Range
Products
Everything is made to order. We do not have a standard stock for you to pick from — we have a production line you can specify into.
Solid hardwood
Teak and merbau are our two core species. Both come from Indonesian plantations and are supplied as boards, blanks or finished components for flooring, decking, furniture and construction.
Teak — Tectona grandis
Grown in plantations 20 to 50 years old, so the wood is hard and dense when it is felled. Teak's natural oil content makes it resistant to moisture, shrinkage and rot without surface treatment. A teak deck lasts 50–70 years with ordinary cleaning. Used for flooring, decking, bathrooms, boat decks and garden furniture.
Merbau — Intsia bijuga
Considerably denser and harder than most European hardwoods, with a deep red-brown colour that darkens handsomely. Very little movement once dried. Used where wear resistance has to be at its highest: commercial flooring, stairs, windows, doors and outdoor construction.
Veneer
We supply seven veneer ranges. Natural veneer covers more than 190 species — from acacia and ash through merbau and teak to zebrano and ziricote. The engineered ranges are reconstituted veneers with consistent figure from sheet to sheet, which matters when large surfaces have to match.
- Natural veneer
- Over 190 species, cut as crown, quarter, rift, burl and figured. Real wood, with the variation that comes with it.
- Fineline engineered
- Reconstituted veneer with a straight, uniform figure. The same appearance in every single sheet.
- Standard engineered
- Engineered veneer in classic looks — oak, cherry, mahogany, bamboo, zebrano.
- Wrightline engineered
- Quarter-cut engineered veneer with a fixed colour code per pattern, so repeat orders match.
- Spectrum dyed
- Through-dyed veneer in a graduated colour scale — from dusty blue through sand to deep brown.
- Textured (rivved)
- Brushed and grooved surface with a tactile texture. Ash, eucalyptus, oak, beech and larch.
- Chemically enhanced
- Fumed and thermo-treated veneer, where the colour sits in the wood rather than on it.
A selection from the veneer range
Photographed samples from our own collection. Note that crown, quarter and rift describe the cut — not the species. The same wood gives a completely different figure depending on how it is sliced.
Ultra-Core lightweight panels
A finger-jointed block board engineered to be strong and light at the same time. Originally developed for boat building, it is now also used in house construction, RVs, office furniture and wind turbine blades. Up to three times lighter than conventional block board — with no loss of strength.
| Ultra-Core 18.5 | Ultra-Core 12.2 | |
|---|---|---|
| Thickness | 18,5 mm | 12,2 mm |
| Size | 2500 × 1200 mm | 2500 × 1200 mm |
| Board weight | 18 kg | 12 kg |
| Face and base | Meranti 1,2 mm | Meranti 0,75 mm |
| Cross band | Falcata 2,4 mm | Meranti 1,5 mm |
| Stave core | Falcata 11,4 mm | Falcata 7,8 mm |
| Strength | 222 kg/cm² | 190 kg/cm² |
Falcata (Paraserianthes falcataria) 330 kg/m³ · Meranti (Shorea bracteolata) 700 kg/m³ · veneer grade front A/B, back C/D. Can be supplied with a customer-chosen facing veneer in over 300 species.
Sizes, volumes and tolerances
- Standard veneer size
- 2500 × 1220 mm
- Panel thicknesses
- 18.5 mm and 12.2 mm
- Minimum veneer order
- 1,000 sheets per species
- Bespoke
- Any thickness, width and length by agreement
- Moisture
- Vacuum kiln dried to 8–12%
- Container
- Approx. 950 boards in a 40 ft, 400 in a 20 ft
Is your product in the range?
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