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A vertical look with wide panels and narrow strips called battens covering the joints. It creates crisp lines and a farmhouse-inspired finish. Board and batten is a style, and it can be built with materials such as fiber cement.

Rigid siding made from a cement-based composite. Choose overlapping horizontal boards for a classic lap look, or panels with battens for a vertical design. Finishes may be smooth or wood-textured.

Lightweight PVC siding available in different colors and profiles. Horizontal lap styles create a traditional look, while vertical profiles offer another design option. The color is part of the material, so routine painting is usually unnecessary.

A no-spline screen attachment system with an aluminum base and snap-on vinyl cap. Explore its benefits and the SNAPTRACK concealed-screw variant.

A flexible woven mesh that encloses porch openings while letting air flow through. It helps keep insects out and is a common choice for everyday porch use.

Rigid panels with a smooth or textured finish beneath the eaves. Solid panels provide a closed surface; vented panels include openings for airflow where the roof ventilation design requires it.

Lightweight panels that create a clean, lined finish under the roof overhang. Solid and vented profiles are available, with the combination selected for the home’s ventilation needs.

Custom-formed aluminum trim coil wraps sound fascia boards for a clean roof edge with less exposed painted wood.

Fiber cement trim boards that give the roof edge a solid, board-like appearance. They can coordinate with fiber cement siding and other trim for a consistent exterior finish.

Traditional wood flooring and deck construction with a natural finish.

Compare Composite and Advanced PVC collections for a wood-inspired floor with less refinishing.

Explore composite boards, finishes and the differences from traditional wood.

An optional system that collects water above the joists to help keep the area under an elevated deck dry.

Give your covered porch a finished overhead surface with tongue-and-groove boards. The interlocking edges create a continuous pattern, and a wood finish adds natural grain and warmth to the space.

Vinyl panels create a clean, lined finish across a covered porch ceiling. Porch-rated profiles, including beadboard-style options, offer a finished appearance with little routine refinishing.

Cedar wrapping covers an existing beam with cedar boards to create a finished wood appearance. It can bring warmth to a porch and connect the look of the ceiling with the posts below.

Cedar boards can surround an existing post to give it a finished, natural wood appearance. This detail can make porch supports feel more substantial and coordinate them with a cedar-wrapped beam.

ERIE installs posts for porch and deck projects. The right scope starts with what each post will support, where it connects and the condition of the existing construction.