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Highly
selected raw materials which as base of
a high quality furniture, we buy
from
legal government wood plantations under
strict quality control. We only use dry
and seasoned timber to manufacture our furniture.
Although most items
are entirely solid wood we reserve the
right to have sections made of man
materials such as plywood and MDF. This
is done purely for manufacturing reasons
and the stability of the piece of
furniture. A good example would be if a
painted finish was ordered then it is
possible that the panels or tops would
be constructed of a man made material,
such as plywood to reduce the
possibility of shrinkage or splitting.
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MAHOGANY WOOD : A strong wood
that holds its shape well. Reddish brown in color with a
close, uniform grain, making it good for carving detail.
Mahogany is very receptive to a large range of finishes. |
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mahogany timber |
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raw
wood - after sawed and kiln dried |
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wood - after sanded / amplas |
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TEAK WOOD :
One of the strongest woods which stand up well to the
elements ideal for outdoor furniture. Yellow / brown in
color with a relatively straight grain. Teak timber is
particularly valued for its durability and water resistance |
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timber |
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raw
wood - after sawed |
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raw
wood - after sanded / amplas |
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PLYWOOD is a
manufactured wood panel from the family of
manufactured boards made from thin sheets of wood
veneer. Plywood layers (called veneers or plies) are
glued together, with adjacent plies having their
wood grain rotated relative to adjacent layers up to
90 degrees.
Normally, we use PLYWOOD for
Contemporary / Minimalist Style Furniture. |
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MDF ( Medium Density
Fibreboard ) is an
engineered wood product made by breaking down
hardwood or softwood residuals into wood fibres,
often in a defibrator, combining it with wax and a
resin binder, and forming panels by applying high
temperature and pressure.
Normally, we use MDF for French Style
Furniture or Painting Color Furniture. We put MDF on
tabletops and floating panel. |
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