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Everlast siding starter strip.
Install everlast steel starter strip aligned with the chaulk line leaving a 1 2 gap between sec ons of starter strip.
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Galvanized steel starter strip is used for holding the first course of siding at the base of a wall.
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This steel strip is compatible with both steel and vinyl siding for added flexibility.
If installing over concrete block poured concrete or brick siding must be installed over 1 x 3 furring strips.
Everlast siding is less than half the weight of fiber cement and produces no harmful dust when cut.
To accomodate lateral expansion and contrac on always.
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Lock the siding plank onto the starter strip and slide the plank into the corner j pocket.
Installing the starter strip.
Steel provides a rigid alternative to vinyl.
Everlast composite siding is a beautiful and realistic looking advanced composite siding offering a top quality longer lasting and low maintenance siding solution.
Apply 1 x 3 wood furring strips horizontally 14 on center to create a level surface.
Everlast lap siding s ezstack joinery ensures a speedy and level installation and you can install planks from left to right or vice versa.
Everlast board batten is the perfect choice both as a primary or accent siding.
Be certain the plank is fully seated onto the starter strip.
If addi onal insula on is required then apply rigid foam or fi ber sheathing.
Creating a balanced wall.
And one piece everlast board batten with an integral batten speeds installation.
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Featuring a 2 integral batten and 9 face you produce the classic american rough sawn cedar board and batten aesthetic.
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Universal design and construction can be used with both steel and vinyl siding.