sidings
Exterior wall material
Sidings is the plural of siding.
In railroads, sidings are short auxiliary tracks branching off the main line, used for storing cars, allowing trains to pass, or loading freight: The locomotive pulled onto one of the sidings to let the express through.
In construction, sidings refers to exterior wall coverings: The contractor installed vinyl sidings on all the new houses.
tracks
Marks showing passage
yard · freight · depot · terminal · buffer · locomotive · train · crossover · ballast · tie
vinyl
Synthetic resin plastic
composite · lap · weatherboard · shingles · stucco · panels · boards · trim · exterior · insulation
- rail yardsswitchyard, marshalling yards, receiving yard, yard crew, yardmaster
- railroadstrains, train, tracks, track, locomotive
- model trainsmodel trains, train set, train sets, electric trains, electric train
- railway termsplatform, tunnel, viaduct, junctions, terminus
- British Railcarriage, guard, signal box, level crossing, platform
- rail infrastructurerailway tracks, rail tracks, freight yards, rail terminals, switches
building exterior components
sidingsframing
Structural or contextual shaping
studs · load-bearing walls · foundation · insulation · drywall
- siding withAligning with another's position
- vinyl sidingPlastic exterior wall covering
- aluminum sidingLightweight exterior wall covering
- metal sidingExterior wall sheathing
- shingle sidingOverlapping exterior wall covering
- cedar sidingExterior wall sheathing material