Home Exteriors
From siding to roofing, the products used on housing exteriors keep residents safe. Find the latest in exterior technology here.
Fairfax, Va.'s first net-zero home
Fairfax, Va.'s first net-zero home
Tysvaer and Kulp chose prefinished white fiber-cement siding from Allura, which gives the home a modern farmhouse look but eliminates the need for painting. They also wanted to add an organic feel to the exterior, so they used Lignia, a fast-growing softwood that is modified to have the properties of a hardwood. “The durability, stability, and environmental credentials of Lignia wood make it a perfect choice for the SYMBI Duplex One project,” says Lisa Ayala, Lignia sales manager for North America. Lignia wood is used on the bay window, front porch and stairs, and rear deck. | Photos: J. Loren Photography
Tysvaer and Kulp chose prefinished white fiber-cement siding from Allura, which gives the home a modern farmhouse look but eliminates the need for painting. They also wanted to add an organic feel to the exterior, so they used Lignia, a fast-growing softwood that is modified to have the properties of a hardwood. “The durability, stability, and environmental credentials of Lignia wood make it a perfect choice for the SYMBI Duplex One project,” says Lisa Ayala, Lignia sales manager for North America. Lignia wood is used on the bay window, front porch and stairs, and rear deck. | Photos: J. Loren Photography
Photo: courtesy Kerri Fukui
Photo: courtesy Kerri Fukui
Photo: courtesy Latham
Photo: courtesy Latham
Deckorators Voyage decking in Sierra
Deckorators Voyage decking in Sierra
