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What is charred larch cladding, and how is it made
What is charred larch cladding, and how is it made
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Inflamed
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Jul 06, 2026
6:46 AM
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Charred larch cladding is a durable exterior timber finish created by carefully burning the surface of larch wood using a traditional wood-charring process inspired by the Japanese technique known as Shou Sugi Ban (Yakisugi). The controlled charring forms a protective carbon layer that enhances the timber's resistance to moisture, insects, fungal decay, and weathering while giving it a distinctive blackened appearance. After charring, the surface is brushed to achieve the desired texture and may be finished with a protective oil to improve longevity and highlight the natural grain. This process not only increases durability but also reduces maintenance compared to untreated timber. Inflamed offers premium charred larch cladding that combines traditional craftsmanship with modern manufacturing standards, delivering a striking architectural finish suitable for residential, commercial, and landscape projects. Its unique aesthetic and long-lasting performance make it a popular choice for contemporary and sustainable building designs.
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