Cedar Shakes was created in 2005.
Cedar shakes are also known as shingles which are used for roofing and siding in North America. High grade shakes are used for roofing and low grade shakes are used for siding.
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The pros of having cedar shake siding are, shakes are thicker than shingle, they give a house a rustic feel and look and cedar is also known for its resistance to warping and shrinking. As with everything there are also cons such as the fact it can be quite time consuming to install.
TSP (Tri-Sodium Phosphate) works great.
The address of the Cedar Falls Ice House is: Franklin Ave, Cedar Falls, IA 50613
Cedar Falls Ice House was created in 1921.
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I've seen all types - just as in a regular house. I have 'duroid' shingles as many do. At least 3 neighbours have cedar shakes. and two have corrugated aluminium sheets.
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A "square" of shakes covers 100 SF of wall or roof area. Beyond that - everything depends on the installation. The number of actual pieces of wood in a square varies greatly based on the exposure the installer wants to leave, and the width of the shakes, which are normally bundled random in width. A single handsplit shake is going to be 18" in length and be installed with an exposure anywhere from 4"-7" . It could be anywhere from 3-12" in width. It typically takes 4-6 bundles of shakes to get 100SF of exposure, but again that varies wildly based on the product and how it is installed. Note that cedar "Shakes" are typically hand-split and will vary greatly- whereas cedar "shingles" are machine cut and can be ordered in uniform width if desired.