Description
Why James Hardie Siding?
Flame Resistance: James Hardie Siding is noncombustible and approved for fire-rated construction.
Water Resistance: Resists rotting, warping, cracking, hail, and high winds up to 150 mph.
Hurricane Resistance: The property damage from hurricanes can be staggering. Due to its impact resistance against hail and windblown debris, fiber-cement siding has been specified by hurricane-zone building codes for building homes in hurricane, tornado, and wildfire prone areas.
Durability: James Hardie fiber cement siding is designed to last for up to 50 years against cracking, rotting, hail damage, termites and many other possible problems.
Basic Composition: Portland Cement, ground sand, cellulose fiber, select additives and water. Contains no asbestos, glass fibers or formaldehyde.