Ask This Old House general contractor Tom Silva explains the architecture, installation, and maintenance of white cedar shingles

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Tom explained the maintenance of exposed white cedar shingles, which are a common building material in coastal New England.

For the demonstration in the barn after the house call, Tom demonstrated SBC white cedar shingles in a variety of stains ([ Ссылка ]). The combination house wrap/air gap Tom used on top of the sheathing was Slicker HP Rainscreen 6mm [[ Ссылка ]], which is manufactured by Benjamin Obdyke ([ Ссылка ]). For nails, Tom recommended a 6p box nail with a galvanized finish. In the demonstration, he used Grip-Rite [[ Ссылка ]] 6p galvanized box nails, which can be found at most home centers ([ Ссылка ]).

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