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Durability and Use Classes
When it comes to long-lasting, natural building materials, timber is unmatched – especially in the form of Yakisugi cladding, as crafted by Nakamoto Forestry.

Burnt Larch Cladding for Façades
Larch or Cedar? Both Siberian larch and Japanese sugi cedar are excellent for timber façades. Siberian larch is especially common in Europe, valued for its robustness and slow growth in cold climates.

Weather Resistant Wood
Discover the benefits of weather resistant wood for facades. Learn why Sugi, enhanced by the Yakisugi technique, is a durable, stable, and beautiful choice for exterior cladding.

Oils and Finishes for Yakisugi
Learn how to protect and enhance Yakisugi cladding with natural oils and eco-friendly finishes—preserve its beauty with minimal maintenance.

BUILD Architecture Award 2024 Distributor of the Year
Nakamoto Forestry has been honoured as the “Japanese Yakisugi / Shou Sugi Ban Distributor of the Year” in the prestigious 2024 BUILD Magazine Architecture Awards

Yoroi Bari: Traditional Japanese Cladding
The term “Yoroi Bari,” refers to an intriguing method of exterior siding that draws inspiration from traditional Japanese Samurai armor – the Yoroi. This article delves into the history, and characteristics of this unique architectural style, offering insights into its growing relevance in contemporary design.
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