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SIDING MATERIALSAluminum/Metal SidingA lightweight metal material produced in long panel with baked‐on enamelfinish that can be smooth or texted. It is installed horizontally and attacheddirectly to the exterior framing or over block.Asbestos SidingAsbestos cement is a mixture of portland cement reinforced with asbestosfibers. It is lightweight, durable, fire resistant, low heat conductivity, waterresistant, corrosion resistant with the ability to simulate many differentsurfaces. Home built after 1989 have a lesser likelihood of containingasbestos, followed by increasing probability for homes built between 1979and 1989; then greater yet possibility for homes built between 1950 and1979; and homes built prior to 1950 have the greatest probability ofhaving asbestos materials.Board and Batten1” x 6” or 1” x 8” wooden siding boards and 1” x 2” wooden batten appliedvertically to create a barn‐like exterior finish. The batten slats cover thesiding wall joints.Brick VeneerLayer of brick that is applied on the outside of the supporting wallstructure for appearance and durability.Brick Veneer, CustomCustom‐made bricks or bricks installed in a custom pattern over theexterior supporting walls.
SIDING MATERIALSCedar SidingFinished or rough cedar wood planks (usually 6 inches wide) that areinstalled horizontally over the exterior framing. These can be tongue andgroove, shiplap, or board on board overlapping styles.Cement Fiber (Clapboards)Siding that is constructed of cement, sand, cellulose fiber, and minerals.Usually found in 5/16 inches thick sheets that are 12 feet long and 5 feet to12 feet wide. The siding is laid in overlapping layers on the exterior frameand usually nailed to the sheathing over a layer of vapor barrier. Cementfiber siding typically resembles traditional clapboard or lap style woodsiding.Cement Fiber (Shingle)Siding that is constructed of cement, sand, cellulose fiber, and minerals.Usually found in 5/16 inches thick sheets that are 12 feet long and 5 feet to12 feet wide. The siding is laid in overlapping layers on the exterior frameand usually nailed to the sheathing over a layer of vapor barrier. Cementfiber siding typically resembles traditional clapboard or lap style woodsiding.Concrete Block ‐ DecorativeBuilding structure walls made of 8”, 10”, or 12” decorative concrete blocksthat are reinforced with steel rebar and grout in the hollow cells of theblocks. Decorative blocks may be colored, glazed, scored, split faced, orhave other special surface features. Decorative block may be painted, butmost often has no other exterior finish applied.Cut Limestone VeneerCut natural limestone placed in a bed of grout outside the supporting wallstructure which usually requires wall ties, footing, or foundations foradditional support.
SIDING MATERIALSCypress, ReclaimedOld‐growth cypress planks or timbers that have been salvaged and re‐manufactured for use as exterior siding.Hardboard/MasoniteSiding panels made of hardboard, masonite, or asbestos cement that areattached directly to the exterior framed or block structure in a resembleslate, tile, or wood.Log sidingLaminted, rounded wood planks that attac directly to the exterior framingstructure, and give the look of a log cabin. These are usually made of pine,but can be made of any type of wood.Masonry StuccoHard cement‐based material applied in a three‐step process. A troweled,two‐coat Portland cement exterior consisting of metal mesh (lath), a basecoat (scratch coat) and a finish coat installed over a wood stud back‐upwall. It can be placed over an exterior wall that is built out of framing ormasonry.Metal/Copper ShinglesCopper shingles are laid in an interlocking system and will come in varioussizes. Copper shingles will turn green over time as the surface oxidizes.
SIDING MATERIALSPine Clapboards SidingFinished or rough pine planks (usually 6 inches wide) that are installedhorizontally over the exterior framing. These can be tongue and groove,shiplap, or board on board overlapping styles. Most painted wood siding ismade from pine.Pine Siding (T&G)Finished or rough pine planks (usually 6 inches wide) that are installedhorizontally over the exterior framing. These can be tongue and groove,shiplap, or board on board overlapping styles. Most painted wood siding ismade from pine.Plywood SidingA textured plywood siding which comes in 4’ x 8’ sheets with grooves cutevery 6” or 8”. It is typically installed in full sheets with grooves runningvertically to resemble “reverse board and batten” siding. May also becalled “T – 111” which stands for texture 111”.Redwood SidingFinished or rough redwood planks (usually 6 inches wide) that are installedhorizontally over the exterior framing. These can be tongue and groove,shiplap, or board on board overlapping styles.Solid BrickShould be selected when brick is the supporting structure of the wallinstead of wood framing or block walls. In other words, the wall gets itsstrength from the brick, Solid brick may be found in older homes.
SIDING MATERIALSSolid Brick, CustomSolid bricks composing the supporting structure of the home instead ofwood framing or black walls. Custom‐made bricks or typical bricksinstalled in a custom pattern.Solid LogsRefers to solid log construction. Wood siding that appears to be logsshould be entered as log siding.Stone Veneer (Manufactured)Cast stone placed in a bed of grout outside the supporting wall structureto stimulate natural stone. Manufactured stone is lightweight and doesnot require all ties, footings, or foundations.Stone Veneer (Natural)Natural stone placed in a bed of grout outside the supporting wallstructure which usually requires wall ties, footing, or foundations foradditional support.Synthetic StuccoAn exterior wall material similar to stucco but requires fewer layers and ismore flexible. Synthetic stucco comes pre‐mixed by the manufacturer. Itis usually applied in two coats, which are much thinner than commonstucco. It can be applied over framed or masonry (blocks) walls.
SIDING MATERIALSVinyl SidingStrong, impact resistant polyvinyl chloride planks. It is installed horizontallyand attached directly to the exterior framing or over block.Vinyl ShinglesStrong impact resistant polyvinyl chloride shingles. Installed in aninterlocking fashion similar to vinyl siding.Wood Shingle/Shake (Scallop)Wood shingles or shakes with a shaped bottom edge. The shape mayrounded, triangular, square, wavy or any other pattern.Wood Shingle/ShakeShingles are sawn to create a uniform thickness. Shakes are a rough type ofwooden shingle. A shake can be either: hand split, hand split and sawn onone side, or hand split and sawn on both sides. These are installed inhorizontal, overlapping rows.
manufactured for use as exterior siding. Hardboard/Masonite Siding panels made of hardboard, masonite, or asbestos cement that are attached directly to the exterior framed or block structure in a r
