Options-Styles
Robbins Lumber offers a distinguished line of wood siding, a timeless and natural choice for enhancing the exterior of any building. Their commitment to quality and craftsmanship ensures a product that is both aesthetically pleasing and durable.
The primary style of siding offered is traditional wood siding, renowned for its warmth, character, and ability to complement a wide range of architectural designs. This material offers a classic look that can be painted or stained to match any desired aesthetic, providing versatility for both new construction and renovation projects.
Available Options:
- Species: Robbins Lumber typically offers a selection of wood species known for their suitability for exterior applications. Common options in the wood siding market include:
- Pine: A widely available and cost-effective option, pine can be easily treated and finished for long-term protection.
- Cedar: Valued for its natural beauty, inherent resistance to rot and insects, and pleasant aroma.
- Spruce: Offers good structural integrity and can be a more economical choice, often used for painted applications.
- Profiles: While specific profiles may vary, traditional wood siding generally comes in several common styles:
- Lap Siding: This is the most classic style, featuring horizontal boards that overlap each other to shed water. Common lap siding profiles include clapboard, beveled siding, and tongue-and-groove.
- Board and Batten: A vertical style characterized by wide boards with narrow strips (battens) covering the seams between them. This creates a rustic and strong visual appeal.
- Shingles/Shakes: Though sometimes categorized separately, these can be considered a form of wood siding, offering a more textured and artisanal look.
- Finishes: Robbins Lumber's wood siding is typically sold unfinished, allowing homeowners and builders the flexibility to apply their preferred paint or stain. This approach ensures a perfect color match and the ability to achieve a specific aesthetic.
- Grades: Wood siding is often available in different grades, which reflect the quality of the wood, the presence of knots, and overall appearance. Higher grades will generally have fewer imperfections, while lower grades may be more economical and suitable for applications where character is desired.
The selection of wood species, profiles, and grades allows for a customized approach to exterior design, ensuring that Robbins Lumber's wood siding can meet the specific needs and stylistic preferences of any project.
