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Harrogate Flooring

Internal Charred Douglas Fir Cladding – Shou Sugi Ban / Yakisugi Style (90 mm, 140 mm & 190 mm)

Internal Charred Douglas Fir Cladding – Shou Sugi Ban / Yakisugi Style (90 mm, 140 mm & 190 mm)

£99.00 GBP
£99.00 GBP
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Kiln-dried Douglas Fir internal cladding finished with a traditional Japanese-style charring process (known as Shou Sugi Ban or Yakisugi). The boards are then sealed with a water-based protective finish that helps lock in the char and significantly extends its lifespan for interior use.

The result is a deep, rich black surface with subtle grain texture and a contemporary yet timeless feel – perfect for feature walls, ceilings, kitchens, living rooms and commercial interiors.

Available widths

  • 90 mm
  • 140 mm
  • 190 mm

Key specifications

  • Timber: Kiln-dried Douglas Fir
  • Thickness: 15 mm
  • Profile: TGV (tongue & groove with V-joint)
  • Finish: Charred + water-based protective coating
  • Surface: Deep charcoal black with natural grain variation
  • Suitable for: Internal use only

Why Shou Sugi Ban / Yakisugi style?
The traditional Japanese charring technique creates a striking, tactile surface that is both beautiful and practical. The water-based protective finish we apply after charring helps preserve the deep black colour and protects the charred layer, making it more durable for everyday interior environments.

Ordering

  • Price is per square metre
  • Select your preferred width above
  • We recommend ordering an extra 10–15 % to allow for cutting and waste during installation
  • Samples available so you can see the colour and texture in your own space

Manufactured in our Yorkshire workshop and delivered nationwide.

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Reclaimed pitch pine used to make wooden flooring

Why reclaimed pitch pine?

Pitch pine has been used for centuries as a hardwearing and stable flooring material. Due to the high resin content, it is rot-resistant and has lovely figuring not found in other wood types, including fewer knots. It also has a unique, forest scent!

By recycling and reusing older timbers, we’re not cutting down any more trees to make our flooring, and as older timbers were grown much more slowly than modern trees, you benefit from a harder floorboard with a tighter grain.

Reclaimed flooring also has characterful features which you don’t get with brand new wood. It’s ideal for period properties and for anyone who just likes a bit more character!