Wolverine Installation - APM Building Materials
Fit and FinishInstallation GuideFor Siding and Vinyl CarpentrySoffit and Decorative Trim
Important InformationWarrantiesImportant Fire Safety Information:These instructions describe and illustrate the stepsinvolved in installing Wolverine siding and trim.Their purpose is to provide detailed information andhow-to tips that will simplify the installation process.Wolverine shall not accept any liability or responsibilityunder its written warranty for failure caused byapplication that does not meet the requirements forproper installation. These requirements are outlinedthroughout this book. Any deviations from theserequirements should be addressed and approvedin writing by Wolverine.Exterior vinyl building materials require littlemaintenance for many years. Nevertheless, commonsense dictates that builders and suppliers of vinylproducts store, handle and install vinyl materials in amanner that avoids damage to the product and/or thestructure. Owners and installers should take a fewsimple steps to protect vinyl building materials from fire:Wolverine is not responsible for moisture protection.Please check your warranty for details.In rare incidents, intense sunlight reflected from glasson vinyl siding may create heat buildup and cause thesiding to distort. To help minimize the effects of heatbuildup from reflected sun, the homeowner may takeone or more of the following measures: Install a screen in the window causingthe problem Install an awning over the window tobreak the line of light reflection Use shrubbery to protect the area ofsiding from reflectionsBuilding codes and regulations vary throughoutthe country. Be sure to check with your localcode official or governing body for the buildingrequirements in your area. To Home and Building Owners: Rigid vinylsiding is made from organic materials and willmelt or burn when exposed to a significantsource of flame or heat. Building owners,occupants and outside maintenance personnelshould always take normal precautions tokeep sources of fire, such as barbecues, andcombustible materials, such as dry leaves,mulch and trash, away from vinyl siding. To the Building Trades, Specifiers,Professionals and Do-It Yourself Installers:When rigid vinyl siding is exposed to significantheat or flame, the vinyl will soften, sag, melt orburn, and may thereby expose materialunderneath. Care must be exercised whenselecting underlayment materials because manyunderlayment materials are made from organicmaterials that are combustible. You shouldascertain the fire properties of underlaymentmaterials prior to installation. All buildingmaterials should be installed in accordance withlocal, state and federal building codes and fireregulations.This manual shows the basic guidelines for installation. It is based on ASTM (American Society for Testing and Materials) D4756, the standardpractice for installation of vinyl siding and soffit. Additionally, we recommend that local building codes be reviewed.1
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TABLE OF CONTENTSSECTION 1 – Introduction .5SECTION 2 – Materials and ToolsSiding Terms.Starter Strips .J-channels and F-channels .Utility Trim.Miscellaneous Accessories .Lineal Options .Cornerposts.Equipment and Tools .Transporting and Storing Vinyl Siding.679101112131415SECTION 3 – EstimatingSiding.Measuring.Estimating Form .171920Cutting Panels.Overlapping Panels.Preparing Wall Surfaces .STUDfinder Installation System.Completion .Shutter Installation .565657606364SECTION 6 – Installing Vertical SidingPreparing Wall Surfaces .Installing Cornerposts.Installing Top and Bottom J-channel .Installing J-channel at Gable Ends.Install Window and Door Trim .Installing Wall Panels .Installing Gable End Panels.65666667686970SECTION 7 – Porch Ceilings, Soffit, FasciaSECTION 4 – Preparation for Horizontal SidingPreparing Wall Surfaces .Nailing, Stapling and Other Fastening Methods .Expansion and Contraction .Installing Accessories .Outside Cornerposts.Extra Wide Cornerposts.Inside Cornerposts .Federal Corners.Inside Federal Corners.Trimming Bay Window Corners.Decorative Trim Options aroundWindows and Doors .Window Flashing .Installing Window and Door Trim.Drip Clip .Lineals and Decorative Trim.Snap-on Lineal Application aroundWindows and Doors .Lineal Starter Application for Windowsand Door Surrounds .Lineal Application around Windows .Blind Miter.Corner Blocks .5" Square Header with Endcapsover 3-1/2" Lineals Sides and Bottoms.Creating End Caps for 5" Lineals .5" Angled Header with Endcaps over3-1/2" Lineals Sides and Bottoms .Crown Molding Treatment Options .Crown Molding and Cap for 3/4" Pocket J-channel .Crown Molding with 3-1/2" Lineal Surround .Crown Molding with Cap for 5" Header Lineal.Installing J-channel as Gable End Trim.Using Lineals as Gable Trim .SECTION 5 – Installing Horizontal Siding21242626283031323334353637383839Requirements for Proper Soffit Ventilation.Porch Ceilings .Soffit.InvisiVent Soffit .Fascia .SECTION 8 – Installing SpecificWolverine ProductsRestoration Shapes Half-Rounds Installation. 80Half-Rounds in Gable Ends. 84Half-Rounds on Non-vertical Walls. 87Starting Half-Rounds over Horizontal Siding. 88Starting Half-Rounds with Lineals over Horizontal Siding . 89Application of Half-Rounds under Soffit . 90Replacing a Damaged Half-Rounds Panelwith the Repair Kit (Option 1). 91Replacing a Damaged Half-Rounds Panel (Option 2). 95Random Hand-Split Shakes Installation . 96Installing Millennium . 99Installing TrueComfort . 10241424546SECTION 9 – Special Situations4748SECTION 10 – Repair495051515254557172737778Trimming Curved Openings. 104Frieze Board . 105Decorative Sunbursts . 105Replacing a Damaged Siding Panel . 108Replacing a Damaged Outside Corner Post . 108Repairing Buckled Siding at the Joist. 109SECTION 11 – MiscellaneousCleaning Vinyl Siding .Siding over Asbestos.Historic Restoration .For More Information .1101111111123
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Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideSECTION 1IntroductionPlan your work, then work your plan.That’s the key to success with any project, and it’s doublytrue when it comes to installing vinyl siding, soffit, trimand accessories.If you use the right materials and the right tools in the rightorder, you’ll complete remodeling and new home installationsin less time, with less effort, and with far greater satisfaction.Since you’re using Wolverine products, you’ve already takenthe first step toward success. Wolverine sidings, soffit, trimand accessories provide premium quality, rugged durabilityand outstanding appearance. Quite simply, they’re made tolook great– on the day they’re installed and for years after.The second ingredient of success– using the proper tools,techniques and procedures– is covered in this book. As you’llsee by scanning the table of contents, this book guides youthrough every step of the installation process, from estimatingmaterials to attaching mailboxes and shutters. Every majorinstallation project is covered: horizontal and vertical siding,soffit and fascia, porch ceilings and decorative trim. Wherevarious approaches to a particular installation procedure arepossible, the book presents practical alternatives. To make theinstructions as detailed and complete as possible, dozens ofillustrations accompany the text.As you’re reading– and while you’re working– keep in mindthe most important rule of thumb for successful vinyl sidinginstallation: allow for movement. All vinyl siding, soffit andaccessories used in exterior applications must be able tomove freely as they expand and contract with temperaturechanges. You’ll see this point emphasized again and againthroughout this book; you’ll also learn various techniques formeasuring, fitting and nailing that will allow this unobstructedmovement. These are perhaps the most important lessons inthis booklet.NOTE: No instruction book can anticipate all thequestions that might arise during a siding or soffitinstallation. Recognizing this, we’ve focused on the toolsand techniques used to complete typical installations.Where appropriate, we’ve also included alternativeapproaches for specific installation steps. If you encountera unique installation problem not covered in this book, wesuggest you contact your building materials distributor orcall our Sales Support Group at 1-888-838-8100.5
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideSECTION 2 – Materials and ToolsSiding TermsNail FlangeCommon to most vinyl siding products (includes horizontaland vertical sidings, soffits and most accessories).LockCommon to most vinyl siding products (includes horizontaland vertical sidings, soffits and some accessories).Panel ProjectionCommon to products with multiple faces (i.e. Double 4 orTriple 3). It is the dimension required for the proper selectionof receiving channels (e.g., J-channels and corner pieces).Butt Leg / Locking LegCommon to most vinyl siding products (includes horizontaland vertical sidings and soffits and some accessories).Panel ProjectionCommon to most vinyl siding products that lock into oneanother (e.g., siding into starters or siding panels intosiding idingoutsidecornerpostinsidecornerpost6
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideStarter Strips2-1/4" Vinyl Starter StripSecures the first course of siding to the home. For use withall Wolverine sidings except Restoration Shapes Half-RoundShingles and TrueComfort.2-1/2" Metal Shingle Starter StripFor use with all Wolverine sidings except Restoration ShapesHalf-Round Shingles and TrueComfort.5" Metal Starter StripDesigned to be used on remodeling jobs to help level the firstcourse and span areas that cannot be nailed. For use with allWolverine sidings except Restoration Shapes Half-RoundShingles and TrueComfort.Restoration Shapes Starter Strip2-1/2" metal starter to be used with Restoration ShapesHalf-Round Shingles.TrueComfort Starter StripVinyl starter strip that accommodates 1-1/4" thickness ofinsulated siding.7
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideCorner Starter StripSecures 3-1/2" and 5" lineals and a corner insert to theoutside corner.New Construction Window and Door StarterButts up against protruding window and door jambs andoverhangs for installation of 3-1/2" and 5" lineals.Remodeling Window and Door StarterHolds 3-1/2" and 5" lineals in place around window and dooropenings. Used in re-siding applications where existingcasings have not been removed.8
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideJ-channels and F-channels3/8" J-channel1/2" J-channel3/4" J-channel1" J-channel1-1/4" J-channelUniversal siding and soffit receiving channel for use aroundutility openings, under eaves, etc.3/4" Flexible J-channelSpecialized 3/4" siding receiving trim; particularly usefularound curved windows and ventilation treatments.5/8", 3/4", and Deluxe F-channelReceive soffit panels. Deluxe F-channel can also be used toreceive Cornice Molding.2-1/2" Window and Door CasingA 2-1/2" wide-face J-channel that accentuates windows anddoors. Designed to accommodate new construction windowflanges and fit snugly against window and door frames. Thisaccessory is also ideal for gable trim applications.9
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideUtility TrimUndersill TrimHelps secure trimmed siding panels under windowsand eaves.Dual Undersill TrimSecures trimmed siding panels under windows and eavesregardless of the profile or where in the panel face the panelhas been trimmed.Cornice Molding ReceiverInstalled under eaves to hold the Cornice Molding in place.Does not receive soffit panels.Cornice MoldingHeld in place by the F-channel or Cornice Molding Receiver,this accessory hides the installation of the topmost sidingpanels. With the help of a nail slot punch, topmost sidingpanels can be installed with nails every time. Can also beused under windows. Great for use with Restoration Shapes.Vinyl FasciaInstalled with F-channel and Undersill Trim to provide amaintenance-free fascia board.10
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideMiscellaneous AccessoriesCrown MoldingUsed in conjunction with 5" lineals to create a custommolded window or door header. Can also be used with 3-1/2"lineals and 3/4" pocket J-channels. Crown has a 2-1/4" topexposed edge.Crown Molding CapCaps the ends of a crown molding with minimal cutting.NOTE: Shown already cut in half – one piece makes a leftand right-end cap.Soffit Cove Trim(Shown as if secured to trusses or soffit nailers.)A decorative soffit receiver featuring a 9/16" receiving pocket.(Shown as if attached to wall substrate. This profile can also be used as aninside cornerpost. Will not work for all profiles.)Aluminum Trim Coil24"-wide PVC-coated aluminum.11
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation Guide3/8" H-bar1/2" H-barJoins soffit panels. Particularly useful on porch ceilings and hiproof applications.3-1/2" Double Channel Lineal5" Double Channel LinealExposure matches 3-1/2" window and door surround lineals.Lineal Options3-1/2" LinealFor use with a New Construction Window and Door Starteraround windows and doors as a casing. The 3/4" channelreceives siding panels. Can also be used as a cornerpost.3-1/2" Snap-on LinealFor use with J-channel.5" LinealTwo lineals create a corner system when installed with aCorner Starter and corner insert. Can also be used with awindow starter strip as a window/door casing. The 3/4"channel receives siding panels.Quarter Round InsertInstalled with a Corner Starter and lineals as a decorativecorner treatment.Drip Clip Use to create a rain tab on lineals.12
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideCornerpostsOutside Cornerposts3/4" Outside Cornerpost – Woodgrain3/4" Outside Cornerpost – Matte1" Outside Cornerpost – Woodgrain(For use with Restoration Shapes Random Hand-Split Shakes)3/4" Inside Cornerpost – MatteUsed where siding meets at inside corners; providesa finished look.Fluted SuperCornerFluted corner design with foam insert.Traditional SuperCornerWide decorative traditional corner treatmentwith foam backing.Beaded SuperCorner with Optional InsertWide decorative beaded corner treatment with a foambacking and optional beaded insert.TrueComfort CornerpostCorner treatment for use with TrueComfort Insulated Siding.13
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideEquipment and ToolsSheathingsIn new construction, apply sheathing first, then nailaccessories over it.In home improvement projects, you can apply sheathing first,as described above, or you can apply accessories first, then fitsheathing and siding into accessory recesses.The application method you choose determines the width ofthe recess opening required. Use: 1/2" opening when applying accessories over sheathingand installing siding with a panel projection of 1/2" or less. 3/4" opening when applying accessories over sheathingand installing siding with a panel projection of 3/4" or less. 1-1/4" opening when applying accessories first and usingsheathing that’s less than 3/4" thick for sidings with apanel projection of 1/2" or less. For sidings with a panelprojection of 5/8" or 3/4", use a sheathing that is 1/2"thick or less.FastenersUse only corrosion-resistant nails (aluminum, stainless orgalvanized roofing.) Nails should have a minimum headdiameter of 3/8". Staples should be a minimum of 16 gauge.If screws are used, use non-corrosive, self-tapping, pan heador washer head screws or oval head with countersunk washerscrews with at least 3/8" (9.5mm) diameter head, 1/8" (3mm)diameter shaft, and at least 1-1/8" (29mm) long.To determine the length of nail required, measure the thicknessof the sheathing material. Then add at least 3/4" to allow thenail to penetrate the solid wood substrate (studs or existingwood siding). For more secure fastening, add 1" to sheathingthickness. The minimum nail size should be 1-1/2".Example: If you’re applying siding over 3/4" sheathing, usea nail at least 1-1/2" long (3/4" 3/4").To determine the quantity of nails required, complete thefollowing:Total square feet of siding required:14(if using aluminum nails)(if using galvanized roofing nails)xx.005.01Pounds of nails required:
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideFor nailing instructions, see page 24.Tools RequiredHammerSquareUtility knifeTin snipsChalk lineHacksawTape measureLevelShearsPower circular saw with sharp, fine-tooth plywood blademounted in reverse direction.Ladders and scaffoldsNOTE: If you will be using an extension ladder duringinstallation, be sure to cushion the upper side rails tohelp prevent damage to installed siding.Cutting tablePortable brakeEssential for bending aluminum trim coil to fit around fasciaboards, window sills, window and door casings, etc. Pleaserefer to the brake manufacturer’s instructions for metalbending techniques.Transporting and Storing Vinyl SidingIf you are transporting vinyl siding to a job site, make certainto keep cartons flat and supported along their entire length.At the job site, take the following precautions when storingpanels: Store on a flat surface and support the entirelength of the carton. Keep cartons dry. Store away from areas where falling objects or otherconstruction activity may cause damage. Do not store in any location where temperatures mayexceed 130 F (e.g., on black top pavement duringunusually hot weather or under dark tarps or plasticwraps without air circulation).15
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideSpecial ToolsNail Slot PunchPunches elongated holes to allow nailing the cut edgeof a panel. Also used to enlarge an existing hole to allowproper nailing.Cut off anddiscardSnap Lock PunchPunches tabs in the cut edge of a panel used as a finishingcourse at the top of a wall or underneath a window. The tabslock into undersill trim. For best results, we recommend usingan SL5 punch, which is designed specifically for vinylapplications. You may also use a redesigned and improvedversion of the SL5 punch. To be certain you’re using the rightmodel SL5, make sure it was manufactured after November1987.Zip ToolLocks and unlocks panels.cam clipwasherpop rivet16Shingle Repair KitUse one kit to repair one Half-Rounds panel.
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideSECTION 3 – EstimatingSidingUse the illustrations and formulas below and enter totals onthe estimating form in this section. These formulas apply forboth horizontal and vertical installations.NOTE: When estimating for a large project, you may wantto add a waste allowance of 10 percent to the totals forsiding, soffit and accessories.Rectangular wall surfacesMeasure height (excluding gables). Measure width(including doors and windows).heightwidthx (height)(width)(surface area)Repeat for remaining walls.heightTriangular gable end surfaceswidthMeasure height at center (add 1' to allow for waste).Measure width and divide by half.x (height)(1/2 width)(surface area)Repeat for remaining gables.17
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideDUpper wall of gambrel houseDivide the upper wall of a gambrel house as shown in theillustration. Then use the following formulas:HC1/2 (B C) x H 1/2 C x D Add these figures to get total area:BwidthRepeat for remaining gambrel surfaces.heightDormer sidesMeasure height of dormer (add 1' to allow for waste). Use thefollowing formula:x (1/2 height)(1/2 width)(surface area, 1 side)widthx 2 (surface area, 1 side)(total dormer surface area)Repeat for all dormers.SoffitMeasure width of eave to be covered. Measure length of eave.x (width)(length)(surface area)Repeat for remaining eaves.Porch CeilingMeasure length of porch area to be covered. Measure width ofporch.lengthx (length)(width)(surface area)18
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideMeasuringBefore ordering accessories, you also have to determine thewidth of the J-channel into which you will fit the vinyl siding.To do this, you must first determine which of two methods youwill use to apply sheathings or underlayments. This is coveredin more detail under “Sheathings”.Starter strip: Measure along base of building.J-channel: For siding installations, measurearound doors and windows, under eaves,at rake edges of gables where dormermeets roofline, and anywhere else requiredto provide a finished appearance.For soffit, measure along wall under eaveand along fascia board.For porch ceilings, measure along perimeterof the porch area.F-channel: For soffit, measure along wallunder eve.For porch ceilings, measure along perimeterof the porch area.3-1/2" and 5" lineals: For casing, measurealong perimeter of doors and windows.For gables, measure at rake edges of gableswhere dormer meets roof line.Undersill trim: Measure above and belowwindows and above doors and top courseof siding below soffit.Soffit H-bar: Measure diagonals at alleave corners.Outside cornerpost: Measure length ofoutside corners.Inside cornerpost: Measure length ofinside corners.NOTE: If you plan to use J-channel instead of insidecornerposts, remember to double this measurementand add the total to your entry for J-channel.Dual undersill trim: Measure along topof wall where siding will meet eaves.19
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideEstimating FormSidingWallsGable endsDormer sidesUpper gambrel wallsTotal wall surface areaLarge areas not to be covered:(garage doors/sliding glass doors)Uncovered areaSubtract B from A forTotal net surface areaSoffitPorch CeilingAccessoriesReceiving ChannelOutside CornersInside CornersOtherNails20Starter stripWindow & door lineal starterFour piece corner starterUtility trimJ-channel2-1/2" window & door casingFlexible J-channelF-channel/Deluxe F-channel3-1/2" / 5" linealsNew construction window starterDual undersill trimOutside cornerpostFluted SuperCornerTraditional SuperCornerBeaded SuperCornerRandom Hand-Split Shakes/TrueComfort cornerpostFour Piece Corner SystemInside CornerpostJ-channelSoffit cove trimH-bar: 1/2" or 3/8"Corner blocksRosettesCornice molding receiverCornice moldingWidth of accessory recess opening:(circle one)Pounds required (1-1/2" minimum)sq feetsq feetsq feetsq feetsq feet (A)sq feetx .50sq feet (B)sq feetsq feetsq feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetlineal feetpairspairslineal feetlineal feet1/2" 3/4" 1-1/4"
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideSECTION 4 – Preparation for Horizontal SidingPreparing Wall SurfacesNew ConstructionMake sure all studs are straight and true. Correct any bowedstuds.NOTE: Vinyl siding must be applied over a rigid sheathingthat provides a smooth, flat surface or an underlayment(such as wood, wood composition, rigid foam or fibersheathing) that is no more than 1" thick. Vinyl sidingcannot be applied directly to studs.Make sure sheathing is fastened securely to studs.If you’re planning to use a conventional house wrap or buildingfelt, apply according to the manufacturer’s recommendations.In all cases, however, install the products so they are securedfirmly to the substrate so that they provide a smooth, evensurface for the final siding installation.Before applying siding, make certain substrate is watertight.In order to be properly protected from precipitation, thesubstrate may need to be properly flashed around areassuch as windows, doors, other openings and corners so asto shed water to the exterior. The siding alone is not meantto be a watertight barrier.Drop-In Foam Backer BoardsSome drop-in foam backers can restrict the movement of vinylsiding. Therefore, Wolverine vinyl siding may not be appliedover any drop-in foam backer other than a contoured drop-infoam backer designed specifically for each profile.IMPORTANT: Wolverine will not accept any responsibility orliability in the event the drop-in foam backer restricts themovement of the vinyl. The use, fit, and performance of thesiding backer board is the responsibility of the installer and thebacker board manufacturer.NOTE: Contoured drop-in foam backer boards are not asubstitute for rigid foam sheathing.Home Improvement ProjectsYou can prepare your current siding surface to receive vinylsiding in one of three ways:Strip off old siding and level the wall. If felt paper covers thewall, you have two alternatives: either strip it off completely orstaple or nail it to create a smooth surface. If there is no solidsheathing under the old siding, you must apply it as describedin the instructions for New Construction, above.21
Wolverine Fit and Finish Installation GuideApply rigid sheathing to existing siding to provide asmooth surface. Nail securely to old siding. Nail evenlyto bridge low spots.NOTE: Failure to establish a smooth, solid surfaceconstitutes misapplication under the terms of thewarranty.Apply vertical furring to old siding to straighten noticeablesurface unevenness
Common to most vinyl siding products (includes horizontal and vertical sidings and soffits and some accessories). Panel Projection Common to most vinyl siding products that lock into one another (e.g., siding into starters or siding panels into siding panels). rake vertical siding gable dormer soffit fas
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