Identifying Inner-Seal® siding

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16' long
6", 8", 9-1/2" or 12" wide
7/16" thick
lap siding
randomly distributed 2-1/4" diameter embossed knot pattern
most Inner-Seal® panel siding has a textured wood grain surface (but some siding is smooth)
most Inner-Seal® panel siding has decorative vertical grooves every 4 or 8 inches (but some siding has no grooves)
7/16" or 9/16" thick
4' wide
8', 9' or 10' long
panel siding

Generated explanation

The illustration shows identifying features of Inner-Seal® lap siding and panel siding. The lap siding is shown as overlapping horizontal boards with wood-grain texture and randomly distributed embossed knots measuring 2-1/4 inches in diameter. Lap boards are identified as 16 feet long, 7/16 inch thick, and available in four widths. The panel siding is shown with decorative vertical grooves, with annotations noting that most panels have wood-grain texture and grooves every 4 or 8 inches, although smooth and ungrooved versions exist. Panels are identified as 4 feet wide, 8, 9, or 10 feet long, and 7/16 or 9/16 inch thick.

Components

Inner-Seal® lap siding Inner-Seal® panel siding decorative vertical grooves embossed knot pattern

Materials

Inner-Seal® engineered wood siding