When it comes to vinyl siding styles, there are so many to choose from, chances are you'll be overwhelmed. Which one is right for your home will be up to you and your vinyl siding installer.
Traditionally Speaking The traditional vinyl siding style is defined by individually overlapping boards along the horizontal plane. It looks most like traditional wood siding.
Going Dutch Dutchlap vinyl siding is a style that is defined by a face on the siding that is beveled, giving it an almost craftsman-like edge, which gives it added dimension. It is considered to be more decorative than traditional vinyl siding styles.
Beads and Baubles The beaded style resembles a Southern colonial design that features a half-round molding effect at the base of the panel. This vinyl siding style gives the panel more depth and dimension.
Fresh Scallops With rounded bottom edges in overlapping rows, the scallop vinyl siding style gives a home a Victorian look and feel. It is so named because it resembles the popular shellfish.
Shaken, Not Stirred One style that is used for much more than just the facade is known as shakes. It is used all over the entire home or in just one specific area. Shakes square-edged style is reminiscent of homes found in New England's coast.
Finally A Style To Suit Your Mood These are but a few of the available vinyl siding styles available to you. Consult your installation professional or vinyl siding manufacturer to learn which vinyl siding styles best suit your home and your personality. No matter which you choose, you'll find a wide variety of colors and textures to better match your home's individual look.
