Chimney Siding Options

Combine faux stone siding panels with inside or outside corner panels to complete a stunning project that can transform your property.

Chimney siding options.

Replacement and resurfacing can be expensive which makes cladding a masonry chimney with siding an attractive option in some instances. Stacked stone veneer chimney refacing. Plywood siding features a rough sawn textured face for a beautiful rustic appearance. Available in a range of styles and textures factory painting or finishes are highly recommended.

More product details close. Each panel is made by compressing a combination of polyurethane and color oxides into the mold producing a faux stone panel with unmatched authenticity. Plywood siding is an all wood exterior grade panel. Chimneys are commonly lined with brick or stone but real masonry can be costly heavy and time consuming.

Many residential chimneys are finished with stone or brick to help insulate them and provide a traditional appearance. These genstone customers used the stratford stacked stone panels to complete a relatively simple stone veneer chimney that adds a tasteful complement to their home siding. Wood shingles are often used as siding material for chimneys continuing from the roof area. It is ideal for siding applications from new home construction utility buildings planters dog houses and other remodeling or do it yourself projects.

Offering the look of masonry stucco or wood at a lower cost fiber cement siding has become a popular siding choice for many homeowners. Wood however can have knots that fall out or develop holes that allow water to intrude on the internal structures of the chimney according to the maryland shingle website. Fiber cement siding is low maintenance non flammable and termite resistant. It plywood siding is an all wood exterior grade panel.

From faux brick to cobblestone and fieldstone siding panels and more carlton can create the look of elaborate hand laid chimneys while staying easy to install.