How to Install an Inside Corner | Oxford Faux Panels

Shop by Style

Brick

Rock / Stone

Wood

Other

Shop by Product

Panels / Siding

Corners

Ledgers

Window / Door Trim

Columns / Posts

Mailboxes

Accessories

Shop by Panel Line

Wellington Panels

Carlton Panels

Regency Panels

Norwich Panels

Oxford Panels

Cambridge Panels

Windsor Panels

Nailon Siding

Novi Siding

York Siding

Log Siding

Raised Grain Panels

Woodland Panels

Shop by Column Line

Ashford Columns

Wellington Columns

Carlton Columns

Norwich Columns

Windsor Columns

Making an Inside Corner from a Ledger

1. Rip the bottom of the ledger off to create a square profile of 2½" × 2½".

2. Apply glue on the two surfaces that will fit into the corner

3. Put the corner into the inside corner of the wall and attach with either finish nails or finish screws.

We strongly recommend the use of our adhesive where the panels join. This will assist in maintaining the integrity of the installation by preventing any possible flexing or separation of the product due to extreme ambient temperature and humidity changes once the installation is complete. It will also insure that your newly installed panels remain water/weatherproof.

4. Fill the screw and/or nail holes with the color coordinated caulk to conceal them.

5. Run a bead of caulk along the crease between the wall and the corner piece. This will aid in having a water tight seal.

6. Butt the panel up to the corner and install as normal.

7. If necessary, use a wet finger or small brush to blend any excess caulk.

8. Repeat step 6 but for the opposite side.

9. Your corner is now in place!

MAKE SURE to observe and obey all safety rules and recommendations set forth by tool manufacturers
and local, state, and federal authorities for any building project including all applicable building codes.

Making an Inside Corner from a Ledger

How helpful was this page?