Plank Board Siding

James hardie 8 25 in x 144 in hz5 hardieplank beaded smooth fiber cement lap siding.

Plank board siding.

We ll talk about the pros and cons of pre primed and pre painted hardie board later. Siding gun or siding nailer to attach to wood steel or masonry substrates. For pricing and availability. The original installer might have accidentally installed a nail too close to the edge of the siding causing a crack.

You have to consider the amount of siding you ll need how long it will take and any additional fees for equipment and materials. It is available in 24 different colors and you can order whichever color you want from those 24. 5 16 in x 8 25 in x 12 ft cedarmill lap board installs horizontally and resists pests that can damage wood siding. Watch this to learn how to install hardieplank james hardie s world famous fiber cement lap siding.

We ve been providing a better way to build for over 100 years. Use a 2 1 2 in. To top it all off this siding is highly fire resistant. While a bit on the pricey side this siding commands excellent resale value.

James hardie 6 25 in x 144 in hz10 hardieplank cedarmill fiber cement lap siding. At the outset pre painted hardie plank lap siding is more expensive. This siding is called fiber cement and the originator of fiber cement siding is a canadian company james hardie industries. Looks like they have ways to repair all these hardie plank siding problems hardie board siding usually cracks due to poor installation.

Hardie board siding runs about 0 70 to 5 25 per square foot this could lead to a total cost of anywhere from 4 700 to 13 300 why such a huge flux in the price range. You can easily fix it by cleaning it and then using caulk to patch the gap. Durable house siding plank features a soft woodlike grain finish hz10 made for hot humid tropical storms and hurricane winds james hardie hardieplank cedarmill lap siding is a fiber cement siding designed to mimic the look of real wood siding with less maintenance better wear and a long life. Homesteaders and farmers would use sawmills to cut the long boards and the battens were put in place to make the structure as airtight as possible.