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Wood Reimagined: The Rise of Thermally Modified Timber

In an age where sustainability and performance go hand-in-hand, thermally modified wood has carved out a niche that’s anything but ordinary. Imagine wood that has been transformed not through chemical baths or synthetic coatings, but through a process as old as time—heat. Thermally modified wood undergoes a high-temperature treatment in a controlled, oxygen-free environment. This doesn’t just dry the wood out; it fundamentally alters its structure, making it more stable, less absorbent, and significantly more resistant to decay. The result is a product that combines the natural beauty of wood with a lifespan and durability that rivals pressure-treated lumber—without the toxic additives.

Read More: https://www.marketresearchfuture.com/reports/thermally-modified-wood-market-36340

What sets thermally modified wood apart isn’t just its performance, but the philosophy behind it. It’s an elegant solution born from simplicity. By using heat alone, this method avoids the environmental pitfalls of traditional wood treatments. The absence of chemicals makes the wood safer for indoor use, more environmentally friendly, and easier to dispose of at the end of its life cycle. Even better, the process deepens the wood’s color, creating rich, earthy tones that evoke the aesthetics of exotic hardwoods without the associated deforestation.

From sleek siding on modern homes to robust decking that can brave harsh climates, thermally modified wood is redefining how architects and builders think about timber. It’s more than just a product—it’s a statement that sustainable doesn’t have to mean sacrificing performance or visual appeal. As demand for eco-conscious building materials continues to rise, thermally modified wood stands tall, both literally and figuratively, as a prime example of innovation rooted in nature.

Youtubeで、日本のテレビ初期(1970年以前)の歌番組、しかも白黒時代のものがアップロードされてるのを見たことあったけど、
最近の歌番組にはない雰囲気を感じたことがありますね、つまり、わざとらしくない、スポンサーにとらわれてない感じ。
けど、今は、その映像を見ていた世代の人たちはもう亡くなったり老人だったりしてるんだろうな、と。
今、MisskeyやblueskyなどのメジャーじゃないSNSが、そういう立ち位置にあるんだろうなと
ホロライブの天音かなたが語っていた切り抜きを見たんだけど、「Vtuberはプロが入ってきたら廃れる」って言ってたね

I've seen a song program from the early Japanese TV period (before 1970) uploaded on Youtube, and it's from the black and white era.
I've felt an atmosphere that I haven't seen in recent singing programs, that is, it's not intentional and doesn't feel like I'm being caught up in sponsors.
But now, I think the generation that watched the video must have already passed away or become old.
Nowadays, non-major SNS such as Misskey and bluesky must be in that position.
I saw a clipping that Kanata Amane of Hololive was talking about, and "Vtubers will die out when professionals come in." That's what you said.