THERMALLY MODIFIED KORINA WOOD

Korina is a medium density West African tropical hardwood. Korina, also known as Frake, is a secondary species not typically used for exterior applications as it does not meet the durability requirements. The thermal modification process does lower the strength and density, as it does with any species. However, because the starting density and weight of the species are sufficient, the end result of thermal modification is a product that is well suited for decking and railings as well as siding and soffits.

Korina experiences several benefits from the thermal modification process: The color, which is light and not specifically appealing, turns a pleasant brown while retaining the natural variations in the wood, making for a very appealing product for your home. Also, the stability and the durability is significantly increased, making the species well suited for many exterior and interior uses. Thermally modified Korina is much less likely to shrink and expand or warp in the weather, and it's as durable as Batu or Bangkirai for exterior use.

Korina is always sourced from sustainably managed forests as a secondary species, and is fully OLB, Origine et Légalité des Bois, certified. FSC®, Forest Stewardship Council®, certification may be available for larger projects when required.

Grade: FAS Clear
Dimensions: Various, including 5/4x6 for decking and accessory dimensions
Lengths: 6-16’ even length only, heavy 8-14’
Certification: OLB or FSC® 100% certified
Species: Korina, Frake, tropical hardwood
Class: Medium density and hardness
Uses: Decking, siding, ceilings, trim boards, beams