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European White Oak

French oak is defined by slow growth, high tannin content, and centuries of managed forests, resulting in tight grain, consistent quality, warm colour, and superior long-term performance. 

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European Ash

Sourced from fertile European forests, producing straight grain, high elasticity, and impact resistance, with a light appearance and a relatively small, darker heartwood. 

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Red Oak

Introduced in Europe in the late 17th century, Red Oak is a fast-growing hardwood with pronounced open grain, strong mechanical properties, and a warm reddish tone suited to interior applications. 

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European Beech

Sourced from managed Western European forests, producing uniform structure, consistent light color and stable processing characteristics with lower internal defects.

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European Poplar

Cultivated through advanced clone selection and plantation management, delivering straight, homogeneous and lightweight timber with excellent processing efficiency and high veneer yield.  

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Spruce

Widely available European softwood with straight, fine grain, lightweight structure and an excellent strength to weight ratio, making it the benchmark material for structural applications and efficient processing.  

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Larch

Dense, resin-rich softwood combining high mechanical strength with natural durability and weather resistance, delivering a robust, long-lasting solution for demanding exterior applications.  

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