Just want to confirm from what homedepot told me .... I asked if the
dimensions of 1"x4" pine was the same as 1"x4" hardiplank. He told
me only the thickness is different. He said pine is 3/4" thick and
hardiplank is 1" thick. Is this correct?

I plan on replacing some outside house trim originally pine now with
hardiplank. I want to replace a vertical 1x4 trim now in pine with
hardiplank that will meet just under the soffit to a horizontal 1x4
pine (butt together). I'm thinking no one will notice a 1/4"
difference in thickness 2 stories high just under the soffit and
painted.

On Feb 27, 9:12*am, "Doug" wrote:
Just want to confirm from what homedepot told me .... *I asked if the
dimensions of 1"x4" *pine was the same as 1"x4" hardiplank. *He told
me only the thickness is different. *He said pine is 3/4" thick and
hardiplank is 1" thick. * Is this correct?

I plan on replacing some outside house trim originally pine now with
hardiplank. *I want to replace a vertical 1x4 trim now in pine with
hardiplank that will meet just under the soffit to a horizontal 1x4
pine (butt together). *I'm thinking no one will notice a 1/4"
difference in thickness 2 stories high just under the soffit and
painted.

Is hardiplank outdoor weatherproof?????

On Feb 27, 9:13*am, "hr(bob) "
wrote:
On Feb 27, 9:12*am, "Doug" wrote:

Just want to confirm from what homedepot told me .... *I asked if the
dimensions of 1"x4" *pine was the same as 1"x4" hardiplank. *He told
me only the thickness is different. *He said pine is 3/4" thick and
hardiplank is 1" thick. * Is this correct?

I plan on replacing some outside house trim originally pine now with
hardiplank. *I want to replace a vertical 1x4 trim now in pine with
hardiplank that will meet just under the soffit to a horizontal 1x4
pine (butt together). *I'm thinking no one will notice a 1/4"
difference in thickness 2 stories high just under the soffit and
painted.

Is hardiplank outdoor weatherproof?????

According to James Hardie.


Doug-

The Hardiplank siding I've used is way thinner than 3/4"...... I
remember it being very flexible.
What Hardie supplies is different from region to region.

I believe what oyu want is Hardie Trim.
Again availability driven by region.

check this link
http://www.jameshardie.com/homeowner...exterior.shtml

Don't forget to call CEA.

cheers
Bob

On Mon, 27 Feb 2012 09:13:10 -0800 (PST), "hr(bob) "
wrote:

On Feb 27, 9:12*am, "Doug" wrote:
Just want to confirm from what homedepot told me .... *I asked if the
dimensions of 1"x4" *pine was the same as 1"x4" hardiplank. *He told
me only the thickness is different. *He said pine is 3/4" thick and
hardiplank is 1" thick. * Is this correct?

I plan on replacing some outside house trim originally pine now with
hardiplank. *I want to replace a vertical 1x4 trim now in pine with
hardiplank that will meet just under the soffit to a horizontal 1x4
pine (butt together). *I'm thinking no one will notice a 1/4"
difference in thickness 2 stories high just under the soffit and
painted.

Is hardiplank outdoor weatherproof?????

That's what it's made for. It's concrete, so it better be. ;-)

On Feb 27, 11:23*am, DD_BobK wrote:
On Feb 27, 9:13*am, "hr(bob) "
wrote:

On Feb 27, 9:12*am, "Doug" wrote:

Just want to confirm from what homedepot told me .... *I asked if the
dimensions of 1"x4" *pine was the same as 1"x4" hardiplank. *He told
me only the thickness is different. *He said pine is 3/4" thick and
hardiplank is 1" thick. * Is this correct?

I plan on replacing some outside house trim originally pine now with
hardiplank. *I want to replace a vertical 1x4 trim now in pine with
hardiplank that will meet just under the soffit to a horizontal 1x4
pine (butt together). *I'm thinking no one will notice a 1/4"
difference in thickness 2 stories high just under the soffit and
painted.

Is hardiplank outdoor weatherproof?????

According to James Hardie.

Doug-

The Hardiplank siding I've used is way thinner than 3/4"...... I
remember it being very flexible.
What Hardie supplies is different from region to region.

I believe what oyu want is Hardie Trim.
Again availability driven by region.

check this linkhttp://www.jameshardie.com/homeowner/products-exterior.shtml

Don't forget to call CEA.

cheers
Bob

Hardi has both siding and trim. The siding is thinner than 3/4 inch
and is indeed somewhat flexible in the long boards. The trim as I
remember was of standard sizes 3/4 x 4" in 8,10, and 12 foot lengths.
It is great stuff and takes paint very well.

To be save though, measure some of it before you buy it.

On Feb 27, 9:12*am, "Doug" wrote:
Just want to confirm from what homedepot told me .... *I asked if the
dimensions of 1"x4" *pine was the same as 1"x4" hardiplank. *He told
me only the thickness is different. *He said pine is 3/4" thick and
hardiplank is 1" thick. * Is this correct?

I plan on replacing some outside house trim originally pine now with
hardiplank. *I want to replace a vertical 1x4 trim now in pine with
hardiplank that will meet just under the soffit to a horizontal 1x4
pine (butt together). *I'm thinking no one will notice a 1/4"
difference in thickness 2 stories high just under the soffit and
painted.

I used the PVC boards. Much easier to work with and have a lifetime
guarantee. And it matches pine dimensions. It is a little pricey but
you'll never have to replace it again.

"Doug" wrote in message news
Just want to confirm from what homedepot told me .... I asked if the
dimensions of 1"x4" pine was the same as 1"x4" hardiplank. He told
me only the thickness is different. He said pine is 3/4" thick and
hardiplank is 1" thick. Is this correct?

I plan on replacing some outside house trim originally pine now with
hardiplank. I want to replace a vertical 1x4 trim now in pine with
hardiplank that will meet just under the soffit to a horizontal 1x4
pine (butt together). I'm thinking no one will notice a 1/4"
difference in thickness 2 stories high just under the soffit and
painted.

I replace 1x4 trim pine with hardiplank all the time,
and you will not know it's hardiplank,
if I do not tell you it is...


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