Our carbonised spruce impresses with its matt black, attractively textured and three-dimensional wood surface.
It is versatile, a popular all-rounder and impresses in outdoor areas. Carbonised spruce is also an affordable alternative to our bestsellers larch, accoya® and kebony®!
The natural weather resistance of the spruce wood is further improved by the traditional, deep carbonisation with pure flame: this is because the wood cells become denser as a result of our deep-charring process.
This makes the black carbonised spruce wood even more resistant to moisture, fungi, insects, pests and external influences from wind and weather.
Our range includes all common profile types for your interior and exterior construction project. Whether square-edged profiles for open façade cladding or tongue and groove solutions for a closed design. You decide on the variety of possibilities!
UTS* and UTV* are suitable for a concealed screw connection, all other profiles are recommended for a visible screw connection. The concealed screw connection reduces the cover width by 20 mm, i.e. a standard board width of 145 mm results in a cover width of 125 mm. In comparison, the deck width is only reduced by 10mm or 135mm with the visible screw connection.
Do you need a customised product to create a bespoke design for your property? The team at Ennobled GmbH will be happy to take the time to work out the details and options with you.
If you enquire about your project, we will provide you with all the necessary technical data as well as more detailed information on the appropriate dimensions and profiles!
Constant availability, short delivery times and outstanding service. Benefit from our experience with accessories for a professional and clean installation of your desired wood.
Whether square-edged profile for open façade cladding or tongue and groove solution for a closed design. You decide – we offer the best solution.
We will be happy to make your decision easier and send you our wood samples free of charge for a preview!
Send us your key data and we will advise you! With the professional support of our timber experts, you are sure to find the right product for your building project.
We recommend an additional fixation of the surface to prevent discolouration of the carbonised soot layer due to mechanical influences indoors and to maintain and emphasise the noble, deep black appearance of the carbonised facades outdoors.
After carbonising, we therefore gently seal the wood surface to prevent black transfer and at the same time create a glossy surface finish.
Sealing the carbonised surface gives the wood additional hardness. It therefore becomes even more resistant and durable.
The surface fixation has an important function, especially indoors: the wood is thus optimally protected against mechanical influences and no longer discolours when touched!
Glossy finish: Our sealant makes the carbonised surface shine visually – it emphasises the deep black wood structure and turns facades or designer furniture made from Deep Charred Wood into a very special, high-quality eye-catcher!
As a rule, our woods are carbonised on 3 sides using our traditional deep-charring process.
For objects that can be viewed from all angles, we are also happy to carbonise on 4 sides at your request!
We also offer carbonised spruce in a refined version!
The surface is carefully brushed and finished by hand to bring out the grain, structure and natural colour of the larch wood. Depending on the processing method, this finish can create a silver-grey shimmer or a rustic old wood look.
Using our traditional, vertical deep-charring process, our woods are carbonised with pure flame according to the Japanese Yakisugi method, resulting in extremely resistant, durable wood products with a unique, black charred surface structure which, thanks to its exclusive character, is also compared to alligator skin, silk wood or leather.
If you opt for the refined style, the already carbonised wood is then carefully brushed by hand and refined using a special process so that the grain and structure are revealed under the layer of carbon. Depending on the processing and type of wood, our wood finishing creates an exclusive colour look: from elegant silver-grey to an ingenious reclaimed wood look in rustic brown tones.
Our carbonized and refined woods are basically just as easy and uncomplicated to install as conventional wooden facades and wall cladding. The construction should be carried out as suspended, rear-ventilated formwork at a distance from the load-bearing wall.
However, make sure you use suitable stainless steel screws for installation! We recommend the high-quality wood screws from the Rothoblaas brand, which we also offer in our online store.
Our wood can be installed either as concealed, invisible screw connections or as visible screw connections.
Concealed screw fittings are very popular : cladding boards can be attached without visible screws. Please note: The UTS* and UTV* profiles can be concealed with screws! Concealed screwing reduces the cover width by 20 mm, i.e. a standard board width of 145 mm results in a cover width of 125 mm.
The visible screw connection is somewhat simpler, all other Ennobled profiles are suitable here. With a visible screw connection, the deck width is only reduced by 10mm, which results in a deck width of 135mm for a standard board width of 145mm.
For optimum fastening, facades and wall cladding made of Deep Charred Wood should be installed with the appropriate wood screws!
We recommend the high-quality, rustproof stainless steel screws from the Rothoblaas brand. Depending on the type of wood and intended use, there are special screws that are ideal for installing our carbonized wood:
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It is often the case that individual boards need to be cut and adjusted slightly during installation. Here we recommend our special oils and special sealants so that subsequent adjustments can be made easily and without much effort.
Depending on the product, some of these special mixtures contain small carbonized articles. When sealing the cut edges and the end grain, the coating visually matches the carbonized or refined wood.
Our tip: We are also happy to add the right special blend to your delivery!
As a rule, you can install our carbonized timber in the same way as conventional timber façades. This means they can be installed as a closed or open facade, vertically or horizontally:
In principle, both are possible. Most of our projects are installed vertically. However, you can also have our Deep Charred Wood installed horizontally. You can find more information on the installation methods for the respective profiles in our Wood Matrix, which we will be happy to send you on request.
You can have our Deep Charred Wood installed as an open or closed facade. Each façade cladding has a different visual effect.
With the open facade, the individual timbers are mounted with a certain distance between them. This type of installation creates an interesting, structured, varied and three-dimensional effect. Our smooth-edged and rhombus profiles are suitable for an open facade.
With a closed facade, the wooden boards are seamless or overlap each other. This closed external cladding clearly sets the windows apart from the facade and also prevents dirt from penetrating between the individual boards. Tongue and groove boards with alternating rebate profiles can be used to install a closed facade.
We are building for the future. With sustainable measures such as traditional deep charring according to Yakisugi, we turn our carbonised woods into long-lasting, innovative natural products – for a more beautiful tomorrow.
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.
The Norway spruce is mainly native to Europe. Due to its striking bark colouring, the Norway spruce is sometimes referred to as red spruce or incorrectly as Norway spruce.
It is also nicknamed the “bread tree of the forestry industry”, as it is widespread in many European countries and also in parts of Asia and therefore plays a major economic role.
The Norway spruce naturally occurs in colder to temperate climate zones, e.g. in the mountainous region of the Alps.
Thanks to its good wood quality and, above all, its rapid growth, it is of great importance in forestry, which is why spruce is also cultivated on a large scale in other areas. There, too, it grows rapidly, but in regions outside its growing area it is more susceptible to pests, droughts and storms.
We source our PEFC and FSC-certified spruce wood from Europe, mainly from forests in Scandinavia.
Our Nordic spruce wood is of a higher quality because it grows in harsh climatic conditions and is therefore more resistant. It has a particularly fine grain and is therefore ideal for processing with our traditional deep-charring process and for our careful hand finishing.
When procuring wood at the sawmill, we select suitable timber according to strict quality criteria.
We use a special sorting process that helps us to filter out the knot-free and high-quality wood planks and ultimately obtain the typical, beautifully textured wood surface of our carbonised and refined woods!
After sorting in the Austrian sawmill, our spruce wood is also dried for several weeks and then planed by hand in our wood factory and subjected to detailed profile processing in order to optimally prepare it for deep charring.
