This article first appeared in the 200103
issue of BD+C.
Thick polypropylene panels are molded with scallop or shingle shapes to lend old-world profiles to new-world projects requiring the appearance of wood siding. To enhance the illusion, a woodgrain pattern is added to the underside of the panels and between shingles, and seam overlap is meticulously avoided. Interlocking fingers ease installation.
Georgia-Pacific.
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