What is a siding square?
A square is 100 square feet of coverage, the standard unit siding is priced and ordered in.
Estimate siding squares and accessory linear feet.
You'll need — squares of siding for — sq ft of wall.
Waste defaults update for the selected material but stay editable.
Perimeter and height drive gross wall area; corner count drives corner trim.
Optional — gables add triangular wall area; openings subtract from net coverage and set the trim run around each one.
Product sizes. House wrap is sized on the gross wall because it is cut out at the openings afterwards.
You'll need — squares of siding for — sq ft of wall.
You'll need
Included: siding squares, starter strip, opening trim (J-channel or casing), house wrap, siding fasteners, by weight.
Not included: labor, delivery, permits, disposal of waste material.
Sized on the gross wall: the wrap is run over the openings and cut out afterwards.
Enter the wall perimeter, wall height, and corner count -- plus any gables and openings -- to get siding squares and starter strip, corner, and opening trim linear footage.
A square is 100 square feet of coverage, the standard unit siding is priced and ordered in.
Yes. Enter each opening's width and height in the Openings box, in inches -- the area comes off the wall for you, and the width and height also give the run of trim around each one. A bare number is read as an area in square feet and gets no trim.
Not to the linear footage. The editable waste factor is applied to the siding squares, and to the fastener weight, which is counted off that waste-adjusted area. Starter strip, corner trim, opening trim, house wrap and battens are net lengths -- add your own allowance for cut-offs.
Material estimate only. Verify local wind, exposure, and manufacturer installation requirements.