Appalachian Collection

Call it what you will: rustic, cabin style, arts and crafts...it is a look that fits the beautiful Blue Ridge Mountains.

CAROLINA COLORTONES offers the Appalachian Collection, a variety of siding and trim styles made for mountain living.

The Appalachian Collection features:

• • D-Log Profile Siding in eastern white pine, western red cedar and northern white cedar.
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• • White pine mountain siding, a unique lap siding whose bottom profile keeps the profile of the log as well as the bark.
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• • Haidia Skirl cedar lap, similar to the Mountain Siding, a cleaner wavy edge option.
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• • Side wall shingles and handsplit shakes that accent any siding style, from lap, to log to stone.
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• • White pine chink log siding has a different log profile than the D-Log and is offered in both smooth or hand hewn.
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• • Trim is available in pine and cedar species and fits any profile and style.

new bluestain pine T&G perfect for cabin life in the appalachian mountains

Harvested from dead wood forests, Bluestain Pine from Carolina Colortones provides color variation not found in any other wood or finish. It features blue-gray streaks that vary in amount and hue from board to board. Available in 16-foot lengths, it makes installation go quick. Considered a lower grade product due to the stain, pricing is very reasonable.

We feature our clear, no V.O.C. Durathane interior/exterior finish for our Bluestain for the lowest environmental impact. We can also stain to color.

Call Carolina Colortones today for more information on Bluestain Pine T&G paneling!

white pine mountain siding - the signature exterior for the appalachian look

Little has changed in the use of Eastern White Pine Mountain Siding over the past 200 years. Cut straight from pine logs, Mountain Siding maintains it's curves and bark of the tree's exterior. This results in a hefty product that provides variation in exposure. Our product features a full-inch thick product which is more demensionally stable than competitor's thinner products. With expsoure widths over a foot, the thicker material is less likely to cup than thinner options.

The rough nature of Mountain Siding allows it to absorb a larger amount of stain than processed products in either water-based or oil based products. We feature our Weathered Pine water-based Sherwin Williams semi-transparent stain which gives the pine an aged-gray look with the protection of fresh stain.

Call Carolina Colortones today for more information on Mountain Pine Siding!

From wood preservatives, to weathering stains, to solid stains and primers, the Appalachian Collection offers variety that is unparalleled.