Hardie Staggered Edge Siding

This option is commonly seen on victorian or queen anne style homes but it s also used as a decorative element on other styles of houses.

Hardie staggered edge siding.

About hardieshingle siding get the authenticity of cedar shingles with the strength of james hardie. Remember a 1 4 inch clearance must be maintained between siding and trim and leave a 1 8 inch gap between siding and trim. Scalloped siding has a softly curved edge and is sometimes called half round siding. Better than the real thing it resists rotting curling warping and splitting.

Install your first row per the recommended best practices. Hardieshingle staggered edge panels installation steps 1 4 steps 5 6 panels for sidewall applications are available in 48 in lengths. Hardieshingle siding comes in staggered edge panels straight edge panels individual panels and half round panels hardieshingle siding is a maintenance free alternative to traditional wood shake siding can be used to enhance a home s design features or as siding for an entire home stands up to storms and harsh weather. Fastener requirements 0 083 in x 0 187 in hd x 1 1 2 in long ringshank nails are used for fastening hardieshingle staggered edge panels to both framing and to 7 16 in thick apa rated sheathing.

Looks great on cape cods and cottage style homes. We ve been providing a better way to build for over 100 years. In addition to the warm natural character of wood and the extreme durability of fiber cement james hardie siding is available in a variety of looks and textures and comes with baked on colorplus technology for a lasting finish or primed for paint. For example following a stair step pa.

Alternatively you can purchase straight edge panel hardieshingle for the first row. While shake and shingle siding are most often associated with cape cod style homes they can add instant character to any style home anywhere. For james hardie products scallop and staggered edge siding both fall under hardie s hardieshingle siding collection. Next cut the bottom of a panel to create a straight edge for the first row.