Install New Siding Panels
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Modern Siding on Abandoned House. INCREDIBLE TRANSFORMATION! (EP.11)
What happens here
Begin by installing a 'starter strip' at the bottom of the wall. This is a thin strip of the same siding material, cut to about 1.5 inches, that creates the initial bevel for the first full siding panel. Use a nail gun to fasten the starter strip, ensuring it is perfectly level. Then, apply the first full fiber cement siding panel (e.g., Truwood, 12 inches wide by 16 feet long) directly above the starter strip. Continue installing subsequent panels, overlapping each preceding panel by approximately 1 inch. Use a nail gun with exterior-grade nails, fastening them every 16 inches on center into the wall studs, making sure to hide the nail heads beneath the overlap of the next panel. Maintain a 3/16 inch gap between panels and at corners for wood expansion and contraction.
Goal: Cover the house exterior with new fiber cement siding panels.
Tools and materials
- Chalk Line
- Circular Saw
- Exterior Grade Nails
- Fiber Cement Siding Panels Truwood
- Jigsaw
- Level
- Nail Gun
- Tape Measure
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