Random width in Suyaki 

Yakisugi is made for fencing and as you can see with this Suyaki finish (original charred), it brings a new textural look to a fence.

Over the years the suyaki charred finish will gradually erode away, up to 30-40 years to reveal the beautiful wood grain patterns beneath. Or you can restain once every 7-10 years to hold the char.

This is perhaps the only finish for an outdoor product that improves over time.  

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The combination of shou sugi ban  with random width boards add an interesting element that elevates the look of a paling fence by breaking the pattern of regular sized palings. 

Traditional Paling Fence in Gendai

Even the traditional paling fence takes on a new element of a styled finish in a matt black and wood grain presentation.

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Gendai is our once brushed finish for shou sugi ban

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If you choose to stain this, you will only need to stain once every 5-7 years. But many people love to see how the fence evolves over time. 

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Available in 50x25  100x25 and 150x25 and 200mm x 50 wide boards  

Horizontal in Pika Pika

Here we have an example of our Pika Pika  (brushed twice) finish that has been used in a horizontal set length fence. We offer this Shou sugi ban in either 150mm or 200mm wide boards in either 2 or 3 meter lengths. 

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You can experiment with staining colours as an underlying highlight which can have a stunning effect on the wood grain.   

 Board and batten in Suyaki

Board and Batten profiles are versatile and lead themselves to a number of Shou sugi ban  applications like fences, decking faces, feature walls even sarking. 

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we offer these in 200mm and 150mm wide boards with 50mm width battens.