Furnace design made from carbonised wood

Building project: Stove design for Haas and Sohn
Product used: Accoya® carbonised

We are on fire: Carbonised Accoya was used as the outer cladding for a stove from the Haas+Sohn collection.

The black charred wood structure is a perfect match for the cosy, warm flames and creates a very special, pleasant atmosphere during the cold season.

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Yaki Sugi. An old technique – reinterpreted.

Carbonised and refined woods for stylish interior and exterior wood panelling.

Find out how the traditional burning process works, the special properties of carbonised wood, the advantages of Yakisugi and how the black carbonised facades are used in modern architecture.

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