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Mojave Thermally Modified Wood

With sustainability in our roots, we strive to maintain ethical practices in everything we do. Aesthetics are important, but how a look is achieved is equally, if not more important.

Thermal modification creates durable wood materials using heat and steam with no chemicals. Delta Millworks has created distinct and appealing options using our expert finishing techniques.

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Accoya

Accoya is sustainably-sourced Radiata Pine treated by nontoxic acetylation. The chemical modification provides dimensional stability and durability that exceeds the best hardwoods.

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Reclaimed & Repurposed

Old Souls Reclaimed Wood

Delta began salvaging and repurposing longleaf pine over three decades ago, and we work with very same materials and processes today. Delta prides itself on sourcing quality material, meticulously de-nailing boards and timbers, and sawing and milling large timbers into uniquely beautiful finished products.

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Naturally Resilient

Western Red Cedar

A North American-sourced natural wood product with the capacity for decades of performance in harsh exterior conditions.

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Burning Wood beautifully

Shou Sugi Ban

Delta Millworks began burning wood in 2007, and we were instantly enthralled by the beautiful textures and grain patterns achieved by taking torches to timbers and boards. Shortly after beginning the craft, we realized we were reviving the Japanese tradition of “shou-sugi-ban.” This process is used to preserve the wood by charring it. The heavily-charred surface of the board makes the wood fire retardant as well as resistant to rot, insects and decay.

Shou Sugi Ban

Kebony

Kebony is a beautiful wood recommended by leading architects. It is sustainable, durable and requires no maintenance beyond normal cleaning. Kebony’s performance has been proven in a variety of applications including decking and cladding.

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Char Beetle Pine

Delta is proud to introduce our new line of interior cladding products utilizing dead-standing Beetle Kill pine trees from the Western U.S. and Canada.

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