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HISTORICAL NOVELTY SIDING PATTERNS

These patterns are typically made from "flat sawn"lumber.

Board Available surfaced or saw textured. Recommended 1" minimum overlap. Widths 8" and over use 2 nails 3-4" apart.	E.W.P - 18 Available in smooth face. Reversible pattern usually used for interior applications.	E.W.P - 11 Available in smooth face. Pattern used for interior ceilings or sidings.
Bevel (clapboard) Plain Bevel may be used with smooth face exposed or sawn face exposed for textured effect. Recommended 1" minimum overlap on plain bevel siding	E.W.P - 2 & 4 Combination of #2 & #4 patterns. Can be used on either side.	E.W.P Channel Rustic 7/8" reveal Available in saw face. Used as siding.
Dolly Varden Thicker than Bevel Siding. Rabbeted edge.	E.W.P - E & CB Available in smooth face. Reversible pattern . Usually used for porch ceilings.	E.W.P Channel Rustic 1/2" reveal Available in saw face. Used as siding.
Log Cabin 1 1/2" at thickest point. Nail 1 1/2" up from lower edge of piece.	E.W.P 106 drop siding Available in smooth face. Used as siding, resembles clapboard from a distance.	E.W.P 105 drop siding Same as pattern 106 in appearance. Milled with a ship lap edge.
E.W.P - 2 Available in smooth face. Usually used in interior applications. Use single finish nail and angle into tongue.	E.W.P double clapboard T&G Available in smooth face. Looks like bevel when installed.	E.W.P double clapboard S/2 Available in smooth face. Looks like bevel when installed.
E.W.P - 4 Available in smooth face. Reversible pattern. Usually used for porch ceilings or interior applications	E.W.P 1" center match Available in smooth face. Pattern used for flooring or siding applications.	E.W.P 1" shiplap Available in saw or smooth face. Usually used as siding.

INSTALLATION OF SIDING

• Lay a leveled chalk line for each layer of clapboard (at the width of exposure) on the wall before you begin the installation.
• Begin from the top and work down the wall wedging each new clapboard into the one above for a tight fit.
• Each clapboard should overlap 1 1/2 inches to maximize stability of the clapboards.
• Nail through both layers of clapboard with a small shank 5 or 6 penny large head galvanized nail.
• Nail each course to the studs and at the joints.
• Paint or stain can be done prior to installation or after. Use proper paint or stain as recommended by your local paint dealer.
• Please send for more information on prestaining and other siding and wood products that we offer.