Platowood wood can be treated well with stain or oil. However, keep in mind that stain and oil can affect the fire performance of your wood. Adding wood oil can enhance the warm brown color and make the grain patterns even more visible.
Due to its durability properties, Platowood wood is widely used outdoors. However, the platonised wood is also an excellent choice for interior applications. For example, it can be used as wooden wall panelling.
Thanks to our process, the wood takes on a dark brown colour. Since there is little UV exposure indoors, it does not weather. This allows Platowood wood to retain its warm brown colour indoors.
Wood has a positive effect on a room’s acoustics. Spaces clad with Platowood wood sound less hollow.
Did you know that wood regulates moisture? When there is a lot of humidity in a room, wood absorbs it. When the air is dry, wood releases moisture. You could say that wood breathes!
Are you familiar with the design principle of Biophilic Design? It boosts productivity, enhances creativity, and creates a sense of calm. Just one more reason to include Platowood wood in your design.
Platowood wood can be treated well with stain or oil. However, keep in mind that stain and oil can affect the fire performance of your wood. Adding wood oil can enhance the warm brown color and make the grain patterns even more visible.
The wood will not grey indoors. However, the brown tone of the wood will gradually fade over time. Want to prevent this? Then choose wood with a Natural finish or a color you personally like!
For indoor use, a high durability class isn't necessary, but there are still good reasons to use Platowood wood indoors. First, it has a beautiful brown color without any paint finish, and second, it is highly dimensionally stable—so you can be sure the wood will hardly move even when humidity levels in the building fluctuate.