prix bardage composite
Prix bardage composite, wood cladding, metal cladding are just a few popularly used cladding. Different cladding products use a wide range of installation systems. We believe our installation method is the easiest, quickest and securest way of installing cladding. When choosing a method of installation, it is important to choose the easiest method that will give you the best results in terms of quality, strength and appearance.
Required tools
You can use standard woodworking tools when working with composite. If you are not sure how to use the tools then you should consult the manual from the manufacturer. You will need a power miter saw, circular saw, jigsaw, hand drill, impact driver, carpentry square, tape measure, spirit level, safety glasses and any other required safety protective equipment.
Calculate the required materials
It is important to determine how much composite cladding material you will require for your project. You can use detailed plans of our method. Make sure you call a professional for assistance. Most professionals will be happy to draw up a quote based on the architectural drawings, simple plans and anything in-between.
You should start by measuring the proposed cladding area, with your width and length measurements, you should plan which direction you want to install your cladding – vertically or horizontally. If your boards are installed horizontally, you should divide the height of the wall by the visible width of the board. This will give you the number of bardage composite boards you will require.
You should now multiply the width of your wall by the number of the boards and divide the number by the length of your cladding board. This will give you the number of boards you require for your project. You should always round up the total number of boards needed at all stages. If the width of the wall is less than 3.6m boards and you need to butt joints across the wall then you will have to order the calculated number of boards high. You may require fascia boards, fixing battens, fixing screws and corner nosing trim.
Installing supports
You should fix either manticore plastic lumber battens or treated timber to the supporting structure or wall with widths between your battens no greater than six hundred millimeters. Install the first batten at 20mm minimum from the floor. For any wall edging, install battening such as windows and around doors. For vertical cladding, it is recommended to use cross battening that allows sufficient airflow. It is recommended that you use cross battening to ensure there is sufficient airflow. It is recommended you use timber battens with a top edge of 15 degrees to shed water into the cavity.
Installation steps
You should start by installing your first Prix bardage composite board. Mark level lines on your battens for the first board to be installed and ensure the board sits min. 15mm from the ground. Pre-drill screw holes in your board and ensure they are 2mm wider than the screw threads used. Put the bottom cladding boards in the right position and fix the batten through the drilled holes. Put the cladding board in place once secure and repeat for the rest of the boards.
