TMT Taxon (Tulipwood)
Darker Clearer Grade Thermally Modified Timber with Variation in Tone
JSC Thermally Modified Timber (TMT) Taxon is our clearer grade thermally modified timber option, with minimal natural rustic and textural detailing. It originates from the Tulipwood tree, where these trees grow exclusively in North America and are widely distributed throughout most of the eastern United States in mixed hardwood forests. This clean, highly durable, and stable timber is ideal for a range of applications, including exterior cladding, interior linings, battens, and more.
Key Properties of JSC TMT Taxon
Enhanced durability and stability
Low susceptibility to fungal decay and moisture retention
Consistent, warm natural finish
Ability to accept darker coatings and stains (both oil and water-based), including black with a significant reduction in dimensional movement
Easily workable and easy to maintain
Non-toxic and chemical-free, with a low environmental impact (treatment process)
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Taxon® Details
| Wood Type | Suitable For Interior Use | Suitable For Exterior Use | Typical Applications | Coating Compatibility | Other Details | Average Length Spread |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Thermally Modified Timber |
Cladding (CodeMark Certified) Panelling & Soffits Screens/Battens & Compatible with JSC Clipp Batten System |
Ability to accept darker coatings and stains (both oil and water-based) |
Fixing of TMT Taxon weatherboards, only Stainless Steel fastenings to be used to avoid leaching. This species (Taxon) is available as part of JSC’s CodeMark-certified exterior cladding systems, providing verified compliance with the New Zealand Building Code. |
1.5m – 4.8 (Select Lengths) |
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