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Mid America Siding Components 29797 Beck Rd. * Wixom * MI * 48393 ABTCO Last Updated 11/6/2012 www.aBtcosiding.com Vents & Blocks ABTCO Color Description MA Color # Note X Antique Ivory 012 ** Indicates Multi-Colored Siding X Vermont Maple** 023 *** Indicates No Match X Tan 038 X Prairie Wheat 042 *** Cabot Red X Almond 045 *** Cabot Ivy X Slate Blue 054 X Cobblestone 085 X Classic Linen 089 X Khaki 095 X Cypress** 095 X Clay 097 X Cabot Brown 100 X Sand 107 X White 123 X Cabot Blue 155 X Natural Oak** 170 X Heritage Gray 171 X River Rock** 182 X Gray 198 X Slate 199 X Weathered Wood 199 X Spice 210 X Umber 204 X Pecan 211 X Charcoal 215 X Cherry** 219 X Ivy Green 224 X Sandstone 227 X Sage 232 X Colonial Red 278 X Castlemore 298 X Midnight Blue 302 Mid America Siding Components 29797 Beck Rd. * Wixom * MI * 48393 Alside Last Updated 1/24/2014 www.alside.com Vents & Blocks AMI Color Description MA Color # Note X Platinum Gray 017 ** Indicates Multi-Colored Siding X Autumn Red 027 *** Indicates No Match X London Brown 032 X Vintage Wicker 069 *** Walnut X Tuscan Clay 095 X Coastal Sage 112 X Colonial Ivory 165 X Maple 176 X Mystic Blue 183 X Juniper Ridge 232 X Midnight Blue 296 X English Saddle 297 X Charcoal Smoke 298 X Somerset Wheat 299 X Deep Moss 300 X Canyon Drift 301 X Mountain Arbor 318 X Iron Ore 327 X Coastal Blue 329 X White 360 X Cape Cod Gray 361 X Monterey Sand 362 X Adobe Cream 363 X Walnut 364 X Harbor Blue 365 X Coastal Sage 366 X Tan 367 X Antique Parchment 368 X Natural Linen 369 X Storm 370 X Espresso 385 Mid America Siding Components 29797 * Beck Rd. * Wixom * MI *48393 Apex Ultra Siding System Last Updated 10/5/2012 www.apexsiding.com Vents & Blocks Apex Color Description MA Color # Note X Diamond White 001 * Indicates Trim Coil Only X Clay 008 ** Indicates Multi-Colored Siding X Bronze 010 *** Indicates No Match X Wineberry 027 X Herringbone 071 *** Rock Garden X Earth Tone 118 *** Classical Gold X Earl Grey 199 *** Mount Etna Mid Ameirca Siding Components 29797 Beck Rd. * Wixom * MI * 48393 Boral Versetta Stone Last Updated 8/28/2012 www.Boralna.com Vents & Blocks Boral Color Description MA Color # Note Plum Creek ** Indicates Multi-Colored Siding X Light match MA Nutmeg 310 *** Indicates No Match X Medium match MA Suede 211 X Dark match MA Musket Brown 010 Sterling X Light match MA Ironwood 098 X Medium match MA Sawmill 222 X Dark match MA Timber Stone 294 Terra Rosa X Light match MA Somerset Wheat 299 X Medium match MA Ponderosa 099 X Dark match MA Sawmill 222 Mid America Siding Components 29797 Beck Rd. * Wixom * MI * 48393 Cellwood Last Updated 02/27/2013 www.cellwood.com Vents & Blocks Cellwood Color Description MA Color # Note X Patriot Blue 004 ** Indicates Multi-Colored Siding X Khaki 008 or 095 008 *** Indicates No Match X Chestnut** 009 or 099 009 X Musket Brown 010 *** Pewter X Pewter 016 *** Hickory X Stone Gray 017 *** French Silk X Spruce Blue** 018 or 093 018 X Weathered Ash** 018 X Beige 019 X Russet Red 027 X Slate Blue 029 X Sunrise Yellow 035 X Autumn Tan 045 X Sand 048 X Almond 049 or 213 048 X Wicker 069 X Mist 072 X Spruce Blue** 018 or 093 093 X Khaki 008 or 095 095 X Juniper** 098 or 175 098 X Chestnut** 009 or 099 099 X Nantucket Gray 111 X Thistle 112 X Ivory 114 X Olive 115 X Baryberry 115 X White 123 X Juniper** 098 or 175 175 X Alpine Green 201 X Almond 049 or 213 213 Produced by Plygem X Canyon 211 X Granite 215 X Montana Suede 222 X Willow 237 X Shadow 298 X Wedgewood 311 Block and Vent Color Matrix 29797 Beck Rd. * Wixom * MI * 48393 CertainTeed Last Updated 2/17/2014 www.certainteed.com Vents & CertainTeed Color Description Vents & CertainTeed Color Description Blocks MA Color # Blocks MA Color # X Natural Clay 008 X Mountain Cedar 315 X Desert Tan 013 X Spruce 316 X Sterling Gray/Silverplate 016 X Sandpiper 317 X Heritage Cream 020 X Suede 333 X Sandstone Beige 034 X Herringbone 347 Color X Linen 039 Pending Hearthstone 375 Color X Oxford Blue 040 Pending Bermuda Blue 376 Color X Granite Gray 041 Pending Green Tea 377 Color X Glacier Blend** 056 or 057 056 Pending Autumn Red 378 X Glacier Blend** 056 or 057 057 X Weather Blend**/Heather 059 or 098 059 X Linen 060 X Savannah Wicker/Wicker 069 X Meadow Blend** 072 or 087 072 X Merino Tan 084 X Meadow Blend** 072 or 087 087 X Autumn Yellow 088 X Silver Ash 094 X Frontier Blend** 095 or 099 095 X Timber Blend** 095 X Weather Blend** 059 or 098 098 X Frontier Blend** 095 or 099 099 X Canyon Blend** 107 X Seagrass 112 X Colonial White 117 or 123 123 X Pacific Blue 127 X Flagstone 137 X Artic Blend** 156 X Arbor Blend** 175 or 200 175 X Light Maple 176 X Arbor Blend** 175 or 200 200 X Forest 201 Note X Terra Cotta 210 ** Indicates Multi-Colored Siding X Charcoal Gray 215 *** Indicates No Match X Snow/Vanilla White 221 X Newport Taupe 222 *** Butter X Ivy Green 224 *** Desert Gold X Cypress 232 *** Nantucket Gray X Buckskin 233 *** Olive X Hearthstone 235 *** Pewter X Autumn Red 278 X Coastal Blue 302 Mid America Siding Components 29797 Beck Rd. * Wixom * MI * 48393 Edco Products Last Updated 10/9/2012 www.edcoproducts.com Vents & Blocks Edco Color Description MA Color # Note X Heritage Blue 004 ** Indicates Multi-Colored Siding X Claytone 008 *** Indicates No Match X Royal Brown 009 X Statuary Bronze 010 *** Charcoal Gray X Sand Beige 012 X Classic Red 027 X Hartford Green 028 X Sherwood Green 028 X Rustic Brown 032 X Almond Cream 049 X Driftwood Gray 058 X Adobe Cream 067 X Autumn Beige 079 X Sandtone 096 X Desert Tone 116 X Glacier White 117 X T-Tone 118 X Classic Blue 127 X Pewter 171 X Heritage Gray 199 X Polar White 221 X Wickertone 227 Mid America Siding Product 29797 Beck Rd. * Wixom * MI * 48393 Emco Building Products Last Updated 10/12/2012 www.emcobuildingproducts.com Vents & Blocks Emco Color Description MA Color # Note X Light Blue 003 ** Indicates Multi-Colored Siding X Rustic Oak 008 *** Indicates No Match X Sahara** 013 X Silver Maple 016 X Autumn Brown 032 *** Wedgewood Blue X Sandstone 048 *** Light Yellow X Birchwood 049 *** Grecian Green X Sandalwood 049 *** Royal Brown X Desert Sand 084 *** Sable X Wicker 085 *** Light Green X Redwood** 099 *** Red X Pecan** 099 *** White Oak** X Bronze 118 *** Cedar X Dove Gray 147 *** Canyon Red X Evening Gray 156 *** Sequoia X Shell 160 X Dark Natural** 181 X Cedar Gray** 182 X Chestnut 206 X Khaki 211 X Slate 212 X Raffia Beige 213 X Driftwood* 216 X Birch White 221 X White 221 X Sage 237 X Northwood 263 Mid America Siding Components 29797 Beck Rd. * Wixom * MI *48393 Exteria Building Products Last Updated 10/12/2012 www.exteriaBp.com Vents & Blocks Exteria Color Description MA Color # Note X Desert Clay 008 ** Indicates Multi-Colored Siding X Wheat 023 *** Indicates No Match X Barn Red 027 X Forest Green 028 *** Pale Yellow X Ashwood Gray 056 *** Canary Yellow X Wicker 069 *** Coastal Clay X Harvest Cedar** 100 *** Sunset Cedar** X Coastal Brown 100 *** Khaki X Classic White 117 *** Coastal Cedar X Flagstone Blue 137 X Cypress Green 151 X Slate Gray 182 X Denim Blue 202 X Antique Gray** 211 X Desert Sand 227 X Eggshell 254 Mid America Siding Components 29797 Beck Rd. * Wixom * MI * 48393 Exterior Portfolio/Crane Last Updated 2/14/2014 www.exteriorportfolio.com Vents & Blocks Crane Color Description MA Color # Note X Harbor Blue 007 ** Indicates Multi-Colored Siding X Country Beige 011 *** Indicates No Match X Ivory 015 X Lighthouse Red 027 *** Regatta X Cabin 032 X Pearl 034 X Saddle 045 045 X Greystone 059 X Wheat 065 X Mocha 079 X Bone 089 X Aspen White 117 X Driftwood 171 X Cypress 200 X Rye 136 X Honey Oak 233 X Clay 263 X Desert 295 X Nutmeg 304 X Slate 305 X Graphite 306 X Olive 307 X Stratford Blue 308 4/20/2011 Mid America Siding Components 29797 Beck Rd. * Wixom * MI * 48393 Gentek Building Products Last Updated 2/17/2014 www.gentekinc.com & www.revereBuildingproducts.com Vents & Blocks Gentek and Revere Color Description MA Color # 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