Yes! You can achieve the look of natural cedar on your home without using cedar siding.
James Hardie Siding comes in a few different styles that can replicate the look of real wood planks and shake! It’s a sustainable siding material that’s even more durable than wood. James Hardie siding is made of fiber cement which is a blend of cement, sand, water, and around 10% cellulose pulp. While it does contain cellulose pulp, which originated from wood, it’s a small percentage and it’s responsibly sourced. Cellulose pulp is normally made of wood by-products, sawmill residue, soft woods, fiber crops, and recycled paper. Some of the James Hardie siding ingredients are recycled materials, and the siding itself can be recycled up to 4 times! You’re going to save a whole lot of cedar trees by choosing James Hardie siding with many other benefits.
Chestnut Brown Cedarmill Plank by James Hardie – The Cedarmill texture beautiful resembles natural cedar siding texture.
HardieShingle Straight Edge Panel, 7″ exposure, Iron Gray – A classic wood shake look without the wood!
Choosing James Hardie fiber cement is a smart choice.
James Hardie Siding is
- Beautiful!
- Resistant to rot & insects, much better than cedar.
- Doesn’t require any wood chemical treatments.
- Very Long Lasting
- Naturally Fire Resistant
- Durable in Harsh Weather
- Responsibly Sourced, Local & Sustainable
Save a Cedar – Plant Hardie on Your House!
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