Charred/burnt wood

Carbonisation

The wood is carbonised at a temperature of 1100 ℃.

Brushing

Brushing reveals and enhances unique wood patterns.

Oiling

Three layers of oil protect the wood against UV rays and mould.

What makes our charred wood unique is its timeless and protective treatment, which involves burning the upper surface for longevity and brushing loose charcoal to create unique patterns. For added expression, we offer many different shades.
Each type of wood has different patterns – by charring wood, we find deeper and more visible wood growth patterns.
Find your own expression with 14 different profiles and over 50 colour shades!

Burnt wood – a sustainable and aesthetic solution for construction

We offer 14 profiles

Create a unique look with our wide selection of 14 different wood profiles, carefully designed to suit each specific project and aesthetic need.

Our charred wood types

Charred spruce

Charred spruce is the most popular wood product in construction. It offers the best value for money.

Applications

Panel

Wooden deck

Fence

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Charred thermo pine

Thermofuru after burning and brushing has deeper and more visible grooves. The surface is more resistant to scratches. Very little expansion and shrinkage.

Applications

Panel

Wooden deck

Fence

Interior design

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More about Charred/Burnt Wood (Yakisugi technique)

Using the ancient Japanese burning technique known as ‘Yakisugi’. By slightly charring the surface of the wood without burning the entire piece, the wood becomes waterproof and more durable. It also protects against insects and makes the wood fire-retardant.

Nowadays, the surface of the wood is burned using exclusive technology during production. The burn line is controlled by a computer, which determines the temperature on each side of the product separately. This allows us to achieve the desired burn depth and uniformity.

The cooled wood is brushed. This brings out the structure of the wood.
The final (optional) step is to apply the product in the desired shade.

Every job that uses wood burning techniques is unique and stands up to the challenges of time and nature.