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Cedar Bevel Siding
Western Red Cedar bevel
siding is the most widely-used bevel siding type. It is produced
by resawing lumber at an angle to produce two pieces thicker
on one edge than the other. The manufacturing process results
in pieces with one face saw textured. Bevel siding is installed
horizontally and gives an attractive shadow line which varies
with the thickness of siding selected.
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T-1-11 Siding
When properly installed,
flashed and sealed against the weather, T-1-11 is a very cost-effective
siding material. When painted T-1-11 siding looks great and
will hold up under the toughest of Northwest winters.
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Cedar Shingle/Shake Siding
It's hard to beat the
strength and durability of cedar shingle/shake siding, and nothing
looks better. The predominant wood used is Western Red Cedar. |
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Hardiplank Siding
A cement and wood fiber
siding that's highly durable and low maintenance, giving a low
life-cycle cost. Guaranteed for 50 years! From the James Hardie
Corporation www.jameshardie.com
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