White Cedar Shingle

Definition

A White Cedar Shingle is a light-colored, weather-resistant cedar wood used for roofing and siding.

Purpose

The purpose of white cedar shingles is to provide a durable, attractive, and weather-resistant roofing or siding material that enhances the aesthetic and protective qualities of buildings.

Examples of Use

• Residential Roofing: Used for roofing in homes for their natural look and durability.
• Siding: Applied to the exterior walls of buildings for a rustic and weather-resistant finish.
• Historic Restorations: Used in the restoration of historic buildings to maintain authenticity.

Related Terms

• Cedar Shake: A type of shingle that is split rather than sawn, offering a more rustic appearance.
• Siding: Material applied to the exterior walls of a building to protect and insulate.
• Wood Shingle: Thin, tapered pieces of wood used to cover roofs and walls.

Notes

White cedar shingles are valued for their natural resistance to decay and insects. They weather to a beautiful silver-gray patina over time and require minimal maintenance.

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