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Craftsman CTS205 manual Blind Miter, Lineal Frieze Board

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CertainTeed Vinyl Siding Installation Guide

Blind Miter

An alternative to a standard blind miter offers support to the corner without adding material. The measurements shown for the fold are for a 5" lineal. The same method can be used with 3-1/2" lineals, but the fold would be changed from 1-1/2" to 1-3/8".

Remove this corner (dimension dependent on 1/2" minimum shown below)

3/4"

Measure and notch 1-1/2"

Measure at least 1-1/2" and notch with snips

45˚

Dotted line represents the position of a 45˚ mitered 5" lineal

Lineal Frieze Board

5" lineal

lineal starter

cornice receiver

1/4"

cornice molding

panel

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Craftsman CTS205 manual Blind Miter, Lineal Frieze Board

Contents

Installation Guide Top Ten Tips for Installing Vinyl Siding Become a CertainTeed Master Craftsman Warranties Important InformationTable of Contents STUDfinder Installation System Introduction IntroductionHome Exterior Terms Siding OverviewFeatures of Polymer Shake Siding Lock Tabs Polymer Shake and Shingle Siding StylesTraditional Vinyl Siding Terms Vinyl Siding Styles Double Dutchlap Single 12 Vertical Board and Batten Insulated Siding StylesVinyl Soffit and Ventilation Features of Vinyl SoffitNailing Flange Butt Leg / Locking LegCorner Systems Accessories and ToolsBay window cornerpost-matte Mitered cornerpostsQuarter round insert-matte Corner cap-matteDecorative Trim LinealsChannels Starter Strips Functional TrimMetal shingle starter strip Metal starter stripStarter strip for Insulated Siding New construction window and door starterSoffit cove trim Soffit Trim3/4 F-Channel Deluxe F-ChannelTools required Equipment and ToolsFasteners Cutting table Portable brake Ladders and ScaffoldsTransporting and Storing Vinyl Siding Polymer Shakes Nail slot punch CertainTeed Item # Special ToolsSnaplock punch CertainTeed Item # 57995 or Trim nail punchSiding EstimatingRectangular wall surfaces Triangular gable end surfacesDormer sides Upper wall of gambrel houseSoffit Porch CeilingMeasuring Estimating Form Preparing Wall Surfaces Preparing for Horizontal SidingSheathings New constructionContinuous foam insulation systems SIPs Fastening CertaWrap Weather Resistant BarrierWood-based sheathing Open-stud construction or non-structural sheathingSteel framing STUDfinder installation instructionsTips for applying wood furring Drop-in foam backer boardsHome improvement projects Applying rigid foam sheathing to furring Applying over stucco or masonryApplying over steel studs Nailing, Stapling and Other Fastening MethodsDrive the nails straight in. Do not angle nails Power screwdriversFastener spacing Other fastening techniquesHorizontal Lap 16-24 Siding 12 Nail Spacing and Product Expansion ContractionHang off of top nail slot see page 80 for more details Snapping a chalk line Installing AccessoriesInstalling the starter strip For cornerposts 12 long or less Outside CornerpostsFor cornerposts longer than 12 long Transitioning from masonry to stuccoOption Capping an outside cornerpost Extra Wide Corner PostsFour-Piece Corner System Inside Cornerposts Inside Federal Corners Federal CornersTrimming Bay Window Corners Install bay window cornerpostInstall J-Channel with quarter-round insert 2 Lineal system Decorative Trim Options around Windows and Doors3-1/2 Lineal system 2 Lineal system with corner blockWindow Flashing Installing CertaFlash BA around a rectangular windowTo miter cut corners Installing Window and Door TrimTo square cut corners Lineal application around windows 2 Snap-on Lineal Application around Windows and DoorsCorner blocks Lineal Starter Application for Windows and Door Surrounds Using a 1/2 J-channel as a starter for linealsLineal Application around Windows Window or door frame Finished assembly with side lineal Capping a Lineal Used as a Rake Board Lineals over Horizontal SidingCorner block with rosette Corner Blocks2 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 1 Crown Molding Treatment OptionsOption 2 Option 3Crown Molding with 3-1/2 Lineal Surround Crown Molding and Cap for 3/4 Pocket J-ChannelCrown molding with 5 header and 3-1/2 surrounds Crown Molding with Cap for 5 Header LinealCertainTeed Vinyl Siding Installation Guide Installing siding above Band Board Installing Band BoardBand Board Fitting into trim piecesCreating end caps for Band Board Overlapping two pieces of Band BoardLineal Frieze Board Blind MiterReceiver Finishing siding with Cornice MoldingFinishing the last course of siding with Cornice Molding Finishing siding in a rake application withTo splice the J-channel, follow these steps Installing J-Channel as Gable End TrimInstalling trim at roof line Using Lineals as Gable TrimTo install the lineals Installing Trimboards around windows Using Restoration Millwork in Place of Vinyl AccessoriesInstalling outside corners Installing Trimboards around exterior doors Installing Horizontal Siding Overlapping Panels Cutting PanelsCross cuts Rip cutsSTUDfinder Installation System for 12 Panels CertainTeed Vinyl Siding Installation Guide Installing the first course Fitting under windows Installing remaining coursesTransitioning from brick, stone, or stucco to vinyl siding Fitting at narrow openings between windows Install panelFitting over windows and doors Fitting under soffit Fitting at gable endsFinishing the top course CompletionAttaching objects to siding Fitting at light blocksShutter Installation Marking a base line Installing Vertical Siding Including Board & BattenTop and Bottom J-Channel CornerpostsChannel at Gable Ends If using J-ChannelExpansion and contraction Wall PanelsPlan the panel layout Installing Gable End Panels Requirements for Proper Soffit Ventilation How to determine soffit ventilationPorch Ceilings, Soffit, Fascia Nailing schedule for soffit Porch CeilingsNew construction projects Remodeling projects Soffit Installation over open eavesInstalling receiving channels Installing soffit Turning a corner Completing the installationInstallation over enclosed eaves Install soffit Install receiving channelsInstallation over existing soffit Triple 3-1/3 Solid, InvisiVent Perimeter SoffitVinyl Fascia Installations without soffitAluminum fascia For installations that include soffitCedar Impressions Shingles and Shakes Installing Specific CertainTeed ProductsDrainage Channels Panel Spacing at Different Temperatures First course D7 Straight Edge Perfection ShinglesSecond course Installing under a window or openingT5 Straight Edge Perfection Shingles Installing over a window or openingInstalling Cedar Impressions Mitered Cornerpost Through this hole to control the direction of expansion Installing Cedar Impressions Mitered Cornerposts 100 D9 Staggered Rough-Split Shakes101 102 D7 Straight Edge Rough-Split Shakes103 104 D7 Staggered Perfection Shingles105 Cornice Cap with Cedar Impressions Mitered Cornerpost Cedar Impressions outside corner installation106 General107 108 Installing Cedar Impressions Inside CornerpostCedar Impressions Inside Cornerpost 109 Cedar Impressions Bay Window Cornerposts110 IndicatorPanel Spacing at Different Temperatures marksHalf-Round Shingles 111 112 Making the starter course Half-Round Shingles in Gable Ends113 Hanging the starter course 114Installing the last round Installing first full panel115 Lapping remaining panels116 Installing Cedar Impressions on Non-vertical WallsCedar Impressions on a Steep Rake 117 118 Starting Cedar Impressions Over Horizontal Siding119 Application of Half-Round Shingle Under Soffit120 Special Effects with Cedar ImpressionsRemoving the damaged panel 121Preparing the new panel 122123 Installing the new panel124 Replacing a Damaged Cedar Impressions Panel Option125 Northwoods S7 and S9 Shakes126 127 Installing CedarBoards Insulated SidingUnder soffit 128Around windows and doors Overlapping panels 129Measuring CedarBoards Creating a field lap130 Installing TrimVertical Siding Top and bottom J-channelOptions for transitions Installing the siding panels131 Starting and finishing with partial panels 132133 134 135 Special SituationsTrimming Curved Openings 136 Frieze BoardDecorative Sunbursts 137 138 Replacing a Damaged Siding Panel RepairReplacing a Damaged Outside Cornerpost 139140 Repairing Buckled Siding at the JoistMiscellaneous Cleaning Vinyl Siding141 Stubborn stainsHistoric Restoration Siding over Asbestos142 Vinyl siding retrofit over asbestosCaulking and Sealants Lead RenovationsFor More Information 143144 Index41, 81 145146 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