How to Install Lap Siding // Shed Build: Part 5

In Part 5 of our Shed Build Series we’re going to cover how to install a window, how we installed the trim around the window and corners and, most importantly, how we installed our engineered wood composite lap siding. If you missed out on any of the previous step in this series, head over to our channel to check them out!
Some of the products we used:
BOSTITCH Coil Siding Nailer amzn.to/3vofDcM
Gecko Gauge - LP Siding Mounting Block Tool amzn.to/48y1ZlE
Arlington IN BOX Electrical Box with Weatherproof Cover amzn.to/48uqcte
Plastic Chicken Wire Mesh amzn.to/3veoA8J
Compression Spiral Flush Trim Router Bit amzn.to/486XAqa
Collated Siding Nails amzn.to/3TCd1SQ
Caulk Backer Rod amzn.to/41GFjgX
ZIP System Liquid Flash amzn.to/3NIYQYr
ZIP System Huber Flashing Tape | 6 inches x 75 feet amzn.to/48aGisc
ZIP System Stretch Tape | 6 inches x 20 feet amzn.to/47lhixc
ZIP System Liner-Less Tape Gun amzn.to/3TBZGtR
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00:00 Intro
00:46 Installing Window
02:52 Installing Trim
05:32 Siding
10:52 Paint
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[@Zharsergey]

Wondering if you considered installing a rain screen system underneath the siding. Or is that overkill?

[@40Figs]

That would certainly be another layer of protection from moisture and not a bad idea if your budget allows for it, especially if you live in an area that gets a lot of rain. Thanks for watching!