Although traditionally made of wood, 'weatherboard' can also refer to similar siding made from other materials.

Material Specific

'Weatherboard' is commonly used in Australia to describe a type of house construction.

Australian Use

Weatherboard has historic connotations, often found in older or traditional-style buildings.

As a verb, 'weatherboard' describes the action of fitting or installing the siding onto a building.

To 'weatherboard' can imply upgrading or renovating a building for better protection or aesthetic appeal.

The verb can also convey a sense of renewal or maintenance for a structure perhaps seen as old or worn.