Japanese Cedar in KIME Black brushed finish

Japanese Cedar

Japanese Cedar KIME Black - Charred Wood

Brushed Sugi in a true black.

KIME is our brushed technique. The charred surface is brushed back and finished in a true black, keeping the grain open and tactile.

Species

Sugi - the original Yakisugi timber. Light, soft, deeply textured after brushing.

Standard sizes

145 mm width · 3,600 / 4,200 mm lengths; thickness available upon request

Dimensions shown are nominal dimensions before treatment. Charring, brushing and finishing may result in dimensional variation of up to 5 mm in width and approximately 2-3 mm in thickness. Alternative widths are available upon request.

Maintenance

Every 10-12 years Inspect the façade at least once a year for surface damage, splitting, coating deterioration or discolouration beneath the coating, which could indicate moisture penetration. Indicative maintenance and re-oiling every 10-12 years. Inspect the surface annually. Actual timing depends on orientation, UV exposure, climate, moisture, architectural detailing and the condition of the finish. This is not a colour-retention warranty or guaranteed service life.

Actual timing depends on the timber, finish, façade design, orientation, UV exposure, local climate, moisture, wind, rain, sunlight and architectural detailing. Base maintenance on the visual and protective condition of the surface, not a fixed guarantee. These intervals are not colour-retention warranties or guaranteed service lives.

Spruce KIME (5-7 years), Japanese Cedar KIME (10-12 years), Accoya® KIME (approximately 15 years) and KAEN (approximately 15-20 years) are newly approved INFLAMED guidance, not values taken from the current downloadable guides. Black brushed Larch and decking intervals come from the existing maintenance guides.

Projects

Projects using this timber

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