Weathered
finish

If wood is not directly exposed to sunlight, for example under an overhang, the wood surface will grey more slowly. This can lead to color differences. For a more uniform greying process, Platowood wood can be treated with a pre-weathering stain. This finish is called Weathered. It bridges the visual transition from brown wood to a weathered façade and ensures a consistently greyed appearance.

Advantages
Weathered finish

This natural-looking finish is suitable for Platowood Fraké, Spruce and Poplar. The finish has been developed to give the wood a grey colour that mimics the natural greying process. The idea behind this is that the wood has a uniform colour upon installation. After installation, the coating gradually degrades under the influence of weather and sunlight. The natural greying of the wood will then gradually take over. Areas that are less exposed or not exposed to weathering will degrade more slowly and retain their colour through the coating. The greying of the wood is a completely natural process influenced by a wide range of factors.

Due to stricter fire class regulations, oil-based finishes are no longer available. Stain finishes, however, remain available. Our Weathered finish was previously called Weathered Color Oil and Weathered Color Stain.

Frequently asked
questions

It is possible to request samples of wood with the Weathered finish. You can easily request samples via this link.

Platowood wood weathers to a silvery tone. This is part of the natural greying process in which lignin is broken down by UV rays. When developing our pre-weathering stain, we aimed to match the naturally weathered color as closely as possible. Want to know more about wood weathering? Read all about it at: https://www.platowood.nl/nieuws/natuurlijke-vergrijzing-uitgelegd/

Standard Platowood has a fire class of D-s2, d0. With the FireProtect treatment, this is upgraded to B-s2, d0. The exact fire class may vary depending on the wood type, treatment, and application.

Projects with
Weathered