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Advantages and Uses USG Asbestos Cement Siding oflVrs (1) protec tion acpiinst fire frum without, (2) protection irmn tlie weather, (3) decoration, (4) pci m;m< nre, and (5) low upkeep lor frame buildings. Equally use ful for remodeling existing .structures, USG Asbes tos Cement Siding is nailed directly 1o the wood , I . u;s c.jU.iion Felt*. / . . sh.n^;- O'.i vood siding , Note tbit nail tVy butt-TyV-- ^g('_pf-ituneic rcjts-upon top u'XV , .'ledge of $Sn!e telQV, giving-: . "proper ali^r.rr.cr.t of courses \V Pi ""Special Hoy nails^ ^rc*k joints fry using Cut shingles it ends. USG ASBESTOS SIDING SHINGLES Punch r.ail holes t U'avy Butt or Thitch Butt r TT X APPLICATION--O-cr old siding, use 1 x 1 '/t-in. cant strip under edge of first course. Project shingle IL-in. below strip for water tobfe. sheathing, using I'^-in. galvanized nails in the holes provided h.r them at the lop ol each siding unit. If insulation hoard or Cyplap Sheathing is used. Nailex l-'asteners (see below) |>ermit the applica tion of USG Asbestos Lenient Siding direct to Weatbcrwond or Gyplap Sheathing without need lor the usual furring strips. Old wood siding USG Cushion Felt JAMB Asbestos Sidin Flashing New / Wood * Mould `Asbestos Wood Siding Moulding HEAD FINISHING AROUND WINDOWS GP029 2006 ` T T K ) MAI LEX FASTENERS In lilt- past ut.cii a -! i. -I > > veiiient b.'ina? Ii.iw I.. eii a|>|.1ieil t.i 'i rm ' ui'cS she.t!h*d \s lift \\ \ .ilhei w ,uf 'umiI.i i i. >n Imaid o| fieplup. it lias been necessary to apply furring strips to ritcuc I hi- aiding Mudoial. Nuilex Fasten* rs (shown at right) permit direct nailing of a^hi't'is Cement siding in either insulation hoard nr tijplap with..nt tlie me of furring strips. The 'imph*. wedge-like Nailex Fastener is applied In those nails which pioirude through the sbealhing -wimi-lv J*.iking ll m to the fnuslructn.ii .iiiI bidding the siding securely. N.ulex I'iivhihin .ire applied in ihe nails whiih do not reach the stud* l)nl protrude through the die.tilling. The)' must ho usid !cfme the mteiiur fae nf ihe wall is lallied. Nailex Kisicners fit the 14 gauge, ;iiu" diameter lmitoiihcad, inpper alloy. tinned, aimnl.ir grooved l-ji" nails. iiMiatly supplied with a^Ustos siding h.r n*.c n\rr wood siding. Nailex Fasteners aie "Ct wilh a light h.imiher lap oti the huge end, with a plu-r as sh..wu, ur by manually ulih/mi; their wedge like aen.n. The nding is fast* ned in..re 'imglv than is possible with e.nelul nailing In a wd >up|nrt. Nailex I'ii'iou r.s .tie so hvi*ed lh.it iiii) pull nil the n.iil head makes tin- fastener pinch 1 lie nad ami hold nunc smitily. The) hleialiy loek the Mad lu either Wcatherwond or ti'plup sheulhing. No [lu ring i ps are neces^arv. Keen though tlie nail insl misses a stml or joist, by bending it slightly a Nadex Fast. net may Ik* etleciivelv applied to secure that nail. Nails which are driven throng)) a joint between two slnathing hoards are. likewise, hi Id just as well as though they were nailed through tlie body nf the hoard. Should a siding unit require replacement a Her the house has been com pleted, a 2* X I** tinned, OopjKrr alloy, toggle holt is used through the original nail hole to make the njuir. 1 hi* holding action nf Nailex I aslelicrs is almost identical In that produced he a toggle holt, They are inexpensive and actually speed cmisti m 1 mn and nduce its Cost. liTST} ;*m-.>!> - - r f/ t . V; . J } . V-W 1 ;vEtV"1' ` 1A) . .. v, > a.^x&tj ' g ' ;'p4*LV.' ; ... .] USG EXPANDED METALS USES Window Hoards f irilles 1 `.Tilings Tree Guards Ghclv ing 1 .nckers Gate* I'm 1 if inns Tnlli-es I'askcts Gt liar Area Guards thus Non-Slip Catwalks T.w Cm 1I1 u l:t iicing Em niim c ADVANTAGES Econo* Mesh, Regular Expanded Metal Mnlc from a single plait* of sice) which ha* Ucn 5I1I and cxpandt il inio rignl, irm-iavr-ling open-work. Strands.and strand intersections, nr Umm|, are sc! nt a sharp angle. This gi\cs the pruiluct >l length and ligiditv hnpovsihlc with wire meshes. The expanding process is a type 01' cold drawing. Econo Mesh has the properties of Cold-drawn steel. Workability--USG Expanded Metals can he cut readily into desired shapes without danger of raided strands. Tlicy may he welded, hent and formed, drawn and flared. When c.ul in any direction USG Expanded Metals still ictain their ordinal strength. Finishes--May he: painted, lacquered, plated or coated with nickel, chiumium, copper, rubber, etc. Appearance--Well-made, regularly spaced pattern. Non raw ling. Cannot l*c pi i' d ap:\rl. Smooth (Shelf-X) or n>nvlip and rigid (Expanded Metal). Strength--Odd drawn steel. No tivrls, wehU or crimping. Heavy strands from one piece of metal make sliong hut light weight grille. METALS Slocked in open luarlh and stainless steel. 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