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Composite Construction
Cedar Ridge is a composite construction and only Cedar Ridge gives you the space-aged Lexstar™. This exclusive formulation creates a “skin” that will locks out weather, wind, sun, time and locks in the natural beauty.
As beautiful as it is resilient, this siding system features several engineered components that work together to provide your home with a quantifiable improvement.
How Good is the System?
With Cedar Ridge, numerous technologies come together to provide substantial benefits for your home. Specifically, homeowners can expect 20% energy savings, a 45% reduction in ambient noise and an exceptional lifetime promise to back our value proposition.
Cedar Ridge™ will make your home distinctive
Cedar Ridge set out to differentiate itself not only in a technological capacity, but also through design appeal. The Cedar Ridge Siding System offers options and accessories that you will not find with any other siding manufacturer.
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Energy Savings in Siding?
Absolutely! Cedar Ridge features an unprecedented 4R Value. 1R Value is equivalent to the insulation value of 1 inch of wood. With Cedar Ridge, you are essentially sealing your home with as much insulation as 4 inches of wood. Cedar Ridge’s many components work together to provide such energy savings.
Quiet Please…
Cedar Ridge will work to quiet your home from external nuisances. It noise reduction properties are approximately 45% greater than plain vinyl siding. Cedar Ridge’s rigid core backing absorbs and breaks down sound. This noise canceling technology will allow you to live in quiet comfort.
Cedar Ridge™ is Durable and almost indestructible…
Cedar Ridge composite construction provides for extreme strength. It has proven 300% stronger than vinyl siding, and leverages a yield strength that is equivalent to 1/8” piece of aluminum. The advanced technology of Cedar Ridge also provides superb resistance to extreme temperature fluctuations. It maintains the same strength regardless of temperature, making it ideal for your home application.
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