What are the solutions for sustainable architectural construction

What are the top concerns of designers and architects when selecting green building materials that not only meet aesthetic requirements but also provide enduring value for future projects?

Wood is a popular and versatile material in home construction and renovation, adding warmth, beauty, and elegance to any space. However, wood is susceptible to moisture, insects, and weather, affecting the appearance, durability, and lifespan of structures.

Architects prioritize four key material aspects: durability, aesthetics, application, and environmental friendliness, all of which Thermo wood treatment fully addresses.

The Difference of ThermoWood Treatment (Heat-Treated Timber)

Unlike traditional wood treatments relying on chemicals to protect wood from insects and termites, Thermo wood treatment focuses on using heat and steam to alter wood’s chemical and physical properties through a natural process. This involves heating wood to 180-230 degrees Celsius in a controlled environment, using steam or hot air to remove moisture and certain chemical compounds, ensuring stability, durability, rot resistance, and insect deterrence.

TranDuc Homes is proud to be a pioneer in owning a European-standard Thermo wood treatment kiln in Vietnam, ensuring products in the Vietnamese market meet high standards of quality, safety, and environmental responsibility, giving customers peace of mind about the sustainable wood sources used.

The Versatility of ThermoWood Applications

Thermo wood has been one of the most popular building materials worldwide for years, with widespread use. The heat-treated timber solution has revolutionized design, allowing architects to create sophisticated yet durable structures.