TandoStone is a new-age siding that mimics the look of stone and brick and siding.  These lightweight, easy to install panels speed up installation, and boost curb appeal.  Great for wainscoting, front accents, or entire walls, these budget friendly panels are an excellent way to differentiate your home, and give the look of stone and brick, without the exorbitant costs. 

 

Available Profiles: 

Stacked Stone

Creek Ledgestone

Features & Benefits:

 -Lightweight, and easy to install panels

 -Available in multiple colors and profiles 

 -Installs with normal siding tools - no need for mortar, or masonry tools 

 -Can be installed in below freezing temperatures 

 -Very low maintenance 

 

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Available Accessories:

TandoStone Accessories are not required for every installation, but are offered as an option for a comprehensive product line.  TandoStone can be installed with other exterior trim, such as Royal PVC.  

 


Brochures & Documents:

PDF: Tando Brochure

PDF: Tando Line Card

PDF: Tando Warranty

Installation Guides

TandoStone: Stacked Stone

TandoStone: Creek Ledgestone

TandoStone: Brick

TandoStone: Ledge Trim End Cap

 

Frequently Asked Questions: 

 

What is Tando made out of?

Tando products are made of a durable, high quality, Polypropylene composite.  Tando utilizes an injection molding process to create Tando Panels.

Are these UV Protected?

Yes - Tando uses a proprietary coating system which provides UV protection to help maintain the color of the product.

How thick are the panels?

It can depend on the profile, but generally speaking panels are 3/32" thick.   

What is the expansion and contraction rate of the product?

Like all Polypropylene products, there is a degree of expansion and contraction that will occur during changing temperature and climatic conditions.  These panels can expand and contract up to 1/8".  However, each panel has a built in expansion joint that compensates for this expected movement. 

Do I need to use house wrap?

Yes.  Tando is considered decorative, so a house wrap is required for a water barrier.    

How should I cut these panels?

It's best to use a circular saw or table saw.  

What type of fasteners should I use?

It's recommended to use a non-corrosive roofing or siding nail.  Make sure the nail head is larger than the panel's nailing hole, and your nail should penetrate at least 1/2" into a solid substrate.  It is NOT recommended to use a nailing gun.  Hand nailing is the recommended installation method.  

Are Tando panels suitable for ground contact?

Yes.  However if certain chemicals (fertilizer, ice salt, weed spray, etc) come into contact with the product, there is a chance of discoloration.  

How should I clean Tando siding?

Tando is very low maintenance and will require minimal maintenance.  On a annual basis, use a normal garden hose with light soapy water will to remove any dirt or mildew.  Never use a pressure washer with Tando.  

 


Stacked Stone - Lewiston Crest:

Creek Ledgestone - Appalachian Ash: