Milled in Chico, California

Siding

Matching sidings for every wall log profile, usable on the interior or the exterior of a home, as full wall siding or as partial walls (wainscoting), run vertical or horizontal.

All15 Matches Round logs5 Matches D-logs4 Matches Timber logs6

Showing 5 of 15 profiles, the ones cut to match round logs.

Round logs

8″ round log siding, 3×8 ship lap

Thickness: 2 1/2″
Overall: 7 3/8″
Exposed face / coverage: 7″ per course

Matches round logsVertical or horizontal

Round logs

9″ round log siding, 3×9 ship lap

Thickness: 2 3/4″
Overall: 8 3/8″
Exposed face / coverage: 8″ per course

Matches round logsVertical or horizontal

Round logs

10″ round log siding, 4×10 ship lap

Thickness: 3 1/2″
Overall: 9 3/8″
Exposed face / coverage: 9″ per course

Matches round logsVertical or horizontal

Round logs

12″ round log siding, 5×12 ship lap

Thickness: 4 1/2″
Overall: 11 3/8″
Exposed face / coverage: 11″ per course

Matches round logsVertical or horizontal

Round logs

13″ round log siding, 5×13 ship lap

Thickness: 4 3/4″
Overall: 12 3/8″
Exposed face / coverage: 12″ per course

Matches round logsVertical or horizontal

Standard patterns we also run

Besides the sidings cut to match our wall logs, the mill runs these standard paneling, siding, shiplap, decking and tongue and groove patterns in the same red cedar. Each is drawn in one size, and under the drawing are the widths the Western Wood Products Association's pattern book gives it in, with the stack height each width lays at.

Standard

WP-1, 8″

Lapped paneling: a rounded edge laps a long bevel at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 4 15/16″–10 5/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 7/16″	4 15/16″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 5/8″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 5/8″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 5/8″*

Drawing of WP-1, 8 inch, in section: a board 7 and an eighth inches wide and twenty-three thirty-seconds of an inch thick, thinned to a three sixteenths lip at the top that rises to the face in a 1 and an eighth inch bevel, its bottom edge rounded and lapping the board below by half an inch, on a 6 and five eighths inch stack height.

StandardWP-1, 8″

Lapped paneling: a rounded edge laps a long bevel at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 4 15/16″–10 5/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 7/16″	4 15/16″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 5/8″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 5/8″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 5/8″*

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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WP-4, 8″

Tongue and groove whose chamfered edges meet as a V.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5 1/16″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 7/16″	5 1/16″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 3/4″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 3/4″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 3/4″*

Drawing of WP-4, 8 inch, in section: a twenty-three thirty-seconds inch board 7 and an eighth inches wide, with a quarter-inch tongue on its top edge and a groove nine thirty-seconds wide and seven sixteenths deep in the bottom one, both face edges chamfered so that boards meet in a V, on a 6 and three quarter inch stack height.

StandardWP-4, 8″

Tongue and groove whose chamfered edges meet as a V.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5 1/16″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 7/16″	5 1/16″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 3/4″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 3/4″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 3/4″*

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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WP-6, 8″

Tongue and groove with rounded edges that meet in a soft groove.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5 1/16″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 7/16″	5 1/16″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 3/4″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 3/4″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 3/4″*

Drawing of WP-6, 8 inch, in section: a twenty-three thirty-seconds inch board 7 and an eighth inches wide, with a quarter-inch tongue on its top edge and a groove nine thirty-seconds wide and seven sixteenths deep in the bottom one, both face edges rounded, on a 6 and three quarter inch stack height.

StandardWP-6, 8″

Tongue and groove with rounded edges that meet in a soft groove.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5 1/16″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 7/16″	5 1/16″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 3/4″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 3/4″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 3/4″*

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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WP-9, 8″

Lapped boards with rounded edges and a narrow channel at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 4 15/16″–10 5/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 7/16″	4 15/16″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 5/8″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 5/8″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 5/8″*

Drawing of WP-9, 8 inch, in section: a board 7 and an eighth inches wide and twenty-three thirty-seconds of an inch thick, with a lip twenty-three sixty-fourths thick at the top, a half-inch rabbet at the bottom and both face edges rounded, on a 6 and five eighths inch stack height.

StandardWP-9, 8″

Lapped boards with rounded edges and a narrow channel at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 4 15/16″–10 5/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 7/16″	4 15/16″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 5/8″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 5/8″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 5/8″*

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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WP-11, 8″

Lapped boards whose chamfered edges meet as a V at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 4 15/16″–10 5/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 7/16″	4 15/16″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 5/8″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 5/8″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 5/8″*

Drawing of WP-11, 8 inch, in section: a board 7 and an eighth inches wide and twenty-three thirty-seconds of an inch thick, lapped half an inch at each edge, its face chamfered three sixteenths deep at the top and bottom so that boards meet in a V, on a 6 and five eighths inch stack height.

StandardWP-11, 8″

Lapped boards whose chamfered edges meet as a V at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 4 15/16″–10 5/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 7/16″	4 15/16″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 5/8″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 5/8″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 5/8″*

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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Beveled siding, 6″

Tapered boards, the thick edge down, each lapping the course below.

Widths 4″–6″ · Stack height 2 1/2″–4 1/2″

Width	Overall	Stack height
4″	3 1/2″	2 1/2″
5″	4 1/2″	—
6″	5 1/2″	4 1/2″

Drawing of beveled siding, 6 inch, in section: a board 5 and a half inches wide standing on edge, tapering from three sixteenths of an inch thick at the top to fifteen thirty-seconds at the bottom, on a 4 and a half inch stack height.

StandardBeveled siding, 6″

Tapered boards, the thick edge down, each lapping the course below.

Widths 4″–6″ · Stack height 2 1/2″–4 1/2″

Width	Overall	Stack height
4″	3 1/2″	2 1/2″
5″	4 1/2″	—
6″	5 1/2″	4 1/2″

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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Colonial (or bungalow) siding, 8″

A heavier bevel siding, 3/4″ at the butt.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 4 1/2″–8 1/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 1/2″	4 1/2″
8″	7 1/4″	6 1/4″
10″	9 1/4″	8 1/4″
12″	11 1/4″	—

Drawing of colonial or bungalow siding, 8 inch, in section: a board 7 and a quarter inches wide, tapering from three sixteenths of an inch thick at the top to three quarters at the bottom, on a 6 and a quarter inch stack height.

StandardColonial (or bungalow) siding, 8″

A heavier bevel siding, 3/4″ at the butt.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 4 1/2″–8 1/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 1/2″	4 1/2″
8″	7 1/4″	6 1/4″
10″	9 1/4″	8 1/4″
12″	11 1/4″	—

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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Dolly Varden siding, 8″

Also called rabbeted bevel: bevel siding rabbeted at the butt, so each board hangs flat.

Widths 4″–12″ · Stack height 3″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
4″	3 1/2″	3″
6″	5 1/2″	5″
8″	7 1/4″	6 3/4″
10″	9 1/4″	8 3/4″
12″	11 1/4″	10 3/4″

Drawing of Dolly Varden siding, 8 inch, in section: a bevel board 7 and a quarter inches wide, five sixteenths of an inch thick at the top and twenty-one thirty-seconds at the bottom, with a rabbet half an inch by five sixteenths cut in its back at the bottom, on a 6 and three quarter inch stack height.

StandardDolly Varden siding, 8″

Also called rabbeted bevel: bevel siding rabbeted at the butt, so each board hangs flat.

Widths 4″–12″ · Stack height 3″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
4″	3 1/2″	3″
6″	5 1/2″	5″
8″	7 1/4″	6 3/4″
10″	9 1/4″	8 3/4″
12″	11 1/4″	10 3/4″

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Channel rustic siding, 8″

Shiplapped boards that leave a flat channel at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 4 7/8″–10 5/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 3/8″	4 7/8″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 5/8″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 5/8″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 5/8″*

Drawing of channel rustic siding, 8 inch, in section: a board 7 and an eighth inches wide and twenty-three thirty-seconds of an inch thick, thinned to a lip at the top and rabbeted half an inch at the bottom, so that a 1 and a quarter inch channel shows at each joint, on a 6 and five eighths inch stack height.

StandardChannel rustic siding, 8″

Shiplapped boards that leave a flat channel at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 4 7/8″–10 5/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 3/8″	4 7/8″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 5/8″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 5/8″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 5/8″*

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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6″ log cabin siding

A rounded face on a lapped board, for the look of a log wall. The narrowest of the three.

Width 6″ · Stack height 4 15/16″

Standard

8″ log cabin siding

A rounded face on a lapped board, for the look of a log wall. The middle of the three.

Width 8″ · Stack height 6 5/8″

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10″ log cabin siding

A rounded face on a lapped board, for the look of a log wall. The widest of the three.

Width 10″ · Stack height 8 5/8″

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101 bevel shiplap, 8″

Shiplap with a long bevel at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 3/8″	5″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 3/4″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 3/4″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 3/4″*

Drawing of 101 bevel shiplap, 8 inch, in section: a board 7 and an eighth inches wide and twenty-three thirty-seconds of an inch thick, with a lip at the top that rises to the face in a 1 and a quarter inch bevel and a three eighths inch rabbet at the bottom, on a 6 and three quarter inch stack height.

Standard101 bevel shiplap, 8″

Shiplap with a long bevel at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 3/8″	5″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 3/4″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 3/4″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 3/4″*

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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102 bevel T&G, 8″

101's long bevel, on a tongue and groove edge.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5 1/8″–10 7/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 3/8″	5 1/8″
8″	7 1/8″	6 7/8″
10″	9 1/8″	8 7/8″
12″	11 1/8″	10 7/8″*

Drawing of 102 bevel tongue and groove, 8 inch, in section: a board 7 and an eighth inches wide and twenty-three thirty-seconds of an inch thick, with a quarter-inch tongue at the top that rises to the face in a 1 and a quarter inch bevel, and a groove nine thirty-seconds wide and five sixteenths deep at the bottom, on a 6 and seven eighths inch stack height.

Standard102 bevel T&G, 8″

101's long bevel, on a tongue and groove edge.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5 1/8″–10 7/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 3/8″	5 1/8″
8″	7 1/8″	6 7/8″
10″	9 1/8″	8 7/8″
12″	11 1/8″	10 7/8″*

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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105 cove, 8″

Shiplap with a cove at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 3/8″	5″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 3/4″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 3/4″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 3/4″*

Drawing of 105 cove, 8 inch, in section: a board 7 and an eighth inches wide and twenty-three thirty-seconds of an inch thick, with a lip at the top that curves up to the face in a cove and a three eighths inch rabbet at the bottom, on a 6 and three quarter inch stack height.

Standard105 cove, 8″

Shiplap with a cove at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 3/8″	5″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 3/4″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 3/4″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 3/4″*

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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106 cove T&G, 8″

105's cove, on a tongue and groove edge.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5 1/8″–10 7/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 3/8″	5 1/8″
8″	7 1/8″	6 7/8″
10″	9 1/8″	8 7/8″
12″	11 1/8″	10 7/8″*

Drawing of 106 cove tongue and groove, 8 inch, in section: a board 7 and an eighth inches wide and twenty-three thirty-seconds of an inch thick, with a quarter-inch tongue at the top that curves up to the face in a cove, and a groove nine thirty-seconds wide and five sixteenths deep at the bottom, on a 6 and seven eighths inch stack height.

Standard106 cove T&G, 8″

105's cove, on a tongue and groove edge.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5 1/8″–10 7/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 3/8″	5 1/8″
8″	7 1/8″	6 7/8″
10″	9 1/8″	8 7/8″
12″	11 1/8″	10 7/8″*

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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V rustic, 8″

Shiplapped boards whose chamfered edges meet as a V at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 3/8″	5″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 3/4″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 3/4″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 3/4″*

Drawing of V rustic, 8 inch, in section: a board 7 and an eighth inches wide and twenty-three thirty-seconds of an inch thick, its face chamfered a quarter inch deep at the top and bottom edges so that neighboring boards meet in a V, with a three eighths inch rabbet at the bottom, on a 6 and three quarter inch stack height.

StandardV rustic, 8″

Shiplapped boards whose chamfered edges meet as a V at every joint.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 3/8″	5″*
8″	7 1/8″	6 3/4″*
10″	9 1/8″	8 3/4″*
12″	11 1/8″	10 3/4″*

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

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Shiplap, 3/8″ lap, 8″

Square-edged boards rabbeted on both edges so each laps the next by 3/8″.

Widths 4″–12″ · Stack height 3 1/8″–10 7/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
4″	3 1/2″	3 1/8″
6″	5 1/2″	5 1/8″
8″	7 1/4″	6 7/8″
10″	9 1/4″	8 7/8″
12″	11 1/4″	10 7/8″

Drawing of shiplap with a three eighths lap, 8 inch, in section: a three quarter inch board 7 and a quarter inches wide, rabbeted three eighths by three eighths of an inch on its face at the top and on its back at the bottom so that each board laps the next, on a 6 and seven eighths inch stack height.

StandardShiplap, 3/8″ lap, 8″

Square-edged boards rabbeted on both edges so each laps the next by 3/8″.

Widths 4″–12″ · Stack height 3 1/8″–10 7/8″

Width	Overall	Stack height
4″	3 1/2″	3 1/8″
6″	5 1/2″	5 1/8″
8″	7 1/4″	6 7/8″
10″	9 1/4″	8 7/8″
12″	11 1/4″	10 7/8″

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3 shiplap, 6″

Shiplap 2 1/2″ thick, lapped 1/2″.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 1/2″	5″
8″	7 1/4″	6 3/4″
10″	9 1/4″	8 3/4″
12″	11 1/4″	10 3/4″

Drawing of 3 shiplap, 6 inch, in section: a plank 2 and a half inches thick and 5 and a half wide, rabbeted 1 and a quarter inches deep and half an inch long on its face at the top and on its back at the bottom, on a 5 inch stack height.

Standard3 shiplap, 6″

Shiplap 2 1/2″ thick, lapped 1/2″.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 1/2″	5″
8″	7 1/4″	6 3/4″
10″	9 1/4″	8 3/4″
12″	11 1/4″	10 3/4″

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2 shiplap, 6″

Shiplap 1 1/2″ thick, lapped 1/2″.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 1/2″	5″
8″	7 1/4″	6 3/4″
10″	9 1/4″	8 3/4″
12″	11 1/4″	10 3/4″

Drawing of 2 shiplap, 6 inch, in section: a plank an inch and a half thick and 5 and a half wide, rabbeted three quarters of an inch deep and half an inch long on its face at the top and on its back at the bottom, on a 5 inch stack height.

Standard2 shiplap, 6″

Shiplap 1 1/2″ thick, lapped 1/2″.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5″–10 3/4″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 1/2″	5″
8″	7 1/4″	6 3/4″
10″	9 1/4″	8 3/4″
12″	11 1/4″	10 3/4″

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3″×6″ WP-305-a decking

Double tongue and groove decking 2 1/2″ thick, chamfered at the edges of one face. The book gives it in this one size.

Width 6″ · Face 5 1/4″

Standard

2″×6″ T&G, CM EV1S

Center-matched tongue and groove with a V at the edges of one face, 1 9/16″ thick.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5 1/8″–11″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 1/2″	5 1/8″
8″	7 3/8″	7″
10″	9 3/8″	9″
12″	11 3/8″	11″

Drawing of 2 by 6 tongue and groove, CM EV1S, in section: a plank 1 and nine sixteenths inches thick and 5 and a half wide, with a seven sixteenths tongue centered on its top edge, a half-inch groove centered in the bottom one and a V at the edges of one face, on a 5 and an eighth inch stack height.

Standard2″×6″ T&G, CM EV1S

Center-matched tongue and groove with a V at the edges of one face, 1 9/16″ thick.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5 1/8″–11″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 1/2″	5 1/8″
8″	7 3/8″	7″
10″	9 3/8″	9″
12″	11 3/8″	11″

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3″×6″ T&G, CM EV1S

Center-matched tongue and groove with a V at the edges of one face, 2 9/16″ thick.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5 1/8″–11″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 1/2″	5 1/8″
8″	7 3/8″	7″
10″	9 3/8″	9″
12″	11 3/8″	11″

Drawing of 3 by 6 tongue and groove, CM EV1S, in section: a plank 2 and nine sixteenths inches thick and 5 and a half wide, with a three quarter inch tongue centered on its top edge, a thirteen sixteenths groove centered in the bottom one and a V at the edges of one face, on a 5 and an eighth inch stack height.

Standard3″×6″ T&G, CM EV1S

Center-matched tongue and groove with a V at the edges of one face, 2 9/16″ thick.

Widths 6″–12″ · Stack height 5 1/8″–11″

Width	Overall	Stack height
6″	5 1/2″	5 1/8″
8″	7 3/8″	7″
10″	9 3/8″	9″
12″	11 3/8″	11″

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Drawn by Sierra Log & Timber to the dimensions in Standard Patterns (G-16), Western Wood Products Association.

A stack height marked * is the overall width less the lap or tongue in the drawing; the rest are printed in the book. A dash means the book gives no stack height for that width.

Shingle siding

We also sell Shakertown cedar shingle siding, laid with a staggered butt or a flush butt.

The same cedar shingles laid in even courses with a flush butt, meeting a rough sawn timber corner board at the edge of the wall. — Flush butt
The same shingles laid in even courses, here with a rough sawn timber corner.

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Pick the product and give the square footage. The mill's own coverage figure does the arithmetic, which is not the size printed on the product: the answer opens on the full calculator with the sum shown.

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For pricing and your volume discount, give us a call. (530) 899-0680

Stack Height Calculator

Have a stack height? Work out the lineal feet.

The generic version, for anything with a stack height: siding, paneling, decking or wall logs. Give the face one course shows and the square footage, and the answer opens on the stack height calculator with the sum shown.

For pricing and your volume discount, give us a call. (530) 899-0680

Reading the drawings

Overall: The full height of the piece, tongue included.
Exposed face, or stack: What shows on the wall once the next course is laid. Every course adds this much.
Thickness: Back of the board to the outermost point of the face.
Nominal: The trade name for the size. Round log siding is named for the log it matches.

Every drawing here is the mill's own shop drawing for that section. The full sheets, as the mill drew them: round log (PDF), D-log (PDF), timber log (PDF)

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