Buffalo Board Siding

Complete the look of your home with trim boards and siding accessories.

Buffalo board siding.

Buffalo lumber log siding quarter log with reveal with chink milling diagram. The rabetted bevel dolly varden pattern features a 1 2 3 4 notch in the thicker butt end of the board this rabbeted edge cut allows the bevel siding panels to fit together in such a way as to protect joints from water infiltration. Check out the aluminum siding for an option that won t rust rot or split. This fiberboard sheathing is suitable for above ground wall applications beneath many types of siding.

When you apply chink you are sealing any gaps between logs that allow air moisture or critters to flow through. The guy across the street from me bought the styrofoam and. I used to run into this pretty commonly when i was putting up siding. I declined and received the default dark gray fiber board covered with vinyl or alum.

The dolly varden rabbeted bevel profile is an easier install while providing the same traditional bevel style and appearance. It was called buffalo board around here. National and international delivery. Our quarter log siding overlaps the next board forming a tight seal.

Comintern sep 21 15 at 22 54. We are open for business during these uncertain times. We offer durable steel siding in 24 stunning colors so you can find the perfect option for the exterior of your home. After finally finishing the upper half living space with the dutch lap cedar from buffalo in 2017 we came up short my fault in having enough for the.

Buffalo lumber specializes in milled to order pre finished primed painted or stained wood siding cedar siding redwood siding shipped direct from the mill located closest to you. It was a product made with wood pulp in a process similar to paper making. I worked with a fantastic team from buffalo lumber to help me match the color of some old alaskan cedar rough cut boards that are on the first story of the bard board and batton style. Used where corner bracing is not required.

Definately some sort of fiberboard. It was pretty popular in the 60s and 70s as a cheap sheathing alternative until osb became more popular. Another savings is the cost and labor of chinking full logs. There was a plant producing the stuff in my area well into the 1990 s.