Timber & Panels
Heat-treated timber and wood panels developed with our own kiln, to be offered as a material group in their own right, independent of furniture.
Focus Areas
Heat-treated timber and panels, bathroom furniture, and the connections and finishes that bring them together.
Overview
What we are developing.
Three connected areas of work, shaped by the same material approach.
Bathroom Furniture
Wall-hung vanities, tall cabinets and wall panels: functional bathroom furniture that is easy to install and designed for a long life.
Connections & Finishes
Concealed connectors for fast assembly and reassembly, and natural-oil finishes that protect the surface while keeping the feel of real wood.
Material knowledge
What is heat treatment?
In thermal modification, wood is treated in a closed kiln with heat and steam, without chemical preservatives. The process permanently changes the structure of the wood, and its colour deepens through the whole cross-section.
No chemical additives
Only heat and steam are used. There is no chemical impregnation.
Colour through the board
The tone darkens through the whole board, not only on the surface, so cuts and edges keep the same colour.
A new relationship with moisture
According to the ThermoWood® literature, thermally modified wood takes up less moisture and moves less as humidity changes.
Where heat-treated wood is used
- Façade cladding
- Decking and terraces
- Bathroom furniture
- Interior wall panels
- Garden and landscape
- Pergolas and outdoor structures
Typical application areas in the sector. Source for material properties: ThermoWood Association.
Heat treatment · Thermal modification
From the tree to a deeper surface.
How heat changes the character of wood, from the raw board to a deep, even tone, in four steps.
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Raw material
From the texture of the tree to the cross-section of the timber. Everything starts with understanding the material.
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Controlled heat
The timber enters our kiln, where heat and steam are applied in a carefully controlled environment, without chemical additives.
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Surface character
The tone deepens and the grain becomes more visible. Final colour and properties are confirmed only through real samples.
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Direction of use
Heat-treated timber becomes slat panels, cladding and furniture surfaces with a calm, deep tone.
Tone scale
The deeper the treatment, the deeper the tone.
Heat treatment changes the colour of wood throughout the board, not only on the surface. Move along the scale to see how the tone deepens step by step.
Walnut
Bathroom furniture
From the drawing board to the finished piece.
Our first furniture focus is the bathroom: wall-hung vanities, tall cabinets and wall panels in heat-treated wood. Concealed connections make them quick to install and easy to take apart; natural-oil finishes keep the character of the wood.
- Concealed connection system
- Quick to install, easy to take apart
- Natural-oil surface
- Heat-treated solid wood
Untreated surface
Oiled surface
Move across the surface
Surface approach
A finish that keeps the character of the wood.
Natural-oil-based surface applications are part of the protection approach we are evaluating — enriching tone and grain while preserving the feel of real wood.
- Natural-oil-based finishing approach
- Visible grain and a natural feel
- Maintainable, renewable surface idea
Sample list
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