There are a few different ways to install cement board siding, but the most common method is to first attach a furring strip to the wall and then nail the cement board to the furring strip. You can also use adhesive to attach the cement board to the wall. Once the cement board is installed, you can then apply a finish coat of stucco or another type of siding. Be sure to follow all of the manufacturer's instructions when installing cement board siding.

First, you need to determine how much siding you'll need. To do this, measure the height and width of each wall section and multiply these numbers together. Then add an extra 10 percent to this total to account for waste and mistakes. Next, cut the cement board panels to size using a circular saw or a power miter saw. Make sure your blade is sharp so that you don't damage the panel. If you're using a circular saw, hold the board against the fence and make sure it's parallel to the blade before cutting.