Comfort and Tradition
Kaycan Richmond™ brings time-honoured 6" bevel styling to premium vinyl siding. The exclusive Cyclone-System™ double-thick nail hem and heavy-duty 0.050" panels deliver exceptional rigidity and wind resistance, while Chromalock™ technology keeps colour locked throughout the panel — without chipping or fading. A full 3/4" profile depth creates dramatic shadow lines that capture authentic traditional craftsmanship. Nine heritage-inspired colours — from warm Brick and Spice to deep Cobalt and Evergreen — available nationally across Canada.
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Richmond™ Collection
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Kaycan Richmond™ brings time-honoured 6" bevel styling to premium vinyl siding. The exclusive Cyclone-System™ double-thick nail hem and heavy-duty 0.050" panels deliver exceptional rigidity and wind resistance, while Chromalock™ technology keeps colour locked throughout the panel — without chipping or fading. A full 3/4" profile depth creates dramatic shadow lines that capture authentic traditional craftsmanship. Nine heritage-inspired colours — from warm Brick and Spice to deep Cobalt and Evergreen — available nationally across Canada.
Kaycan Richmond™ is a heavy-duty 6" bevel vinyl lap siding that combines time-honoured traditional styling with advanced Canadian-made vinyl technology. Featuring the exclusive Cyclone-System™ double-thick nail hem for superior wind resistance, Chromalock™ colour-lock vinyl that won't chip or fade, and a full 3/4" profile depth that delivers dramatic, authentic shadow lines. Richmond's 0.050" heavy-gauge panels and realistic woodgrain texture with low-gloss finish capture the essence of classic craftsmanship — built to last decades in Canadian climates. Available nationally in 9 heritage-inspired colours.
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.
Installed cost in Ontario, 2026
$6 to $9CAD per square foot
Standard vinyl siding, supplied and installed
Corners, window returns and removing the old cladding land as line items before the first new panel.
Installed range published by Ontario contractors and collected in our Vinyl Siding in Ontario: The Complete Contractor's Guide for 2026. It covers material and labour together. Pro Materials supplies the material, so this is not our quote: request a quote for supply pricing on this product.
Double 6" bevel lap panel with full 3/4" profile depth and realistic woodgrain texture — delivers dramatic shadow lines and authentic traditional appearance
| Length | 12' (3.66 m) |
| Panels/Box | 9 panels/carton |
| Coverage | 100 sq. ft. (9.29 m²) per carton |
| Gauge | 0.050" (heavy gauge) |
| Profile Depth | 3/4" |
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 lock 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 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 |
|---|---|---|
| Kaylok Aluminum Starter Trim (108200)2-1/2" aluminum starter with Kaylok system — provides solid base and resists wind lift | First course anchor — sets the angle and alignment for the entire installation | Bottom of wall, level, 1" above finished grade or above foundation; nail at 10" intervals |
| 3/4" J Trim (VJG034)3/4" deep channel designed for Richmond's full 3/4" profile depth; 1-7/16" face height | Frames doors, windows, and other wall penetrations | Around door and window openings — sides and top |
| 3-1/2" Outside Corner (VCMNN3)3-1/2" wide face with 3/4" channel depth to accept Richmond's full profile | Finished outside corners where two walls meet at an exterior angle | Plumb at outside corners; Richmond panels slide into 3/4" channels |
| 3/4" Inside Corner (VCGINP)3/4" wide channel, 1-3/8" base — matches Richmond's 3/4" profile depth | Finished inside corners where two walls meet at an interior angle | Plumb at inside corners; panels slide into 3/4" channels on each side |
Formula
Siding required = [Wall area (Step 1) + Gable/dormer area (Step 2) − Openings area (Step 3)] + 10% waste
1 square = 100 sq.ft. (standard industry unit); Richmond carton covers 1 square exactly
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 cartons needed (1 carton = 100 sq.ft.); round up to next whole carton
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 trim, J-trim, corner posts, drip cap)
Step 9 — Order accessories: starter trim and J-trim by linear feet; corners by linear feet; all available in 10' lengths (corners) or 12'6" (J-trim)
Colour is manufactured throughout the panel — scratches or cut edges are not visible from normal viewing distance
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