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This is a traditional Japanese method of preserving cedar, where it is burned enough to create a layer of char on the outside. The char serves a number of functions: it seals and preserves the wood, it makes it significantly more fire-resistant, and termites and bugs hate it. According to Charred Wood, a supplier of Shou sugi ban, it can last 80 to 100 years without maintenance, and much longer if it is refinished with oil every 10 to 15 years.
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http://www.treehugger.com/sustainable-product-design/materials-monday-looks-shou-sugi-ban.htmlShou Sugi Ban - Madeira Carbonizada
Fruto de uma tradicional técnica japonesa, que sela a madeira, deixando-a mais resistente à chuva e à podridão. (80 a 100 anos sem manutenção).
Fonte :
http://institutoecoacao.blogspot.pt/2012/09/arquiteto-japones-usa-terra-rochas.html?m=1
