White Cedar Shingles
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TNC A Grade Shingles finished with bleaching oil.
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White cedar shingles weathering naturally to grey. Note the new shingles on the bottom of the building; older shingles on the top.
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Northern white cedar is ideal for both interior and exterior construction because it is naturally durable and resistant to moisture, decay and insect damage.
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Ancient white cedar shingle roof contrasts beautifully with new metal siding.
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Work in progress applying our cedar shingles.
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Three-year old shingles on an historic windmill.
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Siding photo shared by a happy customer in Pennsylvania.
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White Cedar Shingles are desirable because of their natural ability to inhibit decay and to send pests packing. Many examples of century-old structures can be found throughout the Eastern United States and Canada that still utilize their original white cedar shingles.
At True North, we sell shingles by the square. To assist with calculating your material needs, a square is equal to 4 bundles of shingles and covers a 10' x 10' [100 square feet] area when exposing 5" of the shingle butt.
Shingles with 5 Inch Exposure
Grade |
Description |
Recommended For |
Price Per Square |
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A [Extra] |
All Clear Premium Quality |
Roofing Sidewall |
$174 |
B [Clear] |
6" Clear Standard Quality |
Sidewall | $149 |
