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facade wall cladding Blackwood Sakaide Interior

Blackwood Sakaide

Origine New Zealand
Woodtype Douglas
Finishing Coal protect

Largeur max, 5000 mm
width 60 - 250 mm
Thickness 23 - 30 mm

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SAKAIDE_2748.pdf

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Blackwood or Shou Sugi Ban is a technique for wall and facade cladding that originally comes from Japan. Sakaide is a finish that is used for both interior and exterior finishing. The wood is sawn first flat or in a quarter, after which it is burned, brushed and oiled.
Sakaide differs from other finishes such as Shodoshima or Naoshima. Sakaide has both dark and lighter parts.
We can offer this product as an FSC product.

Story Jonas, Installer facade cladding

Take it from an experienced joiner: no wall is straight. That is why a straight-lined structure is placed first when fitting wooden façade cladding. “With control screws. This is how we keep everything level. To the millimetre”
Says Jonas Allegaert. For the past four years he has specialized in finishing facades and exterior wood accents. "External joinery is always challenging. You never know what the wall looks like, and in particular how straight or crooked it is. In practice, we always work with a laser to place the structure. With or without insulation. It’s a case of being alert and doing the maths.”
“You never know what the wall looks like, and in particular how straight or crooked it is.”
As team leader Jonas has a view of all the detail relating to the finish. From modest cladding to a complete office building or apartment. "Preparation is everything. I run through what needs to be done and what needs extra attention with the project manager on a daily basis. It requires efficient organisation to make everything run smoothly.
"I prefer working with ayous. It’s a soft wood, but very stable and always perpendicular.
More to the point all wood is different. In the words of Jonas: “Some wood species are nervous." Which means that the weather and temperatures are more influential in terms of expansion. “We factor this in and use expansion joints. The clearance depends on the type of wood. "I prefer working with ayous. It’s a soft wood but very stable and always perpendicular. Padauk is also very pleasant to work with. It ages well. That’s how I prefer it.”

- Woodstoxx
Who: Jonas Allegaert
Age: 27
Role: Installer facade cladding
Quote: I don’t mind working in the rain. On the contrary. Since I have been working outside every day, I haven’t been ill once.”

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