Charred Timber Cladding in Ireland — Shou Sugi Ban Burnt-Timber Facades

The charred timber cladding Ireland’s designers are specifying uses the centuries-old Japanese Shou Sugi Ban technique, where the surface is burnt to create a striking, durable finish. At Timber Ireland, we supply charred timber cladding in Charred Larch across six tones, from Dark Black and Deep Charred through to Light and Dark Amber, with matching corners, available from our Dublin showroom with nationwide delivery across Ireland. The charring process enhances weather and rot resistance while delivering a dramatic, low-maintenance facade. Prices start from €49.27 per board.

Why Choose Charred Timber Cladding?

Charred timber cladding delivers a bold, contemporary facade with built-in durability. The burning process hardens the surface and improves resistance to weather, rot, and insects, while the deep, textured finish makes a real architectural statement. It’s an ideal low-maintenance alternative to standard timber cladding for those wanting something distinctive.

What Is Shou Sugi Ban?

Shou Sugi Ban (also known as Yakisugi) is a traditional Japanese technique of charring the timber surface to preserve it. The result is a striking, long-lasting finish that needs far less upkeep than untreated wood. We offer it here in durable Charred Larch.

Our Charred Timber Cladding Range

We stock Charred Larch cladding boards in six tones — Dark Black, Deep Charred, Dark Grey, Light Grey, Dark Amber and Light Amber — each priced from €49.27, with matching corner profiles at €76.85 for a seamless finish around external angles. Prefer a natural, unburnt look? Compare our wider timber cladding range.

Dublin Cladding Supply with Nationwide Delivery

View samples and collect from our Dublin showroom in Cloghran, or order online for nationwide delivery across Ireland. Pair your cladding with the right cladding battens and maintenance oils for a lasting installation.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What is charred timber cladding?

Charred timber cladding is wood whose surface has been deliberately burnt using the Japanese Shou Sugi Ban method. The charred layer creates a distinctive dark, textured finish and improves resistance to weather, rot, and insects.

2. How long does charred timber cladding last?

The charred surface acts as a natural protective barrier, and well-made charred cladding can last several decades on external walls in the Irish climate, often outlasting untreated natural timber.

3. Is charred timber cladding low maintenance?

Yes. The burnt finish is one of the main draws, requiring far less upkeep than conventional timber. An occasional inspection and, if desired, a light oil to refresh the tone is generally all that’s needed.

4. Does the charred finish rub off or need sealing?

Quality charred cladding like our Charred Larch is finished so the surface is stable. Some products are pre-oiled; depending on the look you want, you can leave it as is or apply a maintenance oil over time.

5. Where can charred timber cladding be used?

It’s ideal for external facades, feature walls and contemporary extensions, and also works beautifully indoors as a statement finish. The range of tones lets you match it to both modern and traditional builds.

6. How much does charred timber cladding cost in Ireland?

Charred timber cladding at Timber Ireland starts from €49.27 per board, with matching corner profiles at €76.85. See the range above for live pricing on each tone.

7. Can I collect charred timber cladding from your Dublin store?

Yes. Collect from our Dublin showroom in Cloghran, or order online for nationwide delivery across Ireland.