Idonized Maple?


Kasper

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Hi I got kitchen project that I'm doing and just got a picture from architect that they would love to get the same finish as the one in the picture. They told me that's the sample is solid wood and that its called idonized and they would get the same look on the veneer. Does anyone came across something like that? Is is stain or some sort of acid I would have to use to get that finish on maple? Thank you for any info.

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They may have meant acetylated. This process is used to make Accoya which is a modified wood. http://www.accoya.com/

As far as I know it's only made from softwoods like pine (amongst a few others) to make it durable outside - although it is also used architecturally internally too. Never heard it applied to maple or any hardwood though.

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