Thermal Treated Elm Siding

Decking siding patio made from thermo treated pine oak and poplar.

Thermal treated elm siding.

Be closer to nature with our thermo treated wood welldonewood. The best prove of our product quality is the extended 25 years warranty for our welldonewood decks welldonewood siding. Thermo treated poplar siding has walnut look and durable for 35 years. Thermo treated wood makes wood durable and stable.

Thermo treated wood makes products durable and stable. Evolutions thermally modified wood naturally modified wood with supernatural performance. Hardwood species such as cherry or oak also require the heat treated stamp. Decking siding made from thermo treated pine oak and poplar.

We proud of our products that are green chemicals free and 100 natural. 35 year warranty for outdoor applications. 35 year warranty for outdoor applications. Green treatment technology temperature and water.

The majority of wood used in packaging is spruce pine fir and hemlock. The process changes both the physical and biological properties of wood hindering its ability to reabsorb moisture. The science behind the product. Our clean thermal modification process purges wood of its imperfections giving it unparalleled durability while maintaining its natural beauty.

Products are durable and stable. Green treatment technology temperature and water. Us thermal wood transforms wood from ordinary to extraordinary. Imagine wood that retains its natural beauty and has unmatched longevity.

Thermo treated wood usa thermo modification wood. Low oxygen content prevents the wood from burning at these high temperatures. Building a deck from green material. Thermal modification changes the chemical structure of the wood.

35 year warranty for outdoor applications. Heat treating effectively eliminates longhorn beetle emerald ash borer pinewood nematode and diseases such as dutch elm disease. Decking siding patio made from thermo treated pine oak and poplar. Thermally modified wood is wood that has been modified by a controlled pyrolysis process of wood being heated 180 c in absence of oxygen inducing some chemical changes to the chemical structures of cell wall components lignin cellulose and hemicellulose in the wood in order to increase its durability.