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   jonblakemore | Oct 25, 2002 02:12am | #1

   Never heard of it.  That doesn't mean it's not out there...

   One issue that would have to be addressed it the expansion/contraction of vinyl with heat.  12' is the longest length of siding that you will find because any longer and you would have to leave an even bigger space for contraction.  A 40' wall would probably need 2" of clearance on each side to be safe.

   Jon Blakemore
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   Mugsy | Oct 25, 2002 08:11pm | #2

   Comes in up to 40' lengths.  http://www.888seamless.com/

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   booch | Oct 26, 2002 04:20am | #3

   Must be a hell of a long bed on a pickup truck to carry that.

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   BillHartmann | Oct 26, 2002 07:46am | #4

   Maybe they use a trailer like they do for telephone poles <G>.

   There is another seamless siding product that is steel coated with vinyl. It is formed on site like gutters.

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   RW | Oct 26, 2002 08:45pm | #5

   Yup. Guys around here sell it as "seamless*" the * being up to the 40' length, and their trailer is substantial in length. I'd have the same concerns with expansion/contraction across such a long span, though aesthetically no seams looks pretty good. Would also be a little harder to install, though I saw the seamless gutter guy last week put up a 96' run of gutter with just three guys. Where there's a whip, there's a way.