The best massive wood for panel
The first of the natural materials is wood. It is hard to imagine how humanity would live without this important building block. Wood has historical significance and is a central element of our lives. Its usability, strength and aesthetics intertwine throughout.
Plastic material such as plastic makes it easier and cheaper to assemble and make. But man, because of his innate sense of aesthetics and, above all, his connection with nature, likes to resort to materials that offer him comfort, beauty and a sense of life.
At HARD, we are aware of this and, with respect for nature, we create pieces from natural materials that, with their minimalist design, testify to themselves.
1. OAK
Oak is a classic among wood species. It has a long service life, is very resistant to damage, easy to handle and, last but not least, its color suits almost any interior design.
At HARD you can choose between: rustic oak, premium oak and bleached oak.
At HARD you can choose between: rustic oak, premium oak and bleached oak.
2. European walnut
Walnut is considered a very high quality wood. It has black-brown color shades. Due to its color shades, it creates sophistication.
The wood is hard, heavy, tough and very elastic and shrinks a bit. It is stable, dries slowly and is good for processing.
The wood is hard, heavy, tough and very elastic and shrinks a bit. It is stable, dries slowly and is good for processing.
3. American walnut
American walnut wood is hard, heavy, hard, tough and very resilient wood, shrinks slightly, is stable, dries slowly and is good for processing.
4. Siberian larch
Siberian larch wood is relatively hard, heavy, elastic, shrinks slightly, is stable, dries well and is easy to handle.
The wood has a pleasant aromatic scent. Due to its slow growth, it is very resistant to weathering and is widely used for outdoor, garden furniture.
5. Beech
Beech is hard, heavy, hard, shrinks strongly, stability is unfavorable, it tends to crack, dries slowly and is well processed.
6. Autumn
Autumn is heavy, firm, tough and flexible, shrinks a little, is stable, dries moderately well and handles well. However, poorly resistant to weathering.
7. Maple
Maple is moderately hard, medium heavy, elastic and tough, it shrinks moderately, is stable, tends to crack and is well processed. In the radial section, small shiny glitters are visible mirrors.
8. Pear
Pear wood is hard, firm, tough, slightly elastic, stable, difficult to dry, prone to cracking and conditionally good for processing.
9. Cherry
Moderately hard, medium heavy, firm, tough, shrinks and cracks a little and handles well.
Solid wood is solid profile wood that is shaped and processed from all sides. Even the most valued is still solid wood, which is more difficult to afford today due to the growth of production and transport costs. Wood is obtained from coniferous or deciduous species. Tree species are quite different from each other, so it is important to pay attention to which solid wood we will choose for a specific use.
Glued board has significantly better properties than solid wood. Due to the processing and removal of weak parts, glued wood is extremely stable and strong.
Veneers are thin sheets of wood up to 8 mm thick obtained by cutting and peeling veneer logs. The thickness of the veneer depends on the tree species, method of manufacture and purpose of use.
Ultrapas is a thin layer of plastic that is attached to a chipboard in a press. It is important that all parts are well glued together, as dirt accumulates behind poorly attached parts. Ultrapas is resistant to shocks and heat, it can also be easily cleaned with water and most other chemical agents, potential problems can only be contact with the wall, as usually there the contact replaces some other filler (plastic or wooden finish strip). Ultra-strip panels offer the largest selection of colors and patterns, from wood to stone and a variety of paintings.
MDF stands for medium density fiberborads. They are made of wood fibers (beech, spruce and fir) with the addition of resin.
