TemperPine Decking

Thermal modification process involves heating the wood at controlled temperatures in order to alter its physical properties. The temperatures used range from 165C to 230C and the length of time the wood is heated depends on various factors including species, desired results, and moisture content. This heat treatment improves stability while reducing warping and shrinking, giving the material improved dimensional stability over standard materials such as untreated cedar, radiata pine, maple, birch, oak, hickory and even pressure treated wood products.

Additionally, the heat treatment also reduces potential decay caused by fungi or insects by killing off pests that typically feed on healthy wood. Its enhanced properties make it much more durable than untreated wood allowing for extended useful life expectancy even when installed outdoors without additional treatments or coatings.

This method of creating timber products makes not only makes them more resistant but also increases their sustainability profile since it extends their lifespan meaning fewer new trees will have to be cut down each year thus preserving forested areas around us from excessive deforestation which is essential for ensuring a future with clean air and water resources.