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<strong>CertainTeed</strong> WeatherBoards Fiber Cement Siding <strong>Installation</strong> <strong>Manual</strong><br />

Fastening Requirements for<br />

Atypical Walls<br />

Non-vertical Walls<br />

WeatherBoards Fiber Cement can be installed on nonvertical<br />

walls when the walls are no more than 30° off the<br />

vertical, or no less than a 60° angle, measured from the<br />

plane of the ground, and the wall is not a functional roof<br />

above occupied space. The top of the wall cannot be<br />

higher than 30' above grade. Because of different windload<br />

requirements, your local building code may stipulate<br />

a lower height. Use the lesser of the two heights.<br />

1. Install an underlayment of #15 (minimum) felt or<br />

waterproofing membrane.<br />

2. Cap the uppermost edge of the top siding course to<br />

prevent the water from getting behind the siding.<br />

3. Flash all accessories to shed water away from<br />

the substrate.<br />

22<br />

No<br />

less<br />

than<br />

60°<br />

Lap Siding<br />

(up to 8-1/4")<br />

Lap Siding<br />

(9-1/4")<br />

Vertical Siding<br />

1-1/4"<br />

1"<br />

30"<br />

Alternative Wall Systems<br />

WeatherBoards Fiber Cement siding may be applied<br />

over alternative wall systems such as Structural<br />

Insulated Panels (SIP), Insulated Concrete Forms (ICF),<br />

and Rainscreen Systems. Fastening requirements for<br />

the siding depend on the specific wall system design.<br />

Fastening fiber cement onto alternative wall systems<br />

must be in accordance with local building codes.<br />

Refer to the specific wall system manufacturer for<br />

cladding recommendations.<br />

Structural Insulated Panels<br />

Fiber Cement Siding Allowable Wind Load<br />

Structural Insulated Panels (SIP) are a manufactured wall<br />

system, so follow the manufacturer’s instructions for the<br />

application of the SIP and cladding.<br />

The siding attachment methods and their allowable<br />

windload capacities below are based on testing in<br />

accordance with ASTM E330 (wind load) and ASTM<br />

D1037 (fastener withdrawal and pull through). The SIP<br />

system must be capable of supporting the imposed loads<br />

from the siding, including dead load and wind loads.<br />

Fastener Fastening Method Allowable Wind Pressure<br />

1-3/4" roofing nails, double<br />

HD galvanized; 3/8" head<br />

1-3/4" roofing nails, double<br />

HD galvanized; 3/8" head<br />

1-3/4" roofing nails, double<br />

HD galvanized; 3/8" head<br />

6d 2" siding nails; double<br />

HD galvanized<br />

6d 2" siding nails; double<br />

HD galvanized<br />

Blind nailed 8" o.c.<br />

Blind nailed 12" o.c.<br />

Blind nailed 8" o.c.<br />

Face nailed 12" o.c.<br />

6" o.c. around edges; 12" o.c.<br />

each way in the filed<br />

40.44 psf; 125 mph in “B”<br />

exposures up to 30'<br />

27.0 psf, 105 mph in “B”<br />

exposures up to 30'<br />

32.22 psf; 110 mph in “B”<br />

exposures up to 30'<br />

24.4 psf; 100 mph in “B”<br />

exposures up to 30'<br />

18.67 psf; 85 mph in “B”<br />

exposures up to 30'

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