MATAVERDE THERMAWOOD™ HEM-FIR SIDING
Climate-Shield® Rainscreen System™
Mataverde ThermaWood Hem-Fir thermally modified hemlock siding is an exceptional real wood siding option that can be used in a traditional siding profile or as rainscreen cladding material. The unique thermal modification process for this softwood species employs a vacuum kiln and uses steam. Together, the steam and the pressure allows Hem-Fir (Hemlock) to be thermally modified at lower temperatures, producing spectacular results.
The finished product, Mataverde ThermaWood Hem Fir, is exceptionally stable, very durable and outperforms the original in many measurable ways. Because Mataverde ThermaWood Hem Fir uses the upper grades of Western Hemlock ("A+ better" and "C+ Better" grades) and vertical grain boards, the product not only performs better but is absolutely beautiful as well. Mataverde Thermally modified Hem Fir has the great looks you would expect to find in Western Red Cedar.
Why Use ThermaWood Hem-Fir Rainscreen Cladding and Siding?
Mataverde ThermaWood Hem-Fir siding is an exceptionally strong, durable and highly stable wood cladding option available for rainscreen siding designs and installations. Mataverde ThermaWood siding is a thermally modified wood siding material that performs exceptionally well both indoors and outdoors. Use in a rainscreen design, or install as standard wood siding.
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Exceptionally stable (minimal expansion and contraction)
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Insect and rot resistant
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Naturally beautiful
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Mataverde thermally modified Hemlock softwood wood cladding, installed vertically and horizontally
Mataverde ThermaWood Hem-Fir siding is gorgeous. ThermaWood Hem Fir makes an impressive and long lasting rainscreen cladding material. The beautiful light to medium brown tones have a natural look similar to Western Red Cedar siding. The exceptional stability of Mataverde thermally modified wood cladding makes it a great fit for siding and rainscreen system installations. To view other Western Hemlock siding project photos, check out the ThermaWood Hem-Fir Siding Gallery.
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Care and Maintenance of Mataverde ThermaWood Cladding
Mataverde thermally modified Hemlock wood siding is a low maintenance, real wood cladding material. As a result of the thermawood technology using a pressurized vacuum kiln, Mataverde Thermawood Hem Fir looks and acts much like hardwood siding materials. Mataverde Thermawood Hem Fir is sustainably harvested, non-toxic and safe to the environment and humans.
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Mataverde thermally modified hemlock siding requires no maintenance beyond normal cleaning. Thermally modified cladding is easy to care for and there are appearance options, including oil finishes and a low maintenance option, where you can allow your deck to weather to a gray driftwood look.
Thermally modified siding is real wood, but it performs so well, it can be finished or allowed to weather. Thermawood rainscreen wood siding has a rich natural brown beauty that can be enhanced with a natural oil finish (like Penofin) or it can be allowed to "weather out" to a natural silvery patina.
Whether you prefer to maintain the 'like new' wood look, or the silvery look, the choice is yours. For more information about your finish options, DOWNLOAD "HOW WOODS WEATHER GUIDE".
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Other Wood Siding Species Options and Comparisons
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