eWoodSiding
eWoodSiding provides a variety of wood siding for contractors, installers, and home owners. We stock wood shiplap siding, wood rainscreen, Climate Shield wood siding, as well as wood siding accessories.
You can order just the amount for your project shipped directly to you.

We offer tropical hardwood siding as a long-lasting natural home cladding solution.

Wood siding is available in: Ipe wood siding, Cumaru wood siding, Garapa wood siding, Massaranduba wood siding, and Red Balau wood siding.

Wood rainscreens are available in: Ipe rainscreen, Cumaru rainscreen, Garapa rainscreen, Massarunduba rainscreen, Red Balau rainscreen, and Tigwerwood rainscreen.

Climate Shield wood siding is a branded siding profile that is available in: Ipe climate shield wood siding, Cumaru Climate Shield wood siding, Garapa Climate Shield wood siding, Massaranduba Climate Shield wood siding, and Red Balau Climate Shield wood siding.
Shiplap
Rainscreen
Climate Shield

Commonly asked questions answered:

What is hardwood siding?
Hardwood siding is cladding for the exterior sides of the home that is made from hardwood. Hardwood siding has become an extremely popular choice for residential and commercial buildings. Premium hardwood siding offers a featured architectural element while lasting many years in service due to its superior technical properties.
What is shiplap wood siding?
According to the American Institute of Architects, a shiplap board is defined as one with a rabbet on opposite sides of each edge that allows the boards to connect snugly together, leaving a distinctive reveal line between the boards. Shiplap wood siding is siding that uses this same appearance on the exterior, offering both high performance and distinct beauty.
What wood is best for wood siding?
Real wood siding is a beautiful and durable siding that enhances the exterior of a structure and typically increases property value. With so many different types of wood to choose from, hardwood siding or exotic wood siding is one of the best. Softwoods like cedar are common choices for wood siding. However, cedar is a softwood and is less durable with no natural fire resistance. This requires a greater amount of regular maintenance and a shorter service life before replacement.
In contrast, exotic woods shine for use as wood siding, providing maximum durability, moisture resistance, and insect resistance, all resulting in a low maintenance wood siding.
What is the most popular wood siding?
While wood siding isn't yet the most popular exterior wood siding for homes, it is easily one of the most sustainable and natural options home when properly sourced. A variety of wood siding options are available - pine, spruce, fir, cedar, redwood, ipe, garapa, cumaru, massaranduba, and red balau. Before settling on a specific wood species and grade, be sure to compare siding lifespan, rot resistance, splitting, checking and cupping. Then compare the wood siding quality against your budget but remember to take into account how long the wood siding will last before being replaced.
Is exotic wood the best for wood siding?
With proper maintenance, exterior wood siding can last a lifetime. Opting for specialized exotic hardwoods such as ipe, cumaru, garapa, red balau, and massaranduba might represent a higher upfront cost but could pay for itself over time through reduced maintenance costs.
How much does wood siding cost?
The wood siding cost largely depends on what type of wood is used. In general, exotic wood siding will cost more than lower quality siding products such as vinyl or softwood siding products. With a premium price point comes a premium product that lasts decades.