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Fiber-Cement Siding: An Attractive Alternative to Wood
This manufactured siding material is more rot resistant and holds paint better than wood siding, but installing it requires a bit more effort.
Podcast 192: Garage Workshop Conversion, Contractor Web Marketing, and Saying No to Clients
The editors hear from listeners about bogus blower door tests, pellet stoves, and steel siding before discussing insulating a garage, using the web to start a remodeling business, and client communications.
How to Install Faux Stone-Veneer Siding Panels
This type of modular masonry siding is easily fastened with screws or nails, and doesn't require any adhesives or mortar.
Re-side Over Lead-tainted Siding
Covering old siding may be the simplest way to deal with toxic paint–plus it could be an opportunity to add exterior insulation.
Staging a Construction Project for Multiple Labor Cycles
Setting up scaffolding for the duration of the job saves time on high-performance wall assemblies
Locally Sourced Shiplap Cedar Siding
Wood siding milled from trees on the family property adds character and a personal touch to a new home.
Boral Discontinues Bevel Siding
Despite growing popularity, the company stops production, citing manufacturing challenges
Podcast Episode 126: Wave Goodbye to Plywood?
Louisiana-Pacific interview: OSB, siding, sheds, studs, and other structural building products.
Good-Looking, Long-Lasting Lap Siding
Flawless installation and clever details mean this rainscreen wall assembly will weather the biggest storms.
Siding to Last a Lifetime
Builder John Constantini outlines rainscreen details that improve the durability of any lap-siding installation.

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