Western Red Shingles
Western Red Shingles offer timeless natural warmth and beauty to any home. These highly durable shingles are environmentally friendly, exceptional insulators and have a proven track record for high performance. In addition, the tannins within the wood are natural preservatives that resist moisture, decay and insect damage. Available in a wide variety of styles, Western Red Shingles show the real beauty of cedar, adding prestige and distinction to any home.
To learn more, visit the Western Red Cedar Lumber Association at http://www.wrcla.org
Please note: 16″ Shingles are available upon request.
18″ FW Premiums & Selects
18” Premium R&R
All vertical grain with no knots; rejointed and rebutted (R&R); kiln-dried. These shingles are 18” long, 3/8” thick butt; 4”, 6”, and 8” widths (heavy 6”). Available in 5”, 6”, 7”, and 8” exposures. Recommended finishes are Bleaching Oil, Clears, and Semi’s.
Coverage Chart
5” Exposure 36 sqf/box
6” Exposure 43 sqf/box
7” Exposure 50 sqf/box
8” Exposure 57 sqf/box
18” Select R&R
18″ WRC Shingle Re-butted and Re-squared (R&R) – Clear of knots but does allow for mixed grain and flat grain. A nice paint grade shingle but can be used in semi-trans and translucent application
Coverage Chart
5” Exposure 36 sqf/box
6” Exposure 43 sqf/box
7” Exposure 50 sqf/box
8” Exposure 57 sqf/box
18″ Perfection Shingles
18” #1 Blue Label Perfections
All vertical grain with no knots; air-dried; rougher butt. These shingles are 18” long, no less than 17”; up to 10” widths. Available in 5”, 5.5”, 6”, and 7” exposures. Recommended finishes are Bleaching Oil, Clears, and Semi’s.
Coverage Chart
5” Exposure 23 sqf/box
5.5” Exposure 25 sqf/box
6” Exposure 27 sqf/box
7” Exposure 32 sqf/box
18” #2 Red Label Perfections
18″ WRC Shingle – allows for knots above the 5″ exposure line and allows for mixed and flat grain – a great paint grade shingle.
Coverage Chart
5” Exposure 23 sqf/box
5.5” Exposure 25 sqf/box
6” Exposure 27 sqf/box
7” Exposure 32 sqf/box
18” #3 Black Label Perfections
18″ WRC Shingle – allows for knots above 5″ exposure line and allows for mixed and flat grain – usually used as a starter shingle but can be used as a siding shingle where price is a big concern. Not a bad option but it is the lowest grade shingle.
Coverage Chart
5” Exposure 23 sqf/box
5.5” Exposure 25 sqf/box
6” Exposure 27 sqf/box
18″ & 24″ Handsplits
18” #1 Medium Handsplits
All vertical grain with no knots; air-dried; ridged natural split face. These shingles have an average length of 18”; up to 10” widths. Available in 5”, 5.5”, 6”, and 7” exposures. Recommended finishes are Bleaching Oil, Clears, and Semi’s.
Coverage Chart
5” Exposure 23 sqf/box
5.5” Exposure 25 sqf/box
6” Exposure 27 sqf/box