FAQ 12 Removing a Panel

Part 12 of the Under Deck Drainage System FAQ: Removing a Panel. Learn how to properly remove and Under Deck panel.

[@melaniemaguire877]

Thank you six years later. Helped me a lot

[@unrealpoppymodzz6161]

Great job

[@davepritchett]

Looks like magic

[@joshuathomas2495]

Thx fam

[@simplekindofman8867]

Holy moly this is not easy. That tool is not separating the siding at all

[@brebre3582]

My thoughts exactly!!

[@MarijuanaSoldiers]

9 years later you have taught me something im sure my grandfather has shown me when i was too young to know i needed to care. thank you from someone who has no "adults" left to ask for help.

[@craigzipperer2078]

Would love to see the reverse of this, replacing with the new section. I can't believe it would be that easy. This looks doable but not yet convinced of being able to get the new one back in its place.

[@UnderDeckOasis]

Hi Craig, be sure to check out our newer installation videos that have a lot more info.

[@raisedonradio8061]

A close up of the tool and what it’s doing would help. I still not clear on this. Mine is bead-board though.

[@UnderDeckOasis]

Google "siding Tool" or "Zip Tool" or visit our website underdeckoasis.com/tools-needed.php

[@tedking9948]

Can you explain more about what you mean by the term carrier? I’m reaching in and sliding and nothing is happening.

[@TheHalusis]

i noticed those 2 at 2:09 , 1to the left of his head 1 to the right of his head

[@diamondtech3131]

good

[@tycox8704]

I discovered that our vinyl is fastened to 1x3 wood slats with roofing nails. Can’t be detached without damaging the vinyl.

[@UnderDeckOasis]

Yes that is one of the problems with vinyl systems, and one of the benefits of Under Deck Oasis.