ROSEBURG BRECKENRIDGE® CEDAR PLY OVERVIEW
Roseburg Breckenridge Cedar Ply is premium siding panel that’s designed to create a gorgeous, natural wood appearance that will last for generations. The face of the panel is produced utilizing a select import hardwood veneer that has an attractive natural textured appearance. The interior heart of the panel is made from strong western softwood veneer along with a fully water resistant (NAUF) phenolic resin. Unlike cement and vinyl siding, Roseburg Breckenridge Cedar Ply is made from wood, an environmentally friendly renewable resource.
WHEN AND WHERE YOU NEED ROSEBURG BRECKENRIDGE CEDAR PLY
Roseburg Breckenridge Cedar Ply is available throughout North America at a few of the largest and most respected wholesale distributors, retail building material dealers and home improvement centers. We invite you to contact one now to find more info about Roseburg’s Breckenridge Siding
KEY ADVANTAGES OF ROSEBURG BRECKENRIDGE SIDING
- Natural wood appearance
- Greater dimensional stability
- Face produced from select import veneer
- Produced in all the common groove patterns
- Primed available
- NAUF (No added urea formaldehyde)
- Manufactured to meet or exceed APA – The Engineered Wood
- Association performance standards
- Certain siding items are CalFire Wildland Urban Interface (WUI)
- Listed. See WUI Tech bulletin for more information.
SELECT VENEER
Choose from the following select superior face veneers that are all excellent for further finishing:
- Douglas Fir
- Southern Pine
- Radiata Pine
Unlike vinyl and cement siding, Select Veneer – Real Wood Siding is made from real wood, an environmentally friendly renewable resource.
RESOURCES
Installation Guides
Finishing APA Rated Siding for Protection and Appearance
Product Literature
Roseburg Breckenridge Siding Brochure
Environmental Certifications
EPA SmartWay Transport Partner Certificate
Roseburg Softwood Plywood – EPD
Technical Data Sheet
Controlling Decay of Wood Construction
Delamination of Plywood Panels
Flame Spread Index of APA Performance-Rated Wood Structural Panels
Minimizing Buckling of Wood Structural Panels
Moisture-Related Dimensional Stability
Structural Wood Panels and Formaldehyde
Weathering Effects on Plywood Siding
CalFire Approvals for APA Siding
SDS
Other
SUSTAINABILITY
Roseburg owns more than 600,000 acres of sustainably managed timberlands in Oregon, North Carolina, and Virginia and recycles 1.5 million tons of wood waste annually, converting it into panels that sequester carbon.
The company has developed an Environmental Management System (EMS) at all manufacturing facilities and has been recognized for their efforts, including the 2010 Award of Excellence in Riparian Management from the American Fisheries Society’s Western Division and receiving acceptance as a shipper/transport partner in the Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) SmartWaysm Transport Partnership.
SPECS-GROOVE PATTERN FOR ROSEBURG BRECKENRIDGE SIDING
Groove Patterns: 4”, 8”, 12’’ RB&B or Plain (we only stock plain with no board and batten, we can special order all other options)
Lengths: 8’, 9’, 10’
Width: 4’
Thicknesses: 11/32’’, 15/32’’ (only available in plain, 4″ and 8″ groove patterns), 19/32’’
Siding Grade: APA – PS 1 Specifications
Plys:
- 11/32” – 3 ply
- 15/32” & 19/32” – 5 ply
Face Species: Imported plug-free
Inner Plies / Back Veneer: C grade or better western softwood
Adhesive: Exterior, water resistant phenolic glue
Approved Span Ratings:
- 11/32” at 16” o.c.
- All other thicknesses, deep groove at 16” o.c.
- Plain at 24” o.c.
We are only stocking the “plain with no board and batten”,
everything else can be special ordered.
Please call for details: 410-244-0055
Breckenridge siding is available with and without grooves.
Roseburg Breckenridge Siding – Plain With Board and Battan
Roseburg Breckenridge Siding – 4 inch Groove Pattern
Roseburg Breckenridge Siding – 8 inch Groove Pattern
Roseburg Breckenridge Siding – 12 inch Groove Pattern
FINISHING ROSEBURG BRECKENRIDGE CEDAR PLY
Proper finishing of plywood siding protects it from weathering, reduces maintenance, and improves the overall look and functioning of the siding project. To start the finishing process, the wood surface must be dry and clean before any finish program.
A acrylic-latex paint system is going to do the best job of planting the wood from moisture and ultraviolet exposure from the sun. The acrylic-latex paint performs best if it has a primer applied of the exact same manufacturer because the paint. Solid-color blot, limited to either latex or oil-based, can provide decent protection, but normally has to be reapplied more frequently than the acrylic paint. Semi-transparent or opaque spots may be used on Breckenridge but aren’t recommended on Douglas Fir or even DuraTemp siding. For best results, apply a prime coat followed by two finish coats. Latex semi-transparent stains or oil-based house paints aren’t recommended. In addition, spray application isn’t recommended.
Finishing should be applied by roller or brush instead of spray application.
Above all, read and follow the paint manufacturer’s instructions for completing the siding project.
STORAGE/INSTALLATION ROSEBURG BRECKENRIDGE CEDAR PLY
Roseburg Breckenridge Cedar Ply must be stored inside, especially if it won’t be utilized instantly. If it’s important to store the siding outside, the components must be stored off of the ground and covered loosely with protective material. The arrangement to which the siding has been applied should be well vented and sterile before siding program. New construction should be left open to permit for venting of extra construction moisture.
Siding panels can be set up vertically, right over wall framing (studs or 26’s), given the on-center stud spacing doesn’t exceed the length rating given on the panel back postage. All panel ends and edges should occur over framing. Roseburg urges a 1/16″ minimal gap between panel borders and 1/8″ gap between panel endings. Panel spacing is very important to permit for any possible panel expansion caused by moisture absorption. Horizontal joints in multi-story buildings must allow for framing shrinkage. Utilize 6D box, casing, or siding nails for panels 1/2″ thickness or less (a minimum of 5/8″ in the panel edge), and 8D for greater depth (minimum of 3/8″ in the panel edge). When applied over wood or plywood sheathing, the nails should permeate 1″ into the studs, except that when Gypsum sheathing can be used the nails should penetrate the framing 1-1/2″ minimal. The nailing sequence may also be a factor in maintaining a uniformly flat appearance to the wall. Position the siding panel, maintaining the advised border spacing, and lightly tack at every corner. Install the first row of nails beside the previous panel from top to bottom.
Remove the tacking nails. Then nail the row in the first intermediate stud. Continue by nailing in the 2nd intermediate stud, and finally at the border opposite the previous panel. Complete the setup by adjusting to the top and bottom plates. The nail heads must be cozy or flush with the panel surface.
Allow at least 6″ between the bottom edge of the siding along with the finished grade or horizontal surfaces. Building paper isn’t required for vertical setup, unless specified by local building code. Apply a vapor barrier to the warm side of the wall.
For the best performance, Roseburg urges a solid-color acrylic-latex complete be placed on the siding within 30 days of setup.
MAINTENANCE
Proper maintenance of Roseburg Breckenridge Siding is very important to preserving its life and look. Prolonged exposure to the sun and weather will cause any finish to show its age. Once the finish fails to provide adequate protection, siding can become brittle, cracked and eroded, causing it to lose its adhesion, fade or mildew. Therefore, it is important to maintain a quality finish and, if needed, reapply a protective coating when bare wood is exposed, or peeling and flaking is detected. Before refinishing, remove all dirt, mildew, chalk and loose finish from the surface. A minimum of two mils dry coat thickness is recommended when using solid finishes. Primers may be required for bare wood or when a color change is made.
BRANDS YOU CAN TRUST
We carry only the highest quality wood products by the best brands in the industry. We carefully select the brands we distribute; they must be of the highest quality and employ the very latest in industry standards. We take our product selection very seriously because we want only the best for our clients. Your satisfaction is our top concern.
Chesapeake Plywood 3400 East Biddle Street. Baltimore MD, 21213
Tel: 410-244-0055 – Fax: 410-244-1269
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