Siding ID

[Robert Jones]

7+ yrs and haven't run across this pattern. Definitely a wood composite, more like cardboard that osb. Flat drip edge. Any ideas? My composite siding ID book didn't help much.

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[AHI in AR]

Looks like a hardboard siding to me. (Masonite-type.) I don't know the brand.

[kurt]

I agree with AHI. That last pic shows some fuzz; sure looks like a masonite mfg. product to me.

[Brandon Whitmore]

Another vote for hardboard, although I don't pay attention to who manufactured the particular product.

[Jim Katen]

7+ yrs and haven't run across this pattern. Definitely a wood composite, more like cardboard that osb. Flat drip edge. Any ideas? My composite siding ID book didn't help much.

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Catawba.

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[Bill Kibbel]

Jim K. is correct. It matches a pic I have of GP's Catawba.

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[Brandon Whitmore]

Anybody have a good resource that shows pictures alongside the manufacturers name? Is there any way to post this info. on this site by chance?

Also, are there still on- going class action lawsuits with any of these man made products? How about warranty periods-- any of those still in effect. I know some LP products has a 25 year warranty that would still be in effect.

Do you guys make the attempt to ID the manufacturers, give warranty info. , etc. ?

Is a siding warranty transferrable, or does it depend on the manufacturer?