Side Jamb Side parts found on a door or window frame. Side Rake Horizontal slope at the cutting edge of a lathe tool bit, taken at a 90-degree angle to the axis of the tool. Sidelights Tall, narrow windows, which admit light, along the sides of a door. Sidewalk Paved walkway running along the sides of a street. Siding Any variety of materials used as final covering on the exterior of a house.
Siding provides insulation and makes the exterior of the home more attractive.
Materials such as aluminum or vinyl siding eliminate the need for repeated painting. Siding, Bevel Wedge shaped boards, installed so that each board is lapped over the edge of the board below. Siding, Drop Tongue and groove joint siding that is available in a variety of patterns. Siding, Shiplap Siding board that has an L-shaped cutout at the top and bottom of each piece so that they overlap and fit tightly against the adjoining piece. Sight Line Visible area that can be readily seen by outside traffic and is very important for a commercial business.