The topic of Yakisugi also occupies renowned scientists, experts, architects and ambitious students of the next generation.
On this page you will find doctoral theses, study results and scientific reports on carbonized wood!
What are the technical properties of flamed wood, what are the advantages of the traditional firing method compared to the industrial firing method, how the Shou Sugi Ban technique originated in ancient Japan, …
Experts from the industry have dealt intensively with questions like these! Below you will find suitable research reports on the subject of Yakisugi/Shou Sugi Ban.
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.
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