The Blackwood Project
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Welcome to The Blackwood Project, New Zealand's destination for authentic Shou sugi ban Japanese charred timber cladding solutions in New Zealand. We specialise in offering a diverse range of charred timber weatherboards and timber finishes, carefully selected timbers crafted to elevate the aesthetics and durability of your architectural endeavours. At the core of our offerings lies Shou Sugi Ban, an ancient Japanese art form of fire conditioning timber. We have taken this traditional technique and modernised it with Infrared light technology, giving the highest level of precision that protects key elements of the modern weatherboard profile from charring. The end result is unparalleled resilience and character, making it an ideal choice for both residential and commercial projects. With a daily production capacity of 3000lm, we ensure a consistent quality and readily available supply of meticulously charred timber to meet the demands of your project, no matter the scale.
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About The Blackwood Project
The Blackwood Project is listed under construction in Putaruru, Waikato, NZ, focused on accoya cladding, timber finishes, protective coatings.
What does The Blackwood Project do?
The Blackwood Project offers timber finishes, charred timber cladding, japanese timber finishes, conditioned timber, timber oil coating & staining, timber brushed finishes, accoya approved manufacturer and weather channel protection. Its work is residential & commercial. Read more
Where is The Blackwood Project based?
The Blackwood Project is based in Putaruru, Waikato, NZ. Addresses, phone numbers and enquiries are on its contact page.
How established is The Blackwood Project?
The Blackwood Project was founded in 2017 and has been verified on ArchiPro since 2024.