Origin Charred or burnt wood (yaki sugi-ita, yakisugi, shou sugi ban) has evolved from a Japanese technique of preserving and enhancing the look of wood mainly used for the external building envelope i.e cladding. This is done with the use of fire, burning to create a heat treated surface and carbonised layer around the timbers exposed…
Timber can be supplied in various surface finishes based on the tooling or wood machining process used, the typical examples are;- Planed Smooth is the most popular finish Fine Sawn ( band-sawn or circular sawn) Brushed surface Micro-rifled surface Wood surface machining finishes andrewgoto andrew goto timberbossman