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wood shingle

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wood shingle
A thin roofing unit of wood, usually cut from green wood and then kiln-dried, either split along the grain or cut to stock lengths, widths, and thicknesses; used as an exterior covering on sloping roofs and on side walls and applied in an overlapping fashion. Also see shingle.


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A wood shingle roof that weathers helps to ensure that your home will look like it's always been a part of the landscape and that roofs that are made with rougher, thicker wood shakes that add even more character to your home.
Wood Cedar is the most common type of wood shingle, though pine and spruce are also sometimes used.
Delmedico explains that a wood shingle roof that weathers helps to ensure that your home will look like it''s always been a part of the landscape and that roofs that are made with rougher, thicker wood shakes that add even more character to your home.
 
 
 
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