Shake siding refers to a type of exterior cladding used in home construction. It is constructed into small rectangular panels that are placed next to each other to cover the entire siding. Shake siding has a more rough, rustic appearance and is thicker than shingle siding, with more texture and uneven edges. Shakes are available … Read more
The primary purpose of the wood siding is to protect the wall from exterior elements, insulate the home and create aesthetic appeal. Wood siding is easier to install, maintain and environmentally friendly. There are many siding materials available in the market that are more durable and cheaper than wood but they do not have the … Read more
Introduction Polymer siding is an engineered siding material made from a durable plastic called polypropylene resin. Polypropylene resin is a very useful type of plastic, which has many commercial, industrial uses. Polypropylene is generally considered safe for use. It does not cause any harm. Polymer siding is more durable, low maintenance, easy installation, and heat … Read more
Introduction DuraTemp is a real wood plywood panel siding product of Roseburg. It is a better siding choice for sheds, outdoor buildings, houses, and more. DuraTemp is made from wood, and a 100% renewable resource. It has great water and rots resistance properties. DuraTemp siding material has great lasting durability, strength, and stiffness. The … Read more
Car siding is a popular type of siding, reversible pattern, tongue-and-groove pattern profile called “Car Siding”. It has a V-Groove in the center of the board. Its board is wider approx 1×8″, due to being in the V-Groove center, one board gives the illusion of a narrower board (1×4″). It can be seen more clearly … Read more
What is Hardboard? Hardboard is also known as high-density fiberboard (HDF). It is an engineered wood product, Hardboard is used extensively in home construction, siding, and furniture. It is made from a mixer of exploded wood fibers, resin, and glue, That has been highly compressed(about 65 pounds per cubic foot) at high heat. According to … Read more