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Thermally Modified Ash Siding Panels, tongue and groove siding sized nominally 0 — type figure.
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Arbor Wood's thermally modified ash tongue-and-groove siding is listed as part of a wall assembly with specified framing, sheathing and wrap.
The ash siding in OSFM listing 8140-2392:0002 is nominally 0.75 inch thick and five inches wide. Behind it, the listed wall uses two-by-four Douglas Fir framing spaced sixteen inches on center, 7/16-inch oriented strand board and Tyvek WRB. Those backing materials are part of the description alongside the siding profile.
The handbook identifies SFM 12-7A-1 as the test protocol. For a homeowner comparing siding, that ties the listing to the described exterior-wall assembly. Matching the tongue-and-groove face alone does not establish that a proposed wall has the same framing, sheathing and wrap.
Bring the full combination into the siding specification: the named ash model, its nominal dimensions and the wall behind it. Arbor Wood's product data sheets and installation instructions are the references named by the source. Verify the live BML listing for the exact product before purchase and keep the specified wall construction with the panel selection.
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