Sugi ban cladding, also known as shou sugi ban, is a traditional Japanese technique of charring wood to enhance its durability, aesthetic appeal, and resistance to weather, pests, and fire. This process involves burning the surface of wood, often cedar (sugi in Japanese), followed by cooling, cleaning, and finishing with oil or sealant. The result is a striking blackened texture with a unique, natural pattern that highlights the wood grain. Popular in both modern and traditional architecture, sugi ban cladding is valued for its eco-friendliness, low maintenance, and timeless design, offering a bold, organic look for exterior or interior applications.
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