No other timber offers the same combination of durability stability and versatility.
Acetylated wood siding.
Accoya wood is perfect for demanding applications such as windows and doors where it is important that tolerances are tight yet regardless of the conditions they open year round.
After treatment the wood has gained remarkable performance characteristics at a very low environmental cost.
The treatment minimizes water absorption and increases stability says eastman while making the treated wood less.
When its lifecycle is up it can be recycled or used as a clean fuel source.
Acetylated wood has the strength of regular wood that is very dry rowell says.
For every 1 gain in moisture wood loses about 5 of its modulus of rupture a measurement of how a material bears.
The treatment renders the wood harder more dimensionally stable and immune to insects.
Durable stable sustainable wood for windows doors siding sponsored by.
Meaning any deck cladding windows or doors boat desk fence shed giant wooden octopus or whatever else you want to make it s going to last so much longer.
Sustainably sourced and with a low total lifetime carbon cost accoya actively contributes to a circular bio based economy.
Accoya is perfect for siding where wood s natural beauty is desired but sustainability and high performance are of the utmost importance.
Accoya modified wood has become the timber industry benchmark when it comes to performance and sustainability.
Wood is both beautiful and practical but lacks long term durability when used outdoors.
In fact accoya is the only acetylated wood and in our opinion the only wood worth considering.
No longer at risk of traditional wood failure gives you confidence of longevity.
Plytanium t1 11 natural rough sawn syp plywood panel siding common.
0 594 in x 48 in x 96 in.
Until recently acetylated wood wasn t produced in the u s.
Acetylated wood is guaranteed by its manufacturers to last 25 years underground and 50 years aboveground.
0 563 in x 47 875 in x 95 875 in.
Is using the process to treat southern pine for a new line of decking dubbed perennial wood.