The wood version of weathering steel (the oxidization of steel to provide a protective barrier) is the Japanese tradition of shou-sugi-ban. Burning cedar or some other wood gives it a charcoal barrier that is rot and fire resistant ... and very distinctive looking.

This handsome and powerful cladding has gained global appeal, with the treatment being applied to a wide variety of wood. While any species can be charred, the resulting appearance will vary. A softwood, like the Japanese sugi (cypress), has prominent growth rings that result in a highly textured surface, whereas charring hardwood leads to an evenly blackened surface.

texture

"The wood version of weathering steel (the oxidization of steel to provide a protective barrier) is the Japanese tradition of shou-sugi-ban. Burning cedar or some other wood gives it a charcoal barrier that is rot and fire resistant ... and very distinctive looking."

like the charred look on wood

use in custom shelving

Process 4. This handsome and powerful cladding has gained global appeal, with the treatment being applied to a wide variety of wood. While any species can be charred, the resulting appearance will vary. A softwood, like the Japanese sugi (cypress), has prominent growth rings that result in a highly textured surface, whereas charring hardwood leads to an evenly blackened surface.

Burned siding

charring hardwood

lounge wood or ceiling wood

Wood

I love how the look of the weathering steel has those rigid edges and minor creases. It feels as if I could just put my hand on the screen and touch it for myself. These are one of the texture pictures that I can already feel once I "touch" it. Some of the other photos I have to look at it for a while before I can "touch" it. Though this design gives me the pleasure of not waiting 40 minutes before I can imagine myself feeling this.

Different types of lining and different directions that's why it's variety

burned wood for the front hall wall

charred wood siding

charred cypress Japanese "Sugi"

Japanese wood charr as house siding

interesting siding

STYLE

charred wood siding

rad siding treatment

Burning cedar or some other wood gives it a charcoal barrier that is rot and fire resistant .

Shou-sugi-ban.

Japanese burnt wood technique

siding

Charred wood. Love it with a waxor shiny coating.

Same shu shui

Shou-Sugi-Ban close up

charred wood siding

Idea for porch covers instead of steel beams

burnt wood

This handsome and powerful cladding has gained global appeal, with the treatment being applied to a wide variety of wood. While any species can be charred, the resulting appearance will vary. A softwood, like the Japanese sugi (cypress), has prominent growth rings that result in a highly textured surface, whereas charring hardwood leads to an evenly blackened surface.

Charred walling

Cool

The wood version of weathering steel (the oxidization of steel to provide a protective barrier) is the Japanese tradition of shou-sugi-ban. Burning cedar or some other wood gives it a charcoal barrier that is rot and fire resistant ... and very distinctive looking.

This handsome and powerful cladding has gained global appeal, with the treatment being applied to a wide variety of wood. While any species can be charred, the resulting appearance will vary. A softwood, like the Japanese sugi (cypress), has prominent growth rings that result in a highly textured surface, whereas charring hardwood leads to an evenly blackened surface.

handsome. love that it needs no care

shou sugi-ban (high toast)

This handsome and powerful cladding has gained global appeal, with the treatment being applied to a wide variety of wood. While any species can be charred, the resulting appearance will vary. A softwood, like the Japanese sugi (cypress), has prominent growth rings that result in a highly textured surface, whereas charring hardwood leads to an evenly blackened surface.

charred

This handsome and powerful cladding has gained global appeal, with the treatment being applied to a wide variety of wood. While any species can be charred, the resulting appearance will vary. A softwood, like the Japanese sugi (cypress), has prominent growth rings that result in a highly textured surface, whereas charring hardwood leads to an evenly blackened surface.

burnt wood

shou-sugi-ban siding

PIEDRA FUENTE

close up of charred wood

Charring process #4

This handsome and powerful cladding has gained global appeal, with the treatment being applied to a wide variety of wood. While any species can be charred, the resulting appearance will vary. A softwood, like the Japanese sugi (cypress), has prominent growth rings that result in a highly textured surface, whereas charring hardwood leads to an evenly blackened surface.

Looks really cool, would like it on the added on portions of my home.

MORE SCORCHED WOOD

This handsome and powerful cladding has gained global appeal, with the treatment being applied to a wide variety of wood. While any species can be charred, the resulting appearance will vary. A softwood, like the Japanese sugi (cypress), has prominent growth rings that result in a highly textured surface, whereas charring hardwood leads to an evenly blackened surface.

Shou-Sugi-Ban

Shou-Sugi-Ban

look

charred wood

Close up Chared siding

step 4

Pali deck strong walls

This handsome and powerful cladding has gained global appeal, with the treatment being applied to a wide variety of wood. While any species can be charred, the resulting appearance will vary. A softwood, like the Japanese sugi (cypress), has prominent growth rings that result in a highly textured surface, whereas charring hardwood leads to an evenly blackened surface.

Shou Sugi ban siding

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Charred

Strange snakeskin quality

Shou-sugi-ban, burnt wood

Burnt wood

japanese tradition of shousugi ban. burning cedar charcoal barrier that is rot proof

cool but maybe too much like my job

charred

Very cool and distinctive

Fire char creates texture - fire and rot resistant

Shou sugi ban

The wood version of weathering steel (the oxidization of steel to provide a protective barrier) is the Japanese tradition of shou-sugi-ban. Burning cedar or some other wood gives it a charcoal barrier that is rot and fire resistant ... and very distinctive looking.

here's the japanese burnt wood thang

fireproof!

burnt wood

SHou-sugi-ban charcoal technique

The wood version of weathering steel (the oxidization of steel to provide a protective barrier) is the Japanese tradition of shou-sugi-ban.

gorgeous deliberately burned wood

The wood version of weathering steel (the oxidization of steel to provide a protective barrier) is the Japanese tradition of shou-sugi-ban. Burning cedar or some other wood gives it a charcoal barrier that is rot and fire resistant ... and very distinctive looking.

Shou-sugi-ban (Burnt Wood Siding) http://deltamillworks.com