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If you are following our siding series, you’ll know today we are going to give you 6 more options to put on your house. Remember, it is important to have all the information before making a decision, the more you have the easier it’s going to be.
Here are the options:
- Engineered Wood Siding
If you are looking for a natural look, engineered wood or composite wood is ideal for your house. It’s made of wood products and other materials. They usually come in panels that are easy to install, and they create a traditional clapboard look.
- Seamless Steel
Seamless steel is a strong and resistant type of siding. The siding fixture is measured to personalize your house, and you can also buy it in wood texture.
- Board-and-Batten
Board-and-batten siding is usually used in buildings like churches to make them look taller than they really are. It can be used in houses as well, but it is not so common.
- Vinyl Siding
Vinyl siding is made from PVC and is popular due to the low cost. However, the drawbacks are they can crack, fade, or grow dingy over time. Unlike wood or cedar, it won’t rot or flake.
- Corrugated Metals
Corrugated metals are usually used in roofs but have been used in the siding as well. It tolerates tough winters and is more popular in military constructions, so it is known in industrial constructions.
- Aluminum Siding
Aluminum siding is a material that has insulation, is durable, and is easy to maintain. However, it can dent or fade, but it won’t crack like vinyl.
These types of sidings that we show here are mass produced, but you can also make customized ones. Knowing all the options now will make it easy to decide what to put in your house.
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