Charred Accoya for Timber Cladding, Fins and Panelling

By ITI NZ
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ITI Timspec's Charred Accoya uses Shou Sugi Ban, an ancient Japanese architectural technique used to preserve wood by charring the surface with a hot flame producing a beautiful dark finish with exquisite snakeskin appearance and texture.

The process involves charring the wood, cooling it, cleaning off any soot or burnt debris on the surface, and then finishing the boards with an oil. When fire is applied to wood boards, the burning process creates a thin layer of carbon on the wood surface, which is what we see as burnt wood. This carbon layer protects the interior wood in very much the same way that stains or sealants would.

Shou Sugi Ban enhances the durability and is a natural means of preserving wood without chemicals, paints, and other surface treatments. It is very low maintenance and naturally resistant to insects as well as moisture damage.

The Shou Sugi Ban process is environmentally friendly and doesn’t contribute to harmful pollution. There are no chemicals present in this cladding to potentially leach into the environment and it’s entirely safe for homes with children.

Accoya holds industry leading environmental credentials. The exceptional durability of Accoya is warranted for a minimum life of 50 years above ground and 25 years in-ground.  

Board lengths range from 1.8m to 4.8m 

Details
  • Category
    Shiplap Weatherboards, Wall Panels & Cladding
  • Range
    Weatherboards: Accoya, Western Red Cedar, Radiate Pine
  • Brand
    Accoya
  • Warranty
    50 years
Scope of use

Charred Accoya is suitable for Bevel Back and Vertical Shiplap weatherboards, Fins, Internal panels and Furniture.

Performance

Stable and durable carrying a warranty of 50 years above ground.

ITI Timspec is a wholesaler supplier for the Trade. For all non-trade pricing enquiries, please contact your preferred Timber supply Merchant.
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About the
Seller

Timspec was established in 1990 as a wholesaler of specialty timber and was wholly New Zealand owned. In March 2019 Timspec was acquired by ITI Australia and became ITI Timspec LTD.  

Today we import, export, and wholesale a huge range of timber to builders, joiners, home owners, floor layers, landscape builders and furniture manufacturers. We pride ourselves on being environmentally responsible and strive to source the most sustainable timber options available. Timber stocked includes species from North America, South America, Europe, Africa, South East Asia, Australia, and New Zealand's exotic as well as indigenous species. 

The ITI Timspec team are extremely knowledgeable about the various types of timber, treatments and uses available and are happy to help you in choosing the right product for your project.