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What is EverLog™ Concrete Log Siding?
Perfect for Renovations and New Construction
- Engineered concrete log siding and concrete timber siding.
- Designed to outperform traditional wood logs.
- Instantly transforms the look and performance of cabins, homes, or commercial structures.
Why Choose EverLog Siding?
Worry-Free and Low-Maintenance
- Patented, revolutionary engineered concrete technology.
- Made from lightweight reinforced concrete (also known as fiber cement siding).
- Eliminates the need for costly maintenance.
Resistant to Common Problems
- Fire-resistant.
- Mold and insect-resistant.
- Durable and long-lasting, unlike traditional wood logs.
Not Just "Fake Log Siding"
- Often called “fake, faux, or simulated log siding,” but EverLog redefines expectations.
- Described by customers as: “Beautiful.” “Realistic.” “Better than logs.” “That is not wood?”
Enhanced Curb Appeal
- Combines the charm of traditional logs with the durability of modern materials.
- Reduced maintenance keeps appearance clean and consistent for decades.
See How EverLog Siding Stands Up To Fire (Flamethrower Test)
Mark Ronchetti puts EverLog concrete log siding to the ultimate test to show his wife, Krysty, exactly why he chose this material for their build. If you’re looking for superior wildfire protection for your home in a fire-prone area, see how EverLog Siding holds up against a high-powered flamethrower.
What is Fiber Cement Siding?
- Engineered concrete made with glass fiber reinforcement.
- Offers the timeless look of wood without the downsides.
Questions about EverLog Siding?
1. What does EverLog Siding do?
EverLog Siding solves the traditional issues associated with wood log siding. Our patented log siding design combines an amazingly realistic log looking exterior with a worry-free, high-strength and easy to install log siding.
Once applied, our log siding products instantly transform the look and performance of any structure.
2. What does EverLog Siding cost?
Our siding cost can vary depending on the profile ordered, quantity, color selection and the number of corners.
Contact Us or call today at 877.257.5647 for a current price list.
3. Is EverLog Siding made of fiber cement?
EverLog Siding is actually made of GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete). Our GFRC mix is of the highest quality and has been extensively tested and is widely used in residential and commercial applications throughout the world. Because EverLog Siding is manufactured using only the best materials we achieve superior strength, durability, and performance.
Fiber cement siding is typically made with wood pulp which absorbs moisture and can delaminate and/or allow moisture to penetrate behind the siding or paint.
4. Is steel used to reinforce EverLog Siding?
No. This is not an acceptable industry practice.
The governing agencies that regulate construction materials and practices (including International Building Code (IBC) and International Residential Code (IRC)) reject this practice.
EverLog Siding does not contain steel. We use only the highest quality materials to produce our siding and therefore is structurally sound and stable (on its own) without the need for steel reinforcement. Other companies claim superior materials but then have to cast steel into their log siding because it lacks adequate strength and may fail without it. Steel in thin concrete panels and siding creates a variety of problems including corrosion, freeze/thaw damage, difficulty cutting, etc. You may find this practice in China or other countries where there is little regulation to protect the consumer or maintain industry standards.
EverLog Siding uses a proprietary Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete (GFRC) mix that has been extensively tested and is widely used in residential and commercial applications throughout the world. Our mix produces a lightweight and very high strength siding material without the need for additional reinforcement. The performance we achieve is unmatched in the industry.
5. What is included in an EverLog Siding package?
Who applies the siding?
An EverLog Siding order typically includes our pre-finished concrete log siding panels, concrete corner posts, and fasteners.
EverLog Siding is best installed by a qualified contractor, however, it is simple enough for a DIY’er to install.
Here is our Siding Installation Guide that will guide you through all aspects of installation including the delivery process, opening crates, cutting, fastening, caulking, chinking, etc. Caulking and Chinking materials are supplied by other contractors.
6. What can EverLog Siding be applied to?
Our siding can be screwed to almost any surface. Traditional 2x wood/steel framing, SIP panels, and ICF’s are the most common.
7. What is your service area?
We ship directly to anywhere in the United States and Canada. Please inquire about shipping internationally.
8. What does a piece of EverLog Siding weigh?
Our simulated log siding is ultra-lightweight and does not structurally affect a standard framed wall. A 12′-0″ siding panel weighs approximately 42-70 pounds depending on the profile. While very light, we recommend two people to lift and apply EverLog Siding. Please consult the siding “Siding Installation Guide” for additional details.
9. How are doors and window openings handled?
We do not produce a window or door trim so trimming out a door and window is similar to any other siding, however, because our siding has a raised profile you will need to make sure your door/window trim/molding extends out past the siding. This can be accomplished with a variety of materials including our own trim. We can send cross-section details if needed when designing the trim details.
10. Is EverLog Siding pre-finished? What colors are available?
Yes, EverLog Siding is pre-finished and is available in 5 standard colors*. Custom colors are available for an additional fee.
EverLog Siding uses a proprietary finishing process that penetrates deep into our products for long lasting and durable finish. We have used this process for over 50 years on various concrete surfaces (so we know through almost a half-century of experience) that our finish is tested, proven and will last.
* Note: Very slight color variation may occur from one production batch to another.
11. How long does it take to get the siding package?
Orders are entered into our production schedule once a contract is signed and the deposit payment is received. Quantities ordered, profile choice, custom colors, and other orders in the queue may affect delivery time. Please inquire about current delivery times and pricing.
12. How is EverLog Siding packaged?
EverLog Siding is carefully packaged and shipped in durable crates to the job site. Once the concrete log siding is installed, EverLog Systems will have the crates picked up at no cost to the owner. This allows us to re-use crates and packaging, reducing the amount of construction waste and saves trees. Important: Please keep crates covered and dry until installation.
13. Does the siding have to be chinked?
Some EverLog Siding profiles are designed to include an application of chinking material and some it’s optional on. See our log siding profiles for the options available or learn more about what log home chinking is.
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