Box SBC Cedar 16” Sidewall Select Kiln-Dried White Cedar R&R Shingles - Pro-Prime
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Speed up your project with SBC Cedar Pro-Prime Sidewall Select Kiln-Dried White Cedar R&R Shingles. The Factory-Finished Pro-Prime option from SBC Cedar is a one coat dipping process that offers a pre-finished shingle covered on five sides with a 100% Acrylic PPG Primer. This option provides 6 months of time to choose your stain color and apply it to the Pro-Primed Shingles after installation.
SBC Cedar Pro-Primed Sidewall Select Kiln-Dried White Cedar R&R Shingle Factory-Finishing Information:
In 2001, SBC Cedar partnered with PPG, a creator and global leader of machine applied coatings, for pre-finishing shingles. Working with PPG and drawing upon four generations of shingle-making experience, they co-developed a proprietary dehumidification drying system, which optimizes wood stability and coating adhesion. The partnership also yielded a very unique dipping process called MACHINECOAT that applies more coating on all 5 sides of the shingle.
The PPG Machinecoat process applies a 100% acrylic primer that offers a superior quality coating in a factory application under optimal conditions. SBC's Pro-Primed White Cedar R&R Shingles arrive precisely squared and graded on both sides for fast installation without compromising quality. With SBC and PPG, your investment is fully protected for years to come. SBC Cedar Pro-Primed Sidewall Select White Cedar R&R Shingles have a 30 year warranty on wood decay.
SBC Cedar Sidewall Select AB Grade:
Sidewall Select AB grade allows no imperfections on the exposed surface. By blending Extra A and Clear B grades, Sidewall Select shingles are wider for a faster installation and better appearance. SBC cedar shingles are graded on both faces. SBC grade standards exceed CSA 0118.2-F08 (C2018).
SBC Cedar Factory-Finished Pro-Prime Sidewall Select Kiln Dried R&R Shingle Details:
• Species: Eastern White Cedar
• Length: 16"
• Grade: Sidewall Select AB
• Side and Edge Cuts: Rebutted & Rejointed (R&R) - R&R shingles are trimmed for parallel edges with the butts sawn at right angles for quicker installation.
• Drying: Kiln-Dried through dehumidification
• Exposure Options: 4"-5"
• Width: Shingles can vary from 3-7/16" to 12"
• Thickness: 3/8" at the butt to 1/16" at the tip
• Use Area: Sidewall application only
• Pro-Prime Color Options: Gray or White
Coverage Rates:
Shingles vary in the amount of completed coverage they will yield based on the width of exposure you choose. Exposure is the exposed surface of the shingle once installed. Shingles boxes will generally cover more area with a wider exposure.

Estimating Cedar Shingles:
1. Measure the amount of square footage you have to cover.
2. Find the amount of coverage per box at your desired exposure using the chart above.
3. Divide the square footage of coverage needed by the square footage per box value from the chart.
Example: You wish to cover 200 square feet of sidewall using a 5" exposure. The chart shows that 5" exposure should yield 25 square feet of coverage per box. Divide 200 sf by 25, which results in 8 boxes needed.
Backing:
We recommend installing Mortairvent ventilation mat under SBC White Cedar Shingles in order to help maximize the life of your shingles.
Product Resources:
• Technical Specifications - SBC Factory-Finished R&R Cedar Shingles
• How to Install White Cedar Shingles
• How to Maintain Cedar Shingle Siding
• SBC White Cedar R&R Warranty on Wood
• SBC Cedar Product Catalog
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Exposure - Sidewall Refers to options on the length of the shake that can be exposed to the weather. Wider exposures yield more square feet of coverage per bundle.
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