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Siding

Writer: Cid HerleinCid Herlein

Flashing behind Hardie board siding, also known as joint flashing, is a weather-resistant material that's installed behind butt joints to prevent water from getting in.


James Hardie recommends using 6-inch wide flashing that overlaps the course below by 1 inch. However, some local building codes may require different sizes.


Sealant is not a recommended replacement for proper flashing.


 
 
 

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