Wooden and composite boards

A façade made of composite boards is durable and requires no maintenance while still imitating wood. Various board profiles and color options are available. Composite boards are installed using a concealed fixing system on aluminum, wooden, or composite battens (ventilated façade). 

Façades made of larch, pine, and spruce are popular and aesthetic solutions in architecture, especially in traditional construction and rustic-style homes. Larch and spruce are relatively affordable wood species that perform well in our climate conditions. The naturally light color of the wood allows it to be stained in almost any shade.

Exotic wood façades are an elegant and durable solution that adds distinctive character to any building. Exotic wood species perform exceptionally well in changing weather conditions. They feature outstanding hardness, density, and stability, as well as resistance to moisture and pests. Available species include, among others: garapa, meranti, okoume.

Wood charred using the shou sugi ban technique gains increased durability. The process involves controlled charring of the wood surface, making it resistant to weather conditions, insects, and rot. Siberian larch and Scandinavian spruce are most commonly used for charring. Adjusting the degree of charring allows effects ranging from lightly charred to fully carbonized wood.