Charred larch cladding is a type of exterior wood finish that involves charring the surface of the larch wood using a controlled flame technique. This process, known as "shou sugi ban," creates a striking, textured appearance with deep, darkened tones ranging from rich charcoal to black. The charring enhances the aesthetic appeal and provides natural protection against the elements, including weathering, UV damage, and pests. The result is a durable, low-maintenance
Charred larch cladding material with a unique, rustic charm. The combination of heat and wood grain produces a visually captivating, long-lasting solution for contemporary and traditional architecture.
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