What is Wooden Building Facade (Cladding) Installation?
The use of wooden facades in buildings has a long history, and in many cultures, wooden tile cladding for exterior facades and roofs was common. Although the use of wooden facades has declined in modern times due to their need for intensive maintenance and lower durability compared to other options, and the availability of various industrial products and alternative materials in the market, the inherent importance of wood as a desirable material in technical and engineering applications has not diminished.
Cladding Features
Low Moisture Absorption: In humid weather conditions, Thermowood’s moisture absorption is up to 40% lower than traditional wood. Dimensional Stability: With the Thermowood process, the dimensional stability of wood types increases significantly. Resistant to fungi and mold, and resistant to insect attacks.
