Rooted in centuries-old Japanese tradition, the Yakisugi technique – globally known as Shou Sugi Ban – has been perfected over generations to enhance both the durability and aesthetic appeal of wood. This method involves expertly charring the surface to create a natural protective barrier against moisture, pests, and fire while revealing the wood’s rich texture. The result is a distinctive, long-lasting façade that requires no chemical treatments, making it a sustainable and time-tested choice for modern architecture.
Why Choose Our
Shou Sugi Ban Wood?
Long-Lasting Wood Protection
Our charred wood solutions are crafted for exceptional durability and natural resistance to environmental challenges - without requiring constant maintenance. By applying time-honored Japanese charring techniques, we enhance wood’s resistance to moisture, pests, and fire, ensuring lasting protection for facades, fences, and terraces while preserving its authentic beauty.
Distinctive Aesthetics
Beyond its renowned durability, our Shou Sugi Ban wood is prized for its timeless beauty and versatility in both exterior and interior design. The traditional charring process enriches the wood’s natural texture and deep, rich tones, with variations depending on the technique used. Every project crafted with this method reflects the expertise of generations, resulting in a distinctive aesthetic that stands apart from conventional wood treatments.
Certified Quality Standards
At Degmeda, we uphold the highest industry standards to ensure the quality, safety, and sustainability of our timber. Every product undergoes a rigorous four-stage quality control process, meeting internationally recognized certifications:
✔ ISO 9001 – Quality Management System
✔ ISO 14001 – Environmental Management System
✔ ISO 45001 – Occupational Safety System
✔ CE – Internal Production Control Certification
This commitment to excellence guarantees that our charred wood meets the strictest performance, durability, and environmental standards, delivering exceptional reliability for every project.
Sustainable & Environmentally Friendly
At Degmeda, sustainability is at the core of our Shou Sugi Ban production. Our charred wood is an eco-conscious choice for sustainable construction, combining natural durability with responsible sourcing. We are committed to becoming a zero-waste company and proudly hold internationally recognized certifications:
✔ FSC – Sustainable Forestry Certification
✔ EPD – Environmental Product Declaration
By choosing our charred wood, you invest in a long-lasting, environmentally responsible material that aligns with modern sustainability standards.
Certified Quality Standards
At Degmeda, we craft charred wood products that are safe, sustainable, and built to last. Our commitment to quality, environmental responsibility, and safety is reflected in the internationally recognized certifications we hold, ensuring exceptional reliability in every product.




Where Is Shou Sugi Ban
Wood Used?

Cladding
Shou Sugi Ban cladding enhances your home’s exterior with timeless aesthetics, uniqueness, and harmony with nature. Its rich texture and deep tones blend seamlessly into any environment – just choose the wood type and finish that best suits your vision.

Terrace
A terrace is a place for relaxation and gathering, so it should be comfortable, durable, and resistant to weather changes. With Shou Sugi Ban decking, you add character and long-lasting beauty to your outdoor space while benefiting from the protection of wood charring technology.

Fence
A well-designed fence is a key architectural element that should complement both structures and surroundings. A Shou Sugi Ban fence provides exceptional durability and security while adding a sophisticated, natural aesthetic to your property.

Interior
Transform your interior spaces with the depth and warmth of charred wood panels. The natural wood grain and rich, fire-treated tones bring an authentic, organic feel to your home, creating a truly inviting and timeless atmosphere.
experience the Beauty of our fire tempered wood
Are You Ready for
Shou Sugi Ban?


