The Charm of Antique Wood
Kaycan Hardwood Valley II™ delivers the warmth of hand-stained wood without the upkeep. Its deeply textured, variegated vinyl panels replicate the look of weathered Vermont maple and natural oak — complete with natural grain lines and authentic colour variation. LineLock™ keeps every course locked tight on the wall, while ChromaLock™ ensures the six richly textured wood-tone colours — Cherry, Cypress, Vermont Maple, Natural Oak, River Rock, and Weathered Wood — stay vivid for decades.
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Kaycan Hardwood Valley II™ delivers the warmth of hand-stained wood without the upkeep. Its deeply textured, variegated vinyl panels replicate the look of weathered Vermont maple and natural oak — complete with natural grain lines and authentic colour variation. LineLock™ keeps every course locked tight on the wall, while ChromaLock™ ensures the six richly textured wood-tone colours — Cherry, Cypress, Vermont Maple, Natural Oak, River Rock, and Weathered Wood — stay vivid for decades.
Kaycan Hardwood Valley II™ brings the warmth and authenticity of naturally aged wood to premium vinyl lap siding — without the maintenance. Its variegated colour blend and deeply textured wood grain appearance captures the distinctive look of hand-stained Vermont maple or natural oak, characterized with the weathered board aesthetic built to last. The exclusive LineLock™ panel locking system keeps courses together for greater wall stability, while ChromaLock™ technology ensures colour stays locked throughout the panel. Available in two profiles — D5D Dutch Lap and D4 — in 6 richly textured wood-tone colours nationally.
Available at Pro Materials in Newmarket, Ontario, supplying contractors, builders, and homeowners across York Region, the GTA, and Ontario. All products are available on a quote basis; contact us for wholesale pricing and current availability.
Double 5" Dutch lap panel with deeply textured wood grain appearance, variegated colour blend, and 1/2" profile depth — captures the authentic look of hand-stained natural wood
| Length | 12' (3.66 m) |
| Panels/Box | 20 panels/carton |
| Coverage | 200 sq. ft. (18.58 m²) per carton |
| Gauge | 0.044" |
| Profile Depth | 1/2" |
Double 4" standard lap panel with the same deeply textured wood grain and variegated colour blend — available in 12'6" for fewer joints and faster installation
| Length | 12'6" (3.81 m) |
| Panels/Box | 24 panels/carton |
| Coverage | 200 sq. ft. (18.58 m²) per carton |
| Gauge | 0.044" |
| Profile Depth | 1/2" |
Never face-nail siding — always fasten through the nailing hem only
Leave 1/32" clearance between fastener head and nailing hem (panels must move freely)
Leave 1/4" expansion gap at all openings, corners, and trim junctions — increase to 3/8" in cold climates or below 40°F
Do not caulk between panels, between siding and J-channel, or between siding and corner trim — panels must expand and contract freely
When installing a panel, push up from the bottom until the LineLock™ system is fully engaged with the piece below, then fasten without stretching
Drive fasteners straight and level — nailing at an angle distorts panels and causes buckling
When finishing top of wall, perforate cut edge with snap-lock punch approximately every 8" so tabs face outward
Overlap horizontal siding panels approximately 1" — excessive overlap restricts free movement and can cause product failure
Stagger end lap joints so no two courses are vertically aligned unless separated by at least 3 courses
Always overlap joints away from entrances and away from the point of greatest traffic
Check every fifth or sixth course for horizontal alignment; also check alignment with adjoining walls
Use fasteners long enough to penetrate a minimum of 3/4" into the nailable base
Install starter trim level — it sets the alignment for all subsequent courses; nail at 10" intervals
Keep starter strip ends at least 1/4" apart from corner posts and J-channels to allow for expansion
Apply undersill trim under all windows; use snap-lock punch on cut panel edges every 6" for secure fit
Apply drip cap above all windows and doors before installing siding over them
Do not install over foil-backed foam insulation — voids Kaycan warranty
Asbestos siding is a regulated material — contact the appropriate environmental agency before residing over it
Check all local building codes and fire regulations before installation; local code requirements always take precedence
In new construction, avoid green lumber as underlayment — siding can only be as straight as what lies beneath it
General Tools
Specialty Tools
| Accessory | Purpose | Where to use |
|---|---|---|
| 3" Outside Corner (VCNN3)3" wide face with 3/4" channel depth — matches Hardwood Valley II™ 1/2" profile depth with clearance for expansion | Finished outside corners where two walls meet at an exterior angle | Plumb at outside corners; panels slide into 3/4" channels |
| 1/2" Inside Corner (VCBINP)1/2" channel width — matches the 1/2" profile depth of Hardwood Valley II™ panels | Finished inside corners where two walls meet at an interior angle | Plumb at inside corners; panels slide into channels on each side |
| Undersill Trim (VTUTB)1/2" channel depth — designed for the 1/2" profile of Hardwood Valley II™ | Secures the cut top panel under a window or at the top of a wall section | Directly below window sills; use snap-lock punch on panel edge every 6" for lock-in |
| 5/8" J-Trim (VJB558)5/8" deep channel (1-7/16" total height) with 3/4" face — fits Hardwood Valley II™ panel edges securely | Frames doors, windows, and other wall penetrations | Around door and window openings — sides and top |
Formula
Siding required = [Wall area (Step 1) + Gable/dormer area (Step 2) − Openings area (Step 3)] + 10% waste
1 square = 100 sq.ft.; each Hardwood Valley II™ carton covers 2 squares (200 sq.ft.)
Step 1 — Sketch all four sides of the home; for each wall multiply height × width to get surface area in sq.ft.
Step 2 — Measure gables and dormers: for each triangle measure straight up from the base to the top, then multiply base × height × 0.5; add all gable/dormer areas together
Step 3 — Measure all openings NOT to be covered (windows, doors, chimneys) and multiply height × width for each; add together
Step 4 — Add Step 1 + Step 2, subtract Step 3, then add 10% for cutting waste: Siding required = [Step 1 + Step 2 − Step 3] + 10%
Step 5 — Divide total sq.ft. by 100 to determine the number of squares needed; round up to next whole square
Step 6 — Measure under eaves: multiply the length by the width of each overhang and add together (for soffit calculation)
Step 7 — Determine soffit squares: divide soffit total from Step 6 by 100
Step 8 — Measure linear feet of each accessory (starter strip, J-trim, corner posts, drip cap, undersill trim)
Step 9 — Convert sq.ft. to cartons: divide by 200 sq.ft. per carton (both D5D and D4 profiles)
Colour is manufactured throughout the panel — scratches or cut edges are not visible from normal viewing distance
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