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Clapboard is a board used typically for exterior horizontal siding that has one edge thicker than the other and where the board above laps over the one below. Typically found in abundance in New England homes. A board may be a: piece of lumber (or other rigid material made of wood), milled or sawn flat surfboard, skateboard, or snowboard (often made of fibreglass) commission or committee, such as an executive board of directors or a (sometimes rather supervisory) board of governors bulletin board system or other... This article is about the house covering. ...


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Our Clapboards are built in the USA using the finest materials around.
These clapboards are used by professional film makers and are the same clapboards used by nearly every major film studio.
The Standard Clapboard measures 11" x 12" and is made from a durable, tempered hardboard with a special chalkboard surface.
clapboard: Definition and Much More from Answers.com (578 words)
Cleft oak clapboard was introduced to New England in the 17th century; later materials included pine, cypress, and cedar.
clapboard (klăb'ərd), board used for the exterior finish of a wood-framed building and attached horizontally to the wood studs.
Clapboards are particularly characteristic of the United States, having been steadily used since the earliest years of the colonial settlements.
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