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Siding
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Certified Wood Siding |
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Sustainably harvested Siding is available and certified by the FSC, SFI, or OFPA. Species include Western Red Cedar, Coastal Red Cedar, Spruce, and Douglas Fir. |
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Composite Siding |
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Paperstone Rainscreen Cladding is a FSC- Certified sustainable composite cladding product. The panels deflect the rain and the ventilated cavity carries away any moisture. With air circulation, the air cavity between the building structure and the cladding panels are dried out, protecting the entire building from the elements. Paperstone Rainscreen Cladding has enhanced weatherability and UV/Color Stability. Neither sun, rain, hail nor moisture have any effect on the panel’s surface. PaperStone Rainscreen is constructed using 100% recycled post-consumer waste paper bonded together with a Zero VOC water based, non petroleum resin system. Organic pigments are mixed into the bio-resin system to ensure maximum color uniformity and UV resistance. Rainscreen panels can be easily cut and drilled on the job site, using carbide tip wood working tools.
Sizing : Standard panel thickness is 3/8”and comes in 4’ X 8’& 10’ lengths. Other non-standard sizes are available on special order.
Standard size panel format needs to be cut to size, drilled and edge sealed before installing.
Ready to Install System includes pre-cut and pre-drilled panels, a galvanized rain screen mounting system and installation drawings.
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Reclaimed Wood Siding |
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Unique reclaimed species such as Cypress, Cedar, Douglas Fir, Redwood, Mushroom Wood, and Barnwood are sourced and rescued from telephone poles, train trestles, old barns, water tanks and pickle vats. These materials are beautiful as siding and interior t&g. |
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Trestlewood II Salty Douglas Fir Siding
Reclaimed Douglas Fir from pilings of the Lucin Cutoff Railroad Trestle in the Great Salt Lake. |
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Edged Mushroomwood Siding
Mixed species of cypress, cedar, and hemlock, sourced from mushroom growing facilities in different locations around North America. |
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Barnwood Siding
From various locations, Trestlewood carefully dismantles old barns, creating the opportunity for rustic and one of a kind Barnwood and Cypress siding applications. |
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Redwood Siding
Trestlewood reclaims old tanks, pickle vats and beer barrels that were once constructed with exquisite, clear, all-heart redwood, and processes the material to provide access to a material that is not adding to the deforestation of Redwood Forests. |
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Weathered Rustic Timber Siding
Siding sourced from various buildings, trestles, or other structures. Mixed species including Douglas Fir, Pine, Spruce, Hemlock, Poplar, etc. |
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Picklewood Siding
Picklewood is reclaimed Douglas Fir from deconstructed pickle vats in the United States and Canada. Beautiful striations are visible, caused from the steel nails in the pickle vats. |
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Hand Hewn Timber Siding
Salvaged from a variety of hand-built structures such as barns, mills, and elevators, Hand Hewn Timber Siding has unique characteristics like weathering and pockets. |
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