SMOOTH VINYL SIDING

DESIGNED IN THE TRADITION OF 17TH CENTURY AMERICAN CRAFTSMANSHIP

Smooth siding's look and finish date back to the 17th century.

Harsh New England winters forced early settlers to replace customary mud and twig walls with solid wood siding, called "clapboards".

They were laid in uniform three-inch exposure for weather-resistance and eye-pleasing appearance.

They were then sanded, sealed and painted. "Three inch to the weather" became the architectural tradition and an industry standard for the Colonies.

CertainTeed Wolverine Restoration Smooth Siding

Architecturally accurate profiles.

Designed in the tradition of 17th century American craftsmanship.

Historically accurate finish replicates smooth, sealed painted wood.

Virtually maintenance free, never needs painting.

Lifetime limited warranty

Shown here the most popular smooth vinyl siding styles

Triple 3" Style

Double 4 1/2" Style

Double 4 1/2" Dutch Lap Style

CertainTeed Wolverine Smooth Vinyl Siding

Has the realistic finish of carefully sanded, sealed and painted wood

Perfect for that fine historic home. Long lasting, low-maintenance benefits for years and years to come.

Perfect for that fine historic home. Long lasting, low-maintenance benefits for years and years to come.

Comes in a wide range of colors.


CertainTeed Wolverine Encore

Great looking, classic features.


Warm Sand Color


CertainTeed Smooth Vinyl Siding

Smooth Siding with an Architectural History of Looking Good!

Shown here used in conjunction with stone.


CertainTeed Smooth Vinyl Siding

Comes in a wide variety of popular colors.

Buckskin Color


Oxford Blue Color


Herring Bone Color

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