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This 7/16 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft. Cedar No-Groove Textured Plywood Siding features a soft, rough-sawn texture that allows for clean cuts and reduces the tendency to split when nailing or screwing, making pre-drilling unnecessary.
- Plywood Siding Panel No Groove Rough Sawn (Nominal: 11/32 in. x 4 ft. x ...
Plywood Siding Panel No Groove Rough Sawn (Nominal: 11/32...
- Plywood Siding Panel No Groove Rough Sawn (Nominal: 11/32 in. x 4 ft. x ...
Discover Plytanium No Groove Plywood Panel Siding. Designed for seamless integration with ship-lapped edges. Engineered for durability, it withstands harsh weather, resisting dents and scratches while offering a rich wood-grain aesthetic.
Plywood siding features a rough-sawn textured face for a beautiful rustic appearance. Dimensions: 3/8″ x 48″ x 96″. Coverage Per Piece: 32 sq/ft. Sized for spacing, panel width and length may vary up to 1/8″ to aid with proper installation. In stock and ready for local delivery or in store pickup.
4 Μαρ 2018 · Plywood Siding Panel No Groove Rough Sawn (Nominal: 11/32 in. x 4 ft. x 8 ft.; Actual: 0.322 in. x 48 in. x 96 in.) 48. (3) Questions & Answers (20) Hover Image to Zoom. Water resistant for easy maintenance. Made of high-quality wood to ensure durable use. Paintable for customized use. View More Details. Out of Stock.
Rough sawn, unseasoned boards or boards surfaced on one side and two edges (S1S2E) are commonly used for board and batten siding. Sizes are from 1″x 2″ to 1″x12″.
Discover Plytanium T1-11 SYP Plywood Siding, engineered for durability with a rough-sawn texture. Ideal for harsh climates, it resists dents and weathering, ensuring longevity. Perfect for construction and DIY projects, it offers seamless installation with ship-lapped edges.
100% sustainably grown Radiata Pine. Exterior Phenol-Formaldehyde resin. Stable composed core. Less resinous face. Uniform light color. Rough sawn surface texture. Available in shiplap and square-edge. Grade-stamped and span-rated by TPI. Easily accepts paints and stains.
