Weather-resistant wood material High breaking strength and resistance Superb UV resistance Antistatic quality Free of asbestos Resistant to insect and

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1 WERZALIT CLADDING PROFILES FOR A STRUCTURE WITH CHARACTER

2 Weather-resistant wood material High breaking strength and resistance Superb UV resistance Antistatic quality Free of asbestos Resistant to insect and termite activity 30 years of experience

3 Naturally resistant: Werzalit s wood material The cladding is the face of your structure. And so that it doesn t suffer the ravages of wind, weather and extreme temperatures, it needs special protection. This in turn makes huge demands on construction materials: they need to be weather-resistant, light-fast and impact-resistant. WERZALIT combines all these qualities in one material. Our patented manufacturing process makes this possible - a process that combines the natural qualities of native deciduous and coniferous trees obtained from sustainable forestry sources with the resistance of top quality resins. The result is a high-density wood material evenly structured throughout, which is exceptionally resistant to extreme weather conditions and mechanical stress. To ensure that WERZALIT products maintain their properties, they undergo endurance testing - under the toughest conditions. In the case of out cladding profiles, this means testing in the laboratory and at out in-house outdoor weathering facilities for the effects of extreme sunlight and extreme tropical humidity. It s your guarantee that WERZALIT cladding honors it promises for a very long time.

4 Stunningly economical: WERZALIT construction system Horizontal, vertical, diagonal construction or traditional weatherboarding. Available in custom colors, Werzalit s cladding profiles opens up a world of versatile design options. Used as partial, full or weatherboard cladding, they make an impact when used for new structures or when modernizing and renovating property. Creative cladding design with Werzalit pays for itself from the first day. The cost-effective construction system fits and secures very easily to the sub-frame. Its homogenous surface has no honeycombing, voids or resin pockets, keeping waste to a minimum. The high degree of prefabrication also saves on time and cost during installation. Its acrylic surfaces are already lacquered to environmentally-friendly standards in the factory, so that further processing is unnecessary. Werzalit cladding profiles are also unbeatable in the long-term: a highly compressed and homogeneous material core as well as a robust surface coating on the basis of a high-quality acrylic system with lightfast color pigments guarantee a maximum weather-resistance and reduce the need for typical protection and maintenance work to a minimum.

5 Minimal waste Profile width - covering size Dimensionally stable - non-warping Easy to install and secure Ready to fit Whatever the weather. Werzalit s weatherboards offers outstanding protection from the weather and will provide sustained improvement in your home s energy balance. This rear-ventilated, non load bearing curtain wall cladding system represents the perfect heat insulation feature. Whether used for your new-build home or when renovating, the wealth of colors, surfaces and decors gives you maximum design freedom. It s the perfect way to increase the value of you home. Painted surfaces Increase the value of your home. Werzalit s cladding also offers exceptional long-term quality.

6 6 Inch Heritage Horizontal, vertical and diagonal fittings are also suitable for use as soffitsoffits Large fixing clearances up to inches max. Ready-to-fit tongue-and-groove joints 6 Inch Americana Horizontal, vertical and diagonal installation

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8 The traditional style for weatherboarding: The siding cladding profile Werzalit s Siding cladding profile is impressive right across the board. Its flat structured acrylic surface available in custom colors puts the accent on creativity. Siding is supplied in a cover width of 6 inches and is designed exclusively for horizontal installation to provide the traditional weatherboarding effect. Ensures your cladding design is low on waste Technical Specifications Cladding Profile 6 Inch Americana & 6 Inch Heritage Coverage Width 6 Inches Coverage Length 12 ft Thickness approx..787 (fitted),.393 (groove).708 (tongue)

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10 Siding Profiles General Information & Technical Data Siding Profiles Unit Test Specification 1. Density kg/m 3 EN Flexural Strength N/mm 2 EN 310/ EN Elesticity Modulus 4,000 6,000 N/mm 2 EN 310/ EN Tensile strength vertical to the surface 3 Feb N/mm 2 EN 319 (transverse tensile strength) 5. Tensile strength 6. Screw withdrawal strength N/mm 2 WERZALIT TEST STANDARD 7. Swelling after storage in water at 68 0 after 2 hours % DIN 317 after 24 hours % DIN 317 at after 5 hours 8. Moisture content 10 May % EN Tempurature resistance under permanent load 58 to Fahrenheit WERZALIT temporary load Fahrenheit TEST STANDARD 10. Fire behaviour Standard version B2 resp D s2, d2 DIN resp. Special version B1 resp. B s3,d0 2 DIN EN Length change due to moisture 1 3 mm/m WERZALIT heat exposure TEST STANDARD 12. Thermal conductivity 0.2 W/m K DIN Water vapor permeability 5 15 m DIN Cross cut test N/A 15. Scratch resistance N EN Brinell hardness N/A 17. Abrasion behaviour N/A 18. Light fastness Level 8 DIN Chemical resistance limited resistance EN Cigarette burn resistance not resistant to burns EN Color deviation E < 1 DIN Impact load impact resistant WERZALIT TEST STANDARD This technical data sheet provides information and advice without obligation. We request that all information regarding working with our products be adapted to the local conditions and materials used.

11 Installation Manual Cladding/Siding/Trim Systems Werzalit of America, Inc. 40 Holley Avenue, Box 373 Bradford PA Phone (814) Toll Free (800) Fax (814)

12 Table of Contents Table of Contents General Description Standard Profiles Panel Dimensions Cladding Application - General Typical Horizontal Cladding Installation Typical Vertical Cladding Installation Typical Installations over Masonry Trim Accessories - Horizontal Application Trim Accessories - Vertical Application Limited Warranty - siding Estimating Worksheets Werzalit Trim Boards Description Werzalit Trim Boards Properties Werzalit Trim Boards Available Sizes Werzalit Trim Boards Checklist Typical Werzalit Wood Corner details Typical Werzalit Wood Window/Door Head and Jamb details Werzalit Wood Trim - specifications Installation using ¼ Thermal-Break Spacer Installer Tips and Techniques Notes Details available on diskette for AutoCAD Release 14 2

13 General Description Engineered for Protection and Beauty For the first time, materials designed to protect high rise buildings from the extremes of wind and driving rain are incorporated in a traditionally-styled residential cladding system Styled to match traditional wood lap siding, these panels interlock in a precision tongue-and-groove design, complete with a closed cell foam gasket system to turn away wind, air and water infiltration to a degree not matched by natural wood or any commodity siding product. Unique Gasket System Offers Unsurpassed Weather Resistance And Reduced Air Infiltration Overlapping panels fit together with a tongue-and-groove design. A factoryinstalled compressible gasket keeps even the nastiest weather outside where it belongs Manufactured With Protection To The Core More resistant than natural wood or hardwood, stronger than cement board... will not warp, buckle or check, blister, flake or peel. Superior damage protection from hail, ice and wear. Perfect Joints Built Right In Every panel comes with a built-in lap joint to ensure a finished look that reduces unsightly gaps and weather infiltration. Trim Completes The Package Our cladding system can be combined with wood or aluminum conventional trims or with Werzalit factory pre-finished trim systems to make a complete exterior package. The WAGS trim systems use compressible foam gasket to reduce air infiltration at window, door and other openings. 3

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15 Panel Dimensions Werzalit panels are engineered to accommodate expansion and contraction due to seasonal effects of temperature and humidity on its wood core. Panel ends are routed to form a shiplap end joint. It is not necessary for panel joints to end over a stud. NOTE: 1. The recommended gap between shiplap panel ends is 1/8 for temperate, cold or arid climates and 3/16 for tropical climates. 2. Panels installed in runs up to 36 feet long may be butted if normal expansion is provided at the end of the runs. 3. Joints up to 3/8 provide no technical problem, but may be unsightly. 4. To give the best appearance, gap spacing should be uniform throughout the job. 5. Work should be planned to avoid an excessive number of joints in conspicuous locations or an unsightly pattern of joints. 5

16 Cladding Application - General CLADDING INSTALLATION All Werzalit cladding and accessory installation shall be in accordance with approved practice and local building codes. STORAGE Cladding must be stored in a clean, dry area out of the weather and away from any damaging activity. All cladding bundles should be stored above ground on level blocking allowing ample space for air circulation. Covering should be used to protect panels from the elements during exterior storage. Wet boards should be removed from bundles to allow them to acclimatize prior to installation (stand boards on edge for several days, allowing air circulation on all sides). WALL SURFACE EXTENSION Existing wall surfaces must provide a flat plane for proper installation of Werzalit cladding. Irregular and unlevel wall surfaces should be brought to the attention of the project supervisor. CUTTING All Werzalit architectural products are easily installed with ordinary carpentry tools. When power sawing, a sharp carbide tipped saw blade should be used. Exposed edges of all cross cuts and cut-outs should be touched up with a top quality exterior color matched coating. NOTE: Always cut into the finished surface! SUPPORT FRAMING Werzalit cladding and accessories require a supporting framework with a maximum spacing of 2-0 O. C. All sub-frame construction or support framing shall be no less then 5/8 thick, securely anchored and properly aligned to provide a flat plane for the cladding attachment. WALL PROTECTION An exterior moisture retarder shall be applied over the construction wall surface. Wall openings for windows, doors, louvers, etc. should be flashed according to the manufacturers instructions and good building practice to prevent moisture penetration between the fixture and the rough wall opening. LOW COMPRESSIVE STRENGTH SHEATHING MATERIALS Werzalit can be installed over low compressive sheathing such as plastic foam or foil faced materials, providing that the following conditions are met: 1. Cladding must be fastened through the sheathing, securely into the framing material. 2. The starter rail must be attached directly to the framing member, not foam sheathing. 3. Care must be taken not to overdrive cladding fasteners, or sheathing may be damaged by compression and wall surface may be uneven. EXTRUSION ACCESSORIES Install all extrusions as called by the architect. All extrusions shall be positioned plumb and level assuring proper alignment of cladding panels with all outline edges. PANEL PLACEMENT Place panels firmly together with tongue and groove mating fully. Panels can be seated fully by tapping into position with the end of a hammer handle. Before securing into position, make sure allowance has been made for expansion and contraction. Panel ends can be placed at random or placed in a preplanned pattern. EXPANSION AND CONTRACTION OF PANELS Werzalit has provided an engineered expansion and contraction system for its architectural panels. This allows the panel to work with climatic changes and allows the panel to be straight and smooth. For further details see page 8. FASTENING 1. When fixing Werzalit panels directly to wood framing, use stainless steel fasteners, with a minimum ¾ penetration into framing or solid sheathing. For application over sheathing or insulation board, fastener size and length shall be adequate to support panels and provide sufficient penetration (min. ¾ ) into the framing material. 2. Whether by hand or power driven, a snug contact with the panel will secure installation. In all cases, avoid overdriving fasteners whereas this will hinder lateral movement of Werzalit panels. Fasteners shall be inserted at right angles to the panel to assure that fastener head is flush to the surface allowing next panel to be seated properly on tongue. NOTE: When power nailing use a finishing nail gun with air pressure not to exceed 85 psi Fasteners recommended by Werzalit of America, Inc. are a #7 stainless steel finish screw similar to those manufactured by Swan Secure, Inc.. Stainless steel nail fastener, ring-shank 8d, length to be determined by the installing contractor. TOUCH UP PAINT 1. Color matched touch-up paint is provided by manufacturer. All field cut ends and cut outs must be painted by the installing contractor. 2. When Werzalit of America, Inc. siding is installed against wood or synthetic trim it is recommended the exposed end of the siding board be field painted by the installing contractor before installation. 3. Weather caulking should be used to cover the expansion gap between the siding and the trim material. Color matched touch-up paint should be used to hide the caulking material. Werzalit of America, Inc. is a manufacturer of building materials and does not practice architecture or engineering. The installation procedures in this bulletin are based on principles and materials that have provided satisfactory performance with our product under normal conditions. Werzalit of America, Inc. will not be responsible for the consequences of any deviations from these recommendations, unless made with its prior written approval. Werzalit of America, Inc. reserves the right to void the warranty on its product if it s installation recommendations are not followed. 6

17 Typical Horizontal Installation This diagram shows a typical installation of horizontal cladding, numbered in the normal sequence of operations. Note that corner posts, either aluminum or wood, are required for proper installation. The first panel is mounted on a starter rail. It is not necessary for panel ends to coincide with stud spacing, as the tongue & groove design with shiplap ends provides a self-supporting finished joint. This reduces waste and labor cost, providing fast and easy installation. 1. Install Aluminum Trim (Inside & Outside corners, window, door trim, etc. ) 2. Vapor Retarder NOTE: Windows and doors should be installed according to the manufacturer s recommendations and good building practices to prevent water intrusion between the rough opening and the window or door unit. Details may vary with climate and manufacturer s design. Werzalit of America, Inc. does not provide flashings, drip caps or other material for this purpose. 3. Mount Starter Rail SR-4 4. Install tongue and groove cladding with stainless steel square drive screws or power driven stainless steel ring shank nails (available from Werzalit of America, Inc.) SEQUENTIAL ORDER OF INSTALLATION

18 Typical Vertical Installation Pictured below is a typical Werzalit Vertical installation shown with Heritage Cladding. The first panel is mounted on an aluminum starter rail. For proper installations of Werzalit panels, wood or aluminum corner posts are required. Work from right to left. Note: Where vertical butt joints are involved, install vertical siding from right to left. At Starter Rail SR-3 remove butt joint finger and apply touch up before mounting to wall at SR-3. NOTE: Windows and doors should be installed according to the manufacturer s recommendations and good building practices to prevent water intrusion between the rough opening and the window or door unit. Details may vary with climate and manufacturer s design. Werzalit of America, Inc. does not provide flashings, drip caps or other material for this purpose. SEQUENTIAL ORDER OF INSTALLATION 8

19 Typical Installation Over Masonry When applying Werzalit cladding over masonry, a pressure-treated wood substructure is recommended. After vapor barrier has been installed over masonry, attach pressure-treated firring 16 or 24 on center, as shown, with approved masonry anchors. Werzalit cladding can then be installed to firring with #7 X 1 stainless steel screws. 9

20 TRIM ACCESSORIES HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION 10

21 TRIM ACCESSORIES HORIZONTAL INSTALLATION 11

22 TRIM ACCESSORIES VERTICAL INSTALLATION 12

23 TRIM ACCESSORIES VERTICAL INSTALLATION 13

24 Limited Warranty 1. Products covered by this Limited Warranty. Exterior wall cladding panels, Americana, Heritage and Colonial profiles produced by Werzalit of America, Inc. a.) For failure during the first ten years of service, a sum equal to the owner s actual cost of remediation, but not to exceed 150% of Werzalit of America s original sales price for the siding. 2. Core Properties covered by this Limited Warranty. Werzalit of America, Inc. warrants, subject to all other conditions and limitations in this document, that the core of its exterior wall panels will not rot or decay for a period of twenty years from the date of original installation. Werzalit of America, Inc. also warrants that its exterior panels meet or exceed, at the time of delivery, standards of ANSI and UBC Surface Properties covered by this Limited Warranty. Werzalit of America, Inc. warrants, subject to all other conditions and limitations in this document that the factory-applied surface on its exterior panels will not: a.) b.) c.) within fifteen years of service, change color more than 10 NBS units (ASTM D 2244) within fifteen years of service, chalk in excess of ASTM D , rating 4. within fifteen years of service, sustain visible damage from blistering, cracking or peeling. The term visible damage shall be defined as damage plainly visible, when viewed from the vantage point of a passer-by or occupant of the building. It shall not be construed to mean minute, microscopic or isolated blemishes. 4. What YOU MUST DO to qualify for coverage. a.) b.) c.) The product must be installed according to Werzalit of America s published instructions in effect at the time, on a vertical wall of sound design and condition, in accordance with good construction practice. The product, before installation, must be properly stored so as to be in prime condition when it is installed, and must be installed within one year of the original purchase. The owner must give written notice to Werzalit of America within ninety days after any non-conformance becomes evident, and Werzalit of America must be given a reasonable opportunity to inspect, and to make recommendations before its product is altered, replaced or repaired. 5. Remedies and Limits of Coverage for the Panel Core. If Werzalit of America, after a good faith inspection, determines that the panel core has failed under the terms of this Limited Warranty, Werzalit of America, at its option, will repair, replace or pay the original owner a cash payment for the affected area, limited as follows: b.) For failure after the first ten, but less than twenty years, a pro-rated percentage of the amount in Section 5.a. of this Limited Warranty based on a percentage of warranted service before failure, but not to exceed the owner s actual cost of remediation. 6. Remedies and Limits of Coverage for Panel Surface. If Werzalit of America,, after a good faith inspection, determines that the surface has failed under the terms of this Limited Warranty, Werzalit of America, at its option, will repaint, repair, or pay the original owner a cash payment for the affected area, limited as follows: a.) For failure during the first eight years of service, a sum equal to 100% of the reasonable cost of materials and labor to repaint the affected area. b.) For failure after the first eight, but less than fifteen years, a pro-rated percentage of the amount in Section 6.a. of this Limited Warranty based on a percentage of warranted service before failure, but not to exceed the owner s actual cost of remediation. 7. Conditions NOT COVERED by Werzalit of America, Inc. Werzalit of America will not be responsible for damage caused by the following: a.) failure or deficiency of the wall or substrate to which Werzalit panels are applied. b.) misuse, abuse, vandalism, fire or other accident of casualty. c.) inadequate installation or building design. d.) damage to other materials caused by moisture in the wall cavity. e.) Contact with strong acids, caustic materials or other harmful chemicals. f.) Acts or omissions of any other party. 8. Disclaimers THIS LIMITED WARRANTY STATES THE ENTIRE LIABILITY OF WERZALIT OF AMERICA WITH RESPECT TO THE PRODUCTS NAMED ABOVE. THIS EXPRESS LIMITED WARRANTY IS IN LIEU OF ALL OTHER WARRANTIES, EXPRESS OR IMPLIED, INCLUDING ALL IMPLIED WARRANTIES OF MERCHANTABILITY AND FITNESS FOR A PARTICULAR PURPOSE, AND SHALL CONSTITUTE THE SOLE AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL WERZALIT OF AMERICA BE LIABLE FOR THE INCIDENTLE OR CONSEQUENTIAL DAMAGES OF ANY NATURE WHATSOEVER ARISING FROM ANY CAUSE OR EVENT, INCLUDING BUT NOT LIMITED TO THOSE ARISING OUT OF NEGLIGENCE TORT, BREACH OR WARRANTY, CONTRACT, STRICT LIABILITY, OR ANY OTHER BASIS AND SUCH DAMAGES ARE SPECIFICALLY EXCLUDED HEREIN. THIS LIMITED WARRANTY AND EXCLUSIVE REMEDY AND ALL OTHER ASPECTS OF THIS TRANSACTION SHALL BE BROUGHT ONLY IN THE COURTS 14

25 The following guidelines are based on general applications and could vary depending on actual construction procedures and illustrate the use of basic materials for a Werzalit system. However the drawings and specifications shall prevail for material use. NOTE: All applicable code requirements and/or other regulations addressing fastener selection shall not be the responsibility of Werzalit of America, Inc. I CLADDING Cladding Type: Americana 4 Americana 6 Americana 8 Colonial 8 Heritage 6 Application Type: Horizontal Vertical Diagonal a. Calculate surface area of building to be covered with Werzalit cladding. SF III EXTRUSION ACCESSORIES c. Lineal feet of starter rail required LF PCS $ = $ Provide starter rail at any area where cladding begins as a full panel. (base of wall, porches, decks, over windows or doors. If panels have cutouts face nail panel with rust resistant finish nail, counter sink, fill and touchup.) d. Lineal feet of outside corner LF PCS $ = $ Deduct area of windows and doors. NOTE: Add a waste factor of 3%. Add an error factor of 3%. SF SF SF e. Lineal feet of inside corner LF PCS $ = $ Type Unit SF X Total SF = $ Type Unit SF X Total SF = $ Type Unit SF X Total SF = $ b. Individual Panel Areas 4 Americana 12-0 = 4 SQ.FT. 6 Americana 12-0 = 6 SQ.FT. 6 Heritage 12-0 = 6 SQ.FT. 8 Americana 12-0 = 8 SQ.FT. 8 Colonial 12-0 = 8 SQ.FT. f. Other accessory extrusions LF PCS $ = $ PCS $ = $ PCS $ = $ IV PLYWOOD TRIM ACCESSORIES g. Use the same format as listed in section III above. Square footage as determined in part 1 divided by the area of the panel will determine number of panels required. II END JOINT All Werzalit panels are dadoed for overlap end joints. These panel overlaps provide an area for expansion and contraction. 15

26 IV FASTENER SELECTION All fasteners shall be as called for on the drawings or in the specifications. g. Calculate Fasteners PCS Calculate number of panels required and provide a fastener at each vertical support plus one at each end. (12-0 panel 16 o/c requires o/c requires 7 fasteners.) Number of panels required X number of fasteners per panel equals number required. Add for waste. Screw Size #7 X length PCS Screw Size #7 X length PCS Screw Size #7 X length PCS Ring Shank Nail 6d X length PCS Self Tapping (Steel Studs) X length PCS Self Tapping (Steel Studs) X length PCS To determine fastener length: Fastener type and length requirements for cladding materials fastened to furring material over masonry may be different than fastener type and length requirements for parts that are secured to wood framing material. Fastener length should not allow it to go through furring into masonry. Fasteners too long will not seat flush with panel surface and hinder placement of next panel. Installation Over Insulation Board Installation of Werzalit panels over insulation boards shall provide for a solid support at the base of the wall for the starter rail. Correct fastener length shall be determined to provide proper fastening support for all panels, minimum ½ penetration into stud. Care should be taken not to over tighten the fasteners which could cause a wavy, uneven surface and difficulty in seating the next panel. CAUTION: Installation over steel studs requires the use of a self drilling Tech-point screw fastener in a length sufficient to penetrate the stud a minimum of ½. Penetration depth required Wall material thickness 1 Wall material thickness 2 Wall material thickness 3 Furring material thickness Werzalit cladding requirements 3/8 Sub-total Other Required fastener length It is recommended to allow for minor variations that may occur when various building materials are constructed together. Correct fastener type and length shall be verified before purchase. Werzalit of America, Inc. or its affiliates assumes no responsibility for incorrect fastener selections used in the application of any item supplied by Werzalit of America, Inc. CAUTION: Installation on Framing Material over Masonry Construction 16

27 Pre-finished Werzalit Trim Boards create a lasting impression! Moisture, changing temperatures, UV light and insects attack exterior trim and cut short its useful life. Werzalit trim boards however, are another story. New technology has created a polyvinyl chloride (PVC) material that won t swell, rot, split, delaminate, cup or craze under harsh conditions. Yet it s as workable as wood. You can nail, glue, drill, route and cut Werzalit Trim Boards using the same tools you would use with wood. Werzalit Trim Boards match woods ability to adapt to varying needs, but when it comes to durability, there s no comparison. Because of Werzalit Trim Boards outstanding lasting power, they are the right choice for these and other applications: * Fascia * Rake, Corner and Frieze Boards * Decorative trim and columns * Flat panels * Fluted and flat casings * Fencing * Custom millwork * Sheet rock * Moldings * Gingerbread * Soffits Werzalit Trim Boards don t require an expensive investment in new tools or fasteners; you can work these products like real wood. NAILED SAWN DRILLED ROUTED GLUED Werzalit Trim Boards will not be affected by moisture and suffer the damage moisture causes. Werzalit Trim Boards are also impervious to salt and insects. Werzalit Trim Boards can be installed using nails, screws or construction adhesives to fasten to wood, masonry and other surfaces. Use PVC Cement to adhere the Werzalit Trim Boards to each other. Werzalit Trim Boards will not collapse when you use nails or screws. Werzalit Trim Boards are UV resistant and may be left in their natural white color. If painting is desirable, Werzalit will paint to your selected colors or they can be painted with standard, exterior grade house paint. (Clean all surfaces prior to painting) 17

28 Werzalit Trim Boards PROPERTY COMPARISON PROPERTY WERZALIT TRIM BOARDS WOOD ENGINEERED TRIM ABSORBS WATER NO YES YES RESISTS ROT YES NO NO INSECT PROOF YES NO NO WITHSTANDS DIRECT CONTACT WITH MOISTURE REQUIRED DISTANCE ABOVE GRADE ACCEPTABLE FOR DIRECT CONTACT WITH MASONRY REQUIRED DISTANCE FROM EDGE FOR FACE NAILING PREDRILL NEEDED TO AVOID SPLITTING WHEN EDGE NAILING YES NO NO 0" 8" 6" YES NO NO 0" 8" 6" NO YES YES PAINTING REQUIREMENTS 1 COAT 2 COATS 2 COATS WERZALIT TRIM BOARD PROPERTIES PROPERTY VALUE ASTM METHOD DENSITY (LBS./CUFT) 37 D792 WATER ABSORPTION ( % ) < 1% D570 FLEXURAL STRENGTH (PSI) 3,952 D790 FLEXURAL MODULUS (PSI) 192,700 D790 TENSILE STRENGTH (PSI) 1,739 D638 TENSILE MODULUS (PCI) 113,400 D638 COMPRESSION STRENGTH (PSI) 2,018 D695 COMPRESSION MODULUS (PSI) 90,200 D695 NOTCHED IZOD IMPACT STRENGTH (FT-IB.INCH) 0.27 D256 PUNCTURE IMPACT ENERGY 7.34 D3763 (FTLBS) COEFFICIENT OF LINEAR EXPANSION (IN./IN. O F) 3.2 X 10-5 D696 BURN RATE NONE WHEN FLAME REMOVED FLAME SPREAD INDEX 25 E84 HEAT DEFLECTION TEMP. AT 264PSI ( O F) 143 D648 OIL CANNING AT 140 O F NONE D

29 PRE-FINISHED WERZALIT TRIM weight per Nominal Size Actual Size Standard Length piece 3/8" X 1 1/2" 10'-0" 1.57 lbs 3/8" X 3 1/2" 10'-0" 3.51 lbs 3/8" X 5 1/2" 10'-0" 5.45 lbs 3/8" X 7 1/4" 10'-0" 7.14 lbs 3/8" X 9 1/4" 10'-0" 9.08 lbs 3/8" X 11 1/4" 10'-0" lbs 3/8" X 4'-0" 10'-0" lbs 1" X 2" 1/2" X 1 1/2" 10'-0" 2.10 lbs 1" X 4" 1/2" X 3 1/2" 10'-0" 4.68 lbs 1" X 6" 1/2" X 5 1/2" 10'-0" 7.27 lbs 1" X 8" 1/2" X 7 1/4" 10'-0" 9.53 lbs 1" X 10" 1/2" X 9 1/4" 10'-0" lbs 1" X 12" 1/2" X 11 1/4" 10'-0" lbs 1/2" X 4'-0" 10'-0" lbs 1" X 2" 3/4" X 1 1/2" 10'-0" 2.52 lbs 1" X 4" 3/4" X 3 1/2" 10'-0" 5.63 lbs 1" X 6" 3/4" X 5 1/2" 10'-0" 8.73 lbs 1" X 8" 3/4" X 7 1/4" 10'-0" lbs 1" X 10" 3/4" X 9 1/4" 10'-0" lbs 1" X 12" 3/4" X 11 1/4" 10'-0" lbs 3/4" X 4'-0" 10'-0" lbs 5/4 X 2" 1" X 1 1/2" 10'-0" 4.20 lbs 5/4 X 4" 1" X 3 1/2" 10'-0" 9.36 lbs 5/4 X 6" 1" X 5 1/2" 10'-0" lbs 5/4 X 8" 1" X 7 1/4" 10'-0" lbs 5/4 X 10" 1" X 9 1/4" 10'-0" lbs 5/4 X 12" 1" X 11 1/4" 10'-0" lbs 1" X 4'-0" 10'-0" lbs 5/4 X 4" X 10' Corner 1" X 3 1/2" X 3 1/2" 10'-0" /4 X 6" X 10' Corner 1" X 5 1/2" X 5 1/2" 10'-0" Bead Board 1/2" X 5 1/2" 18'-0"

30 Werzalit Trim Checklist Yes No 1 Fascia Size: 2 Soffit Size: 3 Rake Board Size: 4 Frieze Board Size: 5 Window Trim Size: 6Door Trim Size: 7 Outside Corner Size: 8 Inside Corner Size: 9 Water Table Size: 10 Horizontal Band Board Size: 11 Other Size: 12 Other Size: 13 Other Size: 14 Other Size: 15 Other Size: 20

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32 WERZALIT TRIM WINDOW AND DOOR DETAILS 22

33 Pre-finished Werzalit Trim Specifications 1. Storage Inside Storage: Store trim in a warehouse or under a roof, stacked a minimum of 4 off the ground. Outside Storage: Select the driest and highest ground available. Keep area free of grass and debris that could wet the trim. Stack the trim a minimum of 4 off the ground. Cover the stack loosely with plastic sheets or tarps when not in use and during inclement weather. 2. Painting Werzalit Trim has a factory applied topcoat in a color of your choice has been applied to the front and two (2) edges. 3. Cutting in Field Saw with trim face up when using a fine-tooth hand saw. Saw with trim face down when using a combination blade power saw. Always paint cut end. 4. Fastening When installing, nail from one end and work to the other end. Never nail from both ends to the middle. Werzalit Trim may be installed as fascia nailed to framing (24 O.C. max.). When applied as rake, corners, band or other uses, nail Werzalit Trim on each edge (16 O.C. max.). Nail through face no closer than ½ from edges. Caulk, paint and periodically maintain, wherever water might penetrate the wall assembly Use an 8d finish, 2 ½ diamond point, stainless steel nail or paslodes 2 ¼ X.092 Ring Shank Nail. When using a pneumatic adjustable depth driven tool, the nail should be driven flush with the surface of the Werzalit Trim. 5. All Werzalit Trim boards have a factory-applied topcoat for color, therefore, it is not recommended to rip the factory edge. 6. Werzalit Trim boards are not designed to be used as a scaffold plank. 23

34 Installation using ¼ Thermal-Break Spacer (for use in areas that receive 50 inches (127 cm) or more rainfall annually) Starter Rail SR-5 Part No. E End Closure EC-1C Part No. E Outside Corner OSC-11 Part No. E Inside Corner ISC-10 Part No. E

35 Installer Tips and Techniques 1. Take scrap piece of siding, 12 or so long and cut in half diagonally. 2. Push left end of next siding panel in to place and fasten (nail or screw). 3. Fasten tongue section of siding scrap to wall in the approximate position the next course would occur. 4. Position the lower piece of scrap as if installing the next cladding board. 5. Drive wedge to push the difficult cladding board in to position and fasten. 25

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