Description
- Applicable Size: Our siding gauges can be adjusted at 1/4-inch increments for 4 to 8-inch siding reveals. Support full 12-foot cement-board siding lengths
- Ideal for One-person Installation: This siding mounting block supports the next course for nailing, with virtually no layout time
- Premium-Quality Materials: This gauge block set is safe to use on primed or pre-finished products. It with polycarbonate body, adjustable screw and rubber padding on the locking grip, the rubber padding can make sure your siding will not be scratched or damaged
- Important: Don’t over-tighten handle, over-tightening handle may cause tool to pull away from siding
- 24/7 Customer Service: Please contact us if you have any problem. We have a professional customer service to solve the problem for you at first time
Bezli –
Cheaper than the original ones, and it’s no surprise there’s a gap when locking it into place that appears between the device and the wall such that when setting the next board it nearly falls into it. Most times it works fine, but sometimes falls in between the device and the board below. I’m a diy, so maybe I don’t know what I’m doing but these seem like simple devices. No scratching on the board it locks on. Pretty cool for the price
Bezli –
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Picked up this siding installation tool for a home renovation project. It definitely makes the job easier, especially when working alone. The adjustable spacing feature is handy, saved me from constantly measuring and marking. Managed to hang 12-foot boards without too much struggle, which was a pleasant surprise. The rubber padding is a nice touch, didn’t leave any marks on the siding. However, it’s not all smooth sailing. The handle can be a bit finicky – overtighten it and the whole thing pulls away from the wall, undertighten and it slips. Took some trial and error to get it just right. The polycarbonate body feels a bit flimsy, made me nervous on windy days. It works well for standard siding thicknesses, but if you’re using anything non-standard, you might be out of luck. The adjustments are in quarter-inch increments, which is fine for most jobs but might limit you if you need something more precise. Overall, it’s a useful tool that speeds up the siding process, but it does require some patience to master. Good for DIYers tackling siding projects, but professionals might find it basic. Saves time once you get the hang of it, just be prepared for a bit of a learning curve.
action –
excellent value