Thermal wood undergoes a special process during which it is heated to a very high temperature. The main advantages of thermal wood are its high resistance to moisture, stability and durability. Heating wood to a high temperature reduces its susceptibility to harmful organisms such as fungi and worms. Additionally, wood becomes less susceptible to deformation or cracking under the influence of changes in temperature or humidity, which extends the life of the wood and reduces the need for chemical preservatives. Thermal wood is characterized by a unique, natural and warm appearance, which gives the facade an exceptional naturalness.