Vinyl is simple to install. First make sure you have a reference point for placement of the graphic. Use a wax and grease remover to clean the area very well for proper adhesion. Place the graphic on the location to be installed and gently slide around until you have it in the proper location. When you peal the tack sheet off make sure you use a very sharp angle, try to make the tack sheet parallel with the surface as you are pulling it off.

The items required to install vinyl letters are masking tape, household cleaner (for clearing the surface), and a squeegee (which is provided with your order). See our Letter Application and Removal web page for instructions.

If you can use a level, a tape measure, a post hole digger and a string line- and are willing to take the time to do the job right- you can do the job yourself. USAVinyl supplies written instructions and has phone support!

Concrete Floors must not contain a sealer or finish of any kind. For installing below grade (below floor level, like in basements), we recommend Basement Proofer to prepare concrete floors. First, clean the sub-floor for any remaining dirt and grease. Tiles must be in the room of installation for at least 2 days to stabilize temperature. Never use polyurethane over vinyl tile.

The base ingredient is rigid PVC (polyvinyl chloride), modified to provide superior strength and ultraviolet (UV) resistance. The formulation is similar to vinyl siding, which has a nearly 30 year history of durability and structural integrity.

Although modified thinset will bond to the vinyl floor covering it doesn't mean it will allow for a successful installation. The vinyl should be removed along with the 1/4" plywood underlayment.

Yes. You just cut away the siding, mount a pressure treated ledger board 2" x 8" (the same width as your awning) wrap it in aluminum, then mount the awning to the board. Or, you can paint the board the same color as your house or trim if you want so it will blend in nicely with your siding or trim. Our stationary canopies or awnings can be installed directly onto any siding, be sure that the screws are mounted into studs for a secure fit.

Answer: Yes. It's easy. Our Motorized PRO model can be installed directly onto any siding without a board provided the proper anchors are in place.

A 1/4" plywood underlayment approved for use with sheet vinyl or adhesive-backed vinyl tiles should be installed with nails, staples or screws to the OvrX panels. Do not glue the plywood underlayment to OvrX panels. Do not glue adhesive-backed vinyl tiles directly to OvrX panels. Install the vinyl floor to the plywood underlayment according to the vinyl manufacturer's installation instructions. Leave 1/2" wall spacers in place until after the vinyl floor has been installed.

Yes, but ONLY if Basement Proofer is used to prepare the concrete before laying the tile. Vinyl tile can not be laid on top of a preexisting tiled floor below grade.

Yes, choose our clic floating cork floor and you can install directly over your existing flooring with very little surface preparation.

Peel the outer vinyl layer off dry. Soak the backing layer, wait 10 to 15 minutes and scrape off. For more detailed instructions or options, see our wallcovering removal guide.

Not when it comes to siding. Vinyl siding's outstanding features and benefits have made it the most popular siding material in America today. And because vinyl is the preferred siding for more and more homeowners, it retains most of its installed cost (see previous question for details). It's the material of choice on new luxury homes...and the first choice for remodeling projects large and small.

With each new install of the client, you are given a new node ID. Each time you re-install the client, you will have another node ID. When you reinstall - just copy that file to the same directory it was before and you will not have to add another node to your stats. No. If you stop a run before you have completed all the conformers for a candidate, the docking will be aborted.

In a way, it's almost no contest. When compared to wood, brick, stone, stucco, and metal sidings on the basis of initial cost, maintenance costs, appearance, durability and value, vinyl siding is clearly superior. Alside offers a broad range of vinyl siding products, so you can choose one that's easily affordable. Whichever you choose, you can expect the highest quality and lasting beauty. And Alside vinyl siding never needs painting or staining.

Vinyl siding is one of the most versatile exterior design products you can work with. Alside, for example, offers many different vinyl siding lines. That broad selection lets you choose among a wide variety of design options, including horizontal and vertical siding; traditional clapboard and authentically detailed "shaped" sidings; wide and narrow panel exposures; smooth, subtle and deep wood grain textures; plus a wide assortment of traditional and contemporary colors.

Absolutely. The correct technical name for the material used in vinyl siding is polyvinyl chloride. It's a strong, durable, proven material that has earned a solid reputation for its beauty and permanence. It's used in automotive applications, medical devices, defense weapons, appliances, floor coverings, and of course, home construction. It's ideal as an exterior material because vinyl siding doesn't rot, crack, dent or warp. Plus it never peels or blisters.