Medeksa Halo
Burnt spruce
These are light yellow-toned charred spruce siding boards, characterized by a unique contrast and visual lightness. The yellowish color is combined with distinct grain and knots, which add depth to the finish and make it an excellent choice for coastal architecture due to its color palette and aesthetic harmony with the coastal landscape.
Recommended applications
Cladding
Interior
Fence
Decking
Projects
Wood species
Scandinavian Spruce (AB)
Surface treatment
Wood charring (Shou Sugi Ban technique), mechanical char brushing
Finishing
Coated twice with water-based wood oil, color: Medeksa Halo
Due to its double-brushed finish, Medeksa Halo features a distinct wood grain and prominent knots, which highlights the natural character of the wood but may result in slightly reduced color durability. Compared to single-brushed and dark-oiled surfaces (e.g., Medeksa Black), this finish may require more frequent re-oiling, especially when used outdoors.
Due to lighting conditions during photography and display settings, the shade shown in the photos may differ from the actual product.
This document presents standard charred wood profiles and their key dimensions - thickness, width, coverage width, and available lengths. If you require non-standard dimensions or profiles, please get in touch.
Care outdoors
- Clean periodically with a damp, soft brush or cloth, or rinse with water without pressure.
- Avoid pressure washing and aggressive chemical cleaners – they can damage the surface.
- To keep the original colour, re-oil with the same oil used in production: decking every 1-3 years, facades every 5-7 years.
Gradual colour change over time is a natural process, not a defect.
Care indoors
- Wipe the surface periodically with a dry or slightly damp brush or cloth
- We recommend avoiding harsh cleaning agents
- Due to minimal environmental impact, colour change is minimal – re-oil only if you wish to refresh the look, the exact frequency is highly individual
Gradual colour change over time is a natural process, not a defect.
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KEEP THE COLOR
Wood oil for charred wood
The same water-based oil we apply twice in production. Re-oiling with it keeps the original depth of color – decking every 1-3 years, facades every 5-7 years.
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FIX IT RIGHT
Cladding & decking screws
Corrosion-resistant screws matched to charred cladding and decking profiles. The right fixings protect the charred surface and keep facades flawless.
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DECIDE WITH CONFIDENCE
Sample box
Real charred wood samples: compare Medeksa Black with Sand, Ember or Graphite in your own light – photographs never do the texture justice.
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