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SIMPSON REGUL SKIDGiMRD A Textured, Skid Resistant Panel For Floors, Decks And Docks Regular SkidGuard is high quality plywood with a waffle-weave, lextured overlay face for skid resistance. 11 is designed for floors, decks, walkways, portable staging and oiher areas that require a slip- resistant sudace. Regular SkidGuard has a smooth backing and comes ready to use with no further finishing requlrad. Regular Sk(dGuard meets or exceeds US Product Standard PS 1-83 and bears the exterior grade-trademark of the American Plywood Association. Regular SkidGuard provides slip resistance in a variety of areas, These include: · Residential decks · Balconies · Decks and walkways for marinas * Poolside decks and cabana floors · Steps. platforms and waJkways · Portable stages Advantages Safety: Whi(e no surface completely, eliminates slipping, Regular SkJdGuard s textured surface helps reduce slip- ping even when wet, Wearability: Regular SkJdGuard's heavy-duty overlay will wear for years under light commercial and residential loci traffic. Product Description Width: 4'; 3'. Length: 8' & 10' standard. Thickness: 3/8", 1/~,,, 5/a,,' 3/~-, 1 ", 1 t/o,,. Tongue and Groove: Available on long edges. Colors: Regular SkidGuard's standard color is light yellow it is also available in cocoa brown and black. Yellow SkidGuard will gradually darken under exposure to sunlight, brown and black wiiliighten slightly, APPLICATION INSTRUCTIONS 1. Maximum Spans Regular SkidGuard can be applied directly over framing. For fiat installa- tions only. NO sub-floodng is required, See Load Span Tables for allowable un[form load per square foot. 2. FaStening Use only stainless steel or hot- dipped galvanized spiral or,ring shank nails, Nail at least %' from edge of panel to prevent possible sudace cracking. For docks, marine applications or other wet areas, cor- rosion resistant bolts or screws are best. Pre-drill screw holes and count- ersink with caution. Washers should be used with bolts to provide a greater bearing surface. 3. Edge Joints See Figures 1,2 and 3 for handling edge joints in fha field, Edges of panels must not have direct contact with water. 4. Caulking Use a good quality caulk on all joints. Avoid oil-based caulks and glazing materials. Be sore to obtain squeeze- out on full length of the joint. No caulk joint is ideal and Regular SkidGuard should not be specified for roofs or ~laces where absolute water-proof- g is required, The illustrated joints should be satisfactory for most decks and balconies. 5. Machining Regular SkidGuard can be sawn, shaped, routed or jointed with ordi- nary care, using h~gh-speed, pro- fessional quality power tools. Use carbide-tipped blades for cutting, adjusting arbor so fhat blade extends V2" through panel, Feed material to saw slowly, 6, 13rilling {I appearance on back is important, pane~ should be backed up to avoid chipping as drill bit breaks through, Do not drill closer than V4" to the edge of the panel, 7. Durability Regular SkidGuard willprovide years of service when installed as described. However, wood will decay when sub- jected to periods of prolonged moisture coodJtioos. Free air circulation beneath the panel is crucial for long lite. Do not ~nstaJl Regular $kidGuard over existing lumber or plywood decking in exterior applications, Joists and blocking members should be con- structed with preservative-treated or naturally decay resistant wood for maximum life in exterior applications, Contact Simpson for specific preserv- ative treatment recommendat~oos.