How would you install this over vinyl siding?
1457719
Simply place it flat against the siding and bolt it in. We did it and it worked perfectl
1457720
Cut the siding out. J channel the edges plywood the cutout paint and mount the brackets.
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You can try to locate the studs on the interior side of the wall. It is easy to patch if necessary. With a long drillbit drill through the vinyl siding on either side of the studs. Then place an appropriate sized board over two studs from the outside using long screws. Then the brackets can be screwed directly into the appropriate sized board.
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It's made for interior use. If vinyl siding is there, you could use plywood the size of the unit. Install the plywood on the vinyl siding first and then the brackets onto that. Make sure you hit studs with your screws! The unit I bought came with a bracket and I didn't know it and I bought a separate bracket. Check your unit first to save you money.
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I think that a better resolution to your problem would be to apply strips of EPDM roofing materiel over the joint that you want to reinforce.So far as applying this over silicone, I don't know if that would work or not.
2157669
I have mine attached to vinyl siding. Has gaps between. Must have solid wood to anchor lag bolts. I have brackets spanning two rows of siding to give level surface across high points. Held up very well this past winter.
880717
Mount it near your outside outlet and yes, two screws into the siding will hold it.
1326517
I laid mine over the existing because I was unable to get it up. If the existing vinyl is tight it shouldn't be a problem. Ideally though, you'll want to take up the old.
2245090
Yes. It can be mounted to vinyl siding and it must be attached to the studs.
1440656
Best I can tell you. I installed it over vinyl covered concrete slab. No problems.
2190115
You would need to screw it to the wall. If you are ok with drilling your siding then you would need to drill trough the siding and screw it to the OSB (Oriented Strand Board) (or whatever is behind the siding).
2169709
I mounted mine on the aluminum facia above the siding, but it should work fine over the vinyl. No different then shutters if you have them or your house numbers. You might need longer screws is all. You need to mount this light on the side of the house it is to project from. I mounted it on the side but wanting to illuminate the front. The lights are adjustable enough but the sensor wont turn enough to cover much of the front.
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It should work.....my nephew-in-law installed mine through kitchen (dry wall) to outside (vinyl siding).
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I suggest going to a place that specializes in Plexiglass and have a piece of that cut to fit the difference between where the window kit ends and the top of the slider. Go for a bit thicker than thinner so it doesn't bend easily, plus it will look nicer during the daylight hours than a solid item like wood... We have a Tap Plastics out here in Northern California - Good luck!
699053
I'm not sure I understand exactly what you are asking. Are you asking if you can paint this on over vinyl siding? This should be applied directly to a clean, smooth concrete block or poured concrete wall.
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The light is fairly heavy with all the D batteries inside so I don't think vinyl itself would be good to hold this up. If you have something behind the siding to screw this into, you should be good to go.
1200257
Yes. Just try to avoid the horizontal ridges. If you stay close to the center of each "lap" you should be fine. The standoff works better on vinyl (and any other type of siding) than a standard ladder in protecting the siding surface.
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Yes, it can....in fact, I did exactly that with mine. But to manage a good, snug fit without gaps caused by the angled siding, it will be necessary to buy some self adhesive weather stripping, and apply it to the fixture's wall flange. Then use a long, narrow blade to shape the stripping until it conforms to your siding. It will be important to leave no gaps in the installation because critters like bees and hornets are always looking for places like that to nest.Best of luck,Bob
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I do not know. My siding is on the house and appears similar to that in the picture here.
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yes i think it will work great. it is not so powerful, it won't blow the siding off. i would use a mildew and mold product with it.