Thermo timber

?  bathrooms, swimming pools, sauna furnishings, etc.

?  nautical uses,

?  decking and floorings,

?  urban furnishing and exterior joinery,

?  garden furniture,

?  frames and windows,

?  cladding, fascia boards,

Thermally treated wood has great resistance to climatic harshness and changes, and to insects and fungi attacks. Therefore it is particularly indicated to external uses such as:

Uses of thermal treated wood

We can personalize thermal treatment depending on the final use. The process can be applied to any existing wood specie to improve its physical and mechanical characteristics.

Which species can be thermally treated?

?  decreased weight.

?  decreased leak of resin,

?  decreased heat transmission,

?  decreased shrinkage (in volume),

?  decreased capacity to absorb humidity from the external environment,

?  improved biological durability,

?  uniformity of colour inside and outside the piece,

?  darkened colour (depending on temperature and length of treatment),

During thermal treatment, wood gains several properties such as:

Why?

Thermal treatment of wood is a highly technological process, 100% environmentally friendly, which consists in warming the wood up to a temperature between 180

100% environmentally friendly, non-hygroscopic, resistant to climatic changes and to insects, moulds and fungi!