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How much does a box of vinyl siding weigh.
Georgia pacific compass vinyl siding panel double 4 traditional coastal blue 8 in x 150 in.
The siding cost is dependent on style and thickness ratings.
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I worked for 2 years at a vinyl siding distributor and my boss said it weighed maybe 75 pounds.
I felt as if it weighed much more than that over my shoulder.
Vinyl siding is commonly produced as double units that have the appearance of two overlapping or adjoining 11 4 cm wide 4 5 in wide boards.
Square is a term used by contractors installers and building suppliers and is a unit of measure equal to 100 square feet of material.
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In other words the total cost will be 5 250 to 11 250 for a cape style or split ranch home.
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How much does vinyl siding cost on average.
Mainstreet double four inch dutchlap siding offers value with the benefits of a premium panel.
The thickness would be around 044.
It also features rigidform 160 technology has been tested to withstand wind load pressures up to 160 miles per hour.
The cost of vinyl siding is about 3 to 7 per square foot.
For 2100 square foot it would cost 6 300 and 14 700.
How much does a full box of vinyl siding weigh.
The weight of vinyl siding is about 18 kg 40 lb per 9 29 m 2 100 ft2 for a typical 0 102 cm 0 040 in thickness.
Siding is often estimated and priced by the square.
How much does a two square box of d4 straight lap vinyl siding weigh.
They contain windows doors and gables which alter the amount of coverage you ll get from a single box of vinyl siding.
I worked a siding installer.
Double 4 5 is the most common profile.
A box of vinyl siding contains two squares a square in construction lingo equals 100 square feet so a box of vinyl siding will cover 200 square feet.
Houses are not smooth rectangles.
That s only a starting point however.
