Is the siding hardie plank? What color is the siding and gable wood?

Sherry J.

5 years ago

We’re building our home and choosing exterior siding/colors now. These colors are rich and pretty.

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5 years ago
Hi Sherry and Michael, the gable wood is custom cedar. We were not a part of the home construction. However, Kohlmark Architects might know the answer.
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Is the siding hardie plank? What color is the siding and gable wood?

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