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*See working doc begun at SH 2 - [https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1JAH2MQ_DVOwRC-q5s05WIBzxJxAhNFEV4ZAhKG3gPf4/edit#slide=id.g1803d7e21c0_0_23] | |||
=Working Doc= | |||
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=LP Smartside Exterior Trim Nailing= | |||
*LP smartside - .113 hot dip galvanized nails, minimum 1.5" penetration into underlying structure. Doesn't distinguish clipped vs full head or ring vs smooth. - [https://hw.menardc.com/main/items/media/LOUIS004/Install_Instruct/LPSmartSideTrimandFasciaapplicationinstructions.pdf]. | |||
**Options - [https://www.menards.com/main/hardware/fasteners-connectors/collated-nails-screws-staples/collated-nails-cleats/c-19718.htm?rid=ufFiAd58Pn&shippingOptions_facet=Pickup+at+Store+Eligible&Spec_Finish_facet=Hot-Dipped+Galvanized&Spec_OverallLength_facet=2-3%2F8+inch&Spec_ProductType_facet=Collated+Framing+Nails&Spec_ShankType_facet=Smooth] | |||
*Could possibly use stainless 15 ga DA style which is 0.7", so would need to increase the nailing schedule by 50%. Could be a good option given the cost of nails and effectiveness of DCN650B nailer. | |||
**SS nails, a5 ga 2.5" - 4.8 cents vs HDG 0.113 at 4.3 cents each. See [https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1GqRsHKrpSahzMiWSgLGvGiv0XvfEQAaoPbE6rJ1ipnY/edit#gid=677330386] | |||
=Interior Trim and Beadboard= | |||
*2" DA style finish nail for beadboard - [https://www.menards.com/main/hardware/fasteners-connectors/collated-nails-screws-staples/collated-nails-cleats/senco-reg-15-gauge-paper-bright-smooth-shank-flat-head-da-finish-nails/da21epbn/p-1444453737901-c-19718.htm] | |||
*2" DA style finish nail for MDF primed trim. 15 ga Finish nails recommended over 16 ga or brads for more holding power - [https://www.houzz.com/discussions/5215351/finishing-nailer-or-brad-nailer-for-mdf-baseboard-and-casing-install]. Not a cosmetic issue if you will paint, but may be a cosmetic issue for stained interior trim. | |||
=Siding Nailing= | |||
*Roofing and siding nails are not the same. But does this apply to vinyl siding? [https://www.4feldco.com/articles/whats-the-difference-between-roofing-nails-vs-siding-nails/#:~:text=It%20can%20be%20hard%20to,be%20used%20on%20exterior%20siding.] | |||
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Latest revision as of 19:25, 30 November 2023
Structural Nailing, Seed Eco-Home
- See working doc begun at SH 2 - [1]
Working Doc
LP Smartside Exterior Trim Nailing
- LP smartside - .113 hot dip galvanized nails, minimum 1.5" penetration into underlying structure. Doesn't distinguish clipped vs full head or ring vs smooth. - [2].
- Options - [3]
- Could possibly use stainless 15 ga DA style which is 0.7", so would need to increase the nailing schedule by 50%. Could be a good option given the cost of nails and effectiveness of DCN650B nailer.
- SS nails, a5 ga 2.5" - 4.8 cents vs HDG 0.113 at 4.3 cents each. See [4]
Interior Trim and Beadboard
- 2" DA style finish nail for beadboard - [5]
- 2" DA style finish nail for MDF primed trim. 15 ga Finish nails recommended over 16 ga or brads for more holding power - [6]. Not a cosmetic issue if you will paint, but may be a cosmetic issue for stained interior trim.
Siding Nailing
- Roofing and siding nails are not the same. But does this apply to vinyl siding? [7]