Cement Board And Batten Siding

Traditionally board and batten siding starts with wide vertical planks boards which are then joined together by thin vertical strips battens to cover the seams.

Cement board and batten siding.

Board and batten siding helps create long lines on the building that draw the eye upward adding a subtle decorative touch to the home. Dating back to the 19th century this siding type was originally constructed as a method of siding barns. Including labor the total cost to install board and batten siding averages 2 25 to 12 50 per square foot. The average 1 500 sq ft home will cost anywhere from 4 000 to 15 000 for installation as labor costs can range from 2 to 5 dollars per sq ft.

Compared to some other materials fiber cement is relatively cheaper yet safe and durable. Material boards cost between 0 75 and 10 per square foot. Installing new board and batten siding costs between 4 000 and 14 000 but most homeowners pay about 9 000. With board batten certainteed has recreated a siding favored by early settlers to protect and beautify homes and outbuildings.

This style of siding is characterized by a series of alternating board sizes. Fiber cement board and batten siding has the quality that can resist extreme cold and heat. Board and batten siding has a very distinctive look that differs from other siding types. Wide 10 board with a 2 batten creates a 12 panel with the industry s widest vinyl board span.

With cedarboards board batten certainteed has combinded a popular historic siding with innovative foam insulation technology to provide a classic vertical siding with impressive energy saving sound absorbing and impact resistance benefits. Best of all it s possible to get this look and the durability and low maintenance of fiber cement siding at the same time. Our board and batten siding has tighter seams a weather and fade resistant finish for durable long lasting beauty it is also very easy to maintain. You can also design it to look rustic as wood materials.

The look of board and batten. Barns and houses with board and batten siding were inspired by nordic european buildings and gained popularity in america sometime around the middle of the 19th century. Alternating wide and narrow vertical panels combine in a simple yet beautiful design well suited to distinctive architectural styles.