All Species

Ash, brown heart

The heartwood of ash is darker, and the combination of the light wood and the slightly darker heartwood makes for an attractive worktop with a greater play of colours than with regular light ash. An oiled surface will become more golden with exposure to sun and daylight. Ash with brown heartwood is a popular wood for kitchen worktops, and is light and mild with a play of colours. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 760, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 500 to 750 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Ash, Thermo

Ash, which has been heat-treated, changes colour to dark brown and becomes more water resistant. An oiled worktop in thermo ash assumes a lovely, exotic colour, which is close to that of mahogany. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 760, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 500 to 750 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Ash, light

Light, golden wood with long, large grain structure. An oiled surface will become more golden with exposure to sun and daylight. Light ash is a very popular wood for kitchen worktops, and is light and mild. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 760, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 500 to 750 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Bamboo, carbonised

Bamboo comes from tropical humid areas in East Asia. Bamboo is an umbrella term for lignified grasses from tropical regions. It covers some 1,000 species, but we use the genus Mao Zhu, which primarily comes from the province of Fujian.

4000 x 625 x 30/40 mm. Fine pore structure and extremely durable. Light natural and carbonised (brown caramel). Vertically glued – front and back. So there is no difference in a bridge solution, where the leg/legs is/are visible from both sides.

The inlay is longitudinal, so the front edge appears as a continuous stave. The worktops can be glued together in the usual way for wider worktops – bridge solutions, for example. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 730, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 750 to 850 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Bamboo

Bamboo comes from tropical humid areas in East Asia. Bamboo is an umbrella term for lignified grasses from tropical regions. It covers some 1,000 species, but we use the genus Mao Zhu, which primarily comes from the province of Fujian.

4000 x 625 x 30/40 mm. Fine pore structure and extremely durable. Light natural and carbonised (brown caramel). Vertically glued – front and back. So there is no difference in a bridge solution, where the leg/legs is/are visible from both sides.

The inlay is longitudinal, so the front edge appears as a continuous stave. The worktops can be glued together in the usual way for wider worktops – bridge solutions, for example. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 730, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 750 to 850 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Beech, lightly steamed

Hard, user-friendly wood which is resistant to pressure. Beech is also one of the species most sensitive to changes in the indoor climate (heat, humidity). The surface is regular in terms of its colour – light yellow/beige and light reddish, maturing into a more golden hue. Clear slightly reddish/maroon grain. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 780, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 550 to 800 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Rustic Beech

Genuine natural product with all the shades of the wood. The wide staves give the worktop an especially exclusive look. The surface is regular in terms of its colour – light yellow/beige and light reddish, maturing into a more golden hue. The natural “faults” in the wood contribute to a beautiful play of colour in the worktop. Knots may occur. The surface is coarsely filled with mat black hotmelt. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 780, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 550 to 800 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Fingerjointed w/ 78,8 mm wide staves

Beech, Thermo

Beech, which has been heat-treated, changes colour to dark brown and becomes more water resistant and dimensionally stable. An oiled worktop in thermo beech assumes a lovely, exotic colour, reminiscent of mahogany. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 750, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 530 to 770 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Birch (Finnish)

Birch wood is light, soft, and easy to work with; weak growth rings that are more difficult to see. Birch is strong and elastic. Suitable for kitchen worktops, but the light, white colour may eventually become more yellowish. This can, however, be limited with the application of white-pigmented oil. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 490, i.e. soft to medium hard wood
Weight: 450 to 600 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Cherry

After maturation, Cherry has a golden, reddish brown colour and fine, delicate grains. Small black indentations/resin pockets (gum) may occur. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 510, i.e. medium hard wood
Weight: 550 to 650 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Cherry, American

After maturation, Cherry has a reddish brown colour and fine, delicate grains. Small black indentations/resin pockets (gum) may occur.

Hardness: Janka 510, i.e. medium hard wood
Weight: 550 to 650 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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DOUGLAS FIR

Chopped in Denmark and felled by a Danish sawmill, after which we process it into table tops. The light Douglas fir has a harmonious blend of sapwood and heartwood. It was introduced into Danish forestry in the 1860s.

Hardness: Janka 360, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 450-550 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Elm

The wood of the elm is beautiful with a reddish heart and light sapwood. Many colour shades can occur. The growth rings are very clear. The wood is strong and very durable if kept dry. European elm is affected by fungi, making it difficult to obtain.

Hardness: Janka 640, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 500 to 800 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Iroko

Yellow-brown colour, which quickly turns olive brown. Uniform structure without significant grain (grows all year). Iroko is one of the woods with properties most similar to teak. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 760, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 500 to 750 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Jatoba

Beautiful, exotic wood with a fine grain and lovely reddish-brown colour. In the rainforest, Jatoba grows scattered among the other varieties. The tree typically grows up to 40 m in height, with a diameter of up to 1.2 m. Jatoba is a strong, tough and stable wood, which can be used for worktops, floors and decking. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 870, i.e. very hard wood
Weight: 800 to 950 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Larch 

Larch grows in the Tajga, a cold area, which means slow growth. Small, dense growth rings with an attractive, uniform colour, reminiscent of Douglas fir.

Hardness: Janka 490, i.e. medium hard wood
Weight: 450 to 800 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Maple

Maple wood is extremely light – almost white – and much lighter than beech. There are very few growth rings in the wood. The wood will yellow with time, but this can be counteracted by applying while-pigmented oil. Maple is not especially sensitive to changes in humidity, making it perfect for worktops. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 830, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 550 to 750 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Merbau

Merbau grows in tropical Southeast Asia. It is a slow-growing, hard and heavy wood, with a distinctive brown/maroon colour. The grain is dark with a uniform structure.

Hardness: Janka 670, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 750 to 850 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Oak

Oak is the classic wood for worktops, with a golden brown colour. A robust, user-friendly wood with a clear, delicate grain. “Mirrors” frequently occur in oak. It becomes a little more dark golden with age. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 690, i.e. medium hard wood
Weight: 700 to 800 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Black oak

Black oak is made by a gentle treatment with ammonia, followed by a lengthy finishing period. The natural tannin content of oak reacts with the ammonia, dying the wood dark brown/black. Knots may occur. The surface is coarsely filled with mat black hotmelt. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 690, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 700 to 800 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Oak Black, rustic

Genuine natural product with all the shades of the wood. The wide staves give the worktop an especially exclusive look. Black Oak is made by a gentle treatment with ammonia, followed by a lengthy finishing period. The natural tannin content of oak reacts with the ammonia, dying the wood dark brown/black. Knots may occur. The surface is coarsely filled with mat black hotmelt. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 690, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 700 to 800 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Oak Thermo

Thermo-treated red oak means that the wood becomes more resistant to moisture. Oil-treated Worktop in thermo red oak gets a nice, exotic color, while preserving the structure of the wood.

Hardness: Janka 690, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 700 to 800 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Rustic oak

Genuine natural product with all the shades of the wood. The wide staves give the worktop an especially exclusive look. Oak is the classic wood for worktops, with a golden brown colour. A robust, user-friendly wood with a clear, delicate grain. “Mirrors” frequently occur in oak. It becomes a little more dark golden with age. Certain metal objects may leave marks (dark rings) on the worktops. Knots occur. The surface is coarsely filled with mat black hotmelt. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 690, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 700 to 800 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Rustik oak with tree edge

Genuine natural product with tree edge and all the shades of the wood. The worktop appears as a true “slice” of the tree trunk.

The wide staves give the worktop an especially exclusive look. Oak is the classic wood for worktops, with a golden brown colour. A robust, user-friendly wood with a clear, delicate grain. “Mirrors” frequently occur in oak. It becomes a little more dark golden with age. Knots occur. The surface is coarsely filled with mat black hotmelt. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 690, i.e. medium hard wood
Weight: 700 to 800 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Pine, knotty (Scandinavian)

Red knotted pine with natural, healthy knots in a good quality. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 300, i.e. soft hard wood
Weight: 300 to 550 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Purpleheart

Beautiful purple-coloured wood, which matures in the light to a dark brown colour with a hint of purple. Exotic wood, which can be used for both worktops and floors, as well as a lot of other applications. Price-wise, purpleheart is somewhat cheaper than other exotic species.

Hardness: Janka 860, i.e. very hard wood
Weight: 900 to 1150 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Sapele, mahogany

Reddish brown mahogany type with fine, uniform grain structure. Mahogany is perfect for worktops as it is very oily, durable and highly maintainable. Mahogany darkens with age, but if exposed to strong sunlight over a long period of time, the worktop can become lighter.

Hardness: Janka 490, i.e. medium hard wood
Weight: 460 to 650 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Sucupira

Sucupira is a dark wood with a lively and interesting structure. It is a heavy wood, which can be used for worktops, floors and decking. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 850, i.e. very hard wood
Weight: 950 to 1200 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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TEAK, PLANTAGE

Large growth rings with a lovely alternating golden colour. The worktop may be light/greenish on delivery, but darkens with age to become a more grey/golden brown to olive colour with dark markings. The colour variation will eventually change and become more moderate. Contains oils which make it particularly durable. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 420, i.e. medium hard wood
Weight: 600 to 800 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Walnut

European walnut is golden, light brown with a host of delicate colour variations. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 720, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 650 to 750 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Walnut, American

A very dark brown wood with a beautiful, grey-brown grain structure that provides a beautiful play of colour in the worktop. Walnut is very oily and highly maintainable. Walnut becomes darker and more brownish over time. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 730, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 600 to 700 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Rustic walnut, American

Genuine natural product with all the shades of the wood. The wide staves give the worktop an especially exclusive look. A very dark brown wood with a beautiful, grey-brown grain structure that provides a beautiful play of colour in the worktop. Walnut is very oily and highly maintainable. Walnut becomes darker and more brownish over time. Knots may occur. The surface is coarsely filled with mat black hotmelt. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 730, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 600 to 700 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Fingerjointed w/ 78,8 mm wide staves

Wengé

Wengé is a dark wood with an attractive grain structure. Makes for a highly exclusive worktop with a uniform appearance. Wengé is a very dimensionally stable wood. The worktop may be light brown/pale green and speckled on delivery, but “matures” later in the light and air to become a dark chocolate brown, brown-violet or almost black. It may have marked graining. The wood also contains oils that enhance its natural protection and resistance. FSC® certified available.

Hardness: Janka 900, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 800 to 1000 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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Zebrano

Vibrantly striped with an attractive grain. A Zebrano worktop has a harmony of its own and cannot be compared with any other type of wood. The heart wood is yellowish with thin, brownish stripes.

Hardness: Janka 610, i.e. hard wood
Weight: 700 to 800 kg/m3 at 8% humidity

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