What is a mounting block for siding?

What is a mounting block for siding?

Mounting Blocks are durable, maintenance-free, U.V. stabilized and constructed with color molded-through so they won’t scratch, flake, or fade. Available in a wide range of colors to match your siding manufacturer or a paintable (030) option to easily match your home.

What is a mounting block for in construction?

From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. A mounting block, horse block, carriage stone, or in Scots a loupin’-on stane is an assistance for mounting and dismounting a horse or cart, especially for women, the young, the elderly or the infirm.

Can you paint vinyl mounting blocks?

The mounting blocks are paintable and available in different sizes and profiles to fit most types of flat and lap vinyl siding styles. You don’t have to cut into the siding to mount the block.

What is the proper side to mount a horse?

left side
The left side, also called the “near side,” is considered the proper side for mounting and dismounting a horse. This tradition goes back to the days when horses were used in battle, and the rider’s weapon was a sword.

Why do you mount a horse from the right?

Make sure your horse is comfortable with you mounting and dismounting on either side. You never know when you’ll encounter a rocky cliff, a mud hole, or other trail hazard. Alternating sides also allows your horse to use muscles on the right and left sides of his spine equally, which helps his back.

Do I need a mounting block for exterior lights?

When installing exterior light fixtures, house numbers, or mailboxes onto a house with vinyl siding, a homeowner will need something called a mounting block. Mounting blocks are installed right on top of the vinyl siding to provide a level, flat surface for any type of fixture.

What are J blocks?

Product description. J-Block Mounting BlockThe J-Block mounting block provides multiple uses, including the ability to easily and attractively mount light fixtures and receptacles. Manufactured with ultraviolet-stabilized color, minimizing the effects of exposure to the elements.