Hardie Shingle Straight Edge Siding
*فقط قیمتگذاری آنلاین
Hardie Shingle Straight Edge Siding
Hardie Shingle Straight Edge Siding is James Hardie's fiber cement panel that reproduces a straight course of shingles without installing them one at a time. Each 48 in. panel goes up in place of multiple individual shingles, so a wall covers faster than hand-nailing loose shingles course by course.
This is the Primed panel, the stocked colour, ready for field paint. It ships fastest of any HardieShingle colour and is sold by the single piece or the full lift.
This is the straight edge panel, 7 in. exposure, 2.33 sq. ft. of coverage per piece.
Specifications
- Panel size 15-1/4 in. x 48 in. x 1/4 in., 2.33 sq. ft. of coverage per piece
- Exposure: 7 in.
- Lift size: 86 pieces per full lift
- About 2.3 lb per sq. ft.: about 5.4 lb per piece
- Fiber cement, noncombustible per ASTM E136
- Primed for field paint, the stocked colour
- 30-Year Non-Prorated Limited Transferable Substrate Warranty
Ordering by the piece or by the lift
"1 Piece" is a single 48 in. panel, priced for touch-ups, repairs or small jobs. "Full Lift (86 pcs)" is the entire lift in one line item at the lower per-piece lift rate, which is how most full-wall jobs are ordered.
Volume pricing beyond a full lift (4+ lifts, direct truckload) is available; contact Griff for a quote on large orders.
Performance and warranty
HardieShingle Siding is fiber cement, noncombustible and compliant with ASTM E136. That rating covers the substrate, not field-applied paint. James Hardie backs the panel with a 30-year non-prorated limited, transferable substrate warranty.
Questions
Straight edge or staggered edge - which do I need?
Straight edge gives each course a clean, level line, close to a traditional shingle wall. Staggered edge varies the butt line course to course for a rougher, hand-split look. Both install the same way.
What's the difference between buying by the piece and by the lift?
"1 Piece" is one panel at the single-piece price. "Full Lift (86 pcs)" is the whole lift in one line item at a lower per-piece rate, the way contractors order for a full wall.
Does Primed need painting?
Yes. Primed ships ready for field paint, unlike ColorPlus Technology colours, which are factory-finished.