Wood

TEAK: High quality material suitable for outdoor furniture because it is extremely resistant to changes in temperature, water, humidity and saltiness.
IROKO: particular type of wood with numerous mechanical, physical and technological properties: its resistance to external stress and workability despite its hardness. The particular stability and medium-high hardness give this wood a good flexural strenght resistance to deformation and guarantee excellent durability.
MAHOGANY: It is a wood with remarkable mechanical, physical and structural properties. It is a compact and solid wood, which does not undergo alterations over time, but which tends to espond well to wear, compression and bending. Its features of solidity and compactness are accompanied by those of longevity, beauty and resistance to thermal changes.
STONEWOOD: thanks to its high quality and its particular technical characteristics it can be employed in many different ways, but always in very high quality contexts. In particular, it is preferably used for the creation of high-quality furniture. Compact wood, easy to process, does not splinter, it is light, reddish brown, it has an aromatic smell because it contains a characteristic essential oil rich in camphor.
ACCOYA: Accoya is the result of over 75 years of research and development, it is created from sustainably sourced softwood and it undergoes a patented and non-toxic process known as “acetylation” that permanently modifies the wood at its core, increasing the dimensional stability and durability of the material. The result is an environmentally friendly solid wood with specific features that matches and exceeds even the best tropical hardwood.

Being a natural material, colour variations or even cracks due to the degree of humidity and sudden changes in temperature may be observed. If no maintenance treatment is received, through the periodic application of common and specific protective oil-based, the surface may take a silver-gray patina that can be easily removed with a light surface sanding down and subsequent polishing with a jute cloth. Small superficial stains due to oil or other food products must be removed promptly, before the wood can absorb them in depth, sanding down the affected surface and then polishing it with a jute cloth.