Installing Siding On Crooked Walls

In this video i am using lp smartside lap siding to side my house.

Installing siding on crooked walls.

Use the wider starter strip. If the result is a whole number you re in. Cut out a 3 4 in. To install vertical metal siding start by applying horizontal furring strips and sheathing to the surface you re working on if it s uneven.

Vinyl siding always looks terrible on houses with crooked roofs or windows. Select a premium acrylic latex caulk 3 plus per tube that says paintable on the label. The best solution is to simply fill any gaps with caulk. Notch in the back of each end and install.

Miter bottom side j to give a false mitered appearance when installed. Install the siding panel making sure the lugs from the snap lock punch lock into the utility trim. Install bottom j channel to extend past side casing the width of the j face on each end. If you have to cut the last row of siding you ll.

How to install vertical siding and how it varies from horizontal panel installation. For more information refer to page 25 of the vsi vinyl siding installation manual. Snip a hole in the spout no larger than 1 8 in. If there are any windows or doors nail j channel around the edges of those as well.

The bottom of the starter strip the part the bottom panel hooks on to should be at least 1 in. Wood cement board or even brick can be spaced out to accommodate the funny angles in old houses but vinyl will pop. I am using special siding clamps that lets me do everything solo. For the neatest job.

Force the caulk into the gap and fill it a little higher than the top of the trim. Cut a 3 4 in. Below the top of the foundation but the lower the vinyl siding is installed the better. But if the result is not a whole number you will need to cut the final piece of siding lengthwise in order to fill in.

Then install the corner posts that came with your siding and nail j channel along the top and bottom of the wall.