KIME
KIME Black
Spruce
A full, even char brushed back to reveal the grain and sealed with wood oil. KIME Black is the finish most architects arrive asking for — matte, graphic, and unmistakably burnt.
Charred wood / Spruce
Charred Spruce
Our most specified species. Even grain, calm char, the widest palette of finishes.
The timber
Spruce
Our most specified species. Even grain, calm char, the widest palette of finishes.
KIME
The deepest char we make.
KIME
Charcoal grey with a soft sheen.
KIME
Warm honey over a light char.
Technical overview
Dimensions for specification.
- Thickness
- 19 mm
- Available overall widths
- 95 / 120 / 145 mm
- Available lengths
- 3,000 / 3,300 / 3,600 / 3,900 / 4,200 / 4,500 / 4,800 / 5,100 / 5,400 / 5,700 / 6,000 mm
- Installation orientation
- Vertical or horizontal
- Interior or exterior use
- Interior and exterior
- Protective finish
- Wood oil
- Stock status
- Availability may vary according to stock, profile and project quantity. Please contact Inflamed to confirm current availability.
Profiles
Milled for the detail.
- 01
Shadow Gap / Z half-lap
Recommended exterior profile.
Exterior cladding and rainscreen façades
Specify this profile → - 03
Tongue and groove
Interior profile or available on request.
Interior wall and ceiling lining
Specify this profile →
Available finishes
6 finishes for Spruce.
KIME
KIME Anthracite
Spruce
Charred, brushed and pigmented to a settled anthracite. Reads softer than black in full sun and pairs quietly with zinc, render and glass.
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KIME Amber
Spruce
A light char carries a warm amber pigment, keeping the timber bright while the burnt surface does the protective work.
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KIME Mahogany
Spruce
A deep red-brown pigment over char, closest to traditional stained hardwood but with Yakisugi durability underneath.
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KIME Dark Oak
Spruce
Charred spruce finished in a dark oak tone — the option for projects that want texture without going black.
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KIME Sand Grey
Spruce
A warm sand-toned grey over a light char. One of our most requested facade finishes.
APPLICATIONS
Explore applications
Discover how Inflamed charred timber can be used across exterior and interior architectural applications.
CladdingDurable charred timber façades with distinctive depth and texture.
InteriorTactile timber surfaces for walls, ceilings and architectural details.
FencingCharacterful exterior screening and boundary solutions.
EXPLORE MATERIALS
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Questions
Before you specify.
Does charred wood rub off on clothing?+
No. Every board is brushed to remove loose soot and then sealed with wood oil before it leaves the factory.
What maintenance does Shou Sugi Ban need?+
A re-oil every three to five years depending on exposure. No sanding, no repainting.
Can I get a sample before ordering?+
Yes. Request a sample box and we ship physical boards of the finishes you are considering.
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