Construct Faux Board And Batten With Hardie Siding

Combine with hardietrim boards for a rustic board and batten look.

Construct faux board and batten with hardie siding.

Nailing allows boards to move as needed. Upper trim and board and batten siding. Board and batten siding is made up of wider vertically installed boards with overlapping narrower battens. Boards hardiesoffit pre cut panels artisan by james hardie hardiewrap weather barrier hardiebacker cement board.

View hardiepanel vertical siding. Insite members enjoy direct access. Instantly access installation info technical bulletins sds sheets more. How to build a shed.

Rusticseries wood fiber siding which captures the natural warmth and beauty of wood on durable fiber cement and engineered wood products. Works well with farmhouse style or modern homes. The nitty gritty of board and batten siding. The insite technical service platform makes it easier and faster than ever to specify and build with james hardie.

While horizontal lap siding is one of the most frequently used styles of siding on homes today many homeowners wanting to add interest to their homes or to differentiate the architecture of some sections may turn to board and batten style siding instead. Installing board and batten siding like any vertical siding presents the challenges of fastening vertical siding boards to vertically framed stud walls. Re siding your house with hardiepanel vertical siding or combining it with hardieplank lap siding is sure to add visual punch to your design. Board and batten siding helps create long lines on the building that draw the eye upward adding a subtle decorative touch to the home.

James hardie offers an array of siding products. I install the boards and batten on my 16x10 shed. Wood look siding shakes and panels. More durable than vinyl siding vailable in lap shakes and panels in 18 color choices with a 20 year coating warranty.

This work took place over two to three weeks in october 2018. Or go for the more minimalist look of simple vertical lines. 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.