Friday, August 30, 2013
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Western
Red Cedar is the most widely used wood in America. It's used in pencils, poles,
fences, cabinets, interior finish, and cooperage. However, it's most popular
use is for roof shingles and shakes. Due to its durability, cut, and many color
varieties, cedar wood is a highly preferred roofing material option. Both cedar
shingles and shakes are widely used on commercial and residential structures
alike.
Cedar
shingles
Cedar
shingles generally come in uniform thickness, appearance, and width (except for
custom orders). They come in two...
Tuesday, August 27, 2013
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Cedar
siding needs to be stained to protect and preserve the wood and enhance its
natural beauty. Stains for cedar siding range from deep stains that protect the
material from harmful UV rays, to clear coats that showcase its natural color.
Here are some details you need to know if you're having your cedar siding
stained.
Additional
protection
Staining
helps the wood become more resistant to weather, insects, and other conditions.
Keeping moisture to a minimum is the key to preserving wood products, and
stains do a great job in this regard....
Saturday, August 24, 2013
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The use of
cedar siding in your home exterior is an excellent way to protect it from the
elements since the material is naturally durable and can withstand heavy
storms. However, despite its durability, cedar is bound to fade, making your
home look old and worn. Here are some helpful tips to restore it to its
original state.
First, cover
the areas below the part where you plan to restore by placing tarps and
dropcloths over plants, glass and other fixtures. Apply an even coating of
paint stripper to your cedar siding and leave it on as per...
Wednesday, August 21, 2013
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For hundreds of years, cedar has been one of the most used types of
wooden roofing, thanks to the material's inherent durability and elegance.
Today, there are many wood roofing treatments that you can apply to even
further this durability, as well as reinforce its resistance to rot and weather
damage.
You can find many commercial chemical products in your local store that
can be used to treat your cedar shake roof against fungus that can cause decay.
For extra safety, be sure that the chemical that you use is specifically for
cedar shake,...
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