How thick is CanExel siding?

Maibec CanExel Ridgewood D-5™ has the genuine look of Dutch lap siding….Ridgewood D-5.

LengthNOMINAL WIDTHNOMINAL THICKNESS
12 ft. (3.66 m)12 in. (30.48 cm)7/16 in. (1.11 cm)

How is CanExel siding made?

Manufactured in Nova-Scotia, Canada, Maibec CanExel™ harboard siding is a prefinished siding product manufactured from wood fibre, resin and wax which is fused under pressure. This engineered wood siding is highly stable and resistant to moisture.

Can CanExel siding be painted?

Weather and UV resistant paint finish on Canexel® Wood fiber siding paint stays durable even when power-washed. Stain, dirt & mildew resistance on simili-wood surfaces.

How do you remove CanExel siding?

1. Using pliers, gently lift the joint molding(s), or remove caulking/sealant from strip to be removed; 2. Using a portable circular saw, cut the damaged board in the center, lengthwise, and remove the lower half of the strip.

What is maibec siding?

Maibec siding is made of white cedar shingle that is treated for endurance. This excellent siding product comes in a wide variety of shapes, styles and sizes of planks. The wood used for Maibec siding is of such high quality that the company offers a guarantee it will last at least 50 years if properly installed.

Is CanExel a vinyl?

CanExel is made up of lignocellulosic fibers (lignine, hemicellulose, and vegetable cellulose). Visually, engineered wood is almost identical to that of real wood, with grooves engraved on its surface. It’s the preferred material of Canadians because it looks more sophisticated than vinyl.

How often does LP siding need to be painted?

On average, engineered wood siding usually requires repainting every 5 to 10 years as compared to wood siding, which usually needs repainting every 3 to 5 years. Vinyl siding also may be painted if the color has faded.

Can you stain engineered wood siding?

Engineered wood products come from the factory primed and ready to paint. If you’re looking for something that is a little more custom we do have the capability of applying a stain-like finish that will make the siding look like real wood.