The leading direct seller of luxury hardwood decking, siding, composite decking, PVC decking and more.
When choosing wood for exterior cladding, durability and dimensional stability are just as important as appearance. Accoya and thermally modified ash are both designed to perform better outdoors than untreated wood, but they get there in different ways. Accoya stands out for its exceptional stability and resistance to moisture-related movement, while thermally modified ash offers …
Western Red Cedar has been one of the most popular wood siding choices for decades. After all, it’s attractive, lightweight, easy to work with, and naturally resists decay. There’s a reason you’ll find cedar siding on everything from rustic cabins to beautiful custom homes. I’ve always liked the look of Western Red Cedar on a …
If you’re looking for real wood siding for a high end home, you’ve probably come across both Ipe and thermally modified wood. For starters, Ipe has served outdoor projects for decades and has earned a reputation as one of the toughest exterior woods you can buy. Thermally modified wood, on the other hand, takes a …
Rainscreen siding has become increasingly popular on modern homes and commercial buildings. If you’ve seen wood siding with clean lines, deep shadow gaps, and a slight space between the siding and the wall, there’s a good chance you were looking at a rainscreen system. The basic idea is pretty simple. The siding sits away from …
If you want real wood siding on your home, Western Red Cedar has probably made your list. It should. Builders have used cedar for generations because it looks great, cuts easily, and handles outdoor exposure better than many common softwoods. However, another option has gained a lot of attention over the last several years: thermally …
When choosing siding, homeowners often compare the low-maintenance appeal of fiber cement with the natural character of wood. Both materials can work well on a home, but they offer very different looks, performance characteristics, and maintenance requirements. Natural wood siding is also more versatile than many homeowners realize. Beyond traditional cedar, today’s options include tropical …
Late summer is one of my favorite times to tackle an exterior siding project, especially if you’re considering hardwood cladding for a beautiful and durable finish. And I’ll admit, part of that is personal. I’d much rather work on the side of a house in late August than fight spring mud or discover in November …