We offer the highest quality log home siding in a variety of species including white pine yellow pine and western red cedar.
Yellow pine log siding.
Siding color is canyon brown.
Southern pine provides great value in a wide variety of applications.
1x8 southern yellow pine drop siding pattern 105 maintenance.
The official name in the southern pine pattern book is pattern 105.
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2x8 southern yellow pine d log siding.
Also referred to as quarter log siding our solid wood 2x8 southern yellow pine d log siding can be applied on any conventional frame construction while still achieving the rustic look and feel of a log home.
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Very rustic log look from mid 1800 s to early 1900 s extremely different.
2x8 southern yellow pine d log siding is a versatile and popular rounded log profile that offers a distinct grain pattern and appealing golden color.
From framing a house to building a deck southern pine is a dependable product for any project.
Sikkens proluxe cetol log siding stain.
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The siding is a mix yellow pine 3 different firs can you tell the difference.
Log siding for that log home look or matching siding for gables dormers etc.
We offer a wide variety of siding profiles including d log siding chink style siding bevel siding confederate v siding drop siding as well as popular shiplap siding.
As with every unfinished exterior wood applying a quality finish to all surfaces including the ends is recommended.
This product is a nearly clear grade southern pine pressure treated with mca above ground treatment then kiln dried after treatment kdat then run to pattern making it ready to paint immediately.
Gorman spruce s4s trim boards.
Available in eastern white pine western red cedar ponderosa pine southern yellow pine.
An exterior finish protects the wood from moisture absorption and uv degradation and helps prevent staining caused by mold and mildew.
For decades it was the most common siding found on houses in the us.