Engineered Wood Siding
Explore engineered wood siding and LP SmartSide for your Utah project. Understand profiles, finish choices, care, and how it differs from fiber cement.
Find your finish.
Find a favorite in the LP ExpertFinish and Naturals collections. Switch between material samples and matching exterior examples to see the finish at a larger scale.
Material reference
Sand Dunes
LP SmartSide ExpertFinish color reference. View the sample or the manufacturer’s corresponding exterior example; exact profile, texture and availability are confirmed for your project.
25 references to explore
Sand Dunes
Snowscape White
Desert Stone
Quarry Gray
Prairie Clay
Terra Brown
Harvest Honey
Timberland Suede
Garden Sage
Redwood Red
Tundra Gray
Summit Blue
Rapids Blue
Cavern Steel
Midnight Shadow
Abyss Black
Washed White
Smoky Slate
Saffron Cedar
Weathered Walnut
Aged Amber
Bonsai Black
Shoreline CreamGallery reference
Marshland MossGallery reference
Canyon BrownGallery referenceNo matching finishes. Try another name or reset the filters.
Select a sample to explore its detail. Open the large image for a closer look.
Use these references to narrow the look. Colors vary with screens, lighting and product finish. Review physical samples; R&JL Exteriors confirms the exact product, compatible options and availability with your estimate.
Understand the category.
Engineered wood siding is different from solid wood and fiber cement. LP SmartSide is a named engineered-wood product family with its own installation and finish requirements.
Texture, lap exposure, panel layout, and trim determine the finished character. A primed product and a factory-prefinished system should not be treated as identical finish packages.
Good details support the finish.
LP’s published guidance requires approved paint on exposed edges and cautions against back-priming its siding and trim. The exact product’s current instructions control the work.
The proposal should define the product, finish, corner and joint treatment, and any field-finishing responsibilities. Keep product coverage, finish coverage, and installer workmanship terms separate.
- Compare texture and profile on a full elevation.
- Identify primed versus factory-prefinished options.
- Ask how exposed edges and transitions are handled.
- Keep the manufacturer’s care guidance with project records.
Compare the tradeoffs.
A useful comparison with fiber cement considers the wall, appearance, installation details, maintenance expectations, and written scope. There is no universal best siding for every house.
The existing Utah Siding catalog identifies LP SmartSide. Confirm the offered profile and finish during the estimate rather than selecting a product solely from a gallery image.
Before you begin.
Is engineered wood the same as fiber cement?
No. They have different compositions and product-specific installation and maintenance instructions.
Does factory finish mean maintenance-free?
No. Follow the selected finish and substrate manufacturer’s care requirements and written warranty terms.
Your home. A more beautiful exterior.
Tell us what you have in mind. Start with a free on-site estimate.