Thermally modified wood is a remarkable material that has gained popularity among architects, builders, and wood enthusiasts. It offers a sustainable and durable solution for various applications.

Thermally modified wood has undergone a controlled pyrolysis process (slow cooking), where it is heated to high temperatures (usually between 160°C-215°C) in the absence of oxygen. This transformative treatment fundamentally alters the wood’s chemical and physical properties, resulting in enhanced durability, stability, and resistance to decay. Importantly, this process is chemical-free, making it an eco-friendly alternative to preservative-treated or tropical hardwoods.