Make The Most Of Your Home With CanExel Siding
CanExel siding is a great alternative to those that want to add a polished look to their home without the hassle of having to paint every few years. It is a high-density wood composite that mimics real cedar without the problems that can affect actual wood. It has been treated to resist moisture and is unlikely to be damaged by insects. The fact is with today's global awareness it is a smarter choice. There are fewer trees used when an engineered material is implemented. Take a look at the different products offered by CanExel and understand how useful they can be to any home. There is the Ridgewood D-5, the Ced’R-Vue lap siding and the most versatile of all, Ultra Plank.
Depending on what look a home owner wants to convey or enhance, there are several versions of CanExel siding that can be purchased. The Ridgewood D-5 siding is designed to look like Dutch lap siding. The beveled look can give a home a rich appearance. Made from twelve inch planks, they are made to look like two individual planks which makes installation even easier. It comes in nineteen different colors and is presents with a deep wood grain pattern.
For a more traditional look, the Ced’R-Vue lap siding is available in six or nine inch widths. Also available in nineteen colors, it looks like real cedar. Unlike cedar shake, there are no tough installation worries. It looks great on any style home and is used on the smallest to largest residences.
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Ultra Plank is the most adaptable of the Canexel Siding choices. It combines the easy installation of Ridgewood D-5, but can be installed vertically or horizontally. The one 12 inch plank mimics two planks of just under five inches each. Just like the other two versions it comes in nineteen colors and the nail assembly is hidden, making for a more uniform look. Most customers will find they are satisfied by the choices. All CanExel siding planks are made with hidden nail assembly, so the appearance is smooth. The planks are self aligning, so the install is quite fast. The planks are easily cleaned by power wash and come with with a 15 year limited warranty on finish and a 25 year limited warranty against damage from cracking, hails, etc. There is nothing wrong with using wood, but when an opportunity to use something stronger, easier to maintain, and longer lasting comes along, it can be hard to pass up.
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