The most important and indisputable advantage is durability. Being in water for several tens, or even hundreds of years, without oxygen, certain types of wood acquire incredible strength. It is clear that staining is not beneficial for all tree species, but only for those that have resinous or very dense wood - conifers, oak, and birch. In the process of staining, the structure of the wood becomes denser, the wood is impregnated with salts, including iron salts (these compounds are found in any river, lake, and swamp water). As a result, the tree becomes unusually strong, and some species - oak, larch, are equal in strength to stone.

Another indisputable advantage is its resistance to decay. Being in water for a long time, wood becomes resistant to decay, which is especially important for the construction of houses located in areas with high humidity. Due to its dense structure and hardness, stained wood becomes unsuitable housing for insects. Therefore, special impregnations against decay and pests are simply not needed. This is another important advantage. Especially for those people who want to live in a truly eco-friendly home.

To say about stained wood that it is aesthetically pleasing and beautiful would be understatement. Amazing colors, a variety of shades of the same wood specie, amazingly beautiful texture - stained wood can be recognized immediately. In addition, stained wood is noble. This is an incredibly strong energy that you feel right away. And, of course, this is prestige, status. The status of a more than successful person who has both wealth and excellent sense.