How does this get installed on cement board siding?
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The product came with self-tapping screws which I think would be sufficient for installation into cement board. The product didn't come with a screw to hold the cover closed so you will need something for keeping the lid closed. In my case I just used a wire tie.
498520
It does come with wall inserts that can be installed to receive the screws, so I doubt if there would be any problem mounting in on that kind of siding.
1232358
The niche is installed directly to the studs and the cement board is installed up to it for a flush finish to accept the tile.
880716
Yes, it hangs on a screw on the siding. Mine is mounted on the north side of my house and works perfectly there.
739351
You will need to get a machine to cut through the cement in a thin line, place the wire, then cover it up with a putty made for cement. I don't remember the name of the putty. But I would not suggest letting the wire be stepped on over and over; it would soon quit working.
149502
I used it on vinyl. It goes under the seam so you aren't actually attaching it to the siding (which is the reason I purchased it). I didn't want to make holes in my new siding.
1952969
There are holes in the back for hanging, so if you get the appropriate concrete/brick or hardwall hanger then it can be hung on a cement wall.
1693500
This is for 4 inch siding. Unfortunately I have bigger siding as my house was older with big cedar siding. I just customized it a little with some wood pieces underneath on the sides, and caulked all around the sides after it was installed.
118239
The previous answer is what I would say. The siding nailer is what you want. I have used it for cement clapboards and it works well. You'll have to play around with the depth adjustment to get it right.
478074
It's just a screw. If it's going outside you don't want it to rust. I put mine through aluminum siding. But if you need sheet metal, why not?
1388289
Don't really know for sure. Vinyl siding is put on using horizontal strips that sort of interlock with the one above and below it. You can actually feel by slipping your fingers under the edge where it meets and locks with the next piece. If you can do this with your siding and actually feel the edge where the hook will be resting on, it will probably work.
1022395
It's pretty heavy for just siding, it really needs to anchored to a frame of some sort. Good luck.
673665
I am not an expert, just a typical homeowner and I was able to put the awning up eith the help of my son-in-law in about four hours. Yes, it is heavy so it must be bolted into studs or screwed into concrete with concrete bolts (which are provided). In my case we were installing over vinyl siding so we had to first bolt a 2x8 board into studs with four sets of two bolts evenly spaced. That's the hardest part. Then it's just a matter of screwing the end mounts onto the board and hanging the awning. Hope this helps.
1345565
As long as the thickness is within the tolerance of the gauge, it should work. We have only used them on fiber cement siding so far.
699053
I'm not sure I understand exactly what you are asking. Are you asking if you can paint this on over vinyl siding? This should be applied directly to a clean, smooth concrete block or poured concrete wall.
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It required two 4" holes drilled into the concrete decking. In each hole is placed a bronze anchor socket. You can find them on eBay. You pour cement in hole to cast the sockets in place using anchor cement. I recommend having the hand rail inserted into the sockets to make sure the distance is correct. They also sell a plastic escutcheon to cover this area and make it presentable. Good luck. FYI surface mount brackets are not secure and therefore can be dangerous.
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You could by turning the pressure way down but it will leave divets in your siding. You'd be better off getting a "flush nailer" more suited to siding.Also I believe if you read the "Warranty" for the fiber cement siding, it will say hand nail only