Install cedar/wood bevel siding per WRCLA guidance
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Steps
Face-nail bevel siding to studs with the manufacturer-recommended penetration into solid wood, one nail per piece, placed just above the overlap
Space nails at the recommended maximum on-center spacing and avoid nailing through the overlap of two courses
Stagger butt joints between courses so they land on studs
Use only corrosion-resistant fasteners — hot-dip galvanized, aluminum, or stainless steel, upgrading to a higher stainless grade in coastal/seacoast exposure
Allow a larger overlap on unseasoned or green stock to account for shrinkage as the wood dries
Known gotchas
Nailing through the overlap of two boards restricts natural movement and is a common cause of splitting or cupping
Using non-recommended fastener types (plain steel, etc.) causes corrosion staining, especially under clear or transparent finishes
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