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Burnt Cladding Technique - Japanese

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Burnt Cladding Technique - Japanese

Postby Dan0741 » 11 Jun 2017, 21:28

Hi all.

Anyone any experience of use or thoughts on the burnt Japanese timber cladding detailed here? Ive never heard of it before.

http://www.shousugiban.co.uk/

or in action...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uvhvR8KwWhw

Thoughts appreciated.

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Burnt Cladding Technique - Japanese

Postby Rod » 11 Jun 2017, 23:23

Somebody did it on one one of the Grand Design builds.
It's supposed to be very effective. I'm pretty sure they just burnt the surface.

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Re: Burnt Cladding Technique - Japanese

Postby StevieB » 12 Jun 2017, 08:13

My main concern would be stability of the top surface and how you would seal it to prevent it making anything that touches it black with soot. :eusa-think:

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Re: Burnt Cladding Technique - Japanese

Postby Phil » 12 Jun 2017, 12:26

StevieB wrote:My main concern would be stability of the top surface and how you would seal it to prevent it making anything that touches it black with soot. :eusa-think:

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Looks like an oil treatment afterwards. They brushed all the soot off and powerwashed.

The process looks similar to what I did.

42 Years ago when we got married there was no money for new furniture (as a bachelor I had accumulated a lot of stuff) and an upside down beer crate just did not qualify as a coffee table.
I got hold of some chunky pine off cuts and planks and made a rough table, all screwed together.
Then took the gas blowtorch and burnt the top layer of the pine. Rubbed it down with a steel brush, cleaned it up and polyurethaned it.

It lasted many years before being donated to a charity.
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