Hello, my name is Jean Bovaa. Thermally modified wood is wood that has been heat-treated to enhance its durability, stability, and resistance to decay. This process involves heating the wood to high temperatures in a controlled environment, which alters its chemical structure. The result is a material that is more resistant to moisture, insects, and fungal growth. Thermally modified wood has a rich, dark color and is often used for outdoor applications like decking, cladding, and furniture, offering an eco-friendly alternative to chemically treated wood.

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