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Thermally modified wood has emerged as a compelling option for outdoor projects like decking, siding, and cladding, especially when compared to traditional tropical hardwoods such as Ipe, Teak, or Cumaru. These exotic species have long been prized for their exceptional natural durability, density, and resistance to rot, insects, and weathering—often lasting 40+ years or more. …
One common question we hear from customer about Ash wood is: Is ash a hardwood or a softwood? Spoiler alert—it’s a hardwood, and we’re here to explain why that matters, plus spotlight some of our top-selling ash products that are revolutionizing home improvement in 2025. Understanding Hardwoods vs. Softwoods: Where Does Ash Fit In? First …
In the world of sustainable building materials, thermally modified ash is emerging as a game-changer. This innovative wood product combines the natural beauty of ash hardwood with advanced thermal treatment to create a durable, eco-friendly alternative to traditional woods and chemically treated lumber. Whether you’re planning a backyard deck or updating your home’s exterior, thermally …
When selecting materials for outdoor projects like decking, siding, or furniture, two options often stand out: thermally modified wood and Ipe wood. Both offer unique benefits, but their differences in durability, aesthetics, maintenance, and sustainability make them suited for different needs. In this blog post, we’ll discuss the key characteristics of thermally modified wood and …
When shopping for wood products, you may have come across terms like thermally modified wood, thermo-treated wood, thermal modified, or thermally treated wood. These names often pop up in discussions about decking, siding, or other outdoor applications, but the variety of terms can create confusion for consumers. In this post, we’ll clarify what these names …
Thermally Modified Ash is a revolutionary product in the world of wood building materials. Known for its durability, resistance to rot, and eco-friendly characteristics, it’s becoming a popular choice for both interior and exterior applications. In this blog post, we’ll explore what Thermally Modified Ash is, how it’s made, its benefits, and common uses. What …