Charred Accoya Timber Cladding & Wall Panels
by ITI NZ
Auckland
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ITI's Charred Accoya combines the exceptional durability of Accoya timber with the traditional Japanese Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) charring technique to create a premium architectural timber with outstanding performance and timeless beauty.
Using carefully controlled charring techniques, the timber develops a rich textured surface while maintaining the stability and durability that Accoya is renowned for. Each board is brushed, cleaned and finished with natural oils to enhance colour, texture and long term protection.
Available in a range of authentic finishes including Sukiyaki, Kindai, and other traditional Yakisugi styles applied by The Blackwood Project. Charred Accoya provides architects and designers with a unique natural material suitable for contemporary residential architecture.
Used for exterior cladding, vertical and horizontal weatherboards, timber fins, soffits, feature walls and selected interior applications.
Product Details
- Product
- Charred Accoya Timber Cladding & Wall Panels
- Category
- Wall Panels & Cladding
- Sold by
- ITI NZ
- Range
- Charred Accoya
- Brand
- ITI NZ
Product specified by
ITI's Charred Accoya combines the exceptional durability of Accoya timber with the traditional Japanese Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) charring technique to create a premium architectural timber with outstanding performance and timeless beauty.
Using carefully controlled charring techniques, the timber develops a rich textured surface while maintaining the stability and durability that Accoya is renowned for. Each board is brushed, cleaned and finished with natural oils to enhance colour, texture and long term protection.
Available in a range of authentic finishes including Sukiyaki, Kindai, and other traditional Yakisugi styles applied by The Blackwood Project. Charred Accoya provides architects and designers with a unique natural material suitable for contemporary residential architecture.
Used for exterior cladding, vertical and horizontal weatherboards, timber fins, soffits, feature walls and selected interior applications.
- Features
Features
- Manufactured using premium Accoya timber
- Traditional Japanese Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) finish
- Available in multiple charred finishes including Sukiyaki and Kindai
- Rich natural texture with distinctive grain definition
- Excellent dimensional stability
- Highly resistant to rot and decay
- Sustainably sourced timber
- Low maintenance finish
- Suitable for residential and commercial projects
- Compatible with concealed or decorative fixings including black and bronze Starborn screws
- Scope of use
Charred Accoya is suitable
- Bevel Back, Vertical Shiplap and horizontal weatherboards
- Timber fins
- Architectural screening
- Exterior feature walls
- Interior feature walls
- Ceiling linings
- Soffits
- Decorative panelling
- Furniture and bespoke joinery
- Performance
Stable and durable carrying a warranty of 50 years above ground.
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Charred Accoya Timber Cladding & Wall Panels
The Charred Accoya Timber Cladding & Wall Panels is supplied by ITI NZ. It is also on their website, and you can browse every product ITI NZ lists on ArchiPro.
ITI NZ does not publish a price for the Charred Accoya Timber Cladding & Wall Panels on ArchiPro. for pricing, or visit their website.
Yes. It is part of the Charred Accoya range from ITI NZ, where you can see every product in the range together.
Yes. It has been specified in projects on ArchiPro, including Kaiapo Bay Lake House by Turner Road Architecture. See how it was used in a finished space.
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