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Historic District: Zoning: 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 D_ New (Duct Layout & Energy Calc. 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 X Commercial Industrial Total Square Footage:
Construction Type: # of Stories: # of Dwelling Units: Flood Zone: (FEMA form required for other than X)
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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 permit is verification thagl will gptify the owner
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2006 WORKING VALUE SUMMARY
GENERAL Value Method: Market
Parcel Id: 33-19-30-508-0000-0220 Number of Buildings: 1
Owner: WEEKES GREGORY L Depreciated Bldg Value: $75,141
Mailing Address:127 MEADOW BLVD Depreciated EXFT Value: $0
City,State,ZipCode: SANFORD FL 32771 Land Value (Market): $20,000
Property Address: 127 MEADOW BLVD SANFORD 32771 Land Value Ag: $0
Subdivision Name: MAYFAIR MEADOWS Just/Market Value: $95,141
Tax District: S1-SANFORD Assessed Value (SOH): $64,761
Exemptions: 00-HOMESTEAD Exempt Value: $25,000
Dor: 01-SINGLE FAMILY Taxable Value: $39,761
Tax Estimator
2005 VALUE SUMMARY
SALES Tax Value(without SOH): $1,408
Deed Date Book Page Amount Vac/Imp Qualified 2005 Tax Bill Amount: $756
WARRANTY DEED06/1990 02195 0850 $59,000 Improved Yes Save Our Homes (SOH) Savings: $652
2005 Taxable Value: $37,875
Find Comparable Sales within this Subdivision
DOES NOT INCLUDE NON -AD VALOREM
ASSESSMENT
LEGAL DESCRIPTION
LAND
PLATS' Pick... Land Assess Method Frontage Depth Land Units Unit Price Land Value
LOT 0 0 1.000 20,000.00 $20,000 LEG LOT 22 MAYFAIR MEADOWS PB 29 PGS
31 TO 33
BUILDING INFORMATION
Bid Num Bid Type Year Bit Fixtures Base SF Gross SF Living SF Ext Wall Bid Value Est. Cost New
1 SINGLE FAMILY 1987 6 1,042 1,484 1,042 SIDING AVG $75,141 $80,797
Appendage / Sgft GARAGE FINISHED / 418
Appendage / Sgft OPEN PORCH FINISHED / 24
NOTE: Appendage Codes included in Living Area: Base, Upper Story Base, Upper Story Finished, Apartment, Enclosed Porch
Finished,Base Semi Finshed
NOTE: Assessed values shown are NOT certified values and therefore are subject to change before being finalized for ad valore
tax purposes.
If you recently purchased a homesteaded property our next ear's property tax will be based on Just/Market value.
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FL920-RI
07/ 19/2005
2004
Owens Corning
One Owens Corning Parkway
Toledo, OH 43659
419) 248-7060
Jon Ellerbrock
One Owens Corning Parkway
Toledo, OH 43659
jon.ellerbrock@owenscoming.com
Panel Walls
Siding
Evaluation Report from a Florida Registered Architect
or Florida Professional Engineer
Section Standard Year
1404.9 . ASTM D3679 2001 "
1405.13 ASTM D3679 2001
2612.2 ASTM D 1929 2000
2612.2 ASTM E84 2001
2612.2 ASTM D635 1998
Robert Nieminen, P.E.
PE- 59166
Architectural Testing, Inc.
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pp/Seq Product Model # or Model Limits of UseINameIDescription
1. This Evaluation is not
or use within the FBC
HVHZ or on Educational
Facilities within the State
of Florida. 2. Vinyl siding
is limited to Type V
construction, as defined
below. SECTION 602.5 -
PE V
CONSTRUCTION Type V
construction is that type of
construction in which the
structural elements,
exterior walls and interior -
walls are of any material
permitted by this code. 3.
Compliance is valid only if
he subject profile trade
320.1 Accord 8 Vinyl Siding name is current on the
SI Vinyl Siding
Certification Program,
Certified Products List.
The current list can be
found at
www.vinylsiding.org . 4.
Limitations relating to
ind load performance
are provided in Appendix
1. A. Unless otherwise
noted, fasteners for vinyl
siding are limited to min.
1'/z" long (min. 3/,-inch
penetration) x 0.125
shank diameter x
minimum 3/8" head
iameter galvanized
roofing nails. B. Unless
therwise noted nails shall
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engage the stud framing
members. C. Use of the
wind load performance
worksheets is limited to
all height less than or
equal to 30 feet. For
elevations exceeding. this
limitation, a qualified
design professional shall
determine design
pressures in accordance
ith FBC Chapter 16 /
SCE 7-98 on a project -
specific basis for
comparison to wind load
resistance data in
accordance with ASTM D
5206 and Annex Al of D
3679 . D. Use of the wind
load performance
orksheets is limited to
all assemblies having
either internal or external
sheathing. For -
applications where siding
is installed over open
studding, a qualified _
design professional shall
determine the required
test pressure in
accordance with ASCE 7-
98 and Section A1.2.3 of
STM D 3679.
920.2 Accord Premium Vinyl Siding See Accord 8.
920.3 Accord Premium Plus . Vinyl Siding See Accord 8.
920.4 Accord Standard Vinyl Siding See Accord 8.
920.5 Beaded Yinyl_Siding See Accord 8..
920.6 Board and Batten Vinyl Siding See Accord 8.
920.7 Cambridge Vinyl Siding See -Accord 8.
920.8 Cedar Reflections Vinyl Sidin See Accord 8. 920.
9 Chesapeake Vinyl Siding See Accord 8. 920.
10 Classic Vinyl Siding See Accord 8. 920.
11 Classic Vinyl Siding See Accord 8. 20.
12 Cross Roads Vinyl Siding See Accord 8. 920.
13 Easy Street Vinyl Siding See Accord 8. 20.
14 Eminence Vinyl Siding See Accord 8. 20.
15 Essentials Vinyl Siding See Accord 8. 920.
16 Essentials Beaded Vinyl Siding See Accord 8. 920.
17 Essentials Narrow Plank Vinyl Siding See Accord 8. 920.
18 Essentials Plus Vinyl Siding See Accord 8. 920.
19 Essentials Premium Vinyl Siding See Accord 8. 20.
20 Grand Junction Vinyl Siding See Accord 8. Next
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MATERIAL SPECIFCATiCKS
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FHYSICAL DATA
Farel Thicicress .C4 (+r-ZI)
Panel r ro jecdrn: !-
Ccicc Unifccrity is spe^'.,rcphctcrr&caDy canttciled.
Texture: EnEcssed m tt a wcedgrain pabm
Lcdr: Cpriraty measured and =h ffed
GIcss: Unifo ;, rcw gicss maintained with an rategra&ng 7;- glcssre•~r.
FRCFiLES
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FRCOUCT TEST DATA
Heat S,tdrkage:
3°6 at.160-F
Irnpact .Resistara:
Mean Fa,7u.'a 6'tz.^y f 60 : lzDesignSrYndlcad: 210 MPr Surface
Dist: rycn: Ncre at 110°F SQUdr_
iQ55 i <F cf square Length.
whin —114' cf spedfs(—.ticn WarTJCha, Tr tl8- Flame
Spread Index <25 Smcke
Censly index <t 0 Fuel
Ccntr-buicn: 0 . Self
lgnit;cn Temp.: 780'F a'
ibe MPH wfr, ,eed repartad above is calculated using the VSl'Nrdspeed catcuraEcn Guideiirn:s. Itis an est,-::e of
windspeed resistance g ,wen one uniform set of assumptions. Please note that vsiyt s&g's a deccra6ve =ve g thals
act intended to prcvfde struck al raWancement to a wall. The wind resistrce of a frail sysl=may be Ies:h a the
maximum wund speed rating 1br a siding product and will not he incased as a result of installing vinyl siding. COMFOUNO
TEST DATA All
Norand" Yutyt Skiing is manufactured-hra M compound that meets or exceeds aD spedficaltans of O-3E1i6 r Class
1, 2 or 3 compcunds. Tensile
Stwgth: 6,909 Modules
of ElaTkitjr (ps 7: 391,999 izad
knpac: St wVth @ 73.rF (I x lbdn of nctch): 3.81 Lwd
Impact Sh%lh @ 327 (ft x hTh of nokh): lit _ Oeffecfion
Tesnperabm aL264 psk 737 - Ccetficent
of linear Expansion rWMF) 3.15x1Q All
Siding, sofTif and accrssates manufactured by flcrandex have,a lass A Ire r&g based an ASTM E`9 mmh R
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SOLID
VINYL SIDING application
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FOREWORD
This manual is published by
Norandex/Reynolds as a guide to
basic installation techniques that are
generallyaoeepted for the application
ofririyl siding, soffit and accessories .
throughout the vinyl siding industry.
As such, Norandex/Reynolds strongly
recommends that you thoroughly
reviewthese instructions priorto
proceeding with any installation, and
that the instructions be followed as
closely as possible. Failure to follow
the installation techniques and
procedures outlined in this manual
could create a circumstance that
causes the siding to fail to perform as
intended. Such a circumstance could
conceivably be cause to invalidate
your Norande*%eynolds warranty.
CONTENTS
SECTION
This manual is intended to provide
generally acceptable standards, and is
not intended to coverall application
possibilities. For example. them may
be regional or local installation
preferences that are not covered
within this manual. Generally, it is
acceptable to follow any such
preferences, so long as they are
accepted by the local building trades
as standard procedures, and do notro
contrary to the basic tenets ofvinyl siding
application that should be followed in all
applications. Most of these basic
tenets will appear in bold type in this
manual For easy reference.
Ifyou have an installation Issue i hat is
not covered within this manual, and
have any questions as to the
appropriate way to proceed, you
may contact the Product Ser Aces
Department at 1-800-528-09 42
forassistance.
It may also be appropriate to review all
pertinent local budding codes befort
proceeding withany installation. Norandex/
Reynolds makes no c laims as
to the appropriateness of, or acceptability
by, any local or regional building
codes of the following installation
techniques. PAGE
Foreword.................................................................................•.................._.........
2 Norandex/
Reynolds Vinyl Siding Profiles and Accessories .............................................................. 3 Vinyl
Siding Planning Guide............................................................................................ 4 EstimatingGuide.....................................................................................................
5 Basic
Rules of ApplicationforNorandex/Reynolds Solid Vinyl Siding ........................................... 6 Sheathing/
Backerboard.................................................................._........................ 6 Toolsand
Equipment. . .......... I .................................................................................... 6-
Special
Tools Designed for Vinyl Siding Applications ............. ................... 6 Fasteners..............................................................................................................
7 ChoosingStaples..........................................................
sL.......................................... 7 General
Procedures forNaTng and Stapling ........ ............................... 7 Cutting
Norandex/Reynolds Vinyl..................................................................................... 8 SurfacePreparation............................................._.............
8 Installation
Procedures ........... ..................................................................................9 The
Norandex/Reynolds Wide Corner/Window and Door Surround System 11 lnstaQing
Norandex/Reynolds Horizontal Siring ....................... ....................................... 12 Installing
Norandex/Reynolds Vertical Siding................•....•..•.._._.......................... 1 3 Installing
Norandex/Reynolds Vinyl Soffit .................. . ................ _............ _.... ......14 Instalring
Cedar Rounds,'CedarShakes and Cedar Split ......... ................. . ......................... .............16 Replacing a
Damaged Outside Corner Post............................................................................18 Repairing Budded
Siding at the Joint .......... ............... . .................. 1 8
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NORANDEVREYNOLDS VINYL SIDING
PROFILES AND ACCESSORIES
Norandex/Reynolds offers a variety of siding and soffit panels to match any architectural style or design purpose.
Utility Trim
Deluxe CrownorSoirtCoveMo(ding_
Fascia -,
Inside Comer Post
OutsidKomerPost
StarterStrip
Vertical Sting or Sol it
eF or) Channel
r' H-Trim
Window and Door Casing or Surround
HORIZONTAL SIDING VERTICAL SIDING AND SOFFIT
Horizontal siding panels are available in a variety of face Vertical siding panels are available in Board & Batten. and
widths, including Triple 3" Double 4', Double 4-1 /2% D/5 Premium, which may also be used in soffit applications.
Double 5 6-1 /2', and a full 8". Finishes include brushed, Other Norandex/Reynolds soffit styles includeT/4 Matte,
or authentic woodgrains, in traditional Clapboard, Beaded, D/5 Select Matte, and T/3 Beaded Porch Panel, all in solid
or Dutchlap styles- orventilate4styles.
ACCESSORIES
A broad range ofaccessoryitems is available to help complete any siding or soffit installation. Appropriate
use of the various types of Norandex/ReynDlds accessories is explained in this manual. Inside
conic Post Sbrter5trip Outside Comer Post UaTny Trim I aunnd Dual UuZry Trim Drip Cap W-
dee and Door Casing F Channel H-Trim Fuda Soffit Cove Mcicroe Deluxe Crv-, Molding WIDE
OUTSIDE CORNER/WINDOW AND DOOR SURROUND SYSTEM i
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VINYL SIDING PLANNING GUIDE
Vinyl siding is easy to work with. and
requires only a few basic tools.
But prior to installing
Norandex/Reynolds Ynyl Siding, you
need to determine how much product
is needed to complete the job.
Vinyl Siding is measured in squares
100 Sq. Ft.), and several accessories
are necessary for a good installation.
Solid and ventilated soffits are used to
cover under the eaves.
Follow the steps below and use the
Estimating Guide on the facing page to
record your measurements.
STEP 1
Make sketches of home showingall sides.
Measure the height (H) of each Side
atthe corner and multiplythatby the
width (W) to attain the surface area
of that side_ STEP
Z Measure
gables, dormers and any other
area notincluded by the sides_ For
each triangular shaped area measure
from base to the top (q. then
multiply by 1 /2 the base W)
length.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. STEP
4 Take
the total area from Step One and Two
and add them together -Then, subtract
total of Step Three from total. Always
add 10% forwaste and/or miscalculation
of material. STEP
5 To
determine the amount of siding squares
needed, rememberthat 100 square
feet of surface area equals one square,
so divide your footage from Step
Four by 100. a STEP
6 Measure
under eave areas. Multiply length
by width for each overhang see
steps 1 & 2); add together. S7FP
7 To
determine the number of squares of soffit
material required, divide footage requirements
from Step 6 by 100_ STEP
8 Familiarize
yourselfwith the accessory items
and how they are used. Measure the
total lineal feet required for each item.
STEP
9 Mark
all your measurements on the diagram
you first did ofyour home. Recordyourfinal
measurements. You'
re all set With your calculations and
measurements complete, you are ready
to order the materials yob need to
complete the installation. Sam
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ESTIMATING GUIDE
1. Surfaca areas of sides
sq. ft,
sq. ft.
sq. it
sq. ft-
sq. ft.
Subtotal sq. fL
2. Surface areas of dormer,.
gables, etc-
sq. ft
sq. Ft_
sq.ft
sq. ft.
Subtotal sq- ft.
3. Surface areas (Not to be covered)
Vlrndows sq. ft-
Doors sq. ft.
Chimneys sq. ft.
Other sq. ft.
Subtotal sq- ft.
Not to be covered)
4. Add Step 1 and Step 2 together
sq. ft
Subtract Step 3 from Total ofStep
and Step 2
sq. ft.
5. To determine number of squares
needed, divide footage by 100.
Examples 1,281 sq. ft. divided by
100 =12.8 or 13 squares
6.To determine number of squares
ofsoffit needed, divide by 100.
Exam pie: 267 square feet Divide by
100 = 2-67 or 3 squares (Remember
to use ventilated soffit where
ventilation is needed).
7. Measure total lineal feet o f each
siding accessory needed
Starter strip
lineal ft.
Channel
lineal fL*
Utility Trim
lineal ft."
Dual Utility Trim
lineal ft
Inside Corner Post
lineal ft.
Outside Comer"
lineal Ft
W-mdow/Door Casing"
lineal Ft
Drip Cap
lineal ft.
8. Measure the total lineal feet of
each soffit accessory needed
1/2'J Channel
lineal'ft-'
FChannel
linealft
Utility Trim
lineal fir.
Soffit Cove or
Deluxe Crown Molding
lineal ft
H-Trim <
lineal ft. `
Fascia Cover
fineal ft
Always add 10%toyour measurem-rntsof these
accessories for possWe waste if
Norando0teynotdsWide Cwmr/ Window and
DoorSurround Systun Is to be used, measure
Gn" IL required and y.ur N ran%
kxMcynolds Deakrwll help determine quantity'
of various lineal,. comer inserts
or starter needed.
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BASICRU`LES OF
APPLICATION FOR
NORANDEX/REYNOLDS
SOLID VINYL SIDING
I. Always fasten approximately in the
center ofthe nail slot
2. Vinyl Siding maybe applied
manuallywith nails, or 'power-
fastened"with staples. Power -driven
application involves additional care
to insure proper installation. See p.7
for recommended power -driven
fastening procedures.
3. Neverfasten too tightly. As
temperatures change, vinylsiding
expandsand contracts as mum as
1 %4" over a 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.
1._ Leave a minimum of 1 /4" clearance
at all openings and stops (n Comer
Posts or J 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 I Channels or corners will cause
oil -canning.
9. it is essential that the surface that
wiffreceive the vinyl siding is properly
prepared. lnnremodeling situations;
furring or removal of uneven siding
may be.necessary• In new
construction, don't use green lumber
that can warp as a substrate. Your
siding installation will only be as
straiet and as stable as the materials
to which it's applied.
NOTr RSSV=ovMAShi6TTos SW04C
ArMtossidi "IrreVAstedmatctiLYoushould
atar+ys contact the epproprisu cr-h— "add
prior to residmiororany as1mtorbued product
Vinyl is easy to score, trim and
cut using a heavy,duty utility knife.
Good quality tin snips ur,aviition-type
snips will help inthe,cutting>and,
shaping of vinyL
A 6enc h, radial arm or Hind-heid
power saw can speed arttingand
installation- Use a fine tooth blade -
12 to 16 teeth per inch; -.installed in
the reverse dimction.ihis will give you
the cleanest cut through vinyl.
SHEATHING/
BACKERBOARD
Norandex/Reynolds recommends that
you use a weather -resistant sheathing
or foam insulation that is at lease 1 /4"
thick A high -quality rigid insulation
board should provide a smooth,
consistent and stable surface foryour
siding application. it may also provide
added insulation properties.
The use of unapproved "drop -in%
backerboards is not recommended.
Some of these materials may cause
restriction which could result in
oil -canning. Use of any such
materials could invalidateyour Nora
ndex/Reyn Olds warranty. To
make sure thatthe backerboard materials
you use are approved. contact your
local Norandex/Reynolds branch - They
carry full sheet, fanfold and drop -
in backerboard materials that are
approved for use under Norandex/
Reynolds vinyl siding. TOOLS
AND EQUIPMENT HAND
TOOLS Common
hand tools needed for proper
installation include: hammer, fine-
tooth saw, measuring tape, level, square,
carpenter's pencil, and i chalkline.
7v
L
d ZIPTOOL Used
to remove orreplace a spedfic siding
panel.The curved end of the tool
slides underthe end of the panel.. and
hooks onto the back lip of the butt lock.
Pull downward,and slide along the full
length of thtcpanelto d :ens?b's the
lock, Reverse the procedure to install
anew panel into a finished course
of siding: The
tools required to install vinyl siding
are generally available through your
local tJorandex/Rcyneldc branch, SPECIALTOOLS
DESIGNED
FORVINYL SIDING
APPUCATION Where
are a few tools that have been designed
especially for the inst,iliation of
vinyl siding. These tools an lit real time-
savers in certain situation:., SO it's always
a good idea to have them in your
tool box. mgj;
g-Ilm, MSNAPLOCKPUNCH
Used
to punch lugs into the cu t edges of
siding, to help lock panels al the top or
finishing course. The punched lugs engage
and lock into the installed trim accessory.
A,
WW_. 001090
NAlLHOLE
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 expamion and contraction.
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FASTENERS
CttooswG NAILS
Always use aluminum. galvanized
steel, or other corrosion -resistant
nails to install Norandex/Rcynolds
Vinyl Siding.
Nails must be long enough to allow a
i " penetra tion into the surface, which
should be stable and secure. Nail
heads should be at feast 5/16' in
diameter, and shanks should be
T /8- in diameter.
Nail lengths should be chosen as
follows:
General Use -1-1 /2
Residing-2"
Siding with Backerboard - 2.1 /2"
Trim Nails -1 to 1.1/2"
Your local Norandex/Reynolds Branch
has a complete selection of nails for
every siding orVim application.
CHOOSING STAPLES
Staples must be cadmium -coated,
galvanized steel or aluminum, or other
corrosion -resistant material. They
should be no lessthan1' 6 gauge. semi -
flattened toan eliptial cross- section..
Staples
should be long enough to penetrate
into the surface zt least 1 with
a staple crown that is at least 7/
16"wide. GENERAL
PROCEDURES FOR
NAILING AND STAPLING
1.
Fasten only through manufactured slots,
orslotsthatyou've made with a
nail hole punch. Never "face nail" through
vinyl. Face nailing restricts expansion/
contraction, and will cause your
siding to oil -can. i
im; vA `
Fo2.
Remember. siding should hang on the
nails or staples. Never drive a nail or
staple home. Leave at least 1 /16- of
an inch clearance between the nail head
or staple crown and the vinyl. I
3.
Always try to fasten in the center ofthe
nail slots to permit expansion/
contraction. YES!
NO! C33:
D CM3:DC=CD CC= 4.
Don't drive the nails or staples uq or
down at an angle - that can cause the
panel to buckle or distort Nail straight
and level through the center of the
nail slot at least 1 " into the surfacr. When
stapling, it is essential that the staplerbe
held parallel to the siding panels
to insure sta pies are straight S.
In most stapling applications, the bottom
leg ofthe•staple should go through
the center of the nail slot. with
the top leg going over the top of
the nail hem into the w iIL 6.
Lock each course of siding into the
course below by pullingup until the
butt snaps into the top lock - but
be careful not to pull the panels too
tightly together by fa stening at an
angle that pulls the courses together.
7.
Fasteners should be spaced no more
that 16" apart on horizontal siding
panels,12' on tenter for vertical
siding, and between 6-and 12"
apart foraccesscries. 8.
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 their
tools for vinyl siding applications. Consultmanufacturer'
s specifications for
the safe and proper use of power -
driven tools. INSTALLING
NORAN
DEX/REYNO LD S SUPER
PREMIUM PANELS Norandex/
Reynolds has made nailing and
stapling even easier with a patented design
on the nail hem of Crossroads' and
5agebrush° Super Premium siding panels.
Crossroads and Sagebrush . have
a staple guide that permits the gun
head to fit into the nail hem ` channel.
Slide the gun along the channel
and shootstaples
into
the zg% - center
of the dual
parallel nailingslots.
When
nailing, the channel actsas 2 hammer
stop' When the hammer head
touches the nail hem, the nails have
been driven
to the appropriate
depth.
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NORANDEX/REYNOLDS
VINYL.
1. Nwsys wear protective safety
glasses when
cxwng or
nailing vinyl
sidin&
2. For best results, use a
circular sawwith a $ne-toothed blade
Installed BACKWARDS. This will
provide the smoothest, cleanest cuts
in your vinyl, especially in cold
weather.
3. Do NOT attempt to tut any
materials other than vinyl siding with
a backwards -installed blade. When
euttingwood, backerboard, or
anything other than vinyl, be sure to
reinstall yoursaw blade in the proper
forward direction.
4. When usingtin oraviation snips, try
not to dose the blades completely at
the end of each stroke. This will
provide a cleaner, neater cut
S. To use a utility knife, markyourlines
then scare an the face side using a
square as your guide. Use a moderate
amount cf pressure, then bend and
snap along the line. It is not necessary
to cutthrough the vinyl with the knife.
SURFACE PREPARATION
Your vinyl siding application will
only be as straight and secure as the
surface overwhich you install the vinyl.
It is absolutely essential that 4
you pay close attention to the
proper preparation of your
installation surface, especially in
reside applications.
RFSIDEAPFUCAT10N5
1. If there are any loose boards, 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 caulkrltig.
Completely recaulk around all
windows, doors and other
appropriate areas, and seal anycracks
in the existing walls, to protect
against air and water penetration.
3. Remove any wall fixtures. such as
gutters, downspouts, shutters, or right
fixtures. Tie back any shrubberyto allow
plenty of working space around the
home. 4
Check the walls for evenness The
fastest; easiestway to insure an even,
nailable surface is to apply weather -
resistant sheathing ov,:r the old
siding. (See manufacturer's instructions
for proper installa i ion of
sheathing). S.
If not using sheathing, use furring or strappingon
any uneven walls Strap at all
windows, doors and cornea. Shim out
furring at low spots to get a, surface
as flat and even as pas sible, bu t do
not furout any farther than necessary-
this could make it di tffiieult to
align sidingatwindows and doors NEW
CONSTRUCTION APPUCATIONS
1.
Make sure that framing studs are plumb
and positioned uniformly, providing
a flak even surface for sheathing.
2.
Norandex/Reynolds recommends thata
weather -protective ba,Tier,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, prior to installation
of the vinyl sidin&This'wiH provide
a more accura to structural weight
distribution to each floor, and will
reduce the possibility of compression
of the floor plate(s). Floor
plate compression can result in budded
siding at the intersection of the
Boor and the wall
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INSTALLATION
PROCEDURES
Now that you have the prop er too[s,
you've measured and ordered the
proper quantities ofvinyl siding and
accessories, and you've prepared the
wall insuring a flat, even installa bon,
you're ready to apply
Norandex/Reynolds Vinyl Siding_
In any vinyl siding application, most
accessories are installed first,
preparing the buildingto receive the
vinyl panels_
INSTALLING
NORANDWREYNOLDS
ACCESsORIEs
CHALKLINE
1. Find the lowest comer of the-
house. Drive a nail part way into the
old siding or sheathing, 1 -3/4' higher
than the lowest comer. Stretch a chalk
fine from this nail to another nail in the
opposite comer.
1-0m,am
2.. Snap a level chalk fine. then repeat
this procedure on all sides ofthe house.
INSTALLING OUTSIDE
CORNER POSTS
1: Place in position, allowing at lust
1 /4' at top for expansion. (When
Soffit is to be installed, make sure to
allowan additional 1/2'attop for
Soffit) or F Channel — See'Soffit
Installation" p.14)
Z Hold in place bynaiTingatthe top of
the uppermost nail slot Balance of
nailing should be in centers of slots,
between 6' and 12-on center,
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5_ Br sure no to nail outside corner
pusL too tightly. Use same nailing 4
procedures as siding.
SPLICING OUTSIDE CORNERS
1. Norandex/Reynolds Outside
Cot ncrs Carrie in 10* and 12' lengths
Tliv Norandex/Reynolds 3-Piece
Corner System and 1-Piece Premium
Fluted Comercome in standard 20'
IengLhs. Seepage 11 for instructions).
When the wall is Otallerthan Q
10'. and it's Q
nvccssary to use .
murO than one i
Corner, make sure
to install the Q
boi tom Corner
first, liter, install the top Carrier so that
it overlaps the top of the bottom
Corner. This will inhibit any wa ter from
running down into the bottom Corner.
2. Splice the 2 Corners by cutting 1
off of the nailing hem from the bottomi
pai 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 OUTSIDE CORNERS
M.rking a cap that covers the bottom
ofyourOutside Corners can make fora
much more attractive finished look. If
you decide to cap your Outside
Corners. you need to take the
fallowing steps prior to installingyour
outside Corners.
0
1. Use a piece of 1-1 /4' J Channel,
7- long (twice as long as the Comer
Fos L face).
2. From the center of the Channel, mark
a 90' angle, and cut away that material.
3_ Cut 7/8' of the face and bottom
away from each end, leaving the nailing
hem intact
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4. Bend the Channel at center, and
fasten to each corner oftfe house-
S. Insertyour Outside Comer into
this cap, leaving 1/4" between the
bottom of the Comerand the cap.
then install as normal.
AN ALTERNATE METHOD FOR
CAPPING THE OUTSIDE CORNMS LS:
1, Make a 4-inch
cutdownthe
centerofthe OCP,
creating 2 flaps
which should fold
over each other as
shown.
2.Drill 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 layers to
allow clearance forthe corner.
INSIDE CORNIER POSTS 1
1. Inside Comers install exactly like
Outside Corners —see steps 1-2 ab.ave.
2.To sprite two Inside Comers, cut 1'
off everything but the outer face from
the upperpart ofthe bottom Comrr.
Lap 3/4' of the upperComer over the
bottom Comer, leaVmga 1/4'g2p
between nailing hems for expansion-
3. Make certain that all Inside and
Outside Comers are plumb before
proceeding with installation_
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t-loR¢ONTAL STARTER STRIP
I. Install siding starter strip along the
bottom ofthabuilding.Use the drone line
as a guide, placing the top ofthe
starter along the line.
2. Leave a 1 /4' space between starter
strip and;comcrs.
3. Keep,atleast l /4- bet,Neen starter
strip'pieces to allow for expansion/
contraction.
4. When using sheathing,
shim whenever necessary to
accommodate for extra thickness.
Surface Preparation," you should
caulk around the entire perimeter
of all windows and doors before
installing Channels or Casings -
Second, it's a good idea to art a piece
of flashing out of coil stock and slide it
under the bottom of both side pieces
of Channel or Casing so that it will lap
over the top lock of the siding panel
below. Ice Guard is also a product that
may be used to flash around windows.
WINDow & DOORTRIM
Norandex/Reynolds permits the use
of j Channel, Drip Cap, 3/4" Window
and Door Casing, or flat and fluted
Window & Door Surrounds as
trim around windows and doors.
j Channel and Window & Door
Casing follow similar installation
procedures, which are listed
immediately below. If you've chosen to
use Flat or Fluted Surrounds. please see
the section entitled "Windowand Door
Surround Installation' forinstructions
p.l 1).
You may choose to finish yourwindow
trim with either square or mitered
comers. This is a matter of preference,
and will not affect the performance o f
the siding in any way. Foflowingare
instructions for both options.
N ote: It's importantto take special
precautions around windowS and
doors to inhibit air and water
infiltration. First, as noted above in
DRIP CAP 1NSfALLATSON
Drip Cap is used at the top of all
windows and doors, includinggarage
doors: Itsupplies a natural runoffthat
keeps water away from the home.:.
1. CutDrip Cap#o ex actwidth of the
window or doorOpening-
2.Install Drip Cap flush againstthe top
window or door casing.
3..Over 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 CORNER INvAuATION
1. Cut and install . v:
the side Channels ---.d
or Casings so they
are flush with the
top and bottom of
the window or door_
2. Cut the top
Channel or Casing
1-112-longer than
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 water
penetration.
S. Easter the top piece as normal,
laying it directly on top of the
previously installed drip cap.
MrrM CORNER MSTAUA`n0?4
1. Cutthe top j Channel or Window
and Door Casing
appro'omatciy
1-1/2"longer
than the window
ordoorwidth.
2. Miter cutthe
face of both left
and right ends at
A and remove
Face material only_
3. Cut inside bottom of both left and
right ends to same distance as miter
cut, creating tabs at either end.
4. Bend down the tabs to form
flanges thatwill slide over the side
Channels or Casings, providing
flashing that will help prohibit water
penetration.
S. Cut j Channel or Window and Door
Casings to be applied to the sides of
windows or doors approximately
3/4- longerthan window or door
height
6-Cut 3/4" away from the inside cop
of both side pieces, forming a notch 1
that will accept the flanges from top
Channel or Casing.
GABLE7RIM
Use j Channel to receive siding zit
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
Channel, and sllde the art face over
the first piece of Channel for a dean.
appearance.
YVVY I V V visu ee i ncl [IUA-C urrl c UI/U1iUa I UI P 0 11/ 1111
T pjm UNDER EAvEs ON HIP ROOF
1. Use Utility Trim (or Dual Utility Trim
when instalring Dutchfap-type panels)
under the eaves of a hip roof.
2- Install with receiving channeJ
downward. Leave 1 /4' dearance
between Trim and Comers. _
r
3. If more than one Utility Trim is
required, splice the Trim by cutting
back 1-1 /4" on one end, then slide
that end overthe otherTrim piece.
Leave at least 1 /4'space between the
naging hem of the 2 spliced pieces.
THE
NORANDEVREYNOLDS
WiDECORNER/WINDOW
AND DOOR
SURROUND SYSTEM
TheNorandexAeynolds Wide Outside
Cotner/ Windowand DoorSunvund
System is a fire piece system made up of
a specially designed surround starter,
twoGneals (flutedorplain) and one
comer insert (beaded or cove).
WbE CORNER WSTALLAniON
Fora *ride comerappliation, use one
liffttAVG M%rU1M ti1mw%t* n
with eitherplain or fluted lineals. The comerinsert
is instilled in the same manner
as the 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 slots coming down the
comer at 6" and 12- centers This allows
fore qurision/contraction to occuratthe
bottom. (Note: lineals and 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
usingthe system as a Windowand DoorSurround',
firstinstallthe surround starter
completely around the windrow 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 leftand right
vertical surround lineals (alsowfffi n2flingslots
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.
Using the square comer installation method;
2. Using the miter comer installation
method; or 3- Using Norandex/
Reynolds comer blocks. For
methods 1 or 2, please see instructions
an page 10 under Window &
DoorTrim. When using Comer
Blocks, see following instructions.
1.
Draw plumb
and c level
lines a I continuing
at
least 3" from
all sides
of the window.
Measure
the distance
between
the —1 i horizontal
mustmdonzl
level
lines illustration #
1) (A) and cut two trim. extrusions
to Dimension (A) less 11K Measure & !
IJlilw b&W thl vertical
plumb fines (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 Mounts with the
squared comers ofthe mount; to the
top comers of the window, and screw
or nail in place as you would siding.
Be sure to use the Corner Slodk Mount
marked'R' on the right side of the
window, and the Corner Block Mount
marked "L' on the left side of the
window. (Illustration #1) (C) 3.
Place the two Corner Block Mounts with
the squared corners ofthe mounts
on the bottom comers of the window.
Screwornail these into place rike you
would Siding.
Make
sure the
Comer Block
Mount
marked'R'
t is on
the right side
of thewindow, and
the
Corner Block
Mount
musmdon *2 mariked "L'
is onthe left side of the window. (illustration #
2) 4. Take
one ofthe side extrusions cut in (Illustration #
1) (A) and position it so that
the vertical leg
of the
wYw , Corner
Block Mount
fits
Ulu:tntion
h3 inside the J Channel
ofthe extrusion (illustration' i'3).
This allows the water to be diverted in
front of the siding and not behind the
siding S. The
bottom of
the
extrusion should
now
lay over
the bo#tam
Comer Block
Mount
and again
muxtation tt4 dram over
the siding (Illustration #
4). Screw or nail into puC@
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6.Take the top and bottom extrusions
Illustration *J) (B) and place the
extrusions in between the vertical
plum fines
With the r-
J Channel in • ;
the trotigh
of the
Comer
Block Mount
Illustration
S). Screw
or nail in L
place as
you would
Siding. InustmtIon #53
7. Finish the siding around the window
as if it were a standard J Channel-
8 . After siding is complete, place the
Corner Block Covers on the bosses of
the Corner Block Mounts, aligning the
notches with
t the comers of
the window.
Screw the
YComer Block
Covers into
the Comcr
Block
Mounts.
Illustration
6)
USING WID E CORNER LINEAIS
AS A STARTER STRIP
Wide Comer Uneals can make an
attractive and unique starting piece for
a siding job, or for Cedar Shakes or
Split When used in this manner, we
recommend that a standard horizontal
siding starter strip be installed first as
described on page 1 o.The Wide Comer
Uneal should then be locked into this .
starterto assure a firm, straight line.
9. when
1UU%=tlan#6 installingthe
Screw Covers there are two slots in the
Corner Block Cover. The narrow slot is
dosestto
the window,
andthewide
slot is
closest to %
the siding. mu.uat+.+ #7A
Insert the
tab end of
the Screw
Cover into
the wide
slot.Then.
securely
map the dip
side of the
Saaw"Cover
into place.
Illustrations
7A.73.
and 7C)
INSTALLING
NTSDIS IR170NALSIDINGNow
thatstarterStrips, Comers. Channels and/
orCasings are appried.you may startto
install Norandex/Reynolds vinyl Siding.
In Horizontal applications, you'
11 start at the bottom of the
house and work up. Generally, you'll
install the siding one wall ata time, completing
one wall before moving onto
the next. 1. place
the first panel into the Starier Strip and
pull up until it locks into place. Z. Fasten
the panel by nailing or stapling
at least every 16 . Remember to
fasten in tbit a stud e center of
the nail
slot, and try whenever possible. 3.
As you
proceed, check the siding coursrfor proper alignment
with adjacent walls,windows,
and eaves. 4. Don't
place siding=flush into Chghnelsor, Corner! WrQ
approximately 1/4" to
allow for e.,cpansion/centraction. S.
To start the
second course, use the end cut piece from
the last panel you used on the first
course. This will stagger the end laps
so that one is not directly above the other,
and provide a much cleaner overall appearance.
6. install following courses
in the same manner, making sure that
no end laps arc directly above each
other. 7. Check alignment of
the siding every Sth course. END LAPS
1. Remember
that vinyl
siding will expand and contract
as the temperature changes, so it'
s importantto overlap the end
joints of your siding panels by
1 " to 1-1 /4. to insure, good installation appearance.
Z. Fora cleanerlook. your
last nail or staple should be a
minimum of 10" from the ends of the
panels. , 3. Always overlap factory
end-,w ith. factory ends. Feld cuts
should only be used in Comers
and Channels, and never in overlap
situations- 4-For thebestfinished appearance,
always overlap joints away
from high - traffic areas like entrances. `
INSTAt11NC SIDING AROUND WMOWS
AND DOORS When
you've worked
your courses up to the bottom
of a window, you'll probably need to cut
a siding panel to fit under thatwindow:The
same is true atthe tops of windows
and dot3m when it's highly unblkelythatyoa'
Il be able to fit a full
panel of'sidin6. Her s what to do: 1Gustration N7C
330 468 81,16 YI 1 REI 80YE OFFICE
FyTT1NG UNDER WINDOWS
1. Make sure the panel to go under the
window extends past both sides of the
window. You don't want to have a lap
under your window.
2. Hold the panel in properposition
under the window and mark the width
of the window on the face ofthe panel,
adding 1 /4' to each side fordearance
3. Lock small scrap piece ofsiding
into the course below the window, and
mark the height of the cut on that
panel. deducting l /4' forclearance.
4. Place the soap piece overyourgood
panel and mark the height of the cut on
the panel.
5. Make the vertical cuts on the panel wi th
srups,.and score the horizontal cutwi th
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
sidutg, Norandez/Reyndds recommends
that you use Dual Utility Trim instead.
rhis circumstance usually arises when
you're insUllinga Dutchlap-type panel).
3. Use a snaplockpunch to punch the
panel every 6' along the horizontal cut
edge, l /4" below the edge. This creates
lugs whirr face outward, and will engage
and lock into the UtifityTrim.
Note: Use the same procedures to
measureand cut panels that will go at
the tops of windows and doors. In these
circumstances, the panels will install
into the) Channel or Casing previously
installed a t the top of the window or
door, so there's no need to install Utility
Trim, noris there any need to punch any
Jugs with the snaplodc punch. Make sure
you leave 1 /4' clearance at both sides
and at the bottom fior clearance.
Note: When applying Shutters to
your finished vinylsiding)ob, make
sure to drill your installation holes
in the vinyl 1 /4" wider than the
Shutter installation screws to allow
for expansion/contraction!
FINISHING THE TO P COURSE
OFSIDING
ON HIP ROOFS
1. Measure from the top of the
installed Utility Trim or Dual Utility
Trim, to the bottom ofthe lock on the
panel below.
2. Deduct 1 /4'. then cut the panel to
this measurement i
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
ofthe panel.
I
5. Lock the bottom of this panel into,
the panel below. then push the top.
into the Utility Trim or Dual Utility
Trim until the lugs engage andloeti
n+., +6o Trim.
6. Do NOT face nail this panel!
ON GABLE ROOFS
Use 2 scrap pieces of siding to mal, e a
pattern to cut the panels on a gable
roof to the proper angle.
1- Lock a scrap piece into the siding
panel below. Hold a second scrap
piece flush against the gable, and
using the bottom o Fthat piece as . r
guide, mark the cut angle onto the
locked piece.
2. Use this same procedure to make
a pattern for the opposite side of
the gable.
3. Use the patterns to make and
cut the panels that will fit into the
Channels you previously installed in
the gables, making sure to leave 1 /4'
gap between the siding and the
Channel for expansion.
INSTALLiNGTRiM AT ROOF LINE
At points where Vinyl Siding and
Accessories will meet ata roof ling,
such as areas where a gable dormer or
a second -story side wall intersect witil
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. Install
flashingbefore installing) Channel.
INSTALLING
NORANDIDUREYNOLDS
VERTICAL SIDING
The same basic rules that apply io the
tisUUationofhorizontalvinylsldng .
also applyto vertical siding. Following are
spe 19cs,6ps that need to 6 followed
forvertical siding applications
only.
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1. Snip a level chalk line around all
sides of the house,l " higher than the
lowest cornerof the house
1'
2. Inst2111/2') Channel, receiving side
up, with the top edge of the J nailing
hem aligned with the chalk line.
3. After installing all Comers. Trims
around windows and doors, 1 /2"
J Channel in gables and 1 /2"
J Channel under hip roof eaves,
you're ready to begin installing
vertical siding panels.
4. install furring strips into the full
length of the receiving channels of all
inside and Outside Comers.
S. Install Utility Trim over furring
strips into all Corners, leaving 1/4"
gap for expansion/contraction a t to p
and bottom, and between Utility Trim
and inside of Comers.
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
front of the panel.
7. Snap the panel into the Utility Trim
in the Outside Corner, leaving 1 /4" at
top and bottom of J Channels for
expansion, then fasten to the
wall through the nailing hem. Make
certain this first panel is plumb before
proceeding with additiorralpanels.
8. At last panel for each wall, remove
the lap lock and naling hem, then
punch lugs in the same manner as you
did the first panel, and snap into Utility
Trim Do NOT face nail this panel!
INSTALLING
NORANDEVREYNOLDS
VINYLSOFFIT
Norandex/Reynclds Vinyl Soffit
Systems are designed for use in either
new construction or remodeling
applications. Installation procedures
are the sameforeither2ppfi0tion,
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 for your particularjob.
OPEN EAVES INSTALLAMON
For.open overhangs, you need to
create a channel on the wall to receive
and support the vinyl Soffit You may
use either F Channel.1 /2"
j Channel, Soffit Cove Molding, or
Deluxe Crown Molding for this
I
urpose, depending on the look
you wantto achieve. For ease of i
installation, Norandex/Reynolds
recommends you use. F Channel on
open eaves. because its vertical nailing
hem makessecure installation to the
wallsimple (See -Note #2 below).
Since there is no existing overhang in
an open eave installation. itwill
be necessaryto nail your Soffit to the bottom
of the fascia board for support
1.
Use a level to mark a penal line 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 the fines,
and snap a chalk fine across entire Width
of the wall. 3.
install the.F Channel along this line, with
the top edge of the trim's nailing hem
to be even with the line. 4.
Nal orstaple every 16". Try to hita stud
whenever possible. S.
Measure the distance between the fascia
board and the rectivingtriin on the
wall 6.
Deduct i /4" For expansion/ contraction,
then cut Soffit panels to
this length. (For panels over 35' long,
allow 1 /2 ") 7.
insert one end of the cut pank•I into the
receiving trim on the wall. - 8.
Nab through the slot in the nailing 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 into the nailing
hem of the first panel. Lock the panels
together snugly the full length of the
Soffit to assure proper alignment Use
the same nailing and locking procedures
for all following panels. 11;
1 i / Note #
1= When the overhang is more then
18" wide, install a nail support` down
from the rafterto a line parallel to
the bottom of the fascia bo.ird and the
receiving trim on the wall. Soffit should
be nailed to this support board through
the nailing hems to prevent sagging. _
Note #
2: Ifyou choose 1 /2"J Channel. Soffit
Cove Molding or Deluxe Crown Molding
as the receiving trim on the walls
on open eaves, it will be necessary
to install a wood support 2x2)
to the wall,then apply the trim to
the support
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CLOSED EAVES INSTALLA710N
On overhangs with dosed eaves.
Norandex/fieynolds recommends that
you use either 1 /2'J Channel, Soffit
Cove Molding or Deluxe Gown
Molding as the receiving channel on
the wall. Since there is existing So ffht
on dosed eaves, you call nail the new
Soffit directly to the overhang.
1. Install receiving trim to the
overhang against the wail, flush with
the existing Soffit.
2. Measure the distance between the
fasda board, and thc rece iving trim on
the wall.
Allow W
o"rau for
expamion
3. Deduct 1 /4' for expansion/
contraction, then cut your Soffit
panels to this length. (For panels
over36" long, allow 1/2*)
4. Insert one end ofthe cut panel into
the receiving trim against the wall.
S. Nail the Soffit to the existing
overhangthrough the slot in the nailing
hem, drivinga nail approximately every
16. Do not nail too tightly.
6.Once the first panel is installed,
insert the tongue of the second panel
Into the nailing hem to the first panel.
Lack the panels together snugly the
full length ofthe Soffit to assure
Proper alignment and nail
to e2asting overhang: Use same
procedures for all following panels.
To TURN CoRNFRs
At corners, use H-Trim to create
a dean, mitered look MiterQltyour
Soffit panels at the properangjeand
install into H-Trim leaving 1 /4"space for
otpansion/contraction.
Note: Ventilated panels may be used
as necessary to achieve the proper
amount of attic ventilation. Consult
local building codes for ventilation
requirements.
INSTALLING VINYL FASCIA COVER
1. Install a Utility Trim aft to the length
ofthe wood fasda at the top ofthe
fascia board.
2. Using a snaplockpunch 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 puce.
3. Hook the bottom edge ofthe Vinyl
Fascia Cap underthe bottom of the
wood fascia board.
4. Do NOTface nail the Fascia Cap.
This can cause unsightly buckling and
waviness.
Note: Use a level and chalkrine to
insure that all Channels and Trims aiie
installed straight.
CA,PPWG FASCIA CO"ERS
You can make a cornerep out of Vinyl
Fascia that grill provide a neat, finished
look to yourinstalfation, Here's hrne%
1. Cut a piece ofFascia 5-1 /2' in
length.
2. Mark a vertical line down the center
ofthe back of the.Fascia.
3- Cu t a 90' section away from ti ie
centerof the bottom channel, leaving
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,,hookthe
bottom ends over the bottom of the
wood fascia board, and snap the top
into the Utility Trim at top offascia
board.
CLOSW GTHE ENDS
Cut a 1 /2" J Channel the width of
the overhang and install atthe ends.
by nailing into the overhang, and
fittingone end into the receiving trim
on the wall
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iNSTA>L.UNG
CEDAR ROUNDS
CEDARSHAKES AND
CEDAR SPLIT
STANDARD INbTiLLLAMON:
I. Atw2ys nail in center of naiftng
slots. Nat every 16'.
2. Do notnail tightly. Allow
clearance ofapproximately 1 /16', so
that the panels move unrestricted left
to right.
3. Do not face nail except as noted in
Step 6: The Peak (p.17)_
4. Leave a minimum clearance of 1/4'
between panels and ) Channel, to allow
for normal expansion/contractiom
S. White product may be painted
using a high quality, exterior acrylic
latex paint
TOOLS REQUIRED
A bench orradial 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 deaner cut.
Standard tools, including a hammer,
tin snips, square, chalk line, level, rule,
and safety glasses, w111 also be
required.
CEDARROUNDS iNEDUlAT10N
There is a special Cedar Rounds
starter strip, but Rounds may also be
started with 3/47) Channel and/or
custom brake work with aluminum
flashing. No starter is required for
CedarShakes.
STEP1:
WsuALLATIOtV FURRING- 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 a final even surface.
Furring should be run vertically,
I V on center. A=essories should be
attached over th a Fun ing when needed
S`t1tP 2:
STRAIGHT WALLAPPUCATtON -
Une the entire border area with 3/4'
J Channel. Whenever possible, Itis
bestto use Cedar Rounds StarterStrip
Illwtation 7
to begin your installation. Start at the
left of the wall by placing a Starter in to
the left j Channek and sliding down
into the bottom). (Illustration #1)
Leave approximately 1 /4' clearance
between the Rounds Starter and the
j Channel for expansion. Proceed to
the right by butting additional
Starters until the entire bottom row is
covered. Then proceed up the wall by
installing Cedar Rounds panels from
left to right
Finish off at the top using the same
face -nailing technique outlined in
Step 6: The Peak (p.17).
SiEP 3:
GABLE APPLICATIONS -Line
the entire gable perimeterwith 3/4'
j Channel_
it is generally desirable to 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
Fast, caiculate the number of rows of
Rounds itwill take to cover the gable.
When using the Cedar Rounds Starter,
use the following formula: Height of
gable in inches, minus 2-1/2' divided
by 6.2 5' - Number of Courses.
illustration #Z)
t
i
1
1
t
I
l
1
1 A-21A"46Z
jNumber of
i Courses
tltu Lndon 92
Strikes
7111, vertical plumb
line fromthe peak
This line will
allow the first
Starter Strip
panel to be
properly p.>tr: centered.
r , - -- Next
a level '^^--- line
should be marked
3-
3/4-above the
edge where
the bottom
ofthe ' Starter
Strip •, course
will r caw,.. ; b4n.
The intersection
of the
vertical plumb
line and the
horizontal — level
line is the starting
point for 7,
7
hanging
thefrst StarterStrip.
Illustration #
3) r If
the number of nLl-'
courses
calculated
in the an
ad numbe is an
odd number. the
separator space
between the
Rounds StarterStrip
should'-- cry: -d a: the intersection
point tl cTl If an
even number of cc_,rs e; calculated,
a Rounds S:ar-.e ;tip point
should be cena-tj. , III;-:•:ttation S)
Be sure to nail t-e pa. a r, cn 16'
on center. S11P
4: iNSTALLINC
ROUNDS N` ---40U7 STARTER
STRIP - I r ire -- • -.-re it is impossible
or under: n :e :; Cedar Rounds
St2rterStrip. _s:zi,: hallowing a}
ternate method or -s:s•1 r.,an. Thetop
lock of the :a, : N I-m* of siding
should betrirr- c-c-: pleasure 1 /
4' down fro+ the trimmed
siding pane. a-.r 1 /8' holes
at studs. ever% oflustration ;:;:
6) A
3' wide strip of aiL-t':%r T. :•hm Sheet' color
matched to cl--- CiL , mounds color)
may thenbe. ae:
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Trim tail goes under siding
1/2"
f Isidinaparul
lauttntion Sr6
undemeath 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.
e o NOT drive nails tightly. Leave
approximately 1/16'clearance for
expansion/ contraction).
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
final course will consist of one Round
atthe peak Heightofgable in inches
divided by 625'- Number of courses.
te,D1 earl
Illustration #7
Strikeyourvertical plumb line from the
peak Mark a level Une 9-1 /4' above
the edge where the bottom of the first
course w111 begin. Hang the first panel
at the intersection of these 2 lines —
if an even number of courses. center
the separator space between Rounds.
If an odd number, center the point of
a Round -
STEP 5:
INSTALLINC PJA4AINWC PANELS -
Cedar Rounds are designed to stack
on top of one another. (illustration
8) Working From left to right.
continue to install the remaining
panels. Stagger the panels, so that at
least two Rounds overlap when locking
the coursesvertiLally. (Illustration #9)
111ustr3don #8
I
I
111ustrn6en;*9
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 s
short panel into the starter. Hold a
piece of siding into the J Channel on
the gable slope, and run a penal line
along the edge of the siding onto the
short Round panel. Cut along the
pencil line, and use this Round as the
pattern to out succeeding panels.
illustration #10)
Nustrnion A 10
Panels should be cut with a radial saw
for cleanest appearance.
STEP 6--
THE PEAK -The last round may i-e
face -nailed using only one color.
matched trim nail, and a pre -dulled
1 /8' hole. Do NOT drive the nal
tightly. Leave approodmateiy 1/16-
clearance for normal expansion/
contraction. (illustration #11)
0ustnfwri # i t
CEDAR SHAKES AND/OR
SPUTiNIMIL AT110N
5TEP 1:
INSTALU-noN FuRRWG - Fur
uneven wafls, as noted in Cedar
Rounds instructions.
STEP 2:
INSTALLINC J CHANNEL- line the
entire borderarea with 3/4'1 Channel.
STEP 2A:
OUTSIDE CORNER INSTAIlA-PON
STEP 1:AucN wrrH 1 SCDURSE OF
SIDINC - Locate the first course of
siding. The bottom of the outside
corner should be aligned with the
bottom ofthis piece of sW!rt . Due to
varying shake lengths, the comer!. will
not align with each course.
STEP Z: INSTALL 1 sToLrrsME
CORNEItSECrION-After the
alignment in Step 1 is completed,
level the outside comer and nail the
comer post to the wall using the
center of the prepunched nail slot s.
STEP 3: WSTAW NC MORE CORNL R
SECTIONS ABOVE THEFIRST CORNER -
To install a corner on top ofanotf ter
corner section, grasp the new corner
at the bottom and pull on the)Channels
to spread them open. Then set this on
top of the already installed corner,
ovedappingthe smooth section at the
top of the installed comer post Level
the comer put and Hall intk curter
oFthe prepunched nail slots_
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STW 3:
INSrA LINGTrMFIRSTCOURSE-
rhe primary consideration when
installing Cedar Shakes or Sprit is to
stagger the panels to ensure that
vertical separations never rive up
directly with the separations in the
course above or below. (Illustration
1 Z) Always start from the left, and .
work toward tie right. On the first
panel of the first course, cut the Shake
at the pre-printed cut line marked
either"A','B',or'C. (Illustration 13)
Install this cut Shake, then proceed
down the row with full panels_ Cut the
final panel to size and install.
If you are installing in a gable. trim
each piece with a radial saw to the
proper angle. allowing 1 /4" clearance
in the j Channel for expansion.
ILyynRAT1ON p'% ,-r
Note: There are 6 each A, B and C
panels packaged in a carton of Cedar
Shakes. A4 B and C panels are
aesthetically differentfrom a depth
perspective. butthere are no
differences amongthem from an
installation standpoint You may been
the first row with any panel. regardless
of its marking, so long as you cut it at
the cut line. (Illustration #13) You may
also useA. 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;
INSTALLING RMA(NING COURSES
Startth+e second course with the
reil jndll ofthe last pand that Yns
installed on the first course, as long as
that pica is at feast one shake *'Weer
than the stating pica of the first
course. if this piece is not one shake
3, up partial receiving channel of new
post over partial channel on remaining
nag flange. Pop rivet the two receiving
channel legs together as needed.
iLLu STRATION #13
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,
beginning each row eitherwith a cut
Panel from a previous course, orwith
a full panel, depending on the visual
appearance.
STEP 5-
THE PEAK -The last Shake may
be faced -nailed using only one
Color -matched trim nail, and a
pre -drilled 1 /S" hole. Do NOT drive
the nail tightly. Leave approximately
1 /16" clearance for normal
expansion/con traction.
REPAIRINGA
DAMAGED PANEL;
To repair a
damaged
panel, insert
the hook end
of a zip tool
into the Iodic
between the
damaged panel
and the panel
above. Pull
downward.
This wall allow
access to the damaged panel's nail
flange. Remove the nails securing the
panel Replace the damaged panel and
install anew panel, th9n use the zip
tool to lock the new panel into the
panel above.
REPLAC'rNG A DAIIAAGED
OUTSIDE CORNER POST
1. CI1t oUt thG §6C portion of damaged
post by scoring along outside comer
of receiving d%annel with a uhTity knife.
2. cut off the nailing flanges
from the new corner post by scoring
and bending until the flanges snap off.
REPAiRING BUCKLED
SIDING ATTHEJOINT
Vinyl Siding sometimes becomes
unlocked between the first and
second floors of a newly built siding
installation due to settlingand
shrinkage of wet lumber. This can be
corrected by using a piece of
aluminum starter strip-
1 . Insert an inverted
scrap piece of starter
strip into the exposed
receiving lock of the
lower panel
Z. Arith the scrap
piece inserted into
the lock lay the
upper panel over the
starter strip The
starter strip should
t be visible behind the
upper panel. Mark a.
r line ofthe scrap piece
where the reptumlcg
of theupperpanel
meets the, crap
piece.
3. Trim the
starter on phis
line, saving: the
portion wi th the, __
I ck'n eel-e. o I $ V
Note: It is acceptable
to cut the starter
strip in shorter
lengths to ease
handling .ind
relockinb
4. Ingeathe trimmed cd:c into th;lock
of the lower pancl. Begin atone end
and, using zip -lock tool. pull the
return leg of the upper panel down to
engage the upper panelwith the
aluminum sta rter strip.
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Abl-
CERTIFICATE OF CONF0RMANCE
Woodsman Select
Wcodsman Sded *yt Si&g panels are manufcturW In the folW ng Veuac4ons.
MATERIAL SPECIFICATIONS PROFILES COLORS
All products meet or exceed the Standard Specification for Plgid PVC
cb'o
014, OML
Siding (ASTM Q-3679) and Its referenced documents. An independent 240 E4xsure o
laboratory through unannounced Inspectan of all manufacJrtring Whin 17fi length °
certifies the confomrance to this specillcation. ASTM 0-3679 is the 2 Squaresl'Carton
specifica6cn used by building code authonUes. Where not defined In 0. D15ML
ASTM 0-3679, products also meet Norandex Stringent Quality Control 2 e Ei csctre
Standards. 12 Length °
2 SquareslCarlon °
PHYSICAL DATA
Panel Thickness:.042 (+/401)
Panel Projection: (0/4, OML, 13/5): 5/8'
C I Unifo h to tricot Reor. rrruty spe p o me lY contra ed.
Texture: Embossed with a woodgrain pattern.
Lock: Optically measured and controlled.
Gloss: Uniform low glass maintained with an integrating 75'F
PRODUCT TEST DATA
Heat Shrinkage 3% at 160'F
Impact Resistance: Mean Failure Energy > 60 in. (b.
Cesign Windtoad: 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 90
Fuel CcnWbution 0
Self Ignition Temp: 780'F
Wh
C?iMPE
Cram
GR
Mat
SRI
Clay.
Tan
Beige
Sand
Slen
Cam
Linen
The MPH windspeed reported above is calculated using the VSI Windspeed Calculation Guidelines. It is an esumaie
of windspeed resistance given one uniform set -of assumptions. Please note Ihat vinyl siding is a dacoradVe cove09
that is not intended to provide structural reinforcement to a wall.- The wind resistance of a will system may be less
than the maximum wind speed rating for a siding product and will not be increased as a result of instalMg vinyl S409
COMPOUND TEST DATA
All Norandex Vinyl Siding is manufactured from PVC compound that meets or exceeds all speificakris of 0.30 fir
either Class 1, 2 or 3 compounds
Tensile Strength: 6,909
Modules of Hasb* (psi): 391,999
tmd Impact Strength Q 73.47 (IL x IMn of notch): 3.81
twd Impa# Strength @ 32'F (R x lblin of notch): Z11
MmUl Tclttper&m at M4 Tirf
Coefficient ofLbw EV=Ion (rt/fnt'F) 3.1WV All
Siding, soffit. and accessories manufactured by Norsndex have a.dass A itre rating based on ASTM is M msultr