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<br />NOTtE: Specia' Installation And <br /> <br />Maintenance Instructions <br />For 29 gauge products only. Please refer to Span-Line 36 Detail and Specs and V-Line 32 Detail <br />and Specs tor 26 gauge fastening patterns, . <br /> <br />i::,: <br /> <br />....... <br /> <br />I", <br />" <br /> <br />;.:::. <br /> <br />~:. :... <br /> <br />I,,:, <br />I.. <br />:",:': <br />I::' <br />~', ': <br /> <br />f; ~.' <br />" <br />," <br /> <br />I::: <br /> <br />, , <br />" <br /> <br /> <br />;:', <br /> <br />i' ','. <br /> <br />How to Nail <br /> <br />For besl results use galvanized steel ring or screw shank nails with neoprene washers, Select nail <br />lengths for roofing and siding that do not go completely through purlins and girts, Do not overdrive so <br />as to dimple or dislort. <br />Estimating Nails - As an average, estimate 1 pound of nails per square of roofing and siding. <br /> <br />!:::', <br /> <br />.' , <br /> <br />How to Apply with Drill Screws <br /> <br />Generally, 1" screw fasteners are [.)Iaced in the flat area of the sheet at g" on center, Do not overdrive <br />so as to dimple or distort. 1'1." woodgrips are used for the lapping rib, If purlins are placed over 24. <br />apart, stitching screws are recommended on the lapping rib in between the purlins. <br />Estimating Screw Fasteners-As an average, estimate 70 screw fasteners per square of roofing and <br />siding. <br /> <br />;}::' <br />i:',:- <br />~ :... . <br />" . <br />I", <br />i.... <br /> <br />i'O- <br />.,' <br />;.;:.'. <br />::,'. <br />I::' <br />" ' <br /> <br />Cutting <br /> <br />Because tho bottom side is flatter, it is recommended that roofing and siding be cut from the bottom, <br />A power saw, nibbler, snips, or profile shears may be used. <br />Metal filings from cutting to length or for roof penetrations will create rust and cause serious appear- <br />ance problems. Be sure the roofing and siding surfaces are free of all such filings. <br /> <br />','. <br /> <br />Storage Instructions <br /> <br />If metal roofing or siding is not going to be used immediately, it should be stored in a dry area. It <br />should be unbundled and slood on end against an interior wall, <br />If materials must be stored outside, protect with canvas or waterproof paper, Allow for air circulation, <br />do not cover air tight. <br /> <br /> <br />i:": <br />1'" <br />l~:\" <br /> <br />r'o- <br /> <br />Application Precautions: <br /> <br />Avoid installing directly over green or damp lumber, porous insulation, or other damaging materials. <br />The use of a moisture barrier is recorr,.l1ended in such situations, Strong chemicals, such as fertilizer, <br />manure, some soils and lime may cause damage. Storage or application near such materials should be <br />avoided. " . <br /> <br />:4:",' <br /> <br />r'< <br /> <br />~. . . <br />[~.::=.: <br />....' <br />". <br />~~::: ~: <br /> <br />Nailing Recommendations <br />I I I <br />~-" <br />I I I I ' <br />Screw Fastener Recommendations <br />I I I I I I <br />1'1- - "r - 'Y - "Y --r <br />I, -- ,-- ,-- I - " <br /> <br />(:.:. <br />I' , <br />to'. . <br />~~'~'.: <br /> <br />", " <br />C<-:,; <br />:::.: <br />~~!':": <br />~ . .', <br />i....,:. <br /> <br />tf'(::: <br />.... <br />'-'. <br />'.,' <br />..... <br />," . <br />