drop siding

Isaac Kremer/ January 14, 2018/ / 0 comments

A type of cladding characterized by overlapping boards with either tongued and grooved or rabbeted top and bottom edges. Oftentimes, the upper part of each board has a concave curve, in which case the siding is sometimes referred to as German siding. (Phillips, 1994)

novelty siding, rustic siding, German siding
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