Installing fiber cement is no different than installing wood. So gather materials and equipment and get busy.
Materials and tools needed include dust collection circular saw, a 71/4″ carbide-tipped steel specially designed for fiber cutting adhesive cement, square speed, attached gun, air compressor, stainless steel nail and hammer as well as hearing and eye protection.
The first step to the installation of fiber adhesion is to aspire to check all surfaces, ends and edges of the wood trim if used. Backpriming is simply painting the wood before installation and two coats is usually preferred.
Next, the 30# felt paper should be cut into pieces that will be used for the glitter. These scrap paper pieces will need to be cut 2 inches wide and 2 inches longer than the fiber cement adhesive. Slide a piece of this precut felt paper up to 1/4 inch from the bottom of the fiber cement piece that was installed. There should be about an inch of sensitive paper that is installed under the fiber cement, and the rest of the exposed sensitive paper will be covered when the other side of the support is installed.
Stainless steel nails are recommended to strengthen the adhesive fibers of the cement. The reason for this is because the nails do not bend as easily or rust unbroken.
Read all device instructions. They are important for performing the installation process as recommended by the manufacturer. Reading the instructions and being familiar with the process is also important if you are hired to do the job. It never hurts to check what is going on in the house.
Fiber is the company’s biggest bonus option, especially for change. The cement fiber is tough and adherent, flexible, but somewhat brittle. It can also be fixed and drilled. Adhering to this type of installation is very similar to the installation of older wood supports, so anyone who has installed wood supports will be able to support fiber cement.
The installation process for installing fiber cement is the same as for installing wood siding. Use a paintbrush and glue to mark places on the base and bottom, making sure to mark where the paper will not be built up. After marking the locations of the characters, install the paper structures, pick a chalk line and place it from each character. Now break the chalk line that will act as a guide to the nail and the joint of the sides.
Now that the fiber cement is being installed, they are starting to stick. The first piece is placed in chalk. This piece of fiber siding is actually either over the base of the seat or over the water table trim. This first part needs to stick out of the slag because when you insert each part, it will send the rest immediately below it.
The next part of the fiber support is attached directly to the first one already installed. Make sure you put a piece of tar paper in your favorites before you install the other part. Stick the nail in place with the nail gun and stainless steel nail, sixteen inches apart. It’s good to nail it down as often as possible. Now the next fiber cement adhesion can be installed.
Continue installing the firmware as described above. However, the notch is suitable for places such as under windows. Install the fiber cement to stick up to the joist board, which is the wooden strip that is directly below the bottom.
