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Pressboard wood siding.
Hardboard lap siding has been used on homes for years because it mimics the look of wood siding but is much less expensive.
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This type of siding was extremely popular from the 1980 s to mid 1990 s as a low cost alternative to other existing house sidings.
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To combat the effects of sun and moisture and keep hardboard looking its.
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Composite hardboard siding it is pre primed and composed of recycled fibers to look like solid wood without knots checks cracks or surface variations.
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Hardboard siding referred to interchangeably as pressboard siding is a synthetically constructed home siding product that is made from a mixture of wood fibers glues and resins.
One of the disadvantages of hardboard siding is that exposure to water can cause it to deteriorate over time.
In 1994 pressboard siding gained national.
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Hardboard siding also knows as pressboard masonite or hardboard siding is a synthetic home siding product composed of a mixture of wood fibers glues and resins all bound together using heat and pressure.
Pressed wood siding also known as hardboard serves as an economical alternative to traditional wood shingles or shakes.
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Planks are 12 feet long x 5 16 inches thick and they come in a half dozen widths which means weather exposures can vary from 4 inches to 10 3 4 inches.
Pressboard siding also called synthetic wood siding or hardboard not to be confused with hardieplank siding is mainly comprised of wood fibers flakes or chips that are held together by glues and resins.
During the manufacturing process the materials are bound together using heat and pressure.
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The inexpensive manufacturing costs of hardboard siding made it a.