Woods

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  Antiaris

  It is a fairly low source of timber and yields a lightweight hardwood with density of 250-540 kilogram er cubic metre (similar to balsa). As the wood peels very easily and evenly, it is commonly used for veneer work.

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  Bamboo

  In its natural form, bamboo as a construction material is traditionally associated with the cultures of East Asia and the South Pacific, to some extent in Central and South America and by extension in the aesthetic of Tiki culture.
  the sturdiest products fulfill their claims of being up to three times harder than oak hardwood.

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  Olive

  The olive wood has a fine texture, is hard, is compact and homogeneous, and is resistant to woodworm. He have a tormented grain and irregular and a nervousness medium-high.

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  Padouk

  Good hardness allows the use in floor industries, but given the particular color and the exclusive design, is used for the creation of fine furnitures and musical instruments.

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  Wenge

  Wenge is a tropical timber, very dark in color with a distinctive figure and a strong partridge pattern. The wood is heavy and hard, suitable for flooring and staircases. Due to its bold appearance, it has gone in and out of fashion

Colors

The finishes, the doors drawer fronts tops and sides thick, may be as well as structures in wenge (dark oak), or in any color of RAL scale, can also be tinged with green or beech dyed silk-screened with any jpeg.