Faux wood planks create a virtually maintenance-free Tudor exterior.

Faux wood planks mean that this Tudor owner won't have to replace the wood trim every few years like those using real wood on their exterior have to do.

The planks that give a Tudor its distinctive look can rot from weather exposure in as little as 3-5 years. By using our faux wood planks, this lovely exterior can keep its beauty for 20+ years.

Faux wood planks and corbels (the decorative pieces just below the roof line) add style to this home's white stucco exterior while being virtually maintenance free.

Faux wood outlookers (the triangular pieces on the underside of the roof line) add a decorative touch to a traditional style home.

Faux wood rafter tails are the perfect finishing touch for this Southwestern-style home, perfectly complementing the clay tile roof.

Faux wood corbels edge a roof line, adding a stylish architectural element to the home's exterior.

Close-up of faux wood corbels adding decorative trim to a home's exterior.

To give the windows more visual pop, faux planks painted the same color as the exterior lines were used to frame the window.

Planks, paint and some faux stone accents were combined to bring about this almost Fairy Tale Medieval design plan.

In order to break up the stark white expanse of the exterior facade between the windows, faux planks were added running around the entire building. This helps to add an extra visual element to the home design.

Faux planks laid out in a truss-like pattern make the roof line of this home more impressive and adds curb appeal.