Timber Species:
Charred
For a bold, eye-catching and design-led statement for your next home improvement or commercial project, look no further than charred cladding. Our range of charred cladding is created by employing the ancient Japanese practice of Yakisugi (焼杉) — burning the surface of the wood, without the entire piece being consumed. The charring process doesn’t just provide a striking, unique appearance, but also confers a number of practical benefits to the wood. The carbonisation process waterproofs the cladding, protecting against insect attack, rot and acting as a fire retardant. This dramatic style of timber cladding has gained a growing appreciation amongst architects and designers. After charring, the product is then wire brushed, which raises the grain and brings through the natural burned features and texture. Choose from lightly to heavily-charred cladding within our range, with profiles including square edge and half lap.
Our Charred Cladding Products
Traditionally the profile for this product is a square edged board as featured but we can offer Half Lap profiles
Charred Cladding DTC34
Traditionally the profile for this product is a square edged board as featured but we can offer Half Lap profiles
Yakisugi is an ancient Japanese method of wood preserving. Often referred to as 'Burnt or Charred' timber cladding, by slightly charring the surface of the wood without combusting the whole piece, the wood becomes water-proof through the carbonisation and is thus more durable. It also protects against insects, as well as making it fire retardant and an exciting trending design
Other Timber Species
Western Red Cedar
Siberian Larch A
Siberian Larch B
ThermoWood®
European Oak
European Green Oak
Painted Whitewood
Charred
LIGNIA®
