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What To Know: Faux Log Home Siding

Log homes are a popular attraction at any home show event, but there are some red flags associated with log homes that people often find out about once they really delve into log home living. By the same token, there are some great benefits to log home living that are sometimes overlooked. Popular by demand, faux log home siding is beginning to trend among those who like the look, but don't want the upkeep of a real log home. Check below to learn more about faux log siding. 



Siding material is easier to install, resulting in less labor and a more affordable option

Insects like termites are less likely to corrode the siding

Faux siding requires less upkeep and maintenance as it's not actual wood

It can be easily painted or stained to attain a certain look

It's more energy efficient and will insulate better

Fading and overall corrosion are much slower than actual wood

Can be occasionally power washed

There's less gaps and space for mold and mildew to acquire


Sources
http://www.homeadvisor.com/r/log-siding/#.WNKV2Pnyv4Y 

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