Shake shingle

Asphalt shingles that look like cedar shakes can be a cost-effective alternative to traditional cedar shakes. Let’s take a look at asphalt shingles and compare them to natural cedar shakes and a synthetic alternative.

The main problem with wood shake siding is that this natural material is not quite as sturdy and long-lasting as some other construction options.

Featuring the natural beauty of cedar, our shingles and multishakes provide everything from small facades to large areas to full wall applications the appearance of wood without the wear and tear.

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Synthetic Cedar Shake Tiles are a multi-width, composite cedar shake roofing material reminiscent of natural cedar shake.

Cedar is a popular roofing material. The wood is often split by hand to either make symmetrical shingles or irregularly shaped shakes. These days, you can find these cedar shingles and shakes on walls as well – they’re an unorthodox but beloved form of siding. Of course, being wood, they need a lot of care

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The roofing featured in this post was heavily discounted by Brava Roof Tile. The first time we pulled up to what would eventually become our house, one of ...

Project: Brockton Flared Wall Design Location: Brockton, MA Architect: Andrew Borguese Designs Builder: Clark Custom Homes Product: 5.3″ Evenbutt Color: 2 Coat Frasier Gray