The hardiplank webpage is vague on trimming. For example, at an
outside corner the trim could either go on first and the plank butted
against it, or the plank could go on first and the trim applied on top.


Does it make any difference which method is used?

Ray

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The hardiplank webpage is vague on trimming. For example, at an
outside corner the trim could either go on first and the plank butted
against it, or the plank could go on first and the trim applied on top.


Does it make any difference which method is used?


Take your pick. My house is done both ways. I prefer trim covering the
plank.

wrote in message
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The hardiplank webpage is vague on trimming. For example, at an
outside corner the trim could either go on first and the plank butted
against it, or the plank could go on first and the trim applied on top.


I'm doing my house now using Hardiplank and cement fiber trim. The trim is
going on first and the siding butted up against it... chaulking as I go.

John

Trim on top leaves spaces for critters.
Wilson
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wrote in message
oups.com...
The hardiplank webpage is vague on trimming. For example, at an
outside corner the trim could either go on first and the plank butted
against it, or the plank could go on first and the trim applied on top.


Does it make any difference which method is used?


Take your pick. My house is done both ways. I prefer trim covering the
plank.

"Wilson Lamb" wrote in message
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Trim on top leaves spaces for critters.
Wilson


True, but they are not going to eat much if panels and trim are Hardi
products and if not there, they will be some where else.