Material guide Indoor furniture

Solid wood


Advantages:
- Stable, robust and durable: saving you money in the long run!
- Large selection of wood species and natural or colored surface treatments for an individual design of your ambience.
- Easy to maintain: Saves time on cleaning
Natural material cut from trees. The individual slats can also be glued together to form panels. Real wood veneer is made from very thin, cut wood slats, which can be glued together to form large sheets. Due to the natural growth of the tree, each piece of wood gets its special grain and may also contain knots. Thus, each piece of solid wood furniture is a unique and unmistakable.
Care
To keep the wood beautiful for a long time, we recommend cleaning it with a damp, soft cloth. Then dry quickly.
Solid wood products
Plywood


Advantages:
- Excellent mechanical strength and high rigidity
- Long service life
This material consists of several layers of veneer, which are always glued across the wood fiber. This results in very high static strength. Plywood can be glued invisibly or visibly in wooden structures.
Maintenance
Laminated or sealed surfaces are best cleaned with a soft cloth and mild dishwashing detergent and wiped with a dry cloth. For real wood veneer, we advise you to quickly wipe the surface with a soft, damp cloth.
Plywood products
Steel


Advantages:
- Very stable and durable
- Extremely easy to clean
Very sturdy and stable metal material, which can be coated with various surface methods. For indoor use, the surface is mainly powder coated and chrome plated. Since it does not come into contact with weather, this type of surface treatment is sufficient. Indoor steel furniture should not be used for outdoor use, because steel needs to be treated differently for outdoor use.
Care
In case of staining, we advise you to clean your furniture with water and mild soap and dry it quickly afterwards.