Starter Strips Vinyl Siding

Georgia pacific 2 545 in x 10 ft white smooth vinyl siding starter strip.

Starter strips vinyl siding.

Staret strip secures the first course of siding to the home. Helps keep the siding installation level. For pricing and availability. For the remaining vinyl siding panels to be installed correct and level beginning with the lowest row you must install the starter strip correctly.

For pricing and availability. An essential accessory the vinyl starter strip secures the first row of siding to the exterior of your home. Resists fungus mildew and wood boring insects. Vinyl siding starter strips.

The bottom of the starter strip the part the bottom panel hooks on to should be at least 1 in. Ensures the siding will install correct and level. This steel strip is compatible with both steel and vinyl siding for added flexibility. Cellwood 150 in.

Below the top of the foundation but the lower the vinyl siding is installed the better. Georgia pacific vinyl siding starter strip white vinyl 2 5 in x 122 in. This chalk line should be level and a consistent distance from the eaves or the top and bottom of the windows. Gets the job started right.

Steel provides a rigid alternative to vinyl. For pricing and availability. Remember to make sure the sheathing is smooth before you apply the siding so the siding can be smooth also. For pricing and availability.

This video shows how to install a starter strip for vinyl and polymer siding installation. Galvanized steel starter strip is used for holding the first course of siding at the base of a wall. Vinyl starter strip useful for locking the first course of siding in place. Perfect for cedar creek harbor ridge plus rustic and timbercrest board batten siding.

Universal design and construction can be used with both steel and. Thd sku 438401. Vinyl siding starter strips. This is where the new siding will begin.

Fastens the bottom most row of siding to the wall. Snap a level chalk line for the first starter strip at the base of the wall no less than 8 inches above ground level after determining the lowest corner of the house.