2 Pack Hangers for Hardie Board Siding Tools,5/16-Inch Fiber Cement Lap Siding Installation Tools for Hardie Plank, 1-1/4-Inch Overlap Gauge Clamps

THESE HANGERS ARE A MUST HAVE FOR DOING HARDIE BOARD. YOU CAN TOTALLY HANG 12' PIECES BY YOURSELF.

These are fantastic ! They work great if used per instructions . WAY cheaper than Home Depot . Man I wish these existed back when I built my house ! ( 35 years ago )

Worked Very well, siding looks great, easy to use. Definitely worth spending a few bucks to make the job much easier.

Outstanding works great

This item would not fit on the top of the Hardie Plank 5/16" thick. The description says only for the 5/16" planks but the area that was supposed to hang on the board was so narrow that it would not fit over the board. It could not be used as a template for the screws/nails since the holes were too high up and close to the edge of the board.

I took on the project of residing my house on my own. I saw the fancy geko mounts you can get to hold the siding in place as you work your way up the wall however i read there was a problem that pulled the boards away from the wall which caused problems with the reveal. These were like a third of the cost and they function better than i had imagined. They are easy to use, you rest it on the previous board and throw a couple nails in, and then right before you nail past these you will want to make sure you remove the bracket just so you dont damage the panel and make it easier to remove. Removing before finalizing also makes it so you can sink the board closing to the house.

Makes installation 100x easier. Installing 12ft Hardie boards without this is rough even with 2 people, with this you could it by yourself but it wouldn't be fun

I got these when I was putting siding on a shed and they worked well, allowing me to finish the job alone. They are a little difficult on some boards to get them to set in the beginning since there needs to be a small gap at the top of the previous board, but they did their job well - saving me from messing up the spacing. Siding looks like it was supposed to, nice and straight all the way around.