Is board and batten smooth or textured?

Board and batten is a wood wall treatment that can be applied to interior or exterior walls. The “board” is a smooth board that is applied to the wall first. The batten pieces are usually vertical and sometimes have horizontal pieces added too.

Are there different grades of Hardieboard?

Lap Siding Fiber Cement Siding They are offered in a variety of different finishes including smooth, wood-grain, or rough-sawn surface treatments. While most clapboards are 5/6 inch thick, some styles that appear more like wood are available in 5/8 inch thickness.

What is smooth siding?

This siding product has more flexibility, lighter and is far less likely to break or crack than fiber cement. This siding is a smooth siding with no bead. These boards are sold in 16′ lengths for fewer seams and faster installation.

What is the difference between hardie board and hardiplank?

Fiber cement siding is often called “hardiplank” or even “hardie board” named from the most popular brand of fiber cement siding which is manufactured by James Hardie. It is also installed in much the same way as traditional lapboard or wood siding, as it is nailed directly to your home.

What kind of siding does James Hardie make?

Excludes Lowe’s Business Credit accounts, Lowe’s Visa ® accounts and all Lowe’s Canada Credit accounts. We reserve the right to discontinue or alter these terms at any time. James Hardie HardiePlank® Smooth Fiber Cement Lap Siding has no woodgrain finish making it ideal for exteriors where a modern look is desired.

What kind of siding has the best texture?

For homes that need even more texture, as well as a more rustic appearance, wood shake siding is a good option. This siding has a more pronounced texture to it than wood grain lap siding or board and batten siding. The surface is more irregular, and you can choose from a straight or irregular edge as well, to control the appearance of the siding.

What kind of siding do you use with Hardie siding gun?

HardiePlank® fiber cement siding is Engineered for Climate® allowing boards to hold up to harsh weather conditions in the environment where it is installed Use a 2-1/2 in. siding gun or siding nailer to attach to wood, steel or masonry substrates

Which is better lap siding or smooth lap siding?

It comes in both wood grain and smooth textures, which is a plus for some homes where you want to create a slightly more up-to-date appearance or a more transitional look. Smooth lap siding has no grain to it; each board is completely smooth and textureless, which makes it a good fit for properties that already have a lot going on.