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Advantage Rainscreen Siding beats the heat and outlasts softer siding options such as Cedar and Redwood. This hardwood siding consists of extremely resilient materials such as Ipe and Cumaru, making it the ideal option where extreme climates are the norm. Advanced Rainscreen Siding offers great protection from water intrusion and minimal movement (shrinkage) once installed. It can be easily installed using a hidden siding fastening system.
Advantage Rainscreen Siding beats the heat and outlasts softer siding options such as Cedar and Redwood.
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