Thermally Modified Ash

Thermally Modified Ash brings together the natural beauty of American hardwood with the stability and durability needed for demanding exterior applications. Its distinctive grain and rich, darker tone make it a striking choice for decking, siding, facades, and other architectural applications.

Sourced from responsibly harvested North American wood, the ash is thermally modified using only heat and steam (no added chemicals) to create a high-performance material designed for greater resistance to moisture, rot, insects, and seasonal movement.

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Description

Thermally modified ash is well suited for residential and commercial projects where the beauty of real hardwood needs to stand up to exterior conditions.

  • Decking and outdoor living spaces
  • Pool surrounds and rooftop terraces
  • Boardwalks and marina decking
  • Siding and facades
  • Rainscreens
  • Ceilings and soffits

Custom milling and finishing options are also available.

Product Specifications

Decking

Thickness: 15/16"
Width: 5.25" or 5.5", species-dependent
Lengths: 6'–16'
Profiles: Square Edge and Pre-Grooved
Availability: Sold by board, linear foot, or square foot

Siding

Thickness: 13/16"
Lengths: Random lengths from 6'–16'
Profiles: Multiple profile options available
Installation: V-Joint or Nickel-Gap

Warranty: 20-year manufacturer's warranty.
 

FAQS

For decking, Thermally Modified Ash is available in Square Edge and Pre-Grooved profiles. Siding is available in multiple profile options, including V-Joint and Nickel-Gap installations. Custom milling is also available.    

Yes. Custom finishing options are available to meet the aesthetic and performance needs of your project.     

Thermally Modified Ash decking can be purchased by the board, linear foot, or square foot, giving you flexibility based on your project requirements.     

Thermal modification improves dimensional stability and helps the wood resist cupping, twisting, and warping.  

Thermally Modified Ash products use responsibly harvested North American wood and an entirely North American supply chain. Thermal treatment, milling, profiling, and finishing are completed in Macon, Georgia.   

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