4 + 3\/8 = 4 3\/8 inches<\/li>\n<\/ol>\nStep 4: Hang the Board and Batten<\/h3>\n You\u2019ll want to begin from the inside corner because it is more difficult to slide the siding into the corner. Split the edge piece after it has been measured. Use the tin snips to cut the vinyl. Once you have your ripped first piece (my first piece is 4 3\/8 inches, remember?), slide it into the corner to the furring strip and hammer the first nail into the lock overlap. Then, place a nail every 12-18 inches going the length of the lock strip.<\/p>\n
Because board and batten siding will mostly expand vertically, you do not want it shifting and messing with the visual line. To prevent this, hammer the very first nail at the top of the nail slot to keep it in place. The other nails can be put anywhere within the slot to allow for movement. From here, you simply slid the next piece in place, lock it in place, and hammer it down before moving on to the next piece.<\/p>\n
If you happen to have any windows or doors on the side of the house, you’ll need to measure those and cut them accordingly. Allow for a half-inch gap between the siding and the edge of the window\/door. This will be covered by the furring strip and trim, so no need to worry about expansion.<\/p>\n
Step 5: Hang Trim<\/h3>\n Trim is the final piece that needs to be hung on your project. This will hide any gaps and make the project look professional. If you find that the trim is not even with the siding, use some of the thicker batten pieces from scraps. Once you\u2019ve cut this off the board, glue it to the back of the hanging edge of the trim. This should make it look flush with the wall when you install it. As a bonus, the shading behind it will be the same color as the vinyl so it won\u2019t stand out.<\/p>\n
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