Specifications:
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Dimension |
3000-4000 × 135 × 20 mm |
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Material |
Carbonized Finnish Pine Wood |
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Color |
Standard & Customized color |
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Feature |
UV Resistant, Weather Resistant, Moisture Resistant, Dimensional Stability |
Description:
Some black timber finishes are defined by dramatic cracks. Others rely on a nearly smooth appearance. This Black Textured Shou Sugi Ban Cladding occupies a different visual space, with fine grain markings and small variations distributed across its dark surface.
The finish appears predominantly black, while narrow lines and textured details become more visible under directional lighting. Rather than creating a strongly patterned wall, the boards introduce a quieter material character that can be appreciated at different viewing distances.
For architectural projects, this surface offers an alternative to heavily crackled Yakisugi and uniformly coated black siding.
The exact texture and degree of surface relief should be confirmed through a physical sample, particularly when selecting boards for prominent exterior elevations.


Using Black Wood Cladding to Frame an Entrance:
An entrance is often one of the most carefully detailed parts of a contemporary building.
The reference architectural image shows a dark timber exterior with a recessed opening and warmer natural wood elements. The contrast establishes a clear transition between the outer facade and the entrance area.
Black charred wood cladding can contribute to this effect without requiring additional decorative features.
Dark Exterior Walls and Natural Timber Doorways
A predominantly black wall can make a natural wood entrance appear more prominent.
The difference between the two timber finishes creates visual separation while maintaining a consistent material language.
This approach is particularly relevant to contemporary homes with simple rooflines, large openings, and restrained exterior detailing.
The texture of the black boards also becomes more noticeable beside smoother window frames and finished door surfaces.
Detailing Black Exterior Wood Cladding:
Exterior cladding must be selected as part of a complete wall system.
Appropriate supporting battens, drainage, ventilation, movement allowances, and corrosion-resistant fasteners should be considered during installation planning.
Entrance areas require additional attention around door frames, window reveals, corners, and exposed board ends.
Where timber is installed close to frequently used doorways, buyers should also confirm whether the surface treatment is appropriate for incidental contact.
Outdoor color retention and maintenance depend on the timber species, protective finish, and exposure conditions.
If local building regulations require a fire classification, supporting test documentation must relate to the specified product and installation assembly. A charred appearance alone does not establish fire resistance.
FAQ:
Q1: Is black Shou Sugi Ban cladding suitable for entrance walls?
Yes, it can be considered for entrance facades when the timber, surface finish, and installation system are appropriate. Exposed edges and areas subject to frequent contact should be reviewed carefully.
Q2: What is the difference between fine-textured and deep-char Shou Sugi Ban?
Fine-textured finishes show smaller surface details and visible grain, while deep-char finishes often feature larger cracked carbon patterns. The final appearance depends on the manufacturing process.
Q3: Can I order custom board profiles and dimensions?
MUMU can review custom dimensions and profiles, including tongue-and-groove or shiplap options where technically feasible. Final specifications should be confirmed before production.
Q4: How should black charred timber be maintained outdoors?
Maintenance depends on the wood species, exposure conditions, and protective coating. Buyers should follow the recommendations for the selected product and periodically inspect exposed surfaces.
Q5: What is the difference between fine-textured and deep-char Shou Sugi Ban?
Fine-textured finishes show smaller surface details and visible grain, while deep-char finishes often feature larger cracked carbon patterns. The final appearance depends on the manufacturing process.
Q6: How can I request wholesale pricing for black Shou Sugi Ban cladding?
Please provide your required dimensions, preferred surface texture, estimated quantity, and delivery destination. MUMU DESIGN will review your requirements and provide a customized quotation, production lead time, and shipping options.
Request Custom Black Shou Sugi Ban Cladding
Planning a contemporary residence, architectural entrance, or larger exterior cladding project?
Send MUMU DESIGN your drawings, required dimensions, preferred black finish, and estimated order quantity.
Our team can assist with samples, specification review, production feasibility, and international shipping quotations.
Email: sales@mumu-ing.com
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