Siding
Siding refers to the exterior cladding material used on the outer walls of a building to protect it from the elements and to enhance its aesthetic appeal. Siding can be made from a variety of materials, including wood, vinyl, aluminum, fiber cement, brick, and stucco.
The purpose of siding is to provide a layer of protection to the building's walls, which can be exposed to the elements, such as rain, wind, and snow. Siding helps to prevent moisture from entering the building, which can cause rot, mold, and other types of damage.
Siding can also play a significant role in the appearance of a building. Different siding materials and styles can create different looks, ranging from traditional to modern, and can be chosen to complement the architectural style of the building. Additionally, siding can be painted or stained to achieve a specific colour or finish.
