Shou sugi ban plywood floor

Guide to the best oil for shou sugi ban and the best shou sugi ban sealers. How to seal shou sugi ban and create the optimal finish.

Shou Sugi Ban offers rustic woodworking projects that grab attention by charring cedar boards, burnishing the burnt results with sandpaper and wire brushes, and then sealing the charred surface with natural oils. Using Real Milk Paint's Pure Tung Oil on Shou Sugi Ban projects seals the surface of the wood for further preservation against the elements while still allowing the beauty to shine through. Check out our blog on instructions and some beautiful projects that people have sent in!

Shou sugi ban (焼杉板) is the art of preserving and finishing wood using fire

Reclaimed lumber mill Pioneer Millworks, which says it has seen marked demand for color and texture in wood, introduceda new line of Shou Sugi Ban charred wood.

Cheap and easy project to make with left over epoxy and any piece of wood you have laying around

Everyone is always asking me how I get a burnt wood finish (Shou Sugi Ban?) so I figured I'd make a How-To video about it. In this video I get a scrap of pine, burn it with my torch and apply different finishes. Watch the video here? https://youtu.be/cpBP1A2UrPE

Shou Sugi Ban siding and paneling can be as unique as the space you are designing or the home you are building. Over 50 options to choose from.

CCS Architecture specified reSAWN's TORA shou sugi ban charred cypress for the newly opened Nordstrom in the Pacific Centre in downtown Vancouver, BC.

"Shou sugi ban", the Japanese art of partially burning a wood (usually cryptomeria) to increase its resistance to water.

Yakisugi siding is durable, beautiful and requires little to no maintenance. We offer several varieties and a number of prefinish options.