1x6 Southern Yellow Pine Drop Siding Pattern 105

1x6 Southern Yellow Pine Drop Siding (Pattern 105)

Strong, versatile, abundantly available, and reasonably priced, Southern Yellow Pine is always a popular choice with homeowners. With its beautiful golden color and distinctive grain, our 1x6 Southern Yellow Pine Drop Siding will make the perfect addition to your home’s exterior.

1x6 Southern Yellow Pine Drop Siding (Pattern 105) Product Specifications:
• Stack Height: 5”
• Thickness: 3/4”
• Grade: SPIB D & Better
• Texture: Milled Smooth
• Drying Type: Kiln-Dried
• Joinery Type: Shiplap
• Available Lengths: 16’ Lengths Only
• Recommended Fasteners: Stainless Steel Nail or Screw
• Cutting Waste: We recommend allowing approximately 5%-10% cutting waste for walls and 15%-25% for gable ends depending on roof angle.
• Typical Weight per Linear Foot: 1 lb/lf
• Hewing Option: Hand Hewing is not available on this profile.
• Shipping Options: Flat-bed Tractor Trailer, Roll Back, LTL Carrier. Shipping method is determined based on location and order size to minimize cost.
• Details Disclaimer: While we strive to ensure product details are always accurate, product specifications may change and images shown may not represent current dimensions. Please call us if you would like to receive an up-to-date profile drawing.

Coverage Calculations:
You can calculate the coverage for the Shiplap Siding using our Tips page: How Do I Determine How Much Lumber I Need? Please call us if you would like a free takeoff for your project as well.

1x6 Southern Yellow Pine Drop Siding Resources:
Guide to Southern Pine Siding
SPIB Grading Guide for Finish and Boards

Preparation Information:
Our Kiln Dried 1x6 Southern Yellow Pine Drop Siding (Pattern 105) is ready for installation once received on your jobsite. However, wood will shrink and swell with any changes in moisture content and weather. According to Southern Pine Council, to minimize dimensional change after installation, install shiplap siding at a moisture content that matches with local climate as closely as possible. If climate in a particular region causes wood to maintain 8% to 13% moisture content annually, then the most ideal shiplap siding would be installed at a moisture content within that range, and the material would be stored, stickered and protected for a week to ten days prior to application.

1x6 Southern Yellow Pine Drop Siding (Pattern 105) Maintenance:
With any unfinished exterior wood, applying a quality finish to all surfaces (including the ends) is recommended. An exterior finish protects the wood from moisture absorption and UV degradation, and helps prevent staining caused by mold and mildew. On occasion, the siding may have a mill glaze that is produced when the material is manufactured through the planer. When mill glaze occurs, it is recommended to remove it by pressure washing the wood or sanding prior to staining. Sanding is not recommended as a first option unless every piece is sanded. We offer a wide selection of Oil and Water Based exterior finishes that we can recommend based on the final finish, maintenance schedule, and look that is desired. Most exterior finishes do have to be re-coated or reapplied every 3 -5 years, depending on the UV exposure to your home. You can find all of the exterior stain products that we carry on our Exterior Stains page. It is also recommended to caulk area joints where the log siding butts into the corners or trim to prevent any moisture from getting behind the siding. All of our caulking items are located at our Caulk page.

1x6 Southern Yellow Pine Drop Siding (Pattern 105) Storage Prior To Application:
Until installed, all wood siding needs protection from direct sunlight, water saturation, snow, ice, dirt, and other elements. It is best to store the siding flat and off the ground with a vapor barrier so that moisture is not absorbed through the bottom boards of the stack. The siding should be protected with a waterproof covering elevated in the center so that water does not pool on the cover. We also recommend that you do not completely seal the bundle, as good air circulation is required to prevent any blue stain or molding. Ideally, the siding should be stored in an enclosed building such as a garage prior to use.