Cedar Channel Siding
Cedar Channel Siding, sometimes referred to as "Lap and Gap Siding", is a common exterior siding throughout North America. It creates what's known as a reverse board and batten look with an exposed rough sawn finish.
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Features & Benefits:
-True Western Red Cedar, milled in British Columbia
-Contains natural oils and resins that make it resistant to rot, decay, and insects
-Creates a traditional reverse board and batten look
-Excellent for siding
-No hole Architectural Knotty grade
Applications: Exterior/Interior siding
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Resources:
PDF: Cedar Channel Product Sell Sheet
PDF: Cedar Channel Manufacturer Product Page
PDF: Finishing Cedar Channel Siding
PDF: Maintaining Cedar Channel Siding
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Western Red Cedar Channel Siding
Why choose Western Red Cedar?
Why Cedar?
BEAUTY – Aesthetically, there really is no substitute for the natural beauty of Real Cedar. Imbued with decidedly crisp, yet superbly rich, tonal properties, Real Cedar can create sublime outdoor sanctuaries, embolden traditional home decor, provoke cutting-edge architecture and inspire innovative interiors. Imagine – all that dynamism packed into one beautiful building material! No wonder Real Cedar is a designer’s dream come true.
VERSATILITY – Western red cedar is pitch and resin-free. This means it’s ideal for accepting and holding a wide range of beautiful finishes including elegant dark stains, shabby chic bleaches, traditional solid colors, and naturally beautiful semi-transparent. Real Cedar also offers a wide range of lumber dimensions, surface textures, and grades. Ergo, no matter what your desired effect is, Real Cedar’s got the wood for you.
SUSTAINABILITY – Independent studies prove that when it comes to environmental performance, natural wood is superior to synthetic products in every way. While other building materials generate greenhouse gasses, western red cedar actually removes greenhouse gasses from the atmosphere. And unlike brick, cement, and composites, Real Cedar is renewable and biodegradable. All cedar forests are strictly managed to ensure that cedar remains one of the most sustainable building products available. In fact, well less than 1% of available Cedar is logged in a given year, and we have more cedar trees today than in history.
Using Cedar for a basic 30'x16' deck saves over two metric tons of CO2 emissions, equivalent to driving a car for an entire year.
When you choose cedar, you're choosing to be green.
Certifications
All cedar boards are SFI certified and fully supported by the Western Red Cedar Lumber Association.
