Warm surfaces and high stability – WOOD, unlike most materials, combines seemingly contradictory properties.
Wood is one of the oldest materials known and is characterized by many unique properties. As a naturally regenerative raw material, wood is extremely eco-friendly. Wood does not pollute the environment during production; rather it contributes to sustaining a healthy climate. Its material properties vary depending on the type of wood, the natural growth conditions and the processing thereof. The resulting variability in turn opens up countless possibilities which we explore to find the optimal solution.
Be it plywood for load-bearing structures or fiberboard as an ideal basis for high-quality surfaces – wood-based materials can be used for a myriad of purposes. “Engineered wood” compliments naturally grown solid wood elements. These wood-based materials can be used like solid wood with the advantage that their dimensions are flexible and they do not deform due to drying. In fact, at times they are even stronger. Engineered wood includes veneers, chipboard and fiber materials as well as wood-based composites.
