The perfect complement to the natural beauty of our Iron Woods® premium grade exterior building products and our existing line of siding profiles and standard rain screen offerings, the Vanish Rain™ Screen brings a newfound elegance to the art of both commercial and residential building envelope design and construction. Traditional horizontal rain screen siding has long been recommended for improved air flow allowing air to move vertically behind the siding and moisture to evaporate which significantly improves the service life of a building envelope and coating performance.
The Vanish™ Rain Screen System represents a significant leap forward in rain screen design and application. Our unique Vanish™ Rain Screen clips and Vanish™ siding profile provide not only both horizontal and vertical ventilation but also eliminate the appearance of fasteners from the building aesthetic which represents a significant improvement over traditional “on batten/face fastened” rain screen applications.
Air flow improves pressure equalization in high wind environments.
Vertical and horizontal air flow reduces moisture from the envelope and connection points while providing superior pressure equalization.
Rainscreen siding is building and environmental code compliant.
The unique natural patina of reclaimed white oak makes for a beautifully aged appearance in projects and is often used to make custom furniture, flooring and other millwork. Some of the character and aging marks found in antique oak lumber are things like nail holes, bolt holes, knots and aged stress cracks.
Recently acquired reclaimed antique white oak boasts beautiful features not commonly found in new-growth traditionally sawn white oak.
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In rustic or knotty grades of lumber, there will be a percentage of degrade during the milling process. Some knots may shake lose and/or fall out during the milling process. Mason’s Mill is not liable for these defects in moldings produced from knotty grades of lumber.