Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) Wood _Japanese Brunt Ceader

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Nakamoto Forestry
The Largest Producer and supplier of original
Yakisugi Wood
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• Nakamoto Forestry is Worlds largest producer of
  Yakisugi (Shou Sugi Ban) wood, and has grown to
  50 mark trash worldwide. They are also known for
  supplying highest grade Japanese Charred Wood
  products with affordable price. They have four
  mills in Hiroshima and Tokushima. They have large
  domestic forestry industry in Japan and they have
  respect for forest fiber with which they shelter
  themselves. With increase in Shou Sugi Ban Wood
  demand in North America, Nakamoto Forestry
  expanded its distribution center with products
  inventory in Portland, Oregon. Shou Sugi Ban wood
  supply available in USA and Canada.

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• Yakisugi or Shou Sugi Ban is traditional Japanese
  wall cladding that can be charred on the outward
  face. In some regions clad the entire structure
  with siding, some are only wainscoting under a
  stucco upper wall and some clad up to shadow line
  below the roof. The planks can also be burnished
  with a propane torch or sent through a furnace
  for volume production. The charred wood is left
  over as it is or brushed it for more finishing.
  This charred wood is completely rot resistant and
  flame treatment makes it resistant from fire,
  insects, fungus and water. It is beautiful and
  long lasting product used for exterior and
  interior applications in home and office spaces..

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• Nakamoto Forestry has three main products of
  Japanese burnt cedar. These products are finished
  to achieve a desired look by brushing and oiling.
  These products are

Suyaki
Gendai
Pika-Pika
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Suyaki is traditional and easily recognizable
product and it looks like alligator. It is Pure
Char is known for rot resistance and ultimate
dimensional stability. It is longest wearing due
to the heavily charred surface, can be top-coated
to solidify the surface and reduce soot
dispersion. Suyaki has a stunning and
effervescent shimmer and traditionally is
installed without finish. This product is mostly
used for exteriors.
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Gendai is most commonly used charred wood for
exteriors. The surface of Gendai is start over
with high flame treatment as Suyaki, but brushed
once to solidify the surface and make it dark,
smooth, and silky look. It can be used for both
interior and exterior. Gendai is most commonly
specified of surface in Japan as well as in North
America.
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Pika-Pika also starts with heavy charr, but is
brushed twice to achieve stunning stripe pattern.
The second brushing removes all charring from the
softer spring growth ring, leaving the late wood
as burnt ridges. Products emulating our Pika-Pika
surface often use a light char on the back side
of the board. Pika-Pika takes stains while
retaining the warmth of Yakisugi.
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Contact Nakamoto Forestry 4110 SE Hawthorne Blvd
190 Portland, Oregon 97214 USA Website
http//nakamotoforestry.com/ Phone
1-503-512-6780