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  1. MaterialLunawoodLunawood ThermoWood® creates a connection between urban life and nature. Grown and strengthened in the harsh climate of Finland, the renewable Nordic forest provides us the best wood material, which Lunawood enhances with heat and steam only. Shown here is Lunawood Aalto - which means ‘wave’ in finish, 32x142 mm hidden fixing, and Triple 32x142mm hidden fixing untreated & in Arctic Layer finish. The Arctic Layer finish mimics the beautiful natural weathering of Lunawood.
  2. MaterialSuperwoodSuperwood® is a Danish company founded 25 years ago with the objective of developing a process capable of fully impregnating spruce timber. The production process is CO₂-neutral, partly due to energy-optimised manufacturing methods. Shown here is Superwood in a transparent colour finish, where the grain of the wood is more visible, and in a fully covered finish, which has a more sleek appearance.
  3. MaterialEucalyptus grandis Cross Laminated Timber (CLT)This engineered timber product is composed of Eucalyptus grandis planks that are finger-jointed, planed, and laminated into cross-laminated layers. Each layer is oriented perpendicular to the next, resulting in a structurally robust and dimensionally stable Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) panel.
  4. MaterialBurned WoodBurned Wood offers hand-burned wood, based on ancient Japanese technique Yakisugi, which preserves wood by burning the surface. The company offers various types of wood, including Radiata Pine, Accoya, Ash, and Douglas, from all black to craquelé.
  5. MaterialWooden wall panelsFORM AT WOOD represents over half a century of tradition in woodworking, as well as enduring passion in making original design. Their wooden decorative and acoustic panels are the perfect solution for any interior, combining elegance with functionality.
  6. MaterialEucalyptus cloeziana timberWood Solutions offers plantation grown Eucalyptus wood types which can replace tropical hardwood species in a number of applications. Eucalyptus cloeziana timber has a natural durability Class 1. Field tests executed by an official Dutch Research Institute (SHR Timber Research) indicate that Cloeziana is resistant against shipworm (Teredo navalis). The timber has a yellow-brown colour with a straight grain and a fine texture. It dries easily, both in sawn and pole form, with little deformation. Pre-boring advisable before nailing.
  7. MaterialWood-skinWith these Mesh Sheets it is possible to create organic and flexuous shapes, out of any material. The special composite – two rigid layers with a textile core – allow to break into the third dimension with a wide variety of patterns and the possibility to join multiple sheets in order to create large high-end surfaces.
  8. MaterialKerto Laminated Veneer LumberMetsä Woods Kerto is a laminated veneer lumber (LVL) product used in all types of construction projects - from new buildings to renovations and repairs. Kerto is strong and dimensionally stable, delivering its high-strength from the homogeneous bonded structure. Kerto is produced from 3 mm thick, rotary-peeled softwood veneers that are glued together to form a continuous sheet.
  9. MaterialSpruce PhoenixMetsä Wood Spruce Phoenix is a hot-pressed constructive plywood suitable for applications where fire propagation resistance Euro Class B is required.
  10. MaterialAwakyuki – Melting SnowAwayuki – Melting Snow is made using original Japanese paper, which is produced from the leaves and bark of the mulberry tree. Additives are used to add colour to the paper, make it colourfast, and reinforced with a special laminate coating. Ribs from inlaid wood.
  11. MaterialThermowoodThe process that converts premium Scandinavian softwood to Finnforest Thermowood is simple: each piece is steam heated in a kiln. The heat goes to the core of the wood, driving out moisture and resin. The result is a timber with enhanced physical properties.
  12. MaterialTennâge Wood VeneerTennâge wood veneer is the patented, flexible and durable wood veneer sheets which make it possible to sew and form in just about any shapes. Since Tennage is thin enough to transmit light, yet flexible and durable enough to fold, bend, and sew, it is used for lighting products, electronic devices such as computers and mobile phones, handbags, stationeries, and much more.
  13. MaterialDukta Flexible WoodDukta flexible wood utilizes an incision process that makes wood and engineered wood flexible. The material gains textile-like properties and a wider range of applications, including partition walls, furniture and lamps. It has the good sound absorbing properties of engineered wood, and the internationally patented method works with commercial engineered wood such as plywood, MDF and three-layer boards.
  14. MaterialWood paperWood paper is a collection that mimics the grain-structure of wood. The wood structure is embossed on the paper, giving the material the look and feel of real wood. The Wood collection is available in 9 natural-looking colours and two different embossings. Solid is an embossing that reminds of high-quality solid wood, and Veneer has the look and feel of wooden veneer.
  15. MaterialRecycled wood laminateThis recycled wood laminate is completely made from waste wood and recycled wood. All waste wood has an FSC quality label. The glue used was developed by Herso and is biodegradable. The floor can be used in BREEAM projects.
  16. MaterialWood textileThese wood textiles consist of a combination of wood veneer and textile. Thanks to the geometric surface finishing of the wood, it becomes flexible, more or less so depending on the size of the shapes. Various combinations of wood and textile combine the hard panel formation of wood with the pliability and folding of textiles.
  17. MaterialWood ReinventedCirculair Warenhuis works with high-quality reclaimed wood as a sustainable alternative to traditional wood. The company's furniture panels and furniture are made from reclaimed wood, sourced from old buildings, discarded furniture, and urban environments. This circular material not only extends the life of valuable raw materials but also ensures exceptional durability and character.
  18. MaterialYD-WoodsYD-Woods is a solid wood panel made from spruce or larch wood. The material is made from laminated wood with alternating direction of the fibres. The repetitive lines of the wood of the thread, and the end-grain designs with random and rounded shapes give a refined graphic. The material can be used for wooden interior furniture, sculptures, worktops, table tops, doors, wall panels, stairs, and space dividers.
  19. MaterialWood lookDue to a special print method, WOOD LOOK has a surface structure that can hardly be distinguished from real wood or veneer. The reproduction on paper replaces real wood and thus protects natural resources.
  20. MaterialMetallic woodThe metallic wood consists of thin-gauge Grip Metal mechanically bonded to the wood veneer. It is a new class of high-performance composite material developed with metallic wood technology and created without the use of adhesives. This material is created in a collaboration of two companies, Grip Metal and Corruven.
  21. MaterialSustainable Chestnut WoodChestnut wood that can be used as an alternative to hard wood. Untreated, chestnut wood is a sustainable and renewable material. It’s grown in special forests in England and France. During production and the use of chestnut wood, no soil pollution is generated.
  22. MaterialFusion Wood PanelsThe Fusion range of wooden panels consist of solid wood exterior on an mdf substrate. The solid wood is handmade from solid wood that comes from reclaimed wine barrels, general wood veneer or laminate surface. Sizes are approx 1,2 m by 2,4 m standard.
  23. MaterialMoisture-responsive wood veneerMoisture-responsive wood veneer is a material that shows a repeated dynamic bending response under changing humidity levels. It is made from oak wood veneer with a wood glue coating on one side. Through a specifically designed manufacturing process, the natural curvature response of wood to moisture is enhanced.
  24. MaterialHyper WoodHyper Wood does not intend to substitute a material, but rather create a whole new material range that borrows the language from the natural world. The raw material production reclaims discarded fibre from paper mills and mixes it with binders obtained from discarded cassava root peels.