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Crane Siding Colors
Explore Crane siding colors and discover color combinations and options available for Craneboard 6, Craneboard 7 and Craneboard Board And Battens. Craneboard is owned by Exterior Portfolio, which offers a number of insulated, traditional, trim, soffit and vinyl siding shingle products.
Craneboard is a foam backed vinyl cladding that many consumers assume is fiber cement. This confusion is mainly due to the product name, that honestly sounds like a fiber cement product because it is so similar to Hardiboard, which is the most popular fiber cement from James Hardie.
In general, Craneboard products have a reputation as one of the best vinyl siding options on the market. They are more expensive than traditional or non foam-back vinyl cladding, but they will last quite a bit longer, maintain their rigidity across the span of the boards and help some with the overall R-value or insulating properties of a home.
Crane vinyl siding colors include aspen white, cabin, bone, clay, cypress, country beige, desert, graphite, driftwood, greystone, lighthouse red, harbor blue, nutmeg, mocha, regatta, olive, saddle, pearl, slate, rye, stratford blue and wheat.
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Page Last Updated: February 15, 2024
Craneboard 6 Color Swatches
Description: Craneboard 6 is a 6" plank profile uses a hand milled cedar grain and deep shadows to create a distinctive panel. Just like the Craneboard 7", the 6 comes with a limited life-of-the-home warranty and is available in 22 color combinations.
Craneboard 7 Siding Colors
Description: Craneboard 7 is a 7" plank cladding with deep shadow lines and a cedar finish. The Crane 7 is an insulated or foam backed product that comes with a limited life-of-the-home warranty and is available in 22 color combinations.
Craneboard Board & Batten Colors
Description: Craneboard Board & Batten is a 10" wide vertical siding that adds depth and texture the the walls of a home. Many homeowners say that board and battens have a more rustic look to them than say a horizontal lap siding, which can look great on a home and can be combined with additional design features to make the home really stand out.
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