Not only our best-selling product, it’s North America’s most popular brand of siding. Create a timeless design with a full spectrum of colors and textures.
HARDIESHINGLE® SIDING
Get the authenticity of cedar shingles with the strength of James Hardie. Better than the real thing, it resists rotting, curling, warping and splitting.
USE IT FOR: Looks great on Cape Cods and cottage-style homes. But if you like the look, don’t limit yourself. Use HardieShingle® siding to highlight a gable or accent the top half of your house.
HARDIEPANEL® VERTICAL SIDING
Combine with HardieTrim® boards for a rustic board-and-batten look. Or, go for the more minimalist look of simple vertical lines.
USE IT FOR: Works well with farmhouse-style or modern homes.
HARDIETRIM® BOARDS
Accentuate corners, columns, friezes, doors, windows and more. Add that final flourish to your design statement.
USE IT FOR: Trim provides a great way to introduce colors, whether contrasting your primary house color, or using a darker or lighter shade.
HARDIESOFFIT® PANELS
Reinforce the vulnerable gap between eaves and exterior walls to protect your home from moisture and pests
For complete confidence, take that extra step.
USE IT FOR: For complete confidence, use James Hardie products to wrap your entire exterior.
ARTISAN® COLLECTION BY JAMES HARDIE
The added thickness of these boards cast deep shadow lines across your home’s exterior for added dimension and drama.
USE IT FOR: Perfect for creating a sense of luxury and historical accuracy for any style home. SEE HOW YOUR DREAM HOME BECOMES A REALITY
Our product catalog will show you the complete collection of James Hardie® siding and trim products, which can make inspiration come to life for your home.
ALSO BY JAMES HARDIE
HARDIEWRAP® WEATHER BARRIERS
Our weather barrier, flex flashing, seam tape and pro flashing deliver moisture protection you can rely on. Wrap your home in extra security.
HARDIEBACKER® CEMENT BOARD
Our proprietary cement board helps prevent moisture damage in bathrooms and other wet areas of your home’s interior. Some of the most important details are invisible.