Resources
Charred Wood Comparison Guide
Explore the unique qualities of five expertly charred wood types—Spruce, ThermoWood, Larch, Oak, and Accoya—compared across essential performance factors. This concise guide helps you assess each timber’s natural durability, stability, maintenance needs, sustainability, and long-term value. Discover which option best suits your design priorities, from budget-conscious cladding to premium, low-maintenance solutions for high-end builds. Simple tables and summaries make it easy to compare lifespan, upkeep, and ideal applications—so you can make an informed decision with confidence.
Basic Installation Guide for Charred Timber Cladding
This guide outlines essential steps for installing charred timber cladding on timber frame and masonry walls, in both vertical and horizontal layouts. While not an in-depth manual, it provides a helpful overview of membrane placement, batten spacing, screw positioning, and general fixing guidance. Diagrams support standard installation principles. For charred cladding, regular timber cladding practices apply—this guide serves as a general reference rather than a specialist manual.
Explore TimberSol’s Profile Catalogue
Discover the full range of TimberSol profiles for cladding, decking, and corner elements. This technical pack includes both standard options—such as PAR and shadow gap (shiplap-style)—and customisable configurations available for orders over 50m². It details face cover width, overall board size, standard lengths, and recommended gap allowances to help you specify with confidence and align each profile to your project’s aesthetic and practical needs.
Discover the Character of Charred Wood
Explore TimberSol’s full range of charred wood solutions—cladding, decking, fencing and interiors—all crafted using the traditional Yakisugi technique. This brochure introduces the available timber types (Spruce, Larch, Oak, and Accoya), with a curated palette of factory-applied finishes including Carbon Black, Anthracite Grey, Teak, and other rich tones. You’ll also find useful product specifications, available profiles, pricing by application, and details on bulk discounts, helping you choose the right combination for your design and project scale.
Cover Area to Board Calculator
Avoid project delays caused by under-ordering—use our board calculator to estimate the number of cladding boards needed for your project. The tool factors in the 15mm overlap of our shadow gap profile and helps you plan material quantities based on your coverage area. For full guidance, including advice on wastage allowances and board length considerations, visit the calculator page below.
