Rusty Flooring installer Staff member Admin Moderator Joined May 20, 2010 Messages 1,990 Reaction score 221 Location Missouri Jul 21, 2020 #1 My house has that old 12" x 8' fiberboard siding. I need to replace a few sections and cannot find any. Anything out there that will work?
My house has that old 12" x 8' fiberboard siding. I need to replace a few sections and cannot find any. Anything out there that will work?
slownsteady Well-Known Member Joined Jun 5, 2009 Messages 7,208 Reaction score 1,478 Location South Hills, Pittsburgh, PA Jul 21, 2020 #2 That's going to be a tough one. It's pretty thick compared to today's products. Maybe a hardie plank with extra backing?
That's going to be a tough one. It's pretty thick compared to today's products. Maybe a hardie plank with extra backing?
Jeff Handy Well-Known Member Joined Nov 20, 2019 Messages 1,002 Reaction score 390 Location Chicago suburbs Jul 22, 2020 #3 Maybe you can steal some from elsewhere on the house, on a side that does not show to the street or driveway? Then put something else roughly compatible back in the areas you borrowed from.
Maybe you can steal some from elsewhere on the house, on a side that does not show to the street or driveway? Then put something else roughly compatible back in the areas you borrowed from.
Jeff Handy Well-Known Member Joined Nov 20, 2019 Messages 1,002 Reaction score 390 Location Chicago suburbs Jul 22, 2020 #4 They also make cedar siding in various thicknesses and profiles, much thicker than cement board. It is usually a custom order at a big box, but lumberyards would sell by the piece.
They also make cedar siding in various thicknesses and profiles, much thicker than cement board. It is usually a custom order at a big box, but lumberyards would sell by the piece.
J joecaption Well-Known Member Joined Jan 8, 2011 Messages 2,599 Reaction score 496 Jul 22, 2020 #5 You can use LP Smart side lap siding , and yes you can get it in a smooth finish. The trick will be to get the old pieces off without damaging the ones you want to leave in place. https://lpcorp.com/resources/product-literature/brochures-sales-sheets/lp-smartside-product-catalog
You can use LP Smart side lap siding , and yes you can get it in a smooth finish. The trick will be to get the old pieces off without damaging the ones you want to leave in place. https://lpcorp.com/resources/product-literature/brochures-sales-sheets/lp-smartside-product-catalog
A Art W. New Member Joined Jul 19, 2020 Messages 4 Reaction score 4 Location College Station TX Jul 28, 2020 #6 Yep, I was thinking a local lumber yard could either mill it or tell you about someone they know who can.
Yep, I was thinking a local lumber yard could either mill it or tell you about someone they know who can.