Wood Siding

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Build Something That Lasts With Wood Siding From WoodPlank Wood siding has a deeper grain and a unique surface texture you can feel under your hand. No two boards are identical, and that’s a huge part of what has kept real wood as the go-to exterior siding for centuries. WoodPlank’s exterior wood siding collection features a range of species and treatment levels, including thermally modified ash, hemlock, poplar, pine, and western red cedar. We even have reclaimed boards for aged character. No matter your choice of siding, we’ll ship it right to your doorstep or job site. You can start with free samples to compare grain, color, and texture in person first. Give us a call at (844) 755-9663 for help with species selection, material estimates, or project questions. Different Types of Exterior Wood Siding to Choose From Most of this collection is thermally modified, a process that uses high heat and steam to change the wood’s cell structure so it absorbs less moisture, resists rot, and holds its shape through seasonal swings. No chemical preservatives involved. Options include: Poplar siding: Our best seller with a rich, dark brown walnut appearance. It’s incredibly durable, too. Ash siding : Hardwood density with a rich, warm grain. Strong moisture resistance from the thermal process. Hemlock siding : Tight, even surface with minimal knots. Available sealed or unsealed - choose from a factory-applied finish or apply it yourself on site after installation. Pine siding : Lightest, most workable species in the collection. Also the most affordable at just $179.99 per 15 square feet. Wood cladding (Modern Exterior): Poplar and ash in a contemporary profile. The Wide Plank range also comes in 1x8, 1x10, and 1x12 boards with V-Joint, Nickel Gap, and S4S edges. We also offer cedar siding that’s not thermally modified since the wood’s natural oils resist decay on their own. These boards weather to a beautiful silver patina if left unfinished. Or, apply a UV-protectant oil and t

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