Thermowood · Interiors · Facades
Clear Radiata Snow
Knot-free radiata pine, thermally modified, light Snow finish.
- Light
- CO₂ capture
- Superior durability
- Easy to install
- Resin-free
- 100 % managed forests
- Exceptionally stable
- Barefoot-friendly
Knot-free radiata pine, thermally modified, light Snow finish.
[A validar · texto original en español, traducción pendiente] Snow utiliza componentes de origen natural para formar una capa protectora a base de silicio sobre la superficie de la madera. Con el tiempo, la madera envejece de manera controlada hacia un tono gris plateado elegante, logrando un aspecto weathered natural y duradero, sin dejar la madera expuesta ni desprotegida.
Made to orderNew Zealand
Specifications
| Scientific name | Pinus radiata |
|---|---|
| Origin | Nueva Zelanda |
| Finish | Capa protectora natural a base de silicio |
| Treatment | Térmico + OPX |
| Weathering | Controlado hacia gris plateado (weathered) |
| Durability | Resistencia superior a la humedad, hongos y plagas |
| Sustainability | [A validar] Certificación FSC |
| Applications | Fachadas y revestimientos exteriores de expresión clara y serena. |
| Available profiles | Nickel Gap |
Frequently asked questions
Does the Snow finish stay light over time?
[A validar] The Snow finish gives thermally modified radiata pine a light, luminous tone. Like any outdoor wood, it evolves with the sun: to keep it light, a UV-protection oil is recommended on the maintenance schedule. Indoors, the tone lasts much longer.
What is Thermowood?
[A validar] It is thermally modified wood: treated with heat and steam at high temperature, with no biocides added in that process. The result is a more stable wood, with less movement and greater resistance to moisture and fungi, suitable for outdoor use in a tropical climate.
How is a Clear Radiata Snow façade installed?
[A validar] On battens fixed to the wall, with a ventilated air gap behind the boards and stainless-steel fixings. The MadeiraTech catalog details installation in eight steps. A well-ventilated façade dries faster and lasts longer, which is why we recommend professional installation.
How often should Clear Radiata Snow be maintained?
[A validar] Outdoors, every 1 to 3 years; indoors, every 3 to 5 years, depending on sun and rain exposure. The MadeiraTech catalog recommends oils such as Special Wood Oil or CUTEK Extreme Oil. An advisor will tell you which product and how much for your surface.
How do I order Clear Radiata Snow?
[A validar] In four steps: we confirm availability, define the specifications (profile, dimensions, finish), send you the quote with the cutting list, and you confirm the order. Message us on WhatsApp with the use and approximate area, and an advisor guides you from the first step.
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