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Our sustainable modified timber has been specified for the deck of a new eco-friendly yacht from Baltic Yachts.
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LIGNIA wood is high-performance modified timber with long-lasting natural beauty. Specified for construction and joinery projects worldwide, LIGNIA carries Class 1 durability and a 50-year above ground warranty to give you complete peace of mind.
Push the boat out with LIGNIA Yacht for your decking and interiors. LIGNIA Yacht is manufactured using real FSC® certified wood - it’s highly responsible and delivers enduring beauty for years to come.
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LIGNIA Fire has all the attributes of standard LIGNIA, with the added benefit of a built-in flame retardant treatment. Currently available in North America, LIGNIA Fire offers a competitive alternative to expensive fire-retardant paints on the market.
Why Lignia?
At LIGNIA Wood Company, we use real wood that starts its life in FSC® certified softwood plantations (FSC® C007915). Through our unique manufacturing process, we modify it into a highly versatile wood with all the beauty and performance of hardwoods, engineered to last a lifetime. Choosing LIGNIA means that fewer hardwood trees are cut down in rainforests, making it the clear legal and sustainable choice.
LIGNIA wood is a highly durable modified timber used by architects, designers and builders in the construction world.
A small movement timber, LIGNIA can be relied upon to deliver high-performance, beauty and sustainability for your next project.
Tested by leading technical bodies worldwide, LIGNIA wood has been given Class 1 durability and shows high resistance to termite attack.
Beauty is everything with yacht decking, but you shouldn't have to sacrifice sustainability and durability. With award-winning LIGNIA Yacht, you get it all.
Select cuts of quarter-sawn wood provide a familiar look to Burmese teak, with exceptional performance.
Don't just take our word for it - watch Nigel Stuart of Spirit Yachts talk about why LIGNIA Yacht was chosen for the deck of the Spirit 50CR.
