Douglas Fir V-Joint Siding
Douglas fir siding boards with V-jointed edges for shadow gap effect in exterior walls, sanded and rebated for installation. As coniferous wood continuously shaped, it precisely matches HTS 4409.10.10 wood siding classification. Popular for sustainable building projects.
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