Dutch Lap Vinyl Siding Vs Traditional

I wanted clapboard but they put in dutch lap.

Dutch lap vinyl siding vs traditional.

Horizontal or clapboard vinyl siding is siding that runs across the house horizontally hence the name. Dutch lap siding vs traditional clapboard the difference between dutch lap vs traditional clapboard is mainly just your opinion which one looks best on your partictular style of home. If you use a high quality 40 mill or higher vinyl siding either will look nice if installed properly. Wondering if this is all really an issue and if i should just go with my preference which is dutch lap.

Traditional vinyl siding the only thing i can think of is there is one accessory dual undersill trim that is used with dutch lap that you typically don t need with the other. The contractor said he thinks it s much nicer esp. Dutch lap fits tighter at the overlaps due to the extra bend. The lower half hangs at a 90 degree angle.

White siding and black windows and onyx roofing. Dutch lap vinyl siding a popular style of wall cladding dutch lap vinyl siding has a bevel cut near the top of the panel that creates a unique look of depth with shadow lines. I am just trying to decide between 5 inch clapboard or dutch lap. I am doing scandinavian modern home.

It also comes in many different textures that look just like real wooden planks. Dutch lap traditional clapboard. Often times traditional lap. We re siding partly in vinyl shake and part in straight siding.

The recess provided by the beveled edge and the full thickness of the overlapping panel casts the deep shadow and results in smoother cleaner lines where panels overlap each other. Sometimes called traditional lap siding because it has been around for centuries. However there are fewer options. With the shakes and almost everyone does it that way.

It cost a more per stick than the normal undersill trim and could bump up the material cost 40 100 bucks on an entire house. Sent from my sm n950u using tapatalk. Comes is several popular styles such as dutch lap beaded and flat. Dutch lap siding was first used by northern europeans and brought to the united states especially the mid atlantic states during the colonial period.

While simple it has always remained the most traditional and common type of siding as it was easier and cheaper to produce out of timber when compared to dutch lap. Dutch lap although mostly a vinyl siding in modern times was also produced out of timber in the past.