Achieve striking visual depth and raw structural permanence with our premium Deep Black – Charred Larch Cladding Shiplap, manufactured using the traditional Japanese carbonisation method. Sourced from high-density European Larch (Larix decidua), each board undergoes a precise surface-firing process that transforms the outer wood layers into a highly durable carbonized barrier.
Commonly referred to in the commercial trade as Shou Sugi Ban or Yakisugi, this advanced material modification features a classic Shiplap (SL) profile. This design incorporates a clean shadow gap that yields crisp shadow lines, adding exceptional geometric definition to modern home extensions, full facades, and feature walls. The interlocking shiplap joint ensures superior weather protection by completely shielding the core wood matrix from driving Irish rain, intense UV exposure, and persistent moisture cycles without fading or degrading.
This sustainable facade solution offers an incredibly low-maintenance lifecycle. The heavy carbon crust acts as a natural shield against rot, fungal decay, and insect attack, making it ideal for contemporary architectural projects requiring long-term structural integrity and a striking, high-performance professional finish.
Technical Product Specifications
| Specification Property |
Product Detail Data |
| Timber Species |
European Larch (Larix decidua) |
| Finish Texture |
Deep Black Heavy Char (Alligator Skin Finish) |
| Joint Profile |
Shadow Gap Shiplap (SL Profile) |
| Board Dimensions |
Width 145 mm × Length 4000 mm (4-Meter) |
| m² Gross (Per Unit) / Coverage Net (Per Unit) |
0.58 m² Gross | 0.52 m² Net |
| Thickness |
20 mm Heavy Duty Profile |
| Maintenance Requirement |
Low Maintenance (Significantly reduced maintenance vs standard timber surfaces. Left to patinate naturally over time, or optionally refreshed with protective oils to preserve original tone) |
