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Kaycan Hardwood Valley II™
Kaycan›Hardwood Valley II™

Multi-tone vinyl that reads like weathered, hand-stained boards

Kaycan Hardwood Valley II™

Hardwood Valley II is the Kaycan siding to pick when the house should look like stained, weathered boards rather than painted ones. Every colour is a variegated blend with a deep wood grain, so no two courses read exactly alike. It comes as a D4 lap or a D5D Dutch lap, both at 200 sq. ft. per carton.

0.044"6 colours

Available Colours

6
Kaycan Hardwood Valley II™ - Cherry

Cherry

Hardwood Valley II™ Collection

Hardwood Valley II™ Collection(6)

Colours shown are approximate representations only and may appear differently on screen than the actual product. Request a physical sample before making your final decision.

About Kaycan Hardwood Valley II™

Hardwood Valley II is the Kaycan siding to pick when the house should look like stained, weathered boards rather than painted ones. Every colour is a variegated blend with a deep wood grain, so no two courses read exactly alike. It comes as a D4 lap or a D5D Dutch lap, both at 200 sq. ft. per carton.

Most vinyl siding is one flat colour per panel. Hardwood Valley II is not. Kaycan blends reds, blues and browns with similar hues inside each colour, then gives the face a deeply textured grain, so a finished wall has the uneven tone of hand-stained boards that have been out in the weather for a while. Kaycan calls it the charm of antique wood. It suits owners who want a wood look from the street and have no interest in restaining.

Kaycan lists a 4 in. lap and a 5 in. Dutch lap profile. The D4 (VKND40) is a double 4" lap in 12'6" lengths, packed 24 panels to a carton. The D5D (VKND5C) is a double 5" Dutch lap in 12' lengths, 20 panels to a carton. Both cartons cover 200 sq. ft., so every box is two squares no matter which profile you run. Pick the D5D for the Dutch lap face and wider 5" courses, or the D4 for narrower 4" courses and longer panels.

Kaycan's brochure lists the panels at 0.044" thick. LineLock locks each panel to the course below for a steadier wall, ChromaLock protects the colour from UV fading, and the vinyl is Kaycan's Duratron formulation. The line carries Kaycan's Limited Lifetime Warranty.

Kaycan's Hardwood Valley colours include Cypress, River Rock and Vermont Maple, and the range has also included Cherry, Natural Oak and Weathered Wood. Not every colour comes in every profile, so we confirm what is available when we quote. Because the blend moves across the panel, look at a real sample before you commit. For trim, Kaycan's advice is simple: a neutral accent to blend in, or a darker contrasting trim to make the house stand out. The matching pieces are the 3" outside corner (VCNN3), 1/2" inside corner (VCBINP), undersill trim (VTUTB) and 5/8" J-trim (VJB558). Send us your wall measurements and we will quote panels and trim together.

Available at Pro Materials in Newmarket, Ontario, supplying contractors, builders, and homeowners across York Region, the GTA, Simcoe County and Durham Region. All products are available on a quote basis; contact us for wholesale pricing and current availability.

Profiles & Specifications

Kaycan Hardwood Valley II™ - D5D Hardwood Valley II™ Dutch Lap profile
VKND5CD5D Hardwood Valley II™ Dutch Lap

Double 5" Dutch lap panel with a deeply textured wood grain and a variegated colour blend that imitates weathered, hand-stained boards

Length12' (3.66 m)
Panels/Box20 panels/carton
Coverage200 sq. ft. (18.58 m²) per carton
Gauge0.044"
Kaycan Hardwood Valley II™ - D4 Hardwood Valley II™ profile
VKND40D4 Hardwood Valley II™

Double 4" lap panel with the same deeply textured wood grain and variegated colour blend, in 12'6" lengths

Length12'6" (3.81 m)
Panels/Box24 panels/carton
Coverage200 sq. ft. (18.58 m²) per carton
Gauge0.044"

Compatible Accessories

Installation Guide

Critical Installation Rules

  1. Never face-nail siding: always fasten through the nailing hem only

  2. Space fasteners 12" to 16" apart on centre and centre them in the nail slots

  3. Leave 1/32" clearance between fastener head and nailing hem (panels must move freely)

  4. Leave 1/4" clearance at all openings and accessory channel stops; increase to 3/8" when installing below 40°F

  5. Do not caulk between panels, between siding and J-channel, or between siding and corner trim, panels must expand and contract freely

  6. When installing a panel, push up from the bottom until the LineLock™ system is fully engaged with the piece below, then fasten without stretching

  7. Drive fasteners straight and level: nailing at an angle distorts panels and causes buckling

  8. When finishing top of wall, perforate cut edge with snap-lock punch approximately every 8" so tabs face outward

  9. Overlap horizontal siding panels approximately 1": excessive overlap restricts free movement and can cause product failure

  10. Stagger end lap joints so no two courses are vertically aligned unless separated by at least 3 courses

  11. Check every fifth or sixth course for horizontal alignment; also check alignment with adjoining walls

  12. Use fasteners long enough to penetrate a minimum of 3/4" into the nailable base

  13. Install starter trim level: it sets the alignment for all subsequent courses; nail at 10" intervals

  14. Keep starter strip ends at least 1/4" apart from corner posts and J-channels to allow for expansion

  15. Apply undersill trim under all windows; use snap-lock punch on cut panel edges every 6" for secure fit

  16. Integrate code-compliant flashing with the water-resistant barrier around windows, doors and other openings before siding

  17. Do not install over foil-backed foam insulation: voids Kaycan warranty

  18. Asbestos siding is a regulated material: contact the appropriate environmental agency before residing over it

  19. Check all local building codes and fire regulations before installation; local code requirements always take precedence

  20. In new construction, avoid green lumber as underlayment, siding can only be as straight as what lies beneath it

Tools & Equipment

General Tools

  • Work table
  • Chalk line
  • Safety glasses
  • Tape measure
  • Carpenter's square
  • Ladders or scaffolding
  • Hammer
  • Tin snips
  • Utility knife
  • Level
  • Radial arm saw (with reversed fine-tooth blade for cutting vinyl)

Specialty Tools

  • Snap-lock punch: creates raised tabs on cut panels to lock into undersill trim
  • Nail-slot punch: adds or extends nailing slots in repositioned panels
  • J-trim cutter: clean cuts on J-channel without distortion
  • Siding removal tool (zip tool), unlocks siding courses during repairs

Fastener Requirements

Nails
Material
Aluminum, galvanized steel, or other corrosion-resistant
Head
5/16" minimum
Shank
1/8"
Penetration
3/4" into framing or furring
Screws
Type
#8 truss head or pan head, corrosion-resistant self-tapping sheet metal type
Penetration
3/4" into framing or furring
Clearance
1/32" clearance required (do not overtighten)
Staples
Gauge
16-gauge minimum
Crown
Semi-flattened elliptical crown
Penetration
3/4" into framing or furring
Hem clearance
1/32" from nailing hem edge

Accessory Applications

AccessoryPurposeWhere to use
3" Outside Corner (VCNN3)3" outside corner listed by Kaycan for Hardwood Valley II: 10 pcs, 10', 100 ft/CTNFinished outside corners where two walls meet at an exterior anglePlumb at outside corners; panels slide into the corner post channels
1/2" Inside Corner (VCBINP)1/2" inside corner listed by Kaycan for Hardwood Valley II: 10 pcs, 10', 100 ft/CTNFinished inside corners where two walls meet at an interior anglePlumb at inside corners; panels slide into channels on each side
Undersill Trim (VTUTB)Undersill trim listed by Kaycan for Hardwood Valley II: 50 pcs, 10', 500 ft/CTNSecures the cut top panel under a window or at the top of a wall sectionDirectly below window sills; punch snap locks on the cut panel edge about 6" on centre
5/8" J-Trim (VJB558)5/8" J-trim listed by Kaycan for Hardwood Valley II: 40 pcs, 12'6", 500 ft/CTNFrames doors, windows, and other wall penetrationsAround door and window openings: sides and top

Estimating & Ordering

Formula

Siding required (sq. ft.) = wall areas + (gable width x gable centre height x 0.75), with no deduction for openings and no added waste percentage

1 square = 100 sq. ft.; each Hardwood Valley II carton covers 2 squares (200 sq. ft.)

  1. Step 1: Round each measurement up to the next 3" (0.25 ft), e.g. 10'-1" becomes 10.25'

  2. Step 2: For each wall, multiply width by the height at the eaves and add the walls together

  3. Step 3: For each gable, multiply the gable width (including overhangs) by its height at the centre, then multiply by 0.75 to allow for waste cutting along the rake

  4. Step 4: Add walls and gables. Do not deduct windows and doors; because openings are not deducted and every dimension is rounded up, no extra waste percentage is needed

  5. Step 5: Divide the total by 100 and round up to the next whole square

  6. Step 6: Soffit: multiply the length of each eave and rake section by the overhang width and add them together

  7. Step 7: Accessories: measure the linear feet of starter, J-trim, corner posts, undersill trim and drip cap

  8. Step 8: Cartons: divide the total siding area by 200 sq. ft. and round up

Colours are digitally reproduced; make final colour decisions from actual product samples. Not all colours are available in all profiles.

Storage & Handling

  • Store cartons flat on a level surface, supported along their full length
  • Keep cartons dry
  • Store away from areas where falling objects or construction activity may cause damage
  • Maximum stacking height: 6 boxes high, ensure stacks are stable
  • Maximum storage temperature: 130°F / 54.4°C (avoid blacktop pavement in summer, dark tarps without air circulation)

Kaycan Hardwood Valley II™: Frequently Asked Questions

What does Kaycan Hardwood Valley II siding look like?
Each colour is a variegated blend: Kaycan mixes reds, blues and browns with similar hues and adds a deeply textured wood grain, so the wall looks like weathered, hand-stained boards rather than a single painted colour.
What profiles does Hardwood Valley II come in?
Kaycan lists a 4 in. lap and a 5 in. Dutch lap profile: the D4 (VKND40) in 12'6" lengths with 24 panels per carton, and the D5D (VKND5C) in 12' lengths with 20 panels per carton. Each carton covers 200 sq. ft.
What colours is Hardwood Valley II available in?
Kaycan's Hardwood Valley colours include Cypress, River Rock and Vermont Maple, and the range has also included Cherry, Natural Oak and Weathered Wood. Not every colour is available in every profile, so confirm your colour and profile when you request a quote.
How many boxes of Hardwood Valley II do I need?
Every carton covers 200 sq. ft., which is two squares. Kaycan's planning guide has you add wall and gable areas, subtract windows and doors, add 10% for waste, and then you divide the total by 200 to get cartons.
How is Hardwood Valley II different from Kaycan Richmond?
Richmond is a 6" bevel lap with 0.050" panels and a heritage colour palette. Hardwood Valley II is a narrower 4" or 5" Dutch lap at 0.044", chosen for its multi-tone, weathered wood look.
Which trim and corners match Hardwood Valley II?
Kaycan lists the 3" outside corner (VCNN3), 1/2" inside corner (VCBINP), undersill trim (VTUTB) and 5/8" J-trim (VJB558) for this line.
What warranty does Hardwood Valley II carry?
Kaycan backs Hardwood Valley II with its Limited Lifetime Warranty.

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