Accoya
Accoya timber is ideal for windows, doors, cladding, decking structural and much more. For windows Accoya is highly recommended. It has extremely low thermal conductivity with a durability class 1. Accoya timber has been modified right through to the core and its non-toxic treatment process does not weaken the timber. It is safe for humans and pets. It hardness has improved and does not compromise its bending strength. With combined durability and stability Accoya timber can be an ideal species for structural projects around the world.
Sustainability features
| Thermowood
We highly recommend our thermally treated timber, it is environmentally sustainable and natural. Sourced from plantations in Finland. We have especially brought in a treated red Baltic timber that is environmentally friendly. It has a richness and consistency in colour.
Features of this timber include improved tolerance to weather conditions, resistance to fungi and decay. Only high temperature and water vapour are used in the production process of thermowood. Thermo Wood does not harm nature. It can be safely discarded at the waste site or burned to produce energy. The timber itself has an improved tolerance of humidity fluctuations, improved resistance from fungi causing decay. (Even in ground use). This product has a durability class 2#.
This timber is rich and consistent in color making it a popular choice for our clients.
See Thermo Wood Handbook- http://www.thermowood.fi/data.php/200312/795460200312311156_tw_handbook.pdf
It's the ultimate product in timber due to its environmental aspects and wide range of potential uses. these include:
Interior Moldings, Floors, Paneling, Furniture, Boards and Tabletops, Joinery, Stairs, Saunas
Exteriors Cladding, Doors and Windows, Decking, Garden Furniture, Garden Structures, Noise Walls
Special Uses Musical Instruments, Small Objects |
Thermowood can be used outside Cedar Windows recommends that you treat your timber to protect it from the effects of UV radiation and problems caused by moisture. If one wants to create a long lasting surface, paint provides a good solution. The timber should be primed first. (so the paint does not peel)
If you wish to preserve the natural rich color, the timber should be first treated with a primer, then once or twice with a pigmented wood oil or wood stain.