter Strip t numb- , course will�-- ; begin.The -=r` intersection of �, -the vertical plumb rine and thehori=ontal 04_; 'N.'n level line is the starting point for I hangingthe first Starter Strip. (Illustration #3) If the number of courses calculated in the - formula above is an odd number. _ the separator space between the Rounds Starter Strip should:::e^:��i ria, intersection point-tl .::r3 "i cel If an even numberof cc -,ret= calculated, a Round; ::tip point should be cent: ed. , llt.:cttation #S) Be sure to nail :-: pa, a tm ory 16' on center. STEP 4: INSTAU NG ROUNDS" "zIOVT1' STARTER STRIP -1- .--e ::: '- -t; re it is impossible orundcs:::-'e :- : Cedar Rounds StarterStrip- -re : Y T-%Ilowing alternate method of -vLxl c.,an. ,The top lock afthe ::zZZ, of siding should betrir-,e�z -,"- Aleasure 1/4' down from the trimmed siding pane . i -Z holes at studs. ever; - - ,enter. (IDustration ;;:6) A 3" wide strip oFalt_- ',.c- �m sheet (color matched to cr ! Ccs -I%- Z�aunds color) may then be : e%: • (� .1 �.r.:Y Ti`•� � �J� �� ���.ii1g ��S y� :�f4+'Y�Ii.�i �i N f1� Y�y nr•'_�r'"• • Gii♦ �Oi ..C.. r �. 1 .. �y s. VAT"r.:RIAi SPS-^FCATIOSS FRGF(L 5 Al rrcducs .nee>, Cr ax�-Qd the Stardar! SprwticaFcrtis tr n gSe Pic _ C/4 Sidrg (A: T V ti?c'9) and it's r:r!MIC:4 d=lrrerts k dep dept 24' c .cs'un fa�cra ry � �� gh unar�cttn Inspeciens Ora maufc', r�!g maces 175 LMg • � Inas ti a r:,r„�r„�r� � 71is sFe�P,r.�cn. Aa"Tu �;fi79 s �e Z �;Lu�,'Car�;n_ spe�cadcn us�d by ;;uQdIrg code autf,,crrfitl:s.` Why"nctde^_re�'r, . CISC -. cLr pcx'ues also PhY31CAL DATA 2 �earalCar'rn Panel Thi&:e= .C4 (4.01) Farrel Frcjn.:dcn: YA' Ccicr. Unifcr, ru 7 is ,;e:hFhctcmerca1y antmlled. Tex::r9• PEcssrd wit% a ,NOcd rim atamrn ... g p Lcdc: Opdcaily mem-ured and ccahfled 'Fremium Cdcrs reaarrtg Tutccr e G(css Umlcma few gloss ntairttained with an in!egra&ng 75' gicssmeer touts, a W-Stat:ie acyffcpctyrer. FRODUCT T_sr OArA Heat S' drkaye: 3% at 160'F Impact is�ttce: Meant FmAve FEnery f > 60 Eb Design Lti,ndlcad: 210 ,MPH' Surface Distrr'crt: Ncre at 110°F SQUase lesa : <1I1' ctsquare Length: 4Yfa`tin —114' of spec ficadcn ' WarpJChamn ren Flame Spread Ind= <25 Smoke Densly Index �Sp Fuel Ccrttr-culm: 0 Self Ignit.rm Temp.: 780'F 'lite MPH wind_reed ,e;cr',2d above �s calculated using the VSl WindsceedCaimlaknGuideln,s. Itis an esus e of windsceed resistance given one unifban set of assumptions. Please note that viny{ song's a decaralve =veg thads nct inLnded to provide strucbxal re' cr=ent to a wall. The wind resistance of a m[[ syslsn may he lash a the maximum wind speed rating tar a siding prcduct and will net be traeased as a multaf installing dnyf siding. COMPOUND TEST DATA Al Norandez Yrnyi Siding is manufactured from FVC eampeund that meets or exceeds allspedficallons of B-3Elibr Class 1, 2 or 3 compounds. Tensile ShNth: 6,909 Modules ofElasdcly (psi: 391,999 tzod Impar Strength 73.40F (fi x l>,Jln of notch): 3.81 Lmd !impact ShNlh 327 (k x Morin of nab# 211 Dertec6on Tecnpecahun at 264 pec 73'F Coeffsrant of Linear EVam*n rrtlleF1 V x1 All Siding, soffit and acassmfas rmanufact wed by Nerandax have a dass A fire ming based an ASTM M iesuh GRA 9330 468 8116 VINYL SIDING PLANNING GUIDE requires only a few basic tools. B ut prior to installing NorandeVReynolds Yinyl Siding. you need to determine how muds product is needed to complete the job. Vinyl Siding is measured in squares (100 Sq. Ft.), and several accessories are necessary for 2 good installation. Solid and venb72ted soffits arc used to cover under the eaves. Follow the steps below and use the Estimating Guide on the facing pagetc recard your measurements. STEP 1 Make sketches of the home showing all sides. Measure the height (H) of each side a t thc corner and multiplythat by the width (W) to attain the surface area of that side - STEP 2 Measure gables, dormers and any otherarea notincludcd by the sides. For each triangular shaped area measure From base to the top P then multiply by 1 /2 the base (M Iength.Then add together. STEP 3 Measure the windows or doors, or any Other area that will notbe covered with siding. Multiply width x height for each area and add together. Take the total area from Step One and Two and add thein together.Then, subtract total of Step Three from total. Always add 10% fcrwaste and/or miscalculation of material. S`r>:P 5 To determine the amount of siding squares needed, remember that 100 square Feet of surface area equals one square, so divide your footage from Step Four by 100. STEP 6 Measure under eave areas. Multiply length by width For each overhang (see steps 1 & 2); add together. STFP 7 To determine the number of squares of soffit material required, divide footage requiremcntsfrom Step 6 by 100. STEP 8 Familiarize yourself with the accessory items and how they are used. Measure the total lineal feet required for each item. STEP 9 Mark all your mea surements on the diagram you first did of your home. Recordyourfinal measurements. You're all set nth your calculations and measurements complete, you arc ready to order the materials yoY need to complete the installation. r SoFf Wto-r vzW - W --- —{ X330 d88 8116 #I / RH HOPE PFIN 01/03/02 H15 P.005/011 �i ESTIMATING GUIDE 1. Surface areas of sides 4. Add Step 1 and Step 2 together Inside Corner Post sq. ft sq. lineal Other Subtract Step 3 from Total oFStep j Outside Corner" sq, FL and Step 2 lineal Ft. _ sq.ft sq ft- sq. R W indow/Door Gsing" • sq. ft. S.To determine number of squares lined R needed, divide footage by 100. Drip Cap Subtotal sq ft- Example:1,281 sq-ft.dividedby 100 =12.8 or 13 squares lineal Ft 2. Surface areas of dormer, gables, etc. sq.ft sq. ft. sq. ft sq. Ft Subtotal sq. R 3. Surface areas (Not to be covered) Windows sq. ft. Doors sq. ft - 'Chimneys Ch irnneys sq. ft Other sq. ft. Subtotal sq- ft' (Not to be covered) 6.To determine number of squares of soffit needed, divide by100. Example: 267 square feet Divide by 100 - 2-67 or 3 squares (Remember to use ventilated soffitwhere ventilation is needed). 7. Measure total lineal feet of each siding accessory needed Starter strip lineal ft. j Channel lineal ft' UtilityTrim lineal h.' Dual Utility Trim lineal Ft ------------ t 8. Mcasure the total lineal feet of ea& soffit accessory needed 1 /2' j Channel lineal ft' F Channel lineal ft' UtiIiVTrim lineal Ft. Soffit Cove or Deluxe Gown Molding lineal ft H -Trim ` lineal R ` Fascia Cover rmeal ft. 'Always add 10% to your mesmremants of these accessories for possibk mstc If NorandcAeynoids W,ds Coact/ Window and DoorSurtnund System Is to be used. mcason, &%a R required and y. ur t mrander/Rcynolds Deakrwill help determine quantity ofvariousGnc.ils, corner inserts or starts nettled