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Spotlight Saturday: Woodsman Select Siding


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If you want a low maintenance, cost effective, home exterior, consider using Norandex's Woodsman Select Premium Vinyl Siding. This is included in Hamilton's standard material package and unlike wood exteriors, this building product will not blister, crack, peel or rot. You will never have to scrape, sand or paint your homes exterior again.

From graphite, to olive and steel blue, there is a wide array of available colors making this your perfect siding selection for your custom home. Here are a few more key benefits you'll enjoy when choosing this product for the life and looks:

  • 5/8' panel projection provides superior rigidity and casts deep, appealing shadow lines
  • 4 traditional styles available
    • Double 4" & 5" Clapboard
    • Double 4" & 5" Dutchlap
  • Matching and contrasting soffit and accessories
  • Low gloss natural cedar wood grain pattern


Contact our office with any questions you have on this building product. If you are in the area, stop into our showroom located on Groton Avenue in Cortland, NY to see samples. 

607-299-4838


Sources:
http://www.norandexpro.com/woodsman-select-premium-vinyl-siding

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