Cedar bevel siding is widely used and is produced by resawing lumber at an angle to produce two pieces thicker on one edge than the other. The manufacturing process produces one face that features a resawn texture, and the other face is generally smooth but may be textured. Bevel siding can be clear or tight knot; solid lumber or finger joined, and primed or raw. It is installed horizontally and the thicker butt of the piece creates an appealing shadow line.
| WESTERN RED CEDAR BEVEL SIZES | ||
|---|---|---|
| 3/4 x 8 Clear VG Bevel | 3/4 x 8 VG FJ Primed Bevel | 3/4 x 8 STK KD Bevel |
| 1/2 x 6 Clear VG Bevel | 1/2 x 6 VG FJ Primed Bevel | 3/4 x 10 STK KD Bevel |
| 1/2 x 8 Clear VG Bevel | 1/2 x 8 VG FJ Primed Bevel | 11/16 x 6 STK KD Bevel |
| 3/4 x 10 Clear VG Bevel | 3/4 x 10 VG FJ Primed Bevel | 11/16 x 8 STK KD Bevel |
| 11/16 x 10 STK KD Bevel | ||
| 5/4 x 8 KD TK Rabbeted Bevel | ||
| 5/4 x 10 KD TK Rabbeted Bevel | ||
| 11/16 x 6 KD TK Rabbeted Bevel | ||
| 11/16 x 8 KD TK Rabbeted Bevel |