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It is established that thermal modification provides a decrease in the hydrophobicity of wood. Additional wood surface treatment reduces water absorption factor of 2 and modified sample at a temperature of 220°C – 3 times. Geometric and dimensional stability is improved by 2 times. The effect of heat treatment on the water absorption of wood is slightly smaller - for samples modified at 190 and 220°C for more than 10 hours – 20 %. Additionally, a 20 % deterioration in water absorption can be achieved by applying oil-wax or azure. With increasing temperature modification improves color stability to UV-rays. If the wood after termomodyfikuvannya 160°C color difference ΔE 2 times larger, 190 and 220°C – does not change. Protection after applying azure to the surface is slightly better compared to oil-wax. Thermal modification and finishing paint and varnish materials increases resistance to surface weathering. Therefore, such treatment is appropriate for the protection and aesthetic appeal of wood products.

Study of resistance of thermomodified wood to the influence of natural conditions