Ben and Carrie Modlin vs. Historic Preservation Commission (COA#2019-1007A)

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REPLACING A DAMAGED PANEL • Install Celect panel Using a circular saw, set the depth of the blade deep replacement clips by enough to cut just through the face of the damaged panel inserting the locking but not through the wall sheathing. tab end of the clip into • cut a 1" strip along the length of the panel just under the the gravity lock on the panel above. (Fig. 1) panel above the one IMPORTANT: Stop approximately 1" from both ends at the you removed. Nail the -, seams. clip to the wall. Place clips ata minimum of 1118111111 16" apart. This will secure the bottom of Fig. 3 _ the panel. (Fig. 3) Fig. 1 • Locate a new panel that is as close to the length of the damaged panel as possible. You may have to adjust the adjacent panel(s) Ilk slightly to achieve a necessary measurement. Cut Line • Remove the nailing hem of the replacement panel using a utility knife cutting along • Finish the cuts at the the indentation just below I seams using a utility; the nailing slots. \F;g 4 knife being careful not ""- i to cut into or damage the adjacent panel(s). • If the panel will be On a right end seam, you will mht ,4.4„. .,..:7:: , i.,,, , : 4.141: need to use a flat blade endsea, measure edonthe up rigfrom screw driver or narrow chisel iv the bottom of the to finish the cuts behind the Fig. 2 panel 2" along the 3. seam. (Fig 2) seam locking tab. File • Remove both the 1" strip and the remaining bottom down the locking tab section of the panel, flush with the rest of the tab with a knife. • Next remove the top portion or nailing hem portion of the damaged panel. To achieve this, You'll need to This will allow for cut the fasteners holding the piece.An oscillating easier installation at tool, reciprocating saw or a hack saw blade can be this seam. Fig, 5 used. 52 53