Contents Overlaying ICFs onto existing frame plans Changing wall lengths and opening positions to match ICF break points Picking the crew Site Preparation Making bucks Setting the first course Corner braces Stacking sequence Setting vertical rebar Aligning and plumbing walls Holding down forms against floating Building a floor deck Concrete placement equipment Pour pattern Pouring a gable end Consolidating concrete Attaching roof members Attaching interior walls to ICF walls Making electrical cutouts Interior finish Attaching trim and fixtures Exterior stucco Attaching exterior siding Miscellaneous

• Method 1: Attach furring strips first, then siding to the strips

• Method 2: Attach siding directly to form's fastening surfaces

Rick Hansen - Reddi-Form Northwest
Phone: 406-587-4903
Email: reddiformnw@mcn.net
Check the Wood Products Council's recommendations to use furring strips under siding and over any substrate in order to gain several times the normal life of both siding and stain/paint. The strips can be attached to the plastic attachment strips in the icf with mechanical fasteners and  with adhesive.