05-13-2025
1. Mastering Thermal Modification – Understand the process of thermal modification and how it alters the physical properties of wood, including changes in dimensional stability, decay resistance, and moisture resistance.
2. Navigating Wood Selection Factors – Gain insight into the factors influencing the selection of thermally modified wood products, including species availability, manufacturing techniques, and performance characteristics.
3. Exploring Environmental Benefits – Understand the environmental and biophilic benefits of thermally modified woods compared to conventional wood treatments, and other modified wood treatments including less reliance on chemical preservatives.
4. Unveiling Architectural Applications – Identify various applications of thermally modified wood in architectural design and construction, ranging from both exterior and interior applications.
5. Perfecting Best Practices & Maintenance – Gain an understanding of best practices for specifying, installing, and maintaining thermally modified wood products, including considerations for proper storage, handling, finishing, and ongoing care to ensure performance and long life in building applications.
Its a good course
RichardGood course. I like to use wood products in many of my projects thank you
JohnNice
AhmedGreat!
Ramona VeneraFORMAT : It was not obvious, if possible at all, how to back up or repeat a portion of the video. Also, I prefer to read presentations. I'd also like to review my quiz results for understanding the portions that I didn't understand; Not sure how to do that CONTENT : Good information to know, some portions included a bit of unnecessary detail for understanding uses, methods and benefits of Thermally Modified Wood
Markvery compact but nicely presented information!
WujungGreat course!
AndrewVery informative and it was presented in a clear manner.
DanielVery interesting and important topic.
AnthonyVery informative. I rated BEST but I'm not sure 1 or 5 is the best.
GeorgeGood Quiz
AlbertI enjoyed online product info.
JohnI enjoyed online product info.
JohnI enjoyed online product info.
JohnLearned so much about Thermally modified wood. I will consider on my next project for the exterior application.
ANNETTEGreat presentation
KenanWell presented and informative presentation on a material that can be use for both interior and exterior applications. Sustainability and dimensional stability are critical reasons to specify the products described.
SaverioGreat presentation
RicardoGreat course! Thank you.
AbundancioVery informative
FatimaVery informative course
JohnGood info
SteveThis was a great course. Thank you!
Moniquegreat presentation
MOHD ALAMGIRWOOD THERMAL
HUANANgood information. well presented.
Scottgood information about manufacturing and usage
PAULgreat
FedericoGreat course and decent information on the use of thermally modified wood products and their future.
Carolinegreat course
LaurenVery informative, did not know much about this subject.
Robertexcellent
KoukabaGreat course, very informative.
Marcosfantastic work
Rebeccainteresting topic
susanI would like to know more about the Thermally Modified Wood products for my designs...specifically aesthetic ceiling / soffit panels. However, a Thermally Modified Wood structure would be an interesting choice for a Multi-Family or Hotel Project.
NiallGreat course, well presented.
LloydI enjoyed the seminar
ThomasInteresting Topic, would like to learn more detail about all the connections of construction process.
Farjanavery good!
KatherineGreat Presentation!
Edwardgood content
SeanGreat presentation.
Kimberleygood course
JamesGood presentation.
WilliamInteresting topic. I have learned something today! Presenter was very clear and concise.
JonThank you!
SherryI would have like to see more videos on the Thermal treatment after its pulled from the chamber but all in all, the lecture was educational.
NeilGreat
Petergood
MerinGreat course!
Raymondgreat information!
Thomasexcellent
christopherGreat presentation. One note worth correcting. Pressure treated wood treats the full thickness of the wood member and not just a topical layer. Yes, thermally modified wood is superior than pressure treated wood as mentioned in the presentation, but the pressure treatment of wood needs to be correctly represented. It is also defined in the building codes.
RaoulThank you
TylerThanks
JenniferInteresting
JeffThanks
Trevorvery good information
ernestogreat.
LawrenceVery educational
MacbanyGood class
PedroGreat
JEHADgreat product
Laurathank you for the presentation
JoseVery informative presentation. Thank you!
CamiloGenerally well done; wandered a bit at times, but good content
MarkGreat Info!
RachanaInteresting and informative presentation.
Andrewgood
Stevengreat
Jamesthank you
JessicaInteresting course. I learned a lot.
SteveGreat Presentation
MariaVery comprehensive information. Too important to know, too many ways to use these products.
GloriaInteresting and did not distinguish treated from thermally modified wood until this article.
TamiPleasent presentation
NeilPleasent presentation
NeilPleasent presentation
NeilGood stuff. Don't recall much talk about the cost.
Billno comment
JillVery good presentation. Would like more on the processing stages.
Michaelwell structured lesson
Zhiliangthanks
AmandaNice
Selenagood presentation
JohnFREE
This course examines the use of thermally modified woods in sustainable building practices. Through this course, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the thermally modified wood process, its environmental benefits, and its applications in architectural design. We will explore the science behind thermal modification, its impact on wood properties, and its advantages over traditional wood treatments. Additionally, the course will address key considerations for specifying, installing, and maintaining thermally modified wood products, equipping attendees with the knowledge needed to incorporate this innovative material into their projects. Discover how thermally modified woods are reshaping the landscape of sustainable construction and contributing to a greener future.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1 hour
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This course examines the use of thermally modified woods in sustainable building practices. Through this course, participants will gain a comprehensive understanding of the thermally modified wood process, its environmental benefits, and its applications in architectural design. We will explore the science behind thermal modification, its impact on wood properties, and its advantages over traditional wood treatments. Additionally, the course will address key considerations for specifying, installing, and maintaining thermally modified wood products, equipping attendees with the knowledge needed to incorporate this innovative material into their projects. Discover how thermally modified woods are reshaping the landscape of sustainable construction and contributing to a greener future.
Credits: 1 AIA HSW + 1 GBCI (USGBC/CAGBC) + 1 AIBD Primary + 1 AIBC Core LU + 1 AAA Structured LU + 1 OAA, OAQ, SAA, MAA, AAPEI, NWTAA
Length: 1 hour
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1. Mastering Thermal Modification – Understand the process of thermal modification and how it alters the physical properties of wood, including changes in dimensional stability, decay resistance, and moisture resistance.
2. Navigating Wood Selection Factors – Gain insight into the factors influencing the selection of thermally modified wood products, including species availability, manufacturing techniques, and performance characteristics.
3. Exploring Environmental Benefits – Understand the environmental and biophilic benefits of thermally modified woods compared to conventional wood treatments, and other modified wood treatments including less reliance on chemical preservatives.
4. Unveiling Architectural Applications – Identify various applications of thermally modified wood in architectural design and construction, ranging from both exterior and interior applications.
5. Perfecting Best Practices & Maintenance – Gain an understanding of best practices for specifying, installing, and maintaining thermally modified wood products, including considerations for proper storage, handling, finishing, and ongoing care to ensure performance and long life in building applications.
Its a good course
RichardGood course. I like to use wood products in many of my projects thank you
JohnNice
AhmedGreat!
Ramona VeneraFORMAT : It was not obvious, if possible at all, how to back up or repeat a portion of the video. Also, I prefer to read presentations. I'd also like to review my quiz results for understanding the portions that I didn't understand; Not sure how to do that CONTENT : Good information to know, some portions included a bit of unnecessary detail for understanding uses, methods and benefits of Thermally Modified Wood
Markvery compact but nicely presented information!
WujungGreat course!
AndrewVery informative and it was presented in a clear manner.
DanielVery interesting and important topic.
AnthonyVery informative. I rated BEST but I'm not sure 1 or 5 is the best.
GeorgeGood Quiz
AlbertI enjoyed online product info.
JohnI enjoyed online product info.
JohnI enjoyed online product info.
JohnLearned so much about Thermally modified wood. I will consider on my next project for the exterior application.
ANNETTEGreat presentation
KenanWell presented and informative presentation on a material that can be use for both interior and exterior applications. Sustainability and dimensional stability are critical reasons to specify the products described.
SaverioGreat presentation
RicardoGreat course! Thank you.
AbundancioVery informative
FatimaVery informative course
JohnGood info
SteveThis was a great course. Thank you!
Moniquegreat presentation
MOHD ALAMGIRWOOD THERMAL
HUANANgood information. well presented.
Scottgood information about manufacturing and usage
PAULgreat
FedericoGreat course and decent information on the use of thermally modified wood products and their future.
Carolinegreat course
LaurenVery informative, did not know much about this subject.
Robertexcellent
KoukabaGreat course, very informative.
Marcosfantastic work
Rebeccainteresting topic
susanI would like to know more about the Thermally Modified Wood products for my designs...specifically aesthetic ceiling / soffit panels. However, a Thermally Modified Wood structure would be an interesting choice for a Multi-Family or Hotel Project.
NiallGreat course, well presented.
LloydI enjoyed the seminar
ThomasInteresting Topic, would like to learn more detail about all the connections of construction process.
Farjanavery good!
KatherineGreat Presentation!
Edwardgood content
SeanGreat presentation.
Kimberleygood course
JamesGood presentation.
WilliamInteresting topic. I have learned something today! Presenter was very clear and concise.
JonThank you!
SherryI would have like to see more videos on the Thermal treatment after its pulled from the chamber but all in all, the lecture was educational.
NeilGreat
Petergood
MerinGreat course!
Raymondgreat information!
Thomasexcellent
christopherGreat presentation. One note worth correcting. Pressure treated wood treats the full thickness of the wood member and not just a topical layer. Yes, thermally modified wood is superior than pressure treated wood as mentioned in the presentation, but the pressure treatment of wood needs to be correctly represented. It is also defined in the building codes.
RaoulThank you
TylerThanks
JenniferInteresting
JeffThanks
Trevorvery good information
ernestogreat.
LawrenceVery educational
MacbanyGood class
PedroGreat
JEHADgreat product
Laurathank you for the presentation
JoseVery informative presentation. Thank you!
CamiloGenerally well done; wandered a bit at times, but good content
MarkGreat Info!
RachanaInteresting and informative presentation.
Andrewgood
Stevengreat
Jamesthank you
JessicaInteresting course. I learned a lot.
SteveGreat Presentation
MariaVery comprehensive information. Too important to know, too many ways to use these products.
GloriaInteresting and did not distinguish treated from thermally modified wood until this article.
TamiPleasent presentation
NeilPleasent presentation
NeilPleasent presentation
NeilGood stuff. Don't recall much talk about the cost.
Billno comment
JillVery good presentation. Would like more on the processing stages.
Michaelwell structured lesson
Zhiliangthanks
AmandaNice
Selenagood presentation
John05-13-2025