0125D4 Verona™
Standard double 4" lap siding with a rich woodgrain finish and deep shadow lines
| Length | 12'6" (3.81 m) |
| Panels/Box | 24 panels/box |
| Coverage | 200 sq. ft. (18.58 m²) per box |
Kaycan›Verona™ Collection
Kaycan Verona™ Collection
The Kaycan Verona™ Collection brings architect-level colour ambition to vinyl siding — without the tradeoffs. Helios™ Technology allows the Verona to offer rich, vivid hues including Urban Blue, Java Brown, and Autumn Harvest that hold their look under direct Canadian sun. Two classic lap profiles, a genuine woodgrain texture, and a Limited Lifetime Warranty make the Verona a confident choice for high-visibility facades.
Premium gauge6 colours
Available Colours
6
Autumn Harvest
Helios Collection
Helios 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.
Profiles & Specifications
0126D4D Verona™ Dutch Lap
Double 4" Dutch lap profile with a classic beveled shadow line for added dimension
| Length | 12'6" (3.81 m) |
| Panels/Box | 24 panels/box |
| Coverage | 200 sq. ft. (18.58 m²) per box |
Compatible Accessories
Installation Guide
Critical Installation Rules
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
Do not caulk between panels or between siding and trim — panels must expand and contract freely
Overlap panel end joints by at least 1"
Stagger end joints by a minimum of 3 courses between adjacent vertical seams
Check horizontal alignment every 5–6 courses with a level or chalk line
Install starter strip first — this sets the angle and alignment for all subsequent courses
Apply undersill trim under all windows; use snap-lock punch on cut panel edges for secure fit
Apply window drip cap above all windows and doors before installing siding over them
Do not install over foil-backed foam insulation — voids warranty (foil traps heat)
Check all local building codes and fire regulations before installation
If removing old siding, check for asbestos before disturbing — follow local abatement regulations
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 nailing slots for 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 corrosion-resistant
- Head
- 5/16" minimum
- Shank
- 1/8"
- Penetration
- 3/4" into solid wood
Screws
- Type
- #8 truss head or pan head, self-tapping
- Penetration
- 3/4" into solid wood
- Clearance
- 1/32" clearance required (do not overtighten)
Staples
- Gauge
- 16-gauge minimum
- Crown
- Semi-flattened elliptical crown
- Penetration
- 3/4" into solid wood
- Hem clearance
- 1/32" from nailing hem edge
Accessory Applications
| Accessory | Purpose | Where to use |
|---|---|---|
| Starter Strip / Starter Base | First course anchor — sets the angle for the entire installation | Bottom of wall, level, 1" above finished grade or above foundation |
| 5/8" J-Trim (VJB58)5/8" deep channel, 3/4" face — standard for most openings | Frames doors, windows, and other wall penetrations | Around door and window openings; sides and top |
| Undersill Trim (VTUTB) | Secures the cut top panel under a window or at top of wall | Directly below window sill; use snap-lock punch on panel edge for lock-in |
| Window Drip Cap | Diverts water away from window head before siding is applied | Above all windows and doors, installed before the overlapping siding course |
| 1/2" Inside Corner Post (VCBINP)3/8" face, two 5/8" wide channels | Finished inside corners where two walls meet at an interior angle | Plumb at inside corners; siding slides into 5/8"-wide channels |
| 3" Outside Corner Post (VCNN3) | Finished outside corners where two walls meet at an exterior angle | Plumb at outside corners; siding slides into two 3/4"-wide channels |
Estimating & Ordering
Formula
Siding required (sq.ft.) = [Total wall area + Triangular gable area − Door/window deductions] + 10% waste
1 square = 100 sq.ft. (standard industry unit for siding)
Measure total length of all walls and multiply by wall height to get gross wall area
Measure any triangular gable ends: (base × height) ÷ 2 per gable
Add Step 1 + Step 2 for total gross area
Measure each door opening (typical: 3' × 6'8") and multiply count by area
Measure each window opening and multiply count by area
Add all door and window deductions
Subtract deductions from gross area to get net siding area
Add 10% for waste, cuts, and future repairs
Divide by coverage per box (200 sq.ft.) to determine number of boxes required
Colour goes all the way through the panel — scratches or cut edges are not visible from normal viewing distance
Storage & Handling
- Store panels flat on a level surface — do not store vertically or at an angle
- Keep dry and protected from precipitation and prolonged direct sunlight
- Maximum stacking height: 6 boxes high
- Maximum storage temperature: 130°F / 54.4°C
- Do not drag bundles — carry or use a panel carrier to avoid scratching
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