Fireproof Siding Shingles

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It is available in a variety of sizes and shapes to match many of the old siding shingles installed over the last 60 years. Steel siding not only offers protection against a fire it is also naturally resistant and does not require the use of fire resistant treatments. While natural wood makes for easy tinder some companies offer clapboards and shingles impregnated with ul approved fire retardant chemicals. Colorview makes selecting and coordinating siding roofing and trim easier and more fun.

Not only do these tough exteriors stand up well to wind rain hail and sleet they re also very fire resistant. Cedar shingles are durable easy to install and look beautiful when properly installed. It is possible to treat wood siding and shingles with fire retardant chemicals that can help prevent fires on your home s exterior. However many of these chemicals may need repeated applications may be covered by the paint which can then catch fire itself or may wear away over time leaving your home vulnerable.

About 1 50 per square foot. Weatherside fiber cement siding is the one and weatherside fiber cement siding is the one and only solution for replacing or repairing old asbestos siding shingles. A fire resistant or fireproof roof gives the entire structure a better chance to survive a fire. Installing fireproof shingles versus shingles that are not fireproof can make the difference between life and death in severe cases after all.

The highest rating possible for fire resistance. Be sure to retreat the wood regularly so it will stay fire resistant because the chemicals leech out over time. However cedar shingles do break down over time due to harsh weather conditions moisture buildup and natural rot. Colorcoach a virtual swatch book colorcoach is a simple tool designed to give you more confidence in your color choices.

This is an example of a noncombustible siding of fiber cement shingles designed to look extremely realistic almost indistinguishable from highly combustible cedar shake shingles. Shingles are categorized into classes that identify their fire resistance. Building codes in fire prone areas often require fireproof or fire resistant materials to be used on the roof. Fortunately you can identify if a type of asphalt shingle is fireproof by its fire rating.

Aluminum and steel siding are virtually peerless when environmental hazards strike. Rollex navigator steel siding for example has a class a fire rating. Metal sheeting is virtually fireproof. Class a roofing materials are the most fire resistant.