I really didn´t like the greenish hue that the pressurized timber have after a years of exposure. Algea accumulated and it really had a unkept appearance.
So I got inspired by Bjorn Bjorholm and the new fence he burned with a propande torch. The technique is called Shou Sugi Ban and means something like burned cedar. This is my first try, but I like the way it looked. Hopefully the appearance will stay the same year after year.



After the burning process, I brushed the boards with a steel brush and rinsed it with water. Some say you need to protect the finish, and maybe I will put som oil on it this summer. Time will tell.
