Wooden Facade with Siberian Larch

A wooden facade seamlessly fits into both traditional and minimalist architectural styles. Nowadays, architects place great emphasis on wooden facades combined with materials such as metal and glass.

Wooden facades serve as elegant and timeless signatures of buildings worldwide. When choosing the type of wood, it’s important to consider its durability. Siberian larch is increasingly becoming the top choice for investors due to its exceptional durability and favorable quality-to-price ratio. With its high resin content, it withstands weather changes well and is resistant to fungal growth and mold. Despite its uniqueness, Siberian larch also requires periodic impregnation. In response to customer expectations, Wood of Fire offers charred Siberian larch boards under the SILESIA and MAZURIA series, available in various color options. Properly treated Wood of Fire boards will ensure the longevity of your facade without the need for frequent and laborious impregnation, allowing you to generate additional savings over time!

Applications of Wood of Fire Charred Boards

Typically, the first application that comes to mind for charred boards is charred cladding.

Shou Sugi Ban: Japanese Wood Preservation Method

Shou Sugi Ban is a traditional Japanese technique of charring wood, which aimed to protect the wood from water, sun damage, and various pests.

The Shou Sugi Ban Technique

In the article about Shou Sugi Ban, we would like to show you that the destructive element of fire can also bring such extraordinary effects as in the case of charred boards.