James Hardie HardiePlank 12 in. Eased Edge Lap Siding, Select Cedarmill, Primed for Paint
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James Hardie HardiePlank 12 in. Eased Edge Lap Siding, Select Cedarmill, Primed for Paint
HardiePlank Eased Edge is James Hardie's best-selling fiber cement lap siding, milled 5/16 in. thick with an eased (softened) top edge for a classic clapboard reveal. This is the 12 in. width, running 10-3/4 in. of exposure per course at the standard 1-1/4 in. overlap, in 12 ft. lengths.
Primed for Paint only. Neither profile is available in a factory ColorPlus finish. Contact us to request a ColorPlus quote if you'd like a factory-finished color option.
Features and Common Uses
- James Hardie's best-selling fiber cement lap siding profile, 5/16 in. thick with an eased top edge for a classic clapboard reveal
- Select Cedarmill texture, a subtle woodgrain look
- Noncombustible fiber cement resists moisture damage and holds no appeal for pests like woodpeckers or termites
- Primed and ready for field paint in the color of your choice
- Complies with ICC-ES ESR-2290 and current IRC code requirements
Commonly used for:
- Full elevations on new builds and re-sides, especially where a wider reveal is wanted
- Matching or replacing existing wide wood clapboard siding
- Accent walls and gables paired with a narrower HardiePlank width
Specifications
| Brand | James Hardie |
|---|---|
| Product Line | HardiePlank Lap Siding, Eased Edge |
| Texture | Select Cedarmill |
| Material | Fiber cement, ASTM C1186 Grade II Type A |
| Thickness | 5/16 in. |
| Width | 12 in. |
| Length | 12 ft. |
| Exposure | 10-3/4 in. |
| Coverage per board | approx. 10.75 sq. ft. |
| Finish | Primed for paint |
| Fire Rating | Noncombustible ASTM E136, Class A per ASTM E84 |
| Pieces per Lift | 152 |
Wind and fastening performance is engineered per James Hardie's ESR-2290 evaluation report and USTB-17 fastening bulletin, and varies by stud spacing, fastener type and building height/exposure category. Confirm the exact fastening schedule for your building's framing and exposure before install. Source: James Hardie ICC-ES Evaluation Report ESR-2290 (PDF).
How to Install
- Maintain at least 6 in. of clearance from grade and follow James Hardie's flashing details at rooflines, decks and penetrations.
- Cut outdoors with a Hardie-approved blade and dust collection, or score and snap for straight runs.
- Overlap courses a minimum of 1-1/4 in. and blind-nail with a No. 11 gauge roofing nail at 24 in. o.c. maximum, 3/4 in. to 1 in. from the top edge.
- Face-nail through the overlap only where high wind or code requires it.
- Prime all field cuts and fastener heads, and caulk vertical joints before finish coating.
Full fastening schedule, including face-nailing dimensions and edge distances: James Hardie ICC-ES Evaluation Report ESR-2290 (PDF).
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I get this in a factory color?
Yes. Contact us to request a ColorPlus quote.
What nails do I need?
A No. 11 gauge roofing nail, 1-1/4 in. or 1-3/4 in. long, for blind-nailing at 24 in. o.c. maximum. Face-nailing (6d/8d common nail) is used only for high-wind areas or where code requires it. Full fastening schedule: James Hardie ICC-ES Evaluation Report ESR-2290 (PDF).
How much wall does one board cover?
About 10.75 sq. ft. per 12 ft. board at the 10-3/4 in. exposure this width is milled for, assuming the standard 1-1/4 in. overlap.
How many boards come on a lift?
152 pieces per lift.