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<title>How to Install Cypress Cladding: A Step&#45;by&#45;Step Guide</title>

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<description><![CDATA[ Cypress cladding is milled from Australian white cypress (Callitris), a softwood whose natural oils and resins help it resist termites and decay. It is lightweight, stable and easy to cut, which suits coastal homes and inland builds alike. Common profiles include shiplap and weatherboard styles. ]]></description>


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