Installation of fineber plinth panels. Facade panels FineBer (Finebeer). Wall preparation and framing

Fineber façade panels are designed for exterior walls of buildings, concrete fences, retaining walls and other structures. Plinth siding not only gives the walls a resemblance to stone or brickwork, but also protects them from wind, dirt and precipitation.

Construction of Fineber facade panels

The panel is made of durable polypropylene with additives that increase the plastic's resistance to UV, some chemical substances and temperature fluctuations. The thickness of the panel is about 3 mm (it is slightly larger on the stiffeners).

The front side of the facade panel has a relief surface. The relief imitates stone or brickwork. Simulation accuracy is achieved through multi-layer coloring, which reproduces the smallest details- up to pores, microcracks and efflorescence.

For fastening to the batten on the top and bottom sides of the panel basement siding Finebeer has rows of holes. On the side walls there are protrusions and recesses that simplify horizontal docking.

Elements for wall decoration

• ordinary panel;
• outer corner;
• additional elements (starter bar, J-profile, bar for fixing the inner corner).

Features of installation of basement siding Finebeer

Care

Properly fixed Fineber plinth siding can last several decades without requiring any maintenance. If necessary, you can clean the panels from dust and dirt with a water jet from a hose.

1. For mounting facade panels the following fasteners are used: aluminum or of stainless steel nails long enough to penetrate the base to a depth of at least 30 mm. The diameter of the stem is 3 mm, the diameter of the cap is 9-10 mm.
2. Installation of facade panels is carried out on a wooden crate with a moisture content of not more than 15-20%, impregnated with fire-resistant and antiseptic compounds. The recommended section of the battens is 40x40 mm. Sheathing slats are installed around doors, windows, at all corners, at the bottom and at the top of the panel installation area. The distance between the lower edges of the first (lowest) and second horizontal rail should be 420 mm. The distance between the lower edges of the remaining horizontal rails should be 440 mm. To make the panels more rigid, it is recommended to mount an additional horizontal rail in the middle between the main rails of the crate. The main and additional rails should provide flat surface in one plane. For mounting the outer corners of the facade panels, vertical laths of the lathing are installed flush with outside corners buildings (Fig. 1).
3. The facade panel is fastened with nails through perforated holes. Nails are installed strictly perpendicular to the panel in the center of the perforation hole. Slopes and bends of fasteners are not allowed. Nails must not be driven in until they touch the head of the panel. It is necessary to leave a distance of 1-1.5 mm between the nail head and the mounted panel, allowing it to move with temperature fluctuations (Fig. 4).
4. Facade panels and auxiliary profiles for them change linear dimensions when the temperature changes. In this regard, it is necessary to leave a distance between the vertical auxiliary profiles and the ends of the panels (when mounting in summer time- a gap of 5-6 mm, in sub-zero temperatures - 9-10 mm).
5. Vertically located auxiliary profiles are fastened in the following way: fasteners are installed in the upper corners of the perforations, and all the rest - in the center of the perforations (Fig. 6). The distance between the nails when installing the J-profile and the internal corner should not exceed 250 mm.
6. It is not recommended to install facade panels at temperatures below 10°C. If it becomes necessary to install facade panels and auxiliary profiles to them in sub-zero temperatures, it is necessary to keep all elements warm for 10 hours. All of the above conditions are necessary to compensate for the expansion and contraction of the panels during changes in air temperature and prevent their deformation.
7. Installation of panels on the walls of the building is recommended to be done horizontally, working from left to right, from bottom to top (Fig. 3).

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The sequence of installation of facade panels and accessories:

Starting strip - External corners and auxiliary profiles - Facade panels

1. First, the starting bar is installed strictly horizontally at the very bottom of the wall. At a distance of 300 mm from the corner of the building, the starting bar should be interrupted by 30 mm to ensure thermal movement during temperature fluctuations (Fig. 1). The mounting lines of the starting bar must match at all corners of the building. The bottom edge of the starting bar should match the bottom edge of the first rail. The starting bar is attached at least every 300 mm.
2. With an uneven foundation line, the front panels of the lower row are cut off from below. In this case, the starting bar is not installed, and the bottom of the panel is fastened with nails or self-tapping screws through drilled oval holes in the panel seams. The drilled holes should be the same as the perforated holes for fasteners.
3. To attach the first outside corner, place the corner on the starter bar, then drive nails into the center of the corner's top perforations on both sides. Thus, from below, the corner must be fixed in the starting bar, and fixed with nails from above. Connect the next corner to the previous one and fasten in the same way (Fig. 2).
4. The universal inner corner is designed for mounting facade panels at the junction perpendicularly standing walls. Mounted to the crate through the perforations. Next, the facade panels are joined into grooves (Fig. 5).
5. For framing windows and doorways it is recommended to use the J-profile. Also, the J-profile is used as a finishing element (Fig. 6, 7).
6. Facade panels are connected to the starting bar and to each other using L-shaped locks located on back side panels.
7. To install the first and last panels in a row, they must be cut at right angles. It is recommended to assemble the panels in a row without fixing them in order to mark the cutting lines. The last panel in the row must not be shorter than 30 cm. For shortening consumable it is recommended to use the cut off part of the panel as the end or start in another row (Fig. 2).
8. The left edge of the panel that goes under outer corner must be cut at right angles. Then the bottom edge of the panel is inserted into the starting strip. The panel is moved to the corner element, while leaving a gap (see item 4 General Provisions). Next panel is inserted into the starting bar next to the first panel and connected to it horizontally by pushing it all the way into the grooves of the first panel (Fig. 2.3).
9. Attachment of additional elements (shutters, canopy, etc.) over the mounted panels should be carried out to the crate through a specially drilled holes similar to perforated holes for fasteners.

The following tools are used for mounting facade panels:

hammer, tape measure, level, hacksaw with a fine tooth, Circular Saw, drill, screwdriver, building hair dryer(if necessary).

The following fasteners are used for installation of Fineber socle siding (facade panels):

galvanized nails or self-tapping screws with a countersunk head at least 30 mm long, leg diameter - 3-4 mm, head diameter - 6-8 mm.

Wall preparation and framing

Installation of facade panels is carried out on a wooden crate with a moisture content of not more than 15-20%, impregnated with fire-resistant and antiseptic compounds. The recommended cross-section of the lathing bars is 45x30 mm. For the installation of external corners, the laths of the battens are installed vertically at a distance of 10 cm from each external corner of the building.

Between the vertical laths of the lathing for mounting the panels, horizontal ones are installed, with the recommended distance between the bottom lines of the main laths - 44 cm.

All laths of the crate must provide a flat surface in the same plane.

Installation of FineBer facade panels and auxiliary profiles for them

Installation of panels on the walls of the building should be done horizontally, working from left to right, from bottom to top (Fig. 1). It is recommended that you complete the installation of panels on one wall before moving on to the next.

Facade panels and auxiliary profiles for them change linear dimensions when the temperature changes. In this regard, it is necessary to leave a distance between the vertical auxiliary profiles and the ends of the panels (during installation in the summer - a gap of 2-3 mm, in sub-zero temperatures - 4-5 mm).

A self-tapping screw or nail is fixed in the center of the perforation hole. The head of the fastener should barely touch the panel, allowing it to move with temperature fluctuations. All fasteners are installed strictly perpendicular to the panel. Slopes and bends of fasteners are not allowed (Fig. 2).

When installing facade panels and auxiliary profiles to them in sub-zero temperatures (not lower than -10°C), it is necessary to keep all elements warm for 10 hours.

The elements of the facade panels are cut using a hacksaw with a fine tooth or a circular saw (the disc must be with fine teeth set in reverse side from the panel). It is necessary to start cutting the panel from the side of the perforations (Fig. 1).

Vertically arranged auxiliary profiles are attached as follows: the first fastener installed in upper part upper perforation, the rest - in the center of the perforations (Fig. 2).

With an uneven foundation line, the front panels of the lower row are cut off from below. In this case, the starting bar is not installed, and the bottom of the panel is fastened with nails or self-tapping screws through drilled oval holes in the panel seams. The drilled holes should be the same as the perforated holes for fasteners.

Installation sequence of FineBer facade panels and auxiliary profiles for them

Installation of the starting bar.

The starting bar is installed strictly horizontally at the very bottom of the wall at a distance of 10 cm from the corner of the building (Fig. 1). The level checks that the bar is installed evenly and horizontally. The line of attachment of the starting bar should go at the same level around the entire perimeter of the building. The starting bar is attached every 30 cm.

Installation of the outer corner.

The first outside corner is set to the left corner of the wall. The bottom edge of the outer corner of the first row should be flush with the bottom edge of the starting bar. The outer corner is fastened as follows: the first fastener is installed in the upper part of the upper perforation, the rest - in the center of the perforations. It is not recommended to mount more than two outer corners at the same time.

Panel installation.

The first panel is inserted into the starting bar and slides into the groove of the outer corner with a gap of 2-3 mm (4-5 mm when mounted in sub-zero temperatures, but not below -10°C). All L-locks on the back of the panel must be snapped onto the starter bar.

The edge of the panel that enters the groove of the corner element must be cut at a right angle. It is necessary to cut the first and last panels in a row (Fig. 1). It is recommended to assemble the panels in a row without fixing them in order to mark the cutting lines. The last panel in the row should not be shorter than 30 cm.

Facade panels are attached to the crate through holes located in the second row from the top (Fig. 3).

Installation of the last panel in a row.

The penultimate panel is fixed to one fastener on the left side, so that it can be bent right side. Next, the last panel is inserted into the groove of the corner element. The panels are folded away from the wall, joined and, by pressing on the connecting seam, move towards the wall. After that, the panels are fixed permanently.

Installation of the next rows.

For the installation of the next rows, the top panel is installed on the bottom and slides to the left, connecting with the previous one.

Installing a J-profile (or curb).

When making internal corners, the J-profile (or curb) is installed according to the drawing (Fig. 4, 5).

Decoration of window and door openings:

first, the J-profile (curb) is installed on the sides of the window or doorway. Then the J-profile (curb) is installed on the top of the window or door opening so that the end edges of the J-profile protrude by a distance equal to the width of the J-profiles (curbs) installed on the sides. First, it is necessary to make cuts in the upper and lower J-profile (Fig. 6).

When using a J-profile as a finishing element, a part with perforated mounting holes must be cut off on the panel included in the profile groove (Fig. 7).

Docking of facade panels with a J-profile should be carried out in compliance with a small temperature gap.

Border installation.

The border is installed on the panel at the point of separation of the basement and main facade zones of the building and is attached to the wall (Fig. 8).

Further, when finishing the entire building with facade panels, the next row of panels is installed on the curb. When finishing the main facade vinyl siding A starting strip of vinyl siding is attached over the perforations of the curb.

Installation of additional elements.

Fastening additional elements (shutters, visor, etc.) over the mounted panels of the basement siding should be carried out to the crate through specially drilled holes of a larger diameter than the diameter of the leg of the fastener (Fig. 9).

Not every homeowner allows it financial condition ennoble the house stone tiles or decorative bricks. The point is not only the cost of materials, but also the complexity, high cost of installation. To insulate and give the house a more aesthetic appearance, there are special facade panels. Such panels have many advantages, including a low price.

An example of the use of facade panels

An illustrative example of how the facade looks after installing the panels

The main advantage - easy solution in beautifying the building. Panels are very simple products, which have become popular due to their external qualities. They are able to turn an ordinary building into a beautiful and well-kept home.

The difference between facade panels, bricks and stones

The first thing you should pay attention to is the price. Front panels are made of qualitative and inexpensive polymer. The production of such panels is much cheaper than the production facade bricks and decorative stones.

facade FineBer panels

Facade panels Docke-R

Front panel color

The installation method is different. If a few fasteners and screws are enough for panels, then much more is needed for brick and stone. Stone and brick are laid out much longer, due to the peculiarities of their installation - cement, sand, water are needed. In addition, the stones must be adjusted to each other. Panels are pre-installed installed frame. Under them can be installed various heaters from mineral wool and polystyrene.

What are the panels for?

First of all, panels were invented not only as a means to decorate the facade of a building, but also as a way to hide additional insulation. Their main plus is that in the space between the panel and the wall, where there are frame wastelands, you can additionally put a layer of insulation.

Pie insulation and facade panels

Unlike decorative stones and bricks, this method of improving the facade additionally insulates and allows you to keep the heat inside the building. In addition, as already mentioned, the panels are very easy to install with your own hands, without the use of third-party equipment, materials and people.

Advantages of facade panels

This method of finishing the facade was invented as a cheap alternative. In addition, it is much easier and faster to independently install this kind of facade and related structures than to lay out a facade of tiles, bricks and other materials. In addition, the plastic from which the products are made is durable.

It is also noted for convenience during operation. Such a facade is easy to wash with water from a hose. In addition, this method of finishing the facade allows you to simultaneously insulate the building itself. Additional components or special panels are used.

Facade thermal panels

A significant plus of polymer panels is giving any shape and visual design. The panels are painted for various materials - wood, the same bricks and stones. This is their versatility.

The most important thing is not only the cheapness of the panels themselves, but also related materials. For work, a minimum of materials and forces is required. Among the shortcomings, one can single out the susceptibility of some products to mechanical damage. Another disadvantage is that in case of damage to one of the components of the facade, not only the replacement of the corresponding part will be required, but also the dismantling of the entire facade. However, it is much better and cheaper than replacing and repairing a facade made of natural materials.

An example of finishing the facade with panels

Panels imitate brickwork

Basic rules for installing panels

Before you install facade panels, you need to choose the material from which they will be made, design and shape. In addition, the preparation consists in the acquisition of consumables (screws, dowels) and tools (screwdrivers, grinders, screwdrivers). Here the main advantage over brick and stone is observed - there is no need to purchase cement, sand.

In addition, the panel itself can not only decorate the walls of the building, but also the foundation. The building will look strong and, at the same time, an elegant monolith.

Tools for facade work

Next, you should carry out preliminary measurements of the house itself. This is necessary to determine the quadrature of the panels, an approximate count of the number of screws and dowels. After measurements, it would be best to draw the approximate location of the panels, the creation of the frame structure itself. This is general scheme work on the installation of the future facade of the house.

Calculation of facade panels

Schematically, the preparation looks like this:

The most important rule for installing panels is to follow the diagram. The first layer, the first panel laid, is the most important part. If it is installed incorrectly, then the entire structure will have to be redone in the future. A level should be used to determine the installation angle of each panel. Thus it is possible to avoid uneven laying of panels.

Types of facade panels

Facade panels: types and variety of materials

Choose for yourself the material from which the panels will be made. Today, in addition to polymer panels, there are metal, more durable. At the same time, plastic retains heat better. At this stage, the issue of the appearance of the facade is also decided. Panels can be stylized as a tree, decorative brick, stone and more. There are a lot of design solutions.

These are the most demanded and popular panels. There are certain differences not only in the material, but also in the installation of the facade itself. Each of the types of the future facade will differ externally.

Metal siding installation

It all starts identically: materials are prepared, drawn schematically future design, installation is in progress. The profiles are installed in accordance with the drawn diagram at right angles to the base of the house in increments of 50 cm. The supporting profiles must be fixed with dowels.

Metal siding: mounting on an aluminum frame

Remove interfering elements from the facade of the building

After installing the vertical profiles, it is necessary to install transverse bulkheads. Here you will need to make paws on each side of the panel for attaching to the profile. There are ready-made frames right away, but such structures have a clear drawback - they must be attached directly to the walls of the house. If the wall is made of foam concrete, then such a frame may collapse. Also, the frame is not recommended to be installed on silicate brick. Red brick walls are also not suitable for finished frame. In addition, such designs are more expensive than self-installed.

Installation of vertical racks in a horizontal profile

alignment metal frame vertically and horizontally

We put additional vertical racks under the siding (based on the recommended dimensions of 40-60 cm)

The most common fastening of metal profiles with each other

siding frame

After the bulkheads have been installed, you can insert into the resulting rectangles various kinds insulation.

Laying insulation boards

Mineral wool can be fixed with direct hangers

The insulation layer is covered with a wind and vapor barrier sheet.

Once the insulation is installed, the panels can be fixed to the frame. Each panel has holes for screws. This allows you to hide the seams and not disturb the aesthetic appearance of the facade.

Additional elements

Metal Siding Kit

Schematically, the setup looks like this.

Stage 1. Drawing up a diagram of the house and the future frame for the panels.

Mounting diagram

Stage 2. Cleaning the building of unnecessary decorative elements.

Stage 3. Production of an external frame on the walls of a building or installation of a finished one.

Stage 4. Installing the tide, starting bar and the very first row of panels. A level is used to determine the correct angle.

Low tide installation

We fix the ebb with self-tapping screws in increments of no more than 40 cm

We install planks with an overlap

Installation of external corners

We fix the inner corner

Installation of the start profile

We screw the screws in the center of the holes, check the tightness of fastening by slightly moving the bar to the right and left

Installation of platbands on windows

Fastening of the near-window profile

Stage 5. The following rows are installed, followed by fastening to the frame.

We snap the first panel into the starting bar and fasten it with self-tapping screws to the crate

We insert the next panel into the locking part of the previous one and repeat the installation

Installation of metal siding

Stage 6. Installation of the final plank, spotlights and decorative elements.

Installation of the finishing profile

In the last panel, we make holes with a punch, snap the panel into the finishing profile

Soffit installation

In the future, similar installation elements are stored for each type of panel. This is also a plus of the panels - their installation is similar, which means that you can easily learn how to install the facade.

Metal siding is a good option for giving and one-story house. Such panels perfectly repeat the effect of wood. In addition, the products are perfectly processed without unnecessary tools. Easy Care It is enough to wash the contaminated part of the house with water.

metal siding

Download file. Manufacture of works on the installation of metal siding

Instruction

Decorative panels for tiles (clinker)

Relatively new material, giving an aesthetic appearance to the facade and insulating the house at the same time. Such panels have two components - a base made of insulation and an outer coating. The coating can be stylized for any material - brick, stone, etc.

Such panels are fastened very quickly, due to easy way. For fastening, you will need a spatula, construction glue, a prepared frame. The latter is not necessary, since such panels can be mounted immediately on the wall. The frame serves to install an additional layer of insulation.

Mounting diagram

The panels are fastened as follows - a solution of building glue is applied to the notched trowel. Regarding mortar, each tile manufacturer specifies the proportion formula required for installation. Glue is applied to the product, which is applied to outer wall or frame. After, the panel comes off after three minutes, and is again attached to the surface. This method is necessary in order to increase the adhesion strength.

Elements are fixed with glue

The evenness of the installation is checked by a level

Between the joints, the panels can be glued with construction adhesive, and for additional strength, the panels are fixed with screws. The only drawback of such panels is their high cost. In return, you get not only beautiful facade but also a warm home.

Installation of thermal panels

Fixing elements

Seam filling

Most likely, this best option not only improve the appearance of the facade of the building, but also insulation. Such panels look the most attractive, because they take the form various materials and products from them. The house can turn into a stone fortress.

In addition, in case of damage to one of the parts of the facade, there is no need to disassemble the entire structure. Enough to pick up right size panel, remove the damaged one and install a new one.

The main recommendation is to install in the warm season, since the glue may not harden correctly when low temperatures, and the whole structure will not hold firmly on the wall. Each manufacturer indicates on the packaging at what air temperatures it is most correct to mount the panel.

Video - Installation, insulation with thermal panels

Video - Installation of facade thermal panels (PPU) with clinker tiles

Fiber cement panels for plastering

Such products have a number of advantages over others:

• the weight of such products is insignificant, there is no load on the walls and frame;
• high thermal insulation. In addition, you can additionally install insulation between the frame and the panel;
• good condensate drainage. The walls of such a facade seem to "breathe".

However, these panels are not without drawbacks. The most important of them is fragility. Products are subject to mechanical damage. At the same time, the replacement of one panel entails the processing of the entire frame.

Plastered siding

Characteristics of fiber cement panels

Panel options

Another plus is the installation method. Such panels are installed in the same way as the above metal siding.

Scheme of mounting fiber cement panels on a flat surface

Mounting fiber cement siding, scheme

Step by step, the whole installation looks like this:

• the installation site is being prepared. The facade must be cleaned and the interfering decor removed;
• installation diagram is created. The scheme is necessary for further planning the purchase of materials in order to accurately calculate the number of panels themselves, additional elements and fasteners;
• frame is made. It can be wooden or shaped. The frame can also be pre-ordered. Vertical racks must be installed at a distance of 50 cm from each other. Between them - transverse;

  Frame for panels

• the first panel is installed from the bottom. Correct and even installation is the main stage in the work;
• panels are alternately exposed, which are attached to the frame with screws;

  Photo - the process of mounting panels

  Mounting on a wooden frame

  Panel assembly process

• heaters are inserted into the space between the wall and the panel. It could be mineral wool or polystyrene.

Video - Installation instructions for facade panels

wood siding

Perhaps one of the most expensive species panels, but the most beautiful. The panels are made from pressed sawdust, processed special solutions for strength and durability. However, if you do not take care of such a facade regularly (every two seasons), then it quickly becomes unusable. In addition, this method of finishing is suitable only for one-story houses, since the panels are heavy, the frame may not be able to withstand.

wood siding

As in the case of metal siding, wooden panels are mounted on a prepared frame. Installation methods are identical:

• the frame is made of wooden bars. But it is possible to install from metal profile to facilitate construction. The first rack is installed at a right angle to the base of the building, and the rest after half a meter are parallel. Racks are installed between them;

  Scheme of the device of a wooden crate for siding

• a wooden frame must be treated with insect and moisture repellents;
• the resulting space between the racks can be filled with insulation. Mineral wool is recommended for insulation, since it will not only keep the heat in the house, but also allow the condensate to be removed;

  Block house wall cladding

  Facade cladding technology with wood siding

• the panels are fixed to the frame using clamps or screws.

wood siding for home decoration

The above panels can be replaced with longer ones. The advantage of such panels is that they are fixed immediately to the wall one after another in a row. The length of such products is 6 meters. It's over fast way installation. But in order to complete the work on the facade, you need at least two people. One person will not cope with such work, as the panels may not be installed correctly.

In order to cut off the unnecessary part of the panel, it is recommended to use a grinder. She will most quickly cope with such a product and evenly cut off part of the panel.

The complexity of such products lies in their mass. For installation, it is best to call an assistant. So, the process will be optimally fast and correct.

After installation wooden facade covered with a protective layer of paint

PVC panels

PVC siding is the easiest and cheapest way to decorate the facade of a building. Such panels are popular for several reasons: ease of installation; low cost; huge color options. Of the shortcomings, it is worth noting that such panels are made of plastic and any facade will look plastic even at the farthest distance.

This type of panel is installed exclusively horizontally. For work, you will need a construction or any other knife. In addition, a puncher will be needed. You will also need a level to determine the angle of the panels, as well as a hammer for driving nails.

Initial stage PVC installations panels is a preliminary inspection of the house. It is necessary to determine the location of the first row of panels. In the case of a new building, it is recommended to install panels from the beginning of the foundation. Also, PVC panels can be installed from the initial row of the old finish.

Beginning of installation

Next, you should install the initial frame, namely: corners, both external and internal, platbands, first strips for attaching panels. Installation begins from the corners. The gap between them and the eaves should not be more than 6.5 mm.

The most important stage, on which the further fate of the entire facade will depend, is the installation of the first strip of panels. It is important to install the first strip of fasteners as correctly as possible, since the fastening of the panel itself depends on it. If the strip was laid evenly, then the panel will be even.

General provisions

On windows and doors it is necessary to install platbands, ebbs and linings. And after the completed steps, the installation of all the remaining rows of the facade begins. The top panel is inserted into the profile and nailed, but not completely. Between the panels there should be an interval of 0.4 cm, and between other components - no more than 6 mm. In order to avoid vertical overlaps, it is recommended to install the panels at half the factory mark. So the joints will not be visible from the front side.

The sequence of installation of facade panels

When installing panels, remember that parts of the products will need to be cut off. For this, a construction knife is used. A ruler and level are also needed to more accurately measure the angle and draw a straight line on the product. We draw a line on the panel in the place where you need to cut off a piece, carefully draw it several times with a knife. Plus plastic - it is ideal for such manipulations.

It is necessary to be extremely careful, since mechanical damage is very visible on such material.

Such panels are most in demand because of their ease of installation and low cost. Besides, PVC products installed on various heights buildings, as they are very light. Installation of such panels is simple and does not require much time.

The final step is to install the top row of panels. Only whole panels are needed for the top row. In addition, the last panel is closed with a special profile for water outflow.

Video - Installation of basement siding

If you pay attention to the installation methods, then there are no fundamental differences. There are certain nuances that should be considered when installing panels yourself:

1. The bottom layer is the most important. level or installed panel is the key to correct and successful work. In the case of improper installation, there is a high probability of replacing the entire structure.

   Installing the first siding panel and correctly engaging the profile lock

2. The frame is an important part. In addition to clinker panels, other products need a frame. It will minimize the load on the walls of the house and distribute it correctly. In addition, various heaters can be installed in the space between the wall and the tile thanks to the frame.

   Wooden frame for siding

   The easiest way to insulate

3. The seams of the panels are perfectly hidden behind each other when properly installed.

   Building (joining) siding panels along the length

4. The minimum number of tools - you need a construction (preferably) knife to cut off excess parts of the panels, a screwdriver, a level, a ruler. In addition, the installation of panels does not take much time.
5. If you feel the difficulty to install the panel yourself, without a specialist, hiring one person is enough. In the future, observing the work, you can easily repeat all the work done for other buildings.
6. Large field for design solutions. Most of the products are stylized as stone, wood and decorative bricks. The house will look rich and elegant.

   Finishing the facade of the house

This is what a person needs to know if he decides to do the installation of panels on his own. The process is not technically complex. It is necessary to act carefully and carefully to achieve the desired result.

Comparison of different panels

There are both pros and cons of each type of facade panels. Everyone has strengths and weak.

The fundamental differences will be in the price and durability of the products. Of course, each of the above options has its own individual characteristics, for which these panels are chosen.

Aspects of choosing facade panels

It is worth noting that the panels were created not only to improve the appearance of the building, but also to hide various kinds of insulation. Moreover, the panels allow you to hide not one, but even two or three layers of insulation. It all depends on the type of products, the height of the frame and the correct installation.

In addition, panels can and should be used to insulate not only residential premises. Such a move as insulation and the use of panels for the facade of the building is used on industrial enterprises. For large rooms this is a huge plus as a heat saving inside the building. For the industry, PVC panels are most in demand due to the ratio of price and quality.

First of all, you need to prepare the place of work. Items to be dismantled storm system, lamps and more. This is necessary in order not to damage the panels themselves and related products.

Installation of panels must be accurate. They need to move on top of each other to easily fit in. correct position corresponding panel. After all the panels are installed and fixed, the result is obvious - a smooth and beautiful wall.

How to fix siding

The resulting overlaps do not need to be sealed. It would be most correct not to use such sealants, since they will disrupt heat transfer and the removal of condensate from the building.

The knife is one of the most necessary tools. With it, it is necessary to adjust the length of the panels. In the case of metal siding and wood panels, the knife is replaced by a grinder. It must be remembered that even corners are necessary for the correct joint of the panels.

Panel cutting

Siding cutting

After installing the facade, the most important thing is maintenance. If you take care of the panels properly, the structure will not lose appearance and will last a very long time.

Facade panels under brick

Video - The procedure for sheathing a house

Fasteners. Finebeer plinth siding is fixed to the crate with self-tapping screws or stainless steel nails. The length of the leg should be such that it enters the material of the crate (base) to a depth of at least 3 cm. The diameter of the leg is 3 mm, the cap is 9 mm.

Base. For the installation of FineBer basement siding, a crate is used. It is placed horizontally, with a step of 44 cm. (Attention! For the "Wild Stone" series - the distance between the lower edges of the first and second rails is 43.5 cm, between the remaining rails 44 cm. For the "Large Stone" and "Facing Brick" series - the distance between the lower edges of the first and second rails is 42 cm, between the remaining rails 44 cm. For the "Natural Stone" series - the distance between the lower edges of the first and second rails is 40.4 cm, between the remaining rails 42.4 cm. For the "Brick" series "and" Rock "- the distance between the lower edges of the first and second rails is 41.6 cm, between the remaining rails 43.6 cm.) Separately, the lathing bars are fixed around the perimeter of door and window openings, at the corners, along the lower and upper edge of the lining zone. The crate is assembled from bars 40x40 mm, the moisture content of the wood is not more than 15-20%. Previously, the bars are impregnated with fire protection. To make the lining more rigid, additional horizontal slats are attached in the center between the main bars. All bars and laths of the crate should form a flat surface. Thermal insulation is placed between the bars.

Basement siding attachment. Facade panels FineBer have perforated fixing holes. The legs of nails or self-tapping screws during fastening should fall strictly into their center, enter perpendicular to the plane of the cladding without slopes, bends. The head of the fastener should not touch the surface of the material (leave a temperature gap of 1-1.5 mm, see Fig. 4). Each panel is attached at least five points. When fastening J-profiles and internal corner elements, the spacing between fasteners does not exceed 25 cm.

temperature gaps. Basement siding and accessories for it can change linear dimensions with temperature changes. To avoid temperature deformations, during installation, gaps are provided between the cladding elements (panel ends and vertical profiles, slats). During installation in summer they are 5-6 mm, in winter - 9-10 mm. Westmet specialists do not recommend mounting facade panels at temperatures below -10°C. If the installation is performed with negative temperature, previously all elements of the cladding are kept in a warm room for 10 hours. When mounting vertical strips, profiles, the upper fasteners are placed at the upper edge of the mounting hole, all other fasteners are placed in the center of the mounting holes (see Fig. 6). The listed requirements are observed in order to compensate for the compression and expansion of the material during temperature changes and to prevent their deformation, warping, cracking.

FineBeer facade panels are installed horizontally, from the left edge of the wall to the right, as shown in fig. 3.

Mounting order

• starting bar;
• external corners, accessories;
• ordinary panels.

Starting bar. Installed along the bottom edge of the cladding. When installed, it is located horizontally, at the same level around the entire perimeter of the building (the installation lines must match at all corners). The lower edge of the lath coincides with the lower edge of the first lath of the crate. At the edges of the walls, 30 cm from each of the corners, the plank is interrupted by 30 mm to provide a thermal gap (see Fig. 1). The strap is fastened every 30 cm or more often.

Facing without starting bar. If the foundation line is uneven, the starting bar is not set. Basement siding is attached to the crate, pre-cutting from the bottom in place. To fasten the lower edge of the panels, oval holes are pre-drilled in their seams, similar in shape to the factory perforation.

External and internal corners. The outer corner is attached to the vertical bar of the crate. The first fastener is made through the upper perforation so that the element "hangs" on it. Subsequent fasteners are placed in the center of the holes on both sides. The lower edge of the corner element must not reach the starting bar by 5 mm. External corners are assembled along the length of several elements. They are connected to each other, they are fastened in the center of the perforations (Fig. 3.). Each corner element is fixed at a minimum of three points on each side (6 anchors in total). They are not rigidly fixed on the crate, they leave a gap between the head of the screw or nail and the surface of the corner so that it can move freely during thermal expansion.

The inner corner is universal, it is attached to the crate through perforations at the inner perpendicular joints of the walls. Facade panels are fixed in grooves so as to obtain an even joint (see Fig. 5).

J profile. It is installed along the perimeter of window and door openings, along the upper edge of the cladding as a finishing element (Fig. 6, 7).

Installation of front panels. The first row is set on the starting bar. On the back side of the basement siding there are L-shaped locks, with the help of which they are connected to the plank. The first and last element in the row is cut at a right angle. When installing one row, the panels are assembled without fixing them in order to mark the line of cuts. They are made so that the last panel is no shorter than 30 cm. The cut off parts can be used as initial or final in the following rows (Fig. 2).

The left edge of the first panel in a row is brought under the outer corner. To do this, it is cut at a right angle. When fastening, the lower edge of the trimmed panel is inserted into the starting bar, the panel is moved to the corner, and a temperature gap is left. The next one is inserted into the starting strip and connected to the previous one with grooves, pushed in as far as it will go, as shown in Fig. 2, 3.

If shutters, a visor, other additional elements, their fastening is carried out in the bars of the crate. Mounting holes are pre-drilled in the cladding, similar to perforations.

For Fineber Stone Series

For Fineber Series "Stone Wild"

For Fineber "Large Stone" series

For Fineber series "Natural Stone"

For Fineber series "Brick"

For Fineber Facing Brick Series

For Fineber Rock Series

For Fineber Slate Series

The basement of the building and the entire facade must be reliably protected from the destructive effects of water, wind, sudden temperature changes and all kinds of mechanical damage. For outer cladding for the basement and walls of the house, the Moscow company Terna Polymer, founded in 2001, developed the FineBer siding.

polymer coating contains special stabilizers and modifiers that increase its strength and durability. FineBer is one of the best polymer coatings in Russia.

Sheathing skillfully imitates wild stone, brickwork and slate. Plinth panels are perfectly combined with modern facade materials. They can be used to decorate individual building elements: doors, windows, portals, columns, balustrades, as well as the entire facade.

FineBer siding allows you to reliably protect the basement of the house, give the building originality and respectability with minimal financial costs

Benefits of FineBer socle siding

Panels facade companies FneBer from Terna Polymer are deservedly in high demand.

Features of FineBer socle siding are distinguished by:

• The injection method makes it possible to produce siding with a relief that has increased impact strength and is stylized natural materials. The polymer coating does not rot and does not corrode, does not crack. FineBer siding adapted to Russian frosts.

• Uniform and durable color. Facade panels are painted with two-component dyes on water based, which are resistant to ultraviolet radiation and aggressive chemical influences. Painting is carried out in 2 stages (painting and high-speed drying) on ​​automated equipment.

• Water resistance. On the surface of the polymer sheathing, mold will not appear and there will be no salt stains.

• Ease. Unlike natural stone socle siding does not load the foundation of the building.

• Respectability. Wide selection textures and color palette. The color of the polymer coating is as close as possible to natural. Plinth sheathing is combined with popular finishing materials. Houses lined with FineBer facade panels acquire a complete appearance, they harmoniously fit into architectural ensembles cities and towns. Siding colors are as close as possible to natural tones.

• Environmental friendliness. The polymer coating does not emit harmful substances.

• Compliance with fire safety standards.

• Ease of installation. Installation can be done on your own. Basement siding is used to protect the basement, window / door openings and corners of the house, as well as to decorate the entire facade. Front panels are supplemented with functional additional elements.

• Ease of maintenance. Vinyl covering does not absorb grease, and dirt is washed off the skin with plain water from a garden hose.

• Warranty period of operation - 20 years.

• Affordable price.

Collections

wild stone

• colors:, terracotta, gray-green, sand, pearl, white coated;
• length and width of the plinth panel: 1117x 463 mm;
• thickness: 3 mm.

large stone

• colors: terracotta, sand, white coated;
• plinth panel length and width: 1080x452 mm;
• thickness: 3 mm.

A rock

• colors: terracotta, brown, brown, gray-green, beige, white coated;
• panel length and width: 1085x447 mm;
• thickness: 3 mm.

Brick facing

• colors: yellow, ceramics, red;
• length and width of the plinth panel: 1125 x488 mm;
• thickness: 3 mm.

Brick

• colors: red, brown, beige, white coated;
• thickness: 3 mm.

Slate

• colors: terracotta, sand, beige, white coated;
• plinth panel length and width: 1137x470 mm;
• thickness: 3 mm.

Rock

• colors: terracotta, sand, beige, coated white;
• plinth panel length and width: 1094x459 mm;
• thickness: 3 mm.

Brick facing BRITT

• colors: dark burgundy, dark pink (York), burgundy, brown-black;
• plinth panel length: 1130x463mm;
• thickness: 3 mm.

Additional elements

• Border length 3030 mm. Necessary for decorating the transition from the basement to the facade of the building. It is used to decorate door / window openings.

• The starting bar is 3030 mm long. securely fixes the first row of polymer panels, it is completely hidden behind the panels.

• J profile length 3030 mm. It is used for sealing joints, as well as for decorating corners, door / window openings.

• External corners 470 mm high and 115 mm wide..

Mounting

FineBer facade panels for plinth must be installed according to the instructions. For work you will need: tape measure, level, hacksaw, screwdriver, hammer, drill, circular saw, self-tapping screws, galvanized nails.

FineBer plinth panels are mounted on a crate made of natural wood(section of bars 45x30 mm). A metal profile is used for facing the facade of the building.

Installation on walls starts from the bottom, is carried out horizontally, from left to right. The starting bar is mounted 10 cm from the corner, after 30 cm, at the same level around the entire perimeter. The lower edges of the outer corners are attached flush with the bottom of the starting bar.

The first panel of the basement siding is inserted into the starting bar and pushed into the groove of the outer corner. The locks on the back of the panel snap into place on the starting bar.

The siding is attached to the crate with self-tapping screws using perforation. The head of the self-tapping screw cannot be hammered tightly; a small gap must remain between it and the panel so that the siding does not undergo deformation during temperature fluctuations.

Window and door openings are decorated with a J profile and a border. The border is installed on the panel and attached to the wall at the junction of the base and the main facade. For cladding facade panels of the entire building new row basement siding is installed on the curb.

Video instructions for installing siding with your own hands.

Before starting work, a wooden crate of the facade of the building is carried out. Vertical planks of the crate are installed at a distance of 10 cm from the outer corners of the building. Between them, horizontal laths of the crate are fastened at a distance of 44 cm from each other.

Installation of plinth panels

1. Work begins on the installation of panels with the installation of the starting bar, which is located at a distance of 10 cm from the corners.
   
2. After that, the outer corners of the building are drawn up, fixing corner strips sequentially from top to bottom.
   
3. Facade panels are installed horizontally from bottom to top and from left to right. The first panel enters the groove of the corner element by 2-3 and is fixed on the starting bar with L-shaped locks.
   
4. Installation is carried out sequentially: the design of the next wall is transferred after completion of work on the previous one.
   
5. When fastening between vertical panels and auxiliary profiles, a gap of 2-3 mm is left during installation in the warm season and 4-5 cm in winter. Self-tapping screws are fixed in the center of the perforation hole.
   
6. If it is necessary to cut the elements, it is carried out starting from the perforation holes.
   
7. The last panel in the row is inserted into the groove of the corner element from the opposite end of the wall.
   
8. The next rows of panels are installed on the bottom row and connected to each other in series.

Decoration of the main facade of the building

A curb (J-profile) is used to decorate the internal corners of the building, as well as window and door openings.

After the installation of the main panels, the lower (basement) part of the building is formed with a curb, on which the panels of the main facade are then installed. If it is planned to decorate the facade with vinyl siding panels, a starting bar is additionally installed on the curb.

Additional facade design elements (canopy, shutters, etc.) are attached to the building's crate through holes larger than the diameter of the leg of the fastener.

1. Galvanized nails and self-tapping screws are used as fasteners when installing facade panels. Fasteners with a length of 30 mm or more are used, with a secret cap, the diameter of the leg should be 3-4 mm, the cap should be 6-8 mm.
2. Fasteners are installed in the middle of the perforation, perpendicular to the plane of the panel, without inclination. The panels are fastened through the second row of perforations, as shown in fig. 3.
3. mounted on a wooden crate. The moisture content of wood should be no more than 15-20%. For the crate, bars with a section of 40x40 mm (recommended), 45x30 mm or 50x40 mm are used. They are installed horizontally over the entire surface, which will be lined with facade panels. The gap between the lower edges of the main bars should be 44 cm. It is recommended to install additional slats between the main bars, this will give the panels greater rigidity (Fig. 1). External surface all rails must be in the same plane to provide a level base for attaching the panels. At the outer corners, the rails are mounted vertically, they are fixed at a distance of 10 cm from the corner of the building. The crate is impregnated with an antiseptic and a fire-resistant compound.
4. The material of facade panels and components changes somewhat in size under the influence of temperature. This should be taken into account when installing the cladding. Between the ends of the facade panels and vertical profiles, it is necessary to leave a gap of 2-3 mm wide. If installation work is carried out with sub-zero temperature, the gap is made 4-5 mm wide. Nails or self-tapping screws are installed in the center of the perforations. Their caps should only lightly touch the surface of the panel, so as not to interfere with its free displacement when the temperature changes (Fig. 3).
5. When mounting vertical auxiliary profiles, the first fastener is installed at the upper edge of the first (upper) perforation hole. All other fasteners are placed in the middle of the perforations (Fig. 4).
6. Facade panels are installed horizontally. Their installation is recommended to be carried out from the bottom up, from left to right (Fig. 1).

When using facade panels, the installation of the cladding is carried out in the following order:

1. Starting bars
2. Corner profiles
3. facade panels
4. J-profiles
5. borders

1. In case of installation work at air temperatures below 0 °C facade panels and auxiliary elements must be kept warm for about 10 hours.
2. You must first install corner elements on external corners and other necessary auxiliary profiles. On the inside corners, door and window openings it is recommended to install J-profiles or curbs (fig. 4 and 5). J-profiles are also used as final, finishing elements (Fig. 8).
3. Starting strips are mounted strictly horizontally at the bottom of the wall. A gap of 1 cm wide should be left between the edge of the starting bar and the corner profile (Fig. 1). Fix the starting elements every 30 cm.
4. If the foundation line is uneven, starting bars do not use. In this case, the panels for the bottom row are cut from below. In the seams at the bottom of the panels, oval holes are drilled similar to perforations. Through these holes, the panels are fixed with self-tapping screws or nails.
5. The edges of the plinth siding, which are connected to the corner profiles, must be exactly cut. Thus, the first and last panel in each row are cut off (Fig. 1). In order to correctly determine the cutting lines, Krovli-M specialists recommend pre-assembling a number of panels. The length of the last element must be at least 30 cm. To reduce material consumption, the cut-off part of the facade panel can be used at the beginning or at the end of another row (Fig. 1 and 2).
6. To connect the panels vertically, L-shaped locks are provided on their back side. First, the leftmost lock is fixed, it is put on the starting element or the edge of the previous panel at an angle. Then the rest of the locks are sequentially fixed. To do this, press on the surface of the panel at the location of the lock so that it snaps into place. After installation, the panels are interconnected with a short movement (Fig. 2).
7. It is recommended to install curbs as a separating element between the plinth and the wall (Fig. 6).
8. Additional elements (for example, a canopy, shutters, etc.) installed on top of the facade panels must be attached to the crate. To do this, special holes are drilled in the panels, the diameter of which is larger than the diameter of the fasteners (Fig. 7).

• A rock