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Exploring Siding Finishes
The Difference Between Textures
Cedar Texture
Realistic, deep cedar-grain texture and defining shadow lines create the look of traditional wood.
Why cedar texture?
- Offers the look of traditional wood siding without common problems that come with it
- Features deep shadow lines that looks more like traditional wood than other claddings
- Provides a durable option for home styles that lend themselves to a cedar texture look
Brushed Smooth
Engineered wood trim in brushed smooth creates simple, clean accent looks.
Why brushed smooth?
- Provides a modern look with durable trim
- Works with many architectural styles including Modern Farmhouse, updated Ranch and Cape Cod
- Can be used to create eye-catching details
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