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Thermally modified wood uses a heat-treatment process to change the properties of real wood. Compare Ayous, Ash, Scandinavian and Clear Radiata by species and approved application, then choose the profile and finish that fit the project.
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South Florida projects need a material plan that accounts for sun, humidity and, on waterfront sites, salt exposure. Bring the site ZIP code and the exposure of each surface: a covered ceiling and an open deck do not need the same specification.
Confirm availability before finalizing the specification. An order may combine locally available materials and special-order products; timing depends on the collection and quantities.
Material selection
Walls, ceilings, soffits and decking do not share the same demands. Review each species page for profiles and discuss the intended use with the branch. Do not assume that every cladding profile is suitable for a walking surface or structural use.
Maximo Accoya is acetylated wood, not thermally modified wood. It belongs to a separate modified-wood product family. Compare its product page separately rather than applying Accoya warranty statements to Ayous, Ash, Scandinavian or Clear Radiata.
Thermal modification does not eliminate the need for correct installation. Plan ventilation, fastening, moisture management and appropriate end treatment. Natural tones can change outdoors; discuss UV exposure and coating maintenance if retaining the initial color is important.
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A clear takeoff helps avoid ordering an incompatible profile or leaving accessories off the order. Share a drawing or sketch alongside these details.
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