This is a great video , using off cuts for getting the correct space before fitting the outer covering , Instruction guide which came with my cladding assembly was totally useless, I'm now confident to tackle this project, just waiting for the rain to stop ,Thanks a lot .
I searched for 'How to install siding on concrete'. Thank you for this helpful video. Someone commented that this method is not good for brick walls, which remains to be researched. I found on your video that you screwed the siding too tiedly, as they need moving while expanding and retracting, especially for us in North America as we have weather conditions fluctuationg between -30C in winter up to +39C in the summer. Either way, I found my answer. Thank you, again.
Always so much negativity! I found your guide really useful for my up coming attempt at cladding the front of my house so thanks very much and keep up the good work 👌
I think a major new application for retrofit cladding is going to be fire protection (thinking of Australia, California, etc). But it’s not really being designed and tested for it. Hope that changes soon. The classic Craftsman bungalow is a good example. How to retrofit all that wood siding and overhanging eaves without totally changing the character of the house!
In the USA we call this stuff vinyl siding, and it doesn't get a lot of respect. I wouldn't call it maintenance free, since it collects, or at least shows dirt a lot faster than brick. It would usually be considered as odd to cover a brick wall with the stuff as it would be to cover leather car seats with cellophane, though I understand that brick is considered more of utilitarian material over there than here and that old brick buildings can be a maintenance headache. The stuff we use doesn't warp very fast unless concentrated sunlight (from a concave window), or heat from a gas grille hits it, but it gets brittle as it ages and usually needs replacement after 25 to 40 years.
That brick looks horrible. It is not nice looking and looks really really cheap. Maybe where you come from the US brick is seen as something of Luxury. In the UK that sort of brick is everywhere and looks really really cheap. It is not some fancy brick that people things of but an industrial cheap brick that was used for poverty areas. The fine fancy brick you are talking of was used on upper class homes from the industrial era right through the victorian and then edwardian era.
Vinyl is pretty much maintenance free for many many years. Brick looks nicer but in time they leak and need repointing. The process or repointing is vfery expensive. Almost as expenseive as rebuilding the entire brick wall!
This is a superb product being installed absolutely perfectly. Siding should never be installed in intimate contact with the exterior wall even if the wall has been wrapped in house wrap or tar paper.
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So cover a perfectly good brick wall with cheap, nasty plastic cladding that'll soon deteriorate due to UV, which will make it impossible to maintain the brick & roof pointing, or to change/mastic the door & windows. And which will attract dust & leaf mould into the cavity, blocking it up leading to moisture transfer, especially as rainwater will pour in thru those gaps under the roofline & door/window openings.
@@Ineedahandle75 Sure it would be a little easier, but mortar joints aren't as solid a fixing as the brickwork but with the correct tools it will be quite easy, engineering bricks tend to be one of the hardest bricks but are still able to be drilled.
For wooden houses, you need water barrier, something like Tyvek and find instructions on how to install that. Also, this video is from Belgium, in North America we have different codes and equipment for the job, yet, find out what in your area is available. You don't use wood strips to attach siding on wood. The metal or vinyl goes directly on it, but there is material available for that. You slip the siding into the frame on the sides.
He had already pre drilled the timber and it's just where the hole fell. Would make absolutely zero difference to the install. Holding timber up to the wall and marking out every single hole to avoid mortar would make the job take twice as long.
Don’t get this? Maintained brick life 100 years plus and some! Drill a load of holes which will weaken and compromise a buildings integrity, to fit maintenance free plastic cladding on a timber batten which has a much shorter life span than brick. It’s just asking for trouble! I get the aesthetic aspect but there are better options, in my opinion.
You know that those bricks (the same in American homes) they're just, as he says, a facade, there's no structural point to it, you can remove all of the bricks and there's no issue with the structural integrity, because the structure are the 2x4 on the inside
As I'm not a professional. I think only give good appearance for the house and easy to clean. Also weather against the bad weather conditions. If I wrong correct me please.
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Nearly everything is carcinogenic in California. He mentioned PVC, or vinyl (though I suspect the foam itself is polystyrene), and it does put out nasty smoke when it burns. I'm not a fan of this stuff, but it's not going to poison you from the outside of the house. The safety concern with this stuff in the 'states is that it's often put up over walls that are already flammable and the chimney effect makes them burn faster. But over brick or concrete, it's not usually a fire hazard.
No because water and moisture will make its way down through its rear and if insulation is used it will cause serious damp issues. There are ways to do it with insulation but that is not one of them.
Could someone tell me if you could install vinyl siding over a stone wall? the old stone looks very ugly, and has seen better days, I need to side over it. are there any experts who know how to go about that? to install siding, you'd need to have a smooth and leveled wall surface. stone I'm talking about is irregular and you can not secure the 1"X3" wood on it!
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It just makes no sense to rule out insulation. You were spending time cutting down plastic end profiles, when if you went for the 4" system, you could have insulation, and the air gap. Always challenge whether an air gap is necessary. For impermeable systems you do not need an air gap. Reviews below do not look promising...
That was not an impermeable system. It would have water and moisture on occasions running down there and the air gap ensures that it can actually dry out and not have mould growth.
Dude can u tell me were u brought ur level from haha 7mins 8secs is level 7min 10secs ur plastic from left hand side looks like its bulging up hill compared ti right side. I really want a lecel that has the bubble glueed central haha
That is a whole bunch of plastic, for no reason other then visual. If you were putting this over external insulation it might be worth it. The "vermin protection" strip would last about 90 seconds against a rat. I've seen rats chew through a door in 12 hours, that thin plastic strip. . .no problem. Does look nice though.
Blimey, it's an industrial unit, so impact damage would probably take a week before you had a damaged panel. Also a big missed opportunity not to insulate this solid wall and instead just covering it in plastic. I'm not questioning the fit and finish, but it's not something I would want to use or specify.
1) Who's purposefully driving in to walls? That's like saying don't buy a car because you might crash. 2) As you said, it's an industrial unit. It likely doesn't need insulating.
This is a great video , using off cuts for getting the correct space before fitting the outer covering , Instruction guide which came with my cladding assembly was totally useless, I'm now confident to tackle this project, just waiting for the rain to stop ,Thanks a lot .
I searched for 'How to install siding on concrete'. Thank you for this helpful video.
Someone commented that this method is not good for brick walls, which remains to be researched. I found on your video that you screwed the siding too tiedly, as they need moving while expanding and retracting, especially for us in North America as we have weather conditions fluctuationg between -30C in winter up to +39C in the summer. Either way, I found my answer. Thank you, again.
9:39 or 10:00 totally different advises. First it was important to allow panel move from temperature changes and then suddenly it doesn't matter.
Such a wizeguy
@@fxbootstrapsYou're obviously a tradie, giving zero fucks about the job.
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Always so much negativity! I found your guide really useful for my up coming attempt at cladding the front of my house so thanks very much and keep up the good work 👌
I think a major new application for retrofit cladding is going to be fire protection (thinking of Australia, California, etc). But it’s not really being designed and tested for it. Hope that changes soon. The classic Craftsman bungalow is a good example. How to retrofit all that wood siding and overhanging eaves without totally changing the character of the house!
In the USA we call this stuff vinyl siding, and it doesn't get a lot of respect. I wouldn't call it maintenance free, since it collects, or at least shows dirt a lot faster than brick. It would usually be considered as odd to cover a brick wall with the stuff as it would be to cover leather car seats with cellophane, though I understand that brick is considered more of utilitarian material over there than here and that old brick buildings can be a maintenance headache. The stuff we use doesn't warp very fast unless concentrated sunlight (from a concave window), or heat from a gas grille hits it, but it gets brittle as it ages and usually needs replacement after 25 to 40 years.
That brick looks horrible. It is not nice looking and looks really really cheap. Maybe where you come from the US brick is seen as something of Luxury.
In the UK that sort of brick is everywhere and looks really really cheap. It is not some fancy brick that people things of but an industrial cheap brick that was used for poverty areas. The fine fancy brick you are talking of was used on upper class homes from the industrial era right through the victorian and then edwardian era.
Vinyl is pretty much maintenance free for many many years. Brick looks nicer but in time they leak and need repointing. The process or repointing is vfery expensive. Almost as expenseive as rebuilding the entire brick wall!
@@avidreality3392 you don't half talk nonsense just like the above poster
@@bighands69 I've never read so much nonsense in 1 sentence, what a beaut.
Kevin Kilnan 😂😂😂 bro u high
Nice angular sharpener... Very good sharpening...
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This is a superb product being installed absolutely perfectly. Siding should never be installed in intimate contact with the exterior wall even if the wall has been wrapped in house wrap or tar paper.
Brilliant & looks so much better than the brick. Great tutorial.
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I can see some passion in this video.
Very helpful thank you for sharing
Is this plastic fire rated? What's its life span ?
good job bro.thank you for share it with us.
Outstanding!
Brilliant! This could save me a fortune 👍
Two part profile cap sits on top of starred profile and then looks like it been cut and dropped down inside the starter profile a little later ,now I’m confused
Fantastic video, very pleasurable to watch👍🏽
how much did that job cost
Good job! 👍
So cover a perfectly good brick wall with cheap, nasty plastic cladding that'll soon deteriorate due to UV, which will make it impossible to maintain the brick & roof pointing, or to change/mastic the door & windows. And which will attract dust & leaf mould into the cavity, blocking it up leading to moisture transfer, especially as rainwater will pour in thru those gaps under the roofline & door/window openings.
Are these panels fire resistant?
Thank you so much for your talent and informational. I’ve been looking for this.
In my opinion, bricks look much, much better!
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a good informative video, well done
I want to install some wood cladding over existing render. It will be difficult to locate the mortar courses though.
You don't need to drill into the mortar courses for mounting your battens, it just so happened that in the video it was drilled into the mortar.
@@melmarshall8176 sure but it will be easier
@@Ineedahandle75 Sure it would be a little easier, but mortar joints aren't as solid a fixing as the brickwork but with the correct tools it will be quite easy, engineering bricks tend to be one of the hardest bricks but are still able to be drilled.
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Good but i would put dpc strips along every batten fixed to the cold brick wall
Hi, can I pin my exterior telephone cable to this without damage? Thanks.
Can we use this material in a wooden house?
Hello, If the installation instructions are followed, it shouldn’t be a problem to use the panels against a wooden frame house.
For wooden houses, you need water barrier, something like Tyvek and find instructions on how to install that. Also, this video is from Belgium, in North America we have different codes and equipment for the job, yet, find out what in your area is available. You don't use wood strips to attach siding on wood. The metal or vinyl goes directly on it, but there is material available for that. You slip the siding into the frame on the sides.
@@Sunnyside--Up thanks mate
@@georgekipgen1528 Ok mate, no problem :)
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If you have holes on the brick do you need to fix them first before doing this job?
What type Plugs are these? Are you saying stroke, strub?
2:20, drills a fixing hole into mortar - what an cowboy...
must be polish one
horse1066 no Belgium ..... its Roger from DobbitTV. A diy program on Belgium TV (Dutch speaking)
He had already pre drilled the timber and it's just where the hole fell. Would make absolutely zero difference to the install. Holding timber up to the wall and marking out every single hole to avoid mortar would make the job take twice as long.
Chris Anderson ....you don’t need to pre-drill for hammerfixings.....str8 thru with a sds bit.....so to me the comment stands....the guy’s a cowboy
@@jarradmoore6939 Only scamming tradies can't be bothered to pre drill and drill with the SDS.
Thank you teacher
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Nice guard rail on that scaffold...
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Thank you
What's wrong with some nice rendering? And to finish it off with some grey colour.
Don’t get this? Maintained brick life 100 years plus and some! Drill a load of holes which will weaken and compromise a buildings integrity, to fit maintenance free plastic cladding on a timber batten which has a much shorter life span than brick. It’s just asking for trouble! I get the aesthetic aspect but there are better options, in my opinion.
So, what is the better option?
You know that those bricks (the same in American homes) they're just, as he says, a facade, there's no structural point to it, you can remove all of the bricks and there's no issue with the structural integrity, because the structure are the 2x4 on the inside
Could you tell me if you have any other ideas to this please 🙏
Agree somewhat but very hand in HOT sun conditions
Would this stop water penetration through a single skin wall which has missive cavity trays?
Hi, you're great simple as that. Very helpful information. 👌 5*.
hi guy ,thanks for sharing ! I would like to ask you this material good for keep the house warm or only good appearance ？thank you
For any kind of questions on our sidings, you can send an email to info@durasid.com. My colleague will help you further. Have a nice day!
It doesn't keep the warm, because it's ventilated system.
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As I'm not a professional. I think only give good appearance for the house and easy to clean. Also weather against the bad weather conditions. If I wrong correct me please.
How much would it cost to do a whole house ?
Wait a minute. Are you saying that siding looks better than the original brick? Come on, man.
What wood is this?
Great job bady ⚒
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Would these work in tropical areas? Especially the woodwork (termites). I'd love to have something like this for my house
use conwood. Non organic material basically.
Where can I buy this and what's the name
Hi,
You can find more info on www.durasid.com and can send an email to info@plastivan.com for dealer locations.
@@plastivannv6306 Thanks
Which is the cost of this job & materials?
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jason antigua 😂 sure
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Avete un punto vendita in Italia?
Brilliant, cheers. Am going to buy if I can find UK suppliers?.👍🇬🇧
Did you find any UK suppliers pal? Thinking to use this myself! 🇬🇧
mark anthony .no because in the end I decided to use red western cedar. Good luck. 👍
@@markanthony-zb3fq I used tradlineUPVC for this - worked a charm.
Excellent job kid... :)
How much cost?
You can send an email to info@durasid.com with this question. My colleague will gladly help you out.
Does this material similar to acrylic/polycarbonate which I heard to have been declared to be carcinogenic (at least in California)?
lol, you listen to idiot Californians?
Nearly everything is carcinogenic in California. He mentioned PVC, or vinyl (though I suspect the foam itself is polystyrene), and it does put out nasty smoke when it burns. I'm not a fan of this stuff, but it's not going to poison you from the outside of the house. The safety concern with this stuff in the 'states is that it's often put up over walls that are already flammable and the chimney effect makes them burn faster. But over brick or concrete, it's not usually a fire hazard.
I like the brick better
beautiful
Very neat job
Why the ventilation is needed? Isn´t better to have insulation in the exterior to create thermal mass in the interior?
No because water and moisture will make its way down through its rear and if insulation is used it will cause serious damp issues.
There are ways to do it with insulation but that is not one of them.
beautiful, beautiful, beautiful...
guys , only 1 inch of thermal insulation on the exterior ??!!
if you consider air as an insulation :D
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Could someone tell me if you could install vinyl siding over a stone wall? the old stone looks very ugly, and has seen better days, I need to side over it. are there any experts who know how to go about that? to install siding, you'd need to have a smooth and leveled wall surface. stone I'm talking about is irregular and you can not secure the 1"X3" wood on it!
Yes I install siding . I have experience in siding from America
Racist stone wall with mortar and score or paint it
Insanity
WHY? Why would you cover all of that beautiful brick? And why would not install some insolation between brick and siding?
Thanks
excellent work thanks
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Not bad, but I'd have put a bit of trim on that window ledge, cover it, looks crap in stone.
Which country is it ? He is working with centimetres
"Adjustable t square"? It's a sliding bevel!
The start profile was level until he let go of it
He had already pre marked the level if you look ! I guess he showed you how to level it for filming purposes,
Very nice work
Your English is good.lol
It just makes no sense to rule out insulation. You were spending time cutting down plastic end profiles, when if you went for the 4" system, you could have insulation, and the air gap. Always challenge whether an air gap is necessary. For impermeable systems you do not need an air gap. Reviews below do not look promising...
That was not an impermeable system. It would have water and moisture on occasions running down there and the air gap ensures that it can actually dry out and not have mould growth.
A meter ? Of what ? ...a tape measure.
A bubble level ? ....a spirit level.
The "angle sharpener" got me. What the fuck is that?! Ha ha!
What do you mean by expansion joint
ROIGHT, wots oll dis den?
super best
You can see the original aluminum dome and equipment on my channel.
An angular sharpener
He wasn't perfect,who is,but it looks good
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A great way to make a properly built house look like something made of chopsticks and plastic waste
What is its fire retardant qualities?
All of the technical information can be found on our website : www.durasid.com/en/Product_information/Technical_information/
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Its plastic 🙁
great. now you have covered the whole wall with a very flammable plastic crap. safety doesnt count i guess.
Cool
Dude can u tell me were u brought ur level from haha 7mins 8secs is level 7min 10secs ur plastic from left hand side looks like its bulging up hill compared ti right side. I really want a lecel that has the bubble glueed central haha
Nice! G'day mates!
That hole wasn't in the stone 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
07:10 look how level the trim is LOOOL
@@mattwalker674 Hello..., the trim is level, the ground is not level and that's normal, Mister Smart Guy.
Nice 👍
alin red
Thanks great video
n you come to California and do my house? I can get you into Disneyland when youre done. Looks great
look better
That is a whole bunch of plastic, for no reason other then visual. If you were putting this over external insulation it might be worth it. The "vermin protection" strip would last about 90 seconds against a rat. I've seen rats chew through a door in 12 hours, that thin plastic strip. . .no problem.
Does look nice though.
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Blimey, it's an industrial unit, so impact damage would probably take a week before you had a damaged panel. Also a big missed opportunity not to insulate this solid wall and instead just covering it in plastic. I'm not questioning the fit and finish, but it's not something I would want to use or specify.
1) Who's purposefully driving in to walls? That's like saying don't buy a car because you might crash.
2) As you said, it's an industrial unit. It likely doesn't need insulating.
very good