Burnt timber cladding

Shou Sugi Ban 焼杉板 (or Yakisugi) is an ancient Japanese charred timber exterior wood preservation technique we are proud to bring to NZ. Learn more here.

A triangular courtyard nestles at the center of Six Square House by Young Projects, which features a dynamic, swooping roofline.

View Russwood’s range of high-quality, sustainably sourced, timber cladding. Siberian Larch, Scotlarch, Abodo Vulcan, Accoya, & Thermopine.

🔥 Burned Wood Douglas Brushed🔥 You can't look away when you walk by this pretty facade! Burned Wood Douglas Brushed is made of 100% Dutch wood. The created grain and color contrast of this beautiful type of wood comes to life after the Burned Wood preservation process and controlled surface combustion. Take a look at our other Burned Wood products for your project!👇🏼

Shadow Line Burnt Cedar Cladding

Moulded from real timber, Millboard Envello Burnt Cedar Shadow Line+ requires no specialist tools and can be installed the same way as traditional timber.

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A variety of creative & innovative projects from architects and designers using Millboard composite decking & cladding to achieve stunning outdoor spaces

What are the biggest misconceptions about yakisugi “shou sugi ban”? This blog breaks down the top 10 myths that we hear about traditional Japanese charred wood siding and clears up the confusion.

For the past century, the European tradition of using wood as a building material has been overshadowed by brick and concrete construction. With architecture now focused on visual aesthetics and environmental sustainability, designers are shifting focus back to timber cladding. This was clearly illustrated in the high number timber-clad

Projecting aluminium window surround of the Natur Noir garden room from SilverLeaf Spaces, with deep charred timber cladding

Award-winning architecture probably isn’t the first thing that comes to mind when hearing the word “cottage.” More likely, it conjures images of quaint countryside dwellings – rustic abodes in Cape Cod, thatched roofs in England, and modest oceanside retreats in Sweden.

Shou Sugi Ban is a traditional Japanese wood burning technique which creates a dramatic black finish that has become a popular choice for external cladding. We examine how to get the look

Wood facade cladding

If you haven’t heard of shou sugi ban, you’ve certainly seen it – charred larch timber cladding on the exterior of houses and new extensions. Here’s why it’s such a great material to work with. #burnttimber #shousugiban

If you have read any interior design magazines or watched any TV shows recently, then you will know that charred timber cladding is currently the trend for both internal and exterior cladding.