Mushroomwood Siding
Mushroomwood Siding - Product Info
Mushroomwood originates deep underground in Appalachian coal-country where no-longer-productive coal mines have been converted into mushroom growing facilities. Thousands of board feet of species such as cypress, hemlock and cedar have been used in these facilities to provide growing platforms for the mushrooms.
Characteristics
- Texture: Ultra rustic
- Color: Deep weathering, with dark rustic brown tones
- Species: Mixed; may include Cypress, Cedar, Hemlock, others
Standard Dimensions and Configurations
- Available Configurations: Board-and-Bat, Board-on-Board, Board-to-Board, Wedgelap
- Thickness: 1" (ranges from 5/8" to 4/4") or 2" (ranges from 1-5/8" to 8/4")
- Width: Mostly 6" (nominal)
- Length: Random, generally from 4' to 14'
- Options: Kiln-drying and fumigating
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Source
Mushroom growing facilities from different locations in North America.Tags
recycled barn wood, reclaimed barn wood, antique barnwood, old barn lumber, old reclaimed wood, old barnwood, old barn wood, antique wood siding, reclaimed wood siding
Note: Please study specification sheets to familiarize yourself with product characteristics and their possible implications for your application.