5 replies to this topic

[Brent Eichman]

Has anyone found a problem with siding extending past the corner board to face of brick on an adjoining exterior wall?

I had not experienced this in 2018, always trimmed correctly.

Even if I "inset trim", does not correct the problem.

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Brent Eichman

[Sam Morgan]

Probably need to us tools---> Adjust wall material---->Butt and have the brick come out to the edge of the siding.  At least that's what I would try first.  I haven't had this happen to me yet so can't say from experience 

[Jim Johnson]

Try doing a clean-up on the wall also.

[Henry Buckner]

Try setting the wall joins to 1/8", then re-adjust the walls.

[Brent Eichman]

Yes, had to edit wall join to zero and butt at these corners.

had to pull back 1/16 or the framing bled thru the opposing wall.  I never had to "work around" this in 2018.

on a similar issue, and in the past I just lived with it, but is there a fix for an inside corner board to show on the main wall that the bump-out intersects?

the main wall is a continuous wall and I placed a blank arch opening in it to open up into the bump-out.  I know you can build with 3 separate walls but sometimes that has problems as well.

also the corner board is not continuing to the soffit on the gable.

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[Brent Hyndman]

Please send a ticket that shows all of the concerns that you have and outline each of the issues in the description. when we receive the files, we'll take a closer look.

 

Thanks