Degmeda - wizards of wood and fire

17 of February '26

Mazovia - Dark Black board

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Yakisugi is more than technology - it is true craftsmanship that requires years of study and experience. At Degmeda, we have mastered this art to perfection, improving continuously to offer the highest quality. We believe that wood is a material that pays respect to tradition while looking to the future. Only by consciously combining ancient techniques with modern solutions can we create facades that will last for generations. Whether you're planning a commercial or private project, our products will add character and durability that you won't find anywhere else.

The Barn Project - Dark Black planking

This is where tradition meets modernity

In the Shou Sugi Ban process, quality and precision are paramount - that's why we constantly invest in modern equipment and software, so our products reach the highest level of craftsmanship. However, even the best machines cannot replace the artisanal heart that beats in each of our projects. Using modern technology, we preserve the essence of Japanese craftsmanship, where quality and durability always come first. Each piece of wood undergoes a detailed inspection process, and our advanced software allows us to predict and optimize its behavior for years to come, creating wood that - in line with our vision - will last for generations.

Mazovia - Light Grey plank

Ecology without compromise

We are convinced that beauty and durability can go hand in hand with concern for the environment. Shou Sugi Ban, through the process of charring, allows wood to naturally protect itself from moisture, fungi, insects and the sun - without the use of chemicals. Such material is fully ecological, and its structure remains stable for decades. Our wood is safe for the environment and for users, which makes it an ideal choice for conscious investors. When we talk about ecology, we don't just mean a fashionable trend, but a real long-term approach. Fired, or rather charred, planks from Degmed are a material that fits perfectly with the idea of sustainable construction and nature conservation.

Hopdolasu - Dark Black plank

Degmeda - wizards of wood and fire

Do we create facades at Degmeda? We shape them, using the ancient Japanese art of Shou Sugi Ban (also known as Yakisugi). It's a wood charring technique that combines the artistry of ancient masters with modern technology. The result? Facades that are not only pleasing to the eye, but also durable, resilient and ready to face time. Shou Sugi Ban is a process that requires precision and tremendous f lair to make the wood acquire that one-of-a-kind texture and structure. This is what makes wood undergo a transformation in our hands, becoming more than just a building material.