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Wainscoting On Your Pole Building
Jan. 30, 2020 ⋅ Categories: Industry News
One feature that many of our PermaBilt pole building customers choose for their buildings, is a wainscoting to add a certain style to the outside of their garage shop or pole barn.
Long ago a wainscot was an area of wood used on interior walls in stone houses to add accent and interest. The extra wood insulated the room from the cold of the stone. Today, wainscot is used to add style and decoration to interior and exterior walls. A wainscoting on our pole buildings is typically a 3′ to 4′ section , from the grade up, sided in a different color or material than the rest of the pole building. It is a simple and inexpensive addition to add character and beauty to your pole building or to match a similar building already on your property.
Here are some examples of different applications of wainscoting PermaBilt uses on our pole buildings and are offered as options when you sit with one of our design specialists.
There are numerous options available for your project to create the look you are after on your pole barn including using lap siding, galvanized steel, painted steel, log siding and many others.
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