durable and resilient
Hardwoods
The durable
Hardwood is generally defined as wood with a high fiber content and a narrow vascular structure.
Compared to coniferous wood the growth is much slower, which makes the wood denser and heavier. However, the hardness of the wood is not directly related to its resistance to pests and fungal attack. However, the mechanical strength is usually an advantage over the softer softwoods.
Hardwood is often used in high-quality furniture construction or tool making.
Our hardwood species
European Beech
(Fagus sylvatica)
American and European ash
(Fraxinus ssp.)
Red Oak
(Quercus rubra)
Hard Maple
(Acer ssp.)
European Oak
(Quercus sspo.)
Birch
(Betula ssp.)
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I look forward to advising and supporting you.
"For me, wood is the raw material of our work and the basis of our work."
