Thermo Ash Pergola

Thermo Ash Pergola is a pergola structure made from thermally modified ash wood, designed to offer durable, weather-resistant, and visually stunning outdoor shading solutions.

• Increases durability and resistance to decay, fungi, and insects
• Improves dimensional stability, reducing warping, shrinking, and swelling
• Naturally darkens the wood to a rich, warm brown color
• Is an eco-friendly, chemical-free treatment

Thermo Ash Pergola: An Overview

A Thermo Ash Pergola is an outdoor structure crafted from ash wood that has undergone a thermal -

- Modification process. This heat treatment enhances the natural properties of the wood, making it a durable and stylish choice for garden or patio coverings.

Key Features:

• Natural Beauty: Ash wood has a smooth, fine grain with a light to medium tone that deepens into rich, warm hues after thermal treatment, adding elegance to any outdoor space.
• Longevity: The thermal modification boosts the lifespan of the pergola by protecting it from rot, fungi, and insect damage.
• Low Maintenance: Unlike untreated wood, Thermo Ash requires less frequent sealing or treatment, saving time and effort.
• Eco-Friendly: The heat treatment process is chemical-free and environmentally responsible.
• Versatility: Thermo Ash is strong yet lightweight, allowing for creative and customizable pergola designs that blend seamlessly with various outdoor décors.

Benefits of Thermo Ash Pergola :

• Superior Durability
  Thermal modification makes ash wood highly resistant to rot, decay, and insect attacks, greatly extending the pergola’s lifespan.
• Enhanced Stability
  Thermo Ash is less prone to warping, shrinking, or swelling due to moisture changes, ensuring the structure remains solid and stable over time.
• Natural and Attractive Appearance
  The thermal process deepens the natural color of ash wood into warm, rich tones while maintaining its fine grain texture, adding elegance and character to outdoor spaces.
• Low Maintenance
  Compared to untreated wood, Thermo Ash requires less frequent sealing or protective treatments, reducing maintenance effort and costs.