BURNT WOOD 19 LTECH
Design
Shou Sugi Ban Furniture
with the look & feel of burnt wood
Chipboard for furniture construction
with the look & feel of burnt wood
Chipboard
Exclusive furniture fronts
Chipboard in the design of charred wood
Chipboards in Burnt Wood design emphasize the individuality of any interior, creates fascinating accents in the interior and gives your room a first-class, unique and noble atmosphere without creating unpleasant burning odors.
Inspired by the ancient Japanese technique “Shou-Sugi-Ban”, we transform boring chipboard into stunning furniture fronts that mimic the look and feel of burnt wood. Our unique finishing technology reproduces the charred look and feel down to the smallest detail – without the limitations such as staining, distracting soot particles or the unpleasant burnt smell. This makes the wood an ideal choice for building exclusive furniture and high-quality interior elements for upscale style.
Note on use in furniture construction: The one-sided structural processing of the chipboard can lead to warping problems. This must be taken into account when manufacturing furniture.
| Material: | Chipboard |
| Surface: | Spruce veneer (lightly brushed) Back side blind veneer (smooth) |
| Design: | BURNT WOOD 19 Ltech |
| Max. panel format | 2800 x 1000 x 19 mm |
| Areas of Application: | Wall and ceiling cladding; optional: Furniture construction and interior design |
| Certificates (on request): | Fire protection class B1 |
True to nature, authentic look
Our product range includes spruce veneer chipboard with a thickness of 19 mm. The panel format measures 2800 x 1000 x 19 mm. We also provide individual special cuts on request.
Optional for furniture construction and interior design
Our double-sided veneered chipboards in BURNT WOOD Design are ideally suited for furniture and interior design. Thanks to the impressive surface finish with the realistic, reproduced look and feel of charred wood, your interior project is guaranteed to be a highlight. For a flawless edge finish, we offer matching veneer edges.
Note for furniture applications
The one-sided structural processing of the chipboard can lead to warping problems. This must be taken into account when manufacturing furniture.