These nails feature a spiral design and contain 700 nails per 5 lb pack.
Vinyl siding nails per square.
Shakes and shingles also come in a variety of widths that may also affect the number of nails used per square.
This amounts to an average of 320 nails per square or 100 square feet.
Vinyl siding comes in 100 sq ft units called squares this is the total number of squares you will need.
Asphalt fiberglass shingle nails.
570 nails per square please be advised that the counts above are approximate and may vary significantly due to the different amount of exposure desired in each job.
Vinyl siding should be nailed at 16 inches on center into the studs.
Nails for vinyl siding bob according to manufacturers instructions nailing vinyl siding into the sheathing without hitting the studs is not acceptable.
The problem should be easy to diagnose.
Vinyl siding tends to expand and contract considerably with temperature changes.
To estimate the total pounds of fasteners required multiply the total square feet of siding by 0 005 for aluminum nails and 0 01 for roofing nails staples and screws.
Vinyl siding is installed by nailing it to the building.
For this reason manufacturers design it to hang loosely on the nails rather than to be tightly nailed like wood siding.
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Most manufacturers require that nails penetrate at least 3 4 inch into a nailable substrate.
Be sure to use a galvanized vinyl siding rated nail to prevent rusting.
Shakes and shingles also come in a variety of widths that may also affect the number of nails used per square.
One and a half inch roofing nails typically.
Every 100 square feet 9 29 square meters is called a square for ordering purposes.
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Simply go outside grab the lower edges of a siding course and try to slide it back and forth photo 1.
You will need about 2 3 of a pound of nails per square of siding being installed.
In high wind areas you need five nails per shingle or 480 nails per square.
A nail should be placed about every 12 inches following the manufacturer s instructions of course.
570 nails per square over an old roof 2 please be advised that the counts above are approximate and may vary significantly due to the different amount of exposure desired in each job.