MATSU 3.0
MATSU 3.0
Texture variation: Charred
Built on the performance of acetylated modified wood, MATSU 3.0 exhibits a steady surface of tone, texture, and grain, coming through for an architectural rhythm. The charred surface-enhanced consistency makes MATSU 3.0’s durable wood quality feel modern and composed for exterior spaces that move between performance and design intent.
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Grade Options
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Finish
Charred, Waterborne Oil
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Profile
T&G, S4S
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Application
Exterior Cladding
Sustainable by Design
FSC®-Certified: FSC® Mix Credit
Wood from Responsibly Managed Forests
LEED Credit Contribution
Supports LEED certification requirements
Red List Free DECLARE Label
Free of Red List chemicals and transparently disclosed
Cradle to Cradle Certified® Gold
Certified for material health and sustainable product performance
100% Recyclable & Reusable
Naturally renewable material
Low VOC Finish (<85 g/L)
Formulated for low VOC (volatile organic compounds) emissions
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SPECIES
Acetylated Radiata Pine
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GRADE
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PROFILES
T&G, S4S
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WIDTHS
T&G: 5-3/8″, 7-3/8″
S4S: 5-3/4″, 7-3/4″
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LENGTHS
6′-16′ Random Lengths
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THICKNESS
T&G, S4S: 3/4″
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WARRANTY
50-Year Above-Ground Protection
25-Year Below-Ground Protection -
TESTING
ASTM E84 – Class C Flame Spread
EN 350 Class 1 Durability
ASTM E2707 – Exterior Wall Fire Penetration Resistance (WUI)
Janka Hardness – 922 lbf (ASTM D143)
Accoya®: Acetylated Radiata Pine
Accoya is a high-performance wood cladding manufactured from sustainably sourced radiata pine and modified through a proprietary acetylation process. Engineered for exceptional durability and dimensional stability, Accoya resists swelling, shrinking, and movement, making it well suited for demanding exterior applications. Accoya offers long-term durability, reduced maintenance, and reliable performance in a wide range of climates.
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