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Craftsman CTS205 manual Polymer Shake and Shingle Siding Styles, Lock Tabs

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CertainTeed Vinyl Siding Installation Guide

Polymer Shake and Shingle Siding Styles

Triple 5" Straight	Double 7" Straight	Double 7" Staggered
Edge Perfection Shingles	Edge Perfection Shingles	Perfection Shingles

Double 7" Straight	Double 9" Staggered	Double 6-1/4"
Edge Rough-Split Shakes	Rough-Split Shakes	Half-Round Shingles

Exclusive Positive Lock		Center Pin Hole		Reinforced Ribs on Nail Slots
• Self-supporting, friction lock		Allows for even expansion		and Lock Tabs
• No need to hold panel while nailing		and contraction of the panel.		• Provide improved lock strength
• Lead-in guide ensures engagement				and holding power
• Lead-in guide ensures engagement				and holding power
• Allows for band board shrinkage
• Allows for band board shrinkage

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Craftsman CTS205 manual Polymer Shake and Shingle Siding Styles, Lock Tabs

Contents

Installation Guide Top Ten Tips for Installing Vinyl Siding Become a CertainTeed Master Craftsman Important Information WarrantiesTable of Contents STUDfinder Installation System Introduction IntroductionSiding Overview Home Exterior TermsFeatures of Polymer Shake Siding Polymer Shake and Shingle Siding Styles Lock TabsTraditional Vinyl Siding Terms Vinyl Siding Styles Insulated Siding Styles Double Dutchlap Single 12 Vertical Board and BattenNailing Flange Features of Vinyl SoffitVinyl Soffit and Ventilation Butt Leg / Locking LegAccessories and Tools Corner SystemsQuarter round insert-matte Mitered cornerpostsBay window cornerpost-matte Corner cap-matteLineals Decorative TrimChannels Functional Trim Starter StripsStarter strip for Insulated Siding Metal starter stripMetal shingle starter strip New construction window and door starter3/4 F-Channel Soffit TrimSoffit cove trim Deluxe F-ChannelFasteners Equipment and ToolsTools required Transporting and Storing Vinyl Siding Polymer Shakes Ladders and ScaffoldsCutting table Portable brake Snaplock punch CertainTeed Item # 57995 or Special ToolsNail slot punch CertainTeed Item # Trim nail punchRectangular wall surfaces EstimatingSiding Triangular gable end surfacesSoffit Upper wall of gambrel houseDormer sides Porch CeilingMeasuring Estimating Form Sheathings Preparing for Horizontal SidingPreparing Wall Surfaces New constructionWood-based sheathing Fastening CertaWrap Weather Resistant BarrierContinuous foam insulation systems SIPs Open-stud construction or non-structural sheathingSTUDfinder installation instructions Steel framingHome improvement projects Drop-in foam backer boardsTips for applying wood furring Applying over stucco or masonry Applying rigid foam sheathing to furringNailing, Stapling and Other Fastening Methods Applying over steel studsFastener spacing Power screwdriversDrive the nails straight in. Do not angle nails Other fastening techniquesNail Spacing and Product Expansion Contraction Horizontal Lap 16-24 Siding 12Hang off of top nail slot see page 80 for more details Installing the starter strip Installing AccessoriesSnapping a chalk line For cornerposts longer than 12 long Outside CornerpostsFor cornerposts 12 long or less Transitioning from masonry to stuccoOption Four-Piece Corner System Extra Wide Corner PostsCapping an outside cornerpost Inside Cornerposts Federal Corners Inside Federal CornersInstall J-Channel with quarter-round insert Install bay window cornerpostTrimming Bay Window Corners 3-1/2 Lineal system Decorative Trim Options around Windows and Doors2 Lineal system 2 Lineal system with corner blockInstalling CertaFlash BA around a rectangular window Window FlashingTo square cut corners Installing Window and Door TrimTo miter cut corners 2 Snap-on Lineal Application around Windows and Doors Lineal application around windowsCorner blocks Using a 1/2 J-channel as a starter for lineals Lineal Starter Application for Windows and Door SurroundsLineal Application around Windows Window or door frame Finished assembly with side lineal Lineals over Horizontal Siding Capping a Lineal Used as a Rake BoardCorner Blocks Corner block with rosette2 to 1-3/4 slit in pocket area of the 3-1/2 side lineals Creating End Caps for 5 Lineals Slip Joints for Lineal Corners Option 2 Crown Molding Treatment OptionsOption 1 Option 3Crown Molding and Cap for 3/4 Pocket J-Channel Crown Molding with 3-1/2 Lineal SurroundCrown Molding with Cap for 5 Header Lineal Crown molding with 5 header and 3-1/2 surroundsCertainTeed Vinyl Siding Installation Guide Band Board Installing Band BoardInstalling siding above Band Board Fitting into trim piecesOverlapping two pieces of Band Board Creating end caps for Band BoardBlind Miter Lineal Frieze BoardFinishing the last course of siding with Cornice Molding Finishing siding with Cornice MoldingReceiver Finishing siding in a rake application withInstalling J-Channel as Gable End Trim To splice the J-channel, follow these stepsTo install the lineals Using Lineals as Gable TrimInstalling trim at roof line Installing outside corners Using Restoration Millwork in Place of Vinyl AccessoriesInstalling Trimboards around windows Installing Trimboards around exterior doors Installing Horizontal Siding Cross cuts Cutting PanelsOverlapping Panels Rip cutsSTUDfinder Installation System for 12 Panels CertainTeed Vinyl Siding Installation Guide Installing the first course Transitioning from brick, stone, or stucco to vinyl siding Installing remaining coursesFitting under windows Fitting over windows and doors Install panelFitting at narrow openings between windows Fitting at gable ends Fitting under soffitAttaching objects to siding CompletionFinishing the top course Fitting at light blocksShutter Installation Installing Vertical Siding Including Board & Batten Marking a base lineCornerposts Top and Bottom J-ChannelIf using J-Channel Channel at Gable EndsPlan the panel layout Wall PanelsExpansion and contraction Installing Gable End Panels Porch Ceilings, Soffit, Fascia How to determine soffit ventilationRequirements for Proper Soffit Ventilation New construction projects Porch CeilingsNailing schedule for soffit Remodeling projects Installing receiving channels Installation over open eavesSoffit Installing soffit Installation over enclosed eaves Completing the installationTurning a corner Installation over existing soffit Install receiving channelsInstall soffit Triple 3-1/3 Solid, InvisiVent Perimeter SoffitInstallations without soffit Vinyl FasciaFor installations that include soffit Aluminum fasciaDrainage Channels Panel Spacing at Different Temperatures Installing Specific CertainTeed ProductsCedar Impressions Shingles and Shakes D7 Straight Edge Perfection Shingles First courseInstalling under a window or opening Second courseInstalling Cedar Impressions Mitered Cornerpost Installing over a window or openingT5 Straight Edge Perfection Shingles Through this hole to control the direction of expansion Installing Cedar Impressions Mitered Cornerposts D9 Staggered Rough-Split Shakes 100101 D7 Straight Edge Rough-Split Shakes 102103 D7 Staggered Perfection Shingles 104105 106 Cedar Impressions outside corner installationCornice Cap with Cedar Impressions Mitered Cornerpost General107 Cedar Impressions Inside Cornerpost Installing Cedar Impressions Inside Cornerpost108 Cedar Impressions Bay Window Cornerposts 109Half-Round Shingles IndicatorPanel Spacing at Different Temperatures marks110 111 112 113 Half-Round Shingles in Gable EndsMaking the starter course 114 Hanging the starter course115 Installing first full panelInstalling the last round Lapping remaining panelsCedar Impressions on a Steep Rake Installing Cedar Impressions on Non-vertical Walls116 117 Starting Cedar Impressions Over Horizontal Siding 118Application of Half-Round Shingle Under Soffit 119Special Effects with Cedar Impressions 120121 Removing the damaged panel122 Preparing the new panelInstalling the new panel 123Replacing a Damaged Cedar Impressions Panel Option 124Northwoods S7 and S9 Shakes 125126 Installing CedarBoards Insulated Siding 127Around windows and doors 128Under soffit Measuring CedarBoards 129Overlapping panels Creating a field lapVertical Siding Installing Trim130 Top and bottom J-channel131 Installing the siding panelsOptions for transitions 132 Starting and finishing with partial panels133 134 Trimming Curved Openings Special Situations135 Decorative Sunbursts Frieze Board136 137 138 Replacing a Damaged Outside Cornerpost RepairReplacing a Damaged Siding Panel 139Repairing Buckled Siding at the Joist 140141 Cleaning Vinyl SidingMiscellaneous Stubborn stains142 Siding over AsbestosHistoric Restoration Vinyl siding retrofit over asbestosFor More Information Lead RenovationsCaulking and Sealants 143Index 144145 41, 81Glossary 146147 ASK about OUR Other Certainteed Products and 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