Vinyl stone siding exterior

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In traditional societies, poor people built their homes from cob (mud). Middle-class construction was largely wood while the rich people got to live in stone houses built by slaves, serfs, and servants. These days, most of us can afford to build with concrete. But because of technology, regional climate, building laws, and convenience, most homes

Tight-Cut from Versetta Stone® manufactured stone veneer panels gives you the sophisticated look of expertly cut and fitted stones in a DIY friendly panel that installs with screws or nails. Tight-Cut offers a traditional look of random ashlar or quarried limestone.

Recently, Belk Builders used a batten and board vinyl siding that imitates the look of brick to create a truly unique look for an Edgemoor, SC home.

Our stunning new series of Glamour Stone Veneers offers you a rare quality of stone veneer siding with a natural sparkle embedded throughout the rock.

Ledgestone DP2455 Faux Stone Panels are coated with a durable high-impact layer making it the strongest faux stone on the market.

In traditional societies, poor people built their homes from cob (mud). Middle-class construction was largely wood while the rich people got to live in stone houses built by slaves, serfs, and servants. These days, most of us can afford to build with concrete. But because of technology, regional climate, building laws, and convenience, most homes

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Explore our exquisite collection of faux panels, including faux stone panels and faux rock panels. Elevate your styling with ease.

Vertical vinyl siding is sometimes called barn siding or board and batten siding. The board is a wider plank while the batten is a thinner strip. Battens project forward and hide the seams between the battens. If the siding has no battens, then it's described as vertical vinyl. 1. Towering Vertical Vinyl Mixing the heights