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Some replacement options for you to consider are James Hardie Siding, Traditional T1-11 Plywood, Cedar lap siding, and Versetta Stone. James Hardie Siding: Concrete fiberboard is an excellent option to replace dated or rotten hardboard siding.
TruWood 7/16 in. Smooth Lap Siding is engineered to provide a highly paintable surface for the look of cedar without checks or cracks that can detract from the appearance of your project.
Sometimes known as hardboard siding, Masonite siding is an inexpensive option for siding that became popular in the late 1980s and early 1990s. Masonite siding was manufactured out of wood fibers that were kept together with resin or glue using a compression and heat process.
Treated with LP® SmartSide® SmartGuard® process to help prevent fungal decay and termite damage. Free from knots, voids, and other defects found in natural wood, and resists twisting, warping, cupping, and shrinking. Unique smooth appearance with a brushed finish. Impact resistant.
Distinctive profile with the beautiful look of traditional cedar siding with added durability and less maintenance required. Shiplap edges make it easier to level and apply. Pre-primed for exceptional paint adhesion. 16 foot lengths can result in faster installation and may create fewer seams.
LP SmartSide 8 in. x 192 in. Composite Lap Siding features a beautiful cedar wood grain look. It's strong, light and easy to work with. It comes pre-primed and ready to paint, with great paint adhesion.
Masonite hardboard lap siding costs $4 to $8 per square foot installed or $10,000 to $20,000 for a 2,500-square-foot house. Masonite material prices are $2 to $5 per square foot, depending on the quality, finish, and size of the home's exterior. Labor prices are $2 to $3 per square foot.
Create the look you want with LP® SmartSide® Lap Siding - engineered to stand up to extreme weather, it’s a natural, durable choice for structures in any region. Plus, it’s the perfect companion cladding for structures partially finished in stucco, stone and brick.
If your wood siding is swelling, cracking, or constantly needs repainting, then you may want to look into Masonite siding. Masonite boards are synthetically constructed from a mixture of wood fibers, wax, and other resins.
Masonite lap siding is an inexpensive alternative to wood siding. However, with proper installation and maintenance, Masonite lap siding will last 10 years or more. Coat evenly and do not allow heavy buildups.