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2. Wood Siding - The Home Depot

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   Plywood siding is an all-wood exterior-grade panel. It is ideal for siding applications from new home construction, utility buildings, planters, dog houses and other remodeling or do-it-yourself-projects. Plywood siding features a rough-sawn textured face for a beautiful rustic appearance.

3. Panel siding Wood Siding & Accessories - Lowe's

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   Wood Siding Panels. Since there are a number of types of wooden siding, you can choose the right one that complements your home and adds to its curb appeal. Clapboard siding, also called lap siding, beveled siding or weatherboard, is the most popular siding in North America.

4. 15/32 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. Plywood Siding Panel - The Home Depot

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   Plywood siding is an all-wood exterior-grade panel. It is ideal for siding applications from new home construction, utility buildings, planters, dog houses and other remodeling or do-it-yourself-projects. Plywood siding features a rough-sawn textured face for a beautiful rustic appearance.

5. SmartSide 38 Series 4 ft. x 10 ft. Cedar Texture 8 in. Wood ...

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   LP SmartSide siding panels cut just like traditional wood, requiring no specialized tools to get the job done, and their lighter weights make them a breeze to handle. Plus, they can be a perfect product to utilize when building or remodeling a shed.

6. Sturdy Panel 48 x 96 Engineered Wood Panel Siding - The Home...

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   Elevate the look of your home by adding this Sturdy Panel 48 in. x 96 in. Engineered Wood Panel Siding. The installation process is an easy one for a DIYer or a professional. The siding resists rotting, mildew and termite damage.

7. 6 Types of Exterior Wood Siding | The Family Handyman

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   Reese Freeman, president and construction manager of Steamboat Springs Construction Co., names cedar, pine, barnwood and log as today’s most popular wood siding types. For the most part, all are available locally and are relatively straightforward to install.