Bevel describes the way the bevel wood siding tapers from thick to thin. The thinner part of the siding is neatly tucked under the thicker piece creating a distinctive layered look so many people associate with a beautiful coastal home. Bevel wood siding allows for an expansion gap that lets natural woods like cedar expand and contract with changes in the weather, while preventing moisture from penetrating behind the exterior wall of your home. But there’s more to bevel wood siding than just its clever practicalities—like how beautiful a home finished in a natural or stained cedar can be. Fans of modern, Victorian, contemporary and New England styles of architecture all agree that it’s the quality of bevel wood siding that will make or break the finish of a home. So if it’s quality you want, get your siding from a company that’s located in the heart of red cedar country—BuildDirect.

Our bevel wood siding is kiln-dried, comes directly from the mills located in the mountains just beyond our offices and comes in a variety of lengths and finishes that assures you can build with quality materials and stay within budget. Your money goes further with bevel wood siding from BuildDirect. Better quality cedar for the best prices—that’s the BuildDirect way.