Sugi Ban  is named after the traditional Japanese wood treatment called 'Shou-Sugi-Ban  Yakisugi'. Each facade panel is individually rolled with a burner that heats  the wood and gives the wood a light layer of carbon. Then each panel is  scraped with a wire brush and fine brush is used to give the facade planks a  smooth finish. The last step in the treatment is to oil and wax each panel  and then finish with a burner. After this treatment, the wood becomes  fireproof and de-icing against mosquitoes and small animals as well as  weather and wind.  Of course, Sugi Ban  can also be delivered with facade panels according to your own wishes; iron  vitriol-treated or painted.

Sugi Ban gets delivered with a practical kitchen including an induction  hob, fridge, freezer, sink and smart storage areas. You can even choose the  doors yourself after receiving a quote. The signature of the house is the  living room, which is spacious and bright thanks to the beautiful window  section on the gable. In summer, you can easily open up to a the terrace that  connects inside and outside and gives the building extra space.

This house is an innovative mix of tradition and modernity. The roof is  made of sheet metal and there are no visible gutters on the house. Water  drainage is through a channel on the outer wall so that the gutters are not  visible. The house is insulated for year-round use and resistant to both cold  and warm climates. Exceptional medium U-values on the building guarantee a  tight and well-insulated house.