Carbonization process
1. Carbonization Process
Wood carbonization is a meticulous process that transforms wood into a strong and durable material. Here we explain the key steps of this process:
Wood Selection
We begin by carefully selecting the appropriate wood for the carbonization process. We work with different types of wood, each with its own characteristics and applications.
Controlled burning
The burning process is carried out in a controlled manner to ensure consistent, high-quality results. Through specialized techniques, we achieve the optimal level of carbonization for each type of wood.
Cooling and Cleaning
After burning, the wood is cooled and meticulously cleaned to remove any residue. This step is crucial to preparing the wood for use in a variety of applications.
2. Applications of Carbonized Wood
Once the wood has been charred, it is ready for use in a variety of applications. Here we highlight some of the most common applications:
Facades
Carbonized wood facades are elegant and durable, resisting environmental influences and adding a natural touch to any building.
Terraces
Carbonized wood decking is extremely weather resistant, providing a durable and attractive outdoor space.
Fences
Charred wood fences are not only functional barriers, but also style statements that stand the test of time.
Interiors
Inside, charred wood adds originality and luxury, offering a unique and sustainable solution for interior spaces.
3. Advantages of Carbonized Wood
Carbonized wood offers a number of distinct advantages compared to other material options. Here we highlight some of the main advantages:
Durability
Carbonization strengthens the wood, making it resistant to water, fire, insects and rot, ensuring a long lifespan.
Aesthetics
Charred wood has a unique, natural appearance, with rich earthy colors and a distinctive texture that makes it stand out in any setting.
Sustainability
The carbonization process is environmentally friendly as it does not require the use of chemicals and uses sustainably sourced wood.
