I love that detail of wrapping the J in the corner, I’m gonna try that on my next job. When water runs down the wall and turns that top piece of J mold into a gutter, the water runs down the sides and a lot of it goes behind the siding. I’ve seen the Amish run 20” flat sheet metal clear down the wall to the rat guard. I was impressed. It’s the same problem with vinyl siding. I have used a transition strip / Z mold on top of the window and run it past 1 inch on each side. Functional but not very pretty, I have used a piece of J and notch the siding 1” out on each side, A small dab of caulking at the joint and at least it gives it a little overhang. If anyone ask, it’s a colonial style, just mach the trim inside the house while you’re at it 😁🙈 I run synthetic felt down the wall, I’ve seen some bad Tyvek. Looks like a nice product, Hope to see more steel siding products in the future.

My board and batten siding arrives this week, was wondering how wide are the duck bill pliers is he using to make the bends on the J-channel.

You must be relying on the Tyvek to keep the water out when the water runs behind the J channel. Put together just like an old pole barn. I’ve seen the Tyvek turn to flaky powder in three years.

Thank you for this video!!!

Is the only way to overlap the vertical pieces is with z channel? There is no way to over lap the pieces themselves (slide one over the other)? our whole house is just under 20', so having the z channel across the whole length of the house just destroys the look for me.

Is there a way to replace a panel if damaged? Watched the video on the Log style siding, would it be same on B&B siding?

Can Trulog steel board and batten siding be installed on a post frame building without plywood sheeting behind it? Meaning can it be screwed into the grit boards running between posts?

Video only has sound on left channel, by the way.

Thanks for this video. Does the material rust at the ends where it is cut? What about the tight folds with pliers, will it rust there?

When installing the finished L on the bottom for the panels do you keep it off the concrete a 1/4 to a 1/2 inch

What type of screws are you using?

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