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INDEX USG ASBESTOS CEMENT SIDING GENERAL APPLICATION DETAILS.......................................................................... 19 No. 400 VERTICAL--Product Data............................................................................. 20 No. 400 VERTICAL--Application Details .............................................................. 21 No. S00 AND 600-A WAVY BUTT--Product Data .......................................... 22 No. 700 THATCH BUTT--Product Data ................................................................ 22 No. 600 AND 600-A WAVY BUTT--Application Details.............................. 23 No. 700 THATCH BUTT--Application Details.................................................... 23 O H O O IJ GENERAL APPLICATION DETAILS SPECIFIC APPLICATION DETAILS PRODUCT DATA USG ASBESTOS CEMENT SIDING No. 400 Vertical No. 500 Filler Strips No. 600 Wavy Butt No. 600-A Wavy Butt No. 700 Thatch Butt 1181 11 * * * 0 hO Q i USG Asbestos Cement Siding Preparation of Walls To obtain a satisfactory, finished appearance the wall on which USG Asbestos Cement Siding Shin gles are to be applied must be conditioned to form a smooth uniform surface. All warped and irregular boards must be firmly nailed before bevel strip ping is applied. To provide maximum insulation against heat and cold and to provide a suitable even surface upon which to apply USG Asbestos Cement Siding Shingles, the wall should be covered with USG Cushion Felt Bevel stripping may be omitted if USG Cushion Felt is used. Moulding Finish frames with wood mold to cover exposed edges of the siding shingles. Lintels should be flashed with copper. See detail No. 31. Old wood siding Cushion Felt JAMB Asbestos Siding --`q hXiXLT'-f Flashing Wood Mould `Asbestos -Wood Siding Moulding HEAL FINISHING AROUND ^/INDO'VS No. 31 Outside and Inside Corners Shingles should be carefully butted against new or old comer boards, or metal comer beads may be used. Use metal flashing, see detail No. 32 & 33. Caulking All door and window frames should be adequately caulked with Asbestos Caulking Cement ap plied with a pressure gun. Cutting and Punching When USG Asbestos Cement Siding Shingles are to be cut. it is recommendod that the shingle be scored along the line to be cut. This can be ac complished by using a comer of a hatchet blade or any other sharp instrument drawing it across the line until a deep score is made, using a straight edge to guide the instrument Then by placing the shingle with the scored line over a straight edge, strike the overhanging part several sharp blows with a mallet or hand, and the shingle will easily break along the Bcored line. When the shingles are to be fitted over a circu lar or angular shape, punch a succession of holes with a pointed nail punch along the line to be cut If additional nail holes are required, they can be punched with nail punch or else drilled with a hand drilL Where a large amount of cutting and punching is required we recommend the use of an Asbestos Shingle Cutter. Handling USG Asbestos Cement Siding Shingles should be handled carefully and kept in a dry place. Shingles on the job should be stacked on edge, at least four inches from the ground, not more than four tiers high, and kept dry with suitable covering. Over Gypsum Board Sheathing When applying asbestos shingles over gypsum board sheathing. horizontal wood nailing strips must be placed over the shoathing, spacing them according to the size of the shingle and the length it is laid to the weather. See detail No. 34. s ib i) u o a iJ No. 32 No. 33 [19] No. 34 USG Asbestos Cement Siding NO. 400 VERTICAL SIDING DESCRIPTION SPECIFICATIONS USG Vertical Siding provides one o{ the most eco nomical and lasting of fireproof coverings for ex terior walls. Wide spacing of the shingle units conserves material and reduces application costs. The long, narrow design of these shingles gives the appearance of height to one-story buildings and materially increases their charm. No. 400 -- VERTICAL SIDING Wood Grain Texture. Uniform thickness Colors: Gray. Groan. Brown and While Siio: 9"* 18"x S/32" Exposure: Al butt 9"x 8". At top S"x 8" Head Lap: 2**. Sidelap: l1/]" Space Fillers Small strips that fit the space between the siding shingles and under the overlaying shingle may be used to provide additional protection from weather. They may also be applied one inch below the butt of the overlaying shingle, thus providing another design with but one type of shingle, a design that accents the staggered effect of which so many home owners approve. Looks Like Wood Number per square: 120 Number per bundle: 30 Approximate weight per square: 225 lb. Nails: 11 >/> gauge--1 lb. of V/t" per square. No. 500 --SPACE TILLERS Wood Grain Texture. Uniform Thickness Colors: Same as No. 400 The textured surface of USG Vertical Siding is a Size: 4"x6"x5/32~ perfect reproduction of wood grain, and each shin gle contains some of the characteristics of this natu ral grain--a knot in one. a swirl in another, and in all many varieties of the lines with which aged Pieces per square: 120 Pieces per bundle: 30 Approx, weight per square: 35 lbs. wood is so beautifully endowed. Nails: IlVt gauge--1 !b_ 1<4" per square. [20| ~3 o o O vfl O' USG Asbestos Cement Siding NO. 400 VERTICAL SIDING USG Vertical Asbestos Cement Shingles are selfaligning, having holes and notches spaced for proper application. Shingles may be applied from either left or right. First Course Apply W'x 1" cant strip along the bottom of the side wall to insure a straight starting course. Cut full size shingles to dimension and apply upper 10" section to provide one-eighth (Vs) inch overhang at butt to form a drip edge. Nail securely in lower nail holes. Proceed with application of cut shingles, spacing units six (6) inches apart and securely naiL see detail No. 47. Second and Succeeding Courses Apply a full size shingle to overlap the sides of each starter shingle one and one-half (IV2) inches and nail securely through both the top and under lying shingle in naif holes provided. See detail No. 48. Proceed with application of full-sized shingles in a similar manner, see detail No. 49. At the end of each course shingle must be cut to fit and new holes punched to correspond to holes punched in the shingle at factory. Note that small notches in the shingle provide for rapid and accurate align ment of nail holes. FILLER STRIPS Filler strips may be used in coniunction with Verti cal Siding Shingles to provide additional staggered effect. Fillers are used between spaces of shingles and may be applied flush with the butt of the over laying shingle or exposed one (1) inch lower than the butt of the overlaying shingle, see detail No. SO. ri'OOM 0917 No. 47 No. 48 1211 No. SO USG Asbestos Cement Siding NO. 600 AND 600-A WAVY BUTT NO. 700 THATCH BUTT USG Wavy Butt Siding provides an attractive eco nomical. and permanent solution to the problem of maintaining and restoring exterior wall appearance. The deep, wavy horizontal lines and wood grain texture of these shingles have all the appearance of wide wood siding strips so suitable to the Col onial style of architecture. Available in two sizes that can be applied with equal satisfaction on new or old homes. SPECIFICATIONS No. S00--WAVY BUTT SIDING Wood Grain Texture, uni form thickness. Colors: Gray, Green. Brown. While Size: 12"x 27"x S/32" Exposure: 10'/]"x 27" Overlap: l1/]" maximum--I1/*" minimum Number per square: SI Number per bundle: 17 Approximale weight per square: 190 lb. Face Nails: 13V* gauge. IV4" long, llal head, coated alloy Anchor Shank nails furnished. Concealed Nails: ll1/] gauge--% lb.--N/4" per square, not furnished Accessories--51 Joint strips--3"x 12" Asphalt Joint strips per square, furnished USG Thatch Butt Siding is large in size and there fore economical to apply. The staggered butts, however, give the impression of random width in dividual shingles. The wood texture of these im perishable, fireproof shingles adds new charm to sidewalls. These shingles roquire no maintenance and give lasting protection from weather, vermin, rot. and fire. SPECIFICATIONS No. 700--THATCH BUTT SIDING Wood Grain Texture, uni form thickness Colors: Gray, Green, Brown. While. Size: 12"x 27"x 5/32" Exposure: 10" Overlap 2" maximum--\lU" minimum Number per square: 54 Number per bundle: 18 Approximate weight per square: 195 lb. Face Nails: !3V> gauge. IV4" long, flat head, coated alloy Anchor Shank nails furnished. Concealed nails: ll1/] gauge--3/< lb.--1>/4" per square, not furnished Accessories: 54 pieces. 3"x 12" Asphalt Joint Strips per square, furnished No. 600-A--WAVY BUTT SIDING Wood Grain Texture, uniform thickness Colors: Gray. Green. Brown. White Size: 9Vj"x 27"x 5/32" Exposure: 8"x 27" Overlap: l*/t" maximum--l'/i" minimum Number per square: 66 Number per bundle: 22 Approximate weight per square: 195 lb. Face Nails: 131/] gauge. IV4" long, flat head, coated alloy Anchor Shank nails furnished. Concealed nails: II1/] gauge--I lb. IV4" per square not furnished Accessories--66 pieces 3"x 9*/j" Asphalt Joint Strips per square, furnished [Ml d l6 < ) UOOrf J USG Asbestos Cement Siding NO. 600 AND 600-A WAVY BUTT AND NO. 700 THATCH BUTT The following application details cover Wavy Butt and Thatch Cutt Shingles, both types of siding being applied in the same manner. First Course Apply a lW`x 1" cant strip along the bottom of the wall to insure a straight starting course. Apply a joint strip folded vertically at the comer, see detail 51. Start application with a full-size shingle, ex tending the butt tyg" below the cant strip to form a drip edge. Secure the shingle by nailing the first Old wood siding M faj-Metal Flashing . \ Corner Boards Cushion Felt \ Asphalt Felt Joint Stripy ' Wavy Butt or Thatch Buttf s Asbestos Siding Shingles' Old wood siding -Metal Flashing Cushion Felt 1- Asphalt felt Joint Strips Wavy Butt or Thatch Buttj Asbestos Siding Shingles ^^l^hOPiTiFction far dnpl I punch new nail holes in head and butt of shingle at same dimension as factory nail hole punching. Shingles can be aligned for proper exposure by in serting two nails in holes at the butt of the shingle allowing the inserted nails to rest upon the top of the underlying shingle. Upper nails are then se cured with joint strip inserted at vertical joint as before described. Joint strip to overlap underlying Cushion Felt Metal Flashing --`Joint Stnps--v Old wood siding y Nate that nails thru butt 'of shingle rests upon top \V~ edge of shm<le below, giving \\ proper alignment of courses: \ '`break joints by using half shingles at ends. Punch nail holes as required.. use asbestos sidinITshingles Wavy Qutt or Thajtch (butt X ~r X z nzr X X APPLICATION OF SUCCEEDING COURSES No. 52 APPLICATION OF FIRST COURSE No. 51 and middle galvanized nails at the head of the shingle. Before nailing at the opposite end insert a joint strip beneath the shingle so that the strip cen ters under the vertical joint of the shingle and the adjacent shingle. Securely nail the third galvan ized nail in the shingle and continue application of subsequent shingles in a similar manner to the end of the course. Butts of shingles to be secured with Special Alloy Nails driven through holes pro vided. Nail snugly but do not drive nails tight. Second and Succeeding Courses shingle one (1) inch. Continue application with lull size shingles, butted closely together. Complete succeeding courses as described, breaking vertical joints in alternating courses. Caution: Use only Special Alloy Nails, furnished with shingles for face nailing the butts of the shingles. Two methods of finishing comer joints are used in the application of USG Wavy Butt and Thatch Butt Asbestos Cement Siding. Wood comer boards may be used, or shingles may be butted together at the comers, alternating position of joints in each row to provide a woven effocL See detail No. 51. Apply a folded joint strip at the comer as in the first course providing a one (1) inch lap over first course shingle, see detail 52. Cut a full size shingle to provide for staggered joint application and A formed metal flashing strip is recommended for outside and inside comers to provide a true comer and additional weather protection. See details No. 51 and 52. 123] 6 160 HOOfJ