Real Wood Siding Options

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Real wood siding options.

There s lots to choose from. Western red cedar is free of pitch and resin which means it takes to stains oils and finishes exceptionally well. Wood is natural beautiful and durable which makes it a sought after siding option for use in traditional architecture such as cottages bungalows and cape cod exteriors. This is a great option if you are looking to replace your wood siding on a budget because pine is significantly less expensive than some of the other wood siding options that are available.

The wood is held in place primarily by nails screws or in some cases construction adhesives. Complete the look of your home with trim boards and siding accessories. Water does penetrate wood so it is important that a moisture barrier is installed between the siding and the structure. The best wood siding options include 7 types of wood as well as 7 different styles and installation methods.

The same goes for the style options. Plytanium t1 11 natural rough sawn syp plywood panel siding common. Plywood siding features a rough sawn textured face for a beautiful rustic appearance. Plywood siding is an all wood exterior grade panel.

We offer durable steel siding in 24 stunning colors so you can find the perfect option for the exterior of your home. It is ideal for siding applications from new home construction utility buildings planters dog houses and other remodeling or do it yourself projects. As with cedar shingle siding wood clapboards can be stained rather than painted. Modern science has given us many synthetic wood look products and yet solid wood usually cedar pine spruce redwood cypress or douglas fir remain favorite choices for finer homes.

So you can feel good about wood siding. 0 563 in x 47 875 in x 95 875 in. It plywood siding is an all wood exterior grade panel. So your siding color options are pretty much limitless.

If you are going to be staining or painting horizontal siding then pine is a good wood to consider as it is easy to finish and will look great. Check out the aluminum siding for an option that won t rust rot or split.