WALNUT
The natural black walnut veneer is dark, hard, dense and tight grain. It is appreciated by those who work it for its strength, grain and color. It is polished to a very soft finish, and the color varies from creamy white in the albura to a dark chocolate in the duramen.
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Common name: American Walnut / Black Walnut
Color: Duramen that varies in tones from a light brown to a dark chocolate. The albura is creamy white.
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Grain or thread: Straight usually, although sometimes it can be wavy resulting in a very attractive and decorative veining.
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Texture: Rough
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Care:
1. Dry: For powdered furniture clean the furniture with a dry cloth.
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2. Rinse: For medium dirty and stained furniture, we will resume with a damp cloth, this will serve to remove the small particles that were not removed in the dry cleaning stage.
Do not use chemical cleaning products as they may principally damage the natural veneer.
PAROTA
Natural parota veneer is renowned for its incredible beauty given its color and texture properties as well as its moisture resistance. It is moderately resistant to fungal and termite attack. This wood has a low, medium weight. It also has features that allow you to give it an excellent finish.
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Common name: Parota / Huanacaxtle
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Color: The duramen is dark brown. The albura ranges from yellowish white to gray.
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Grain or thread: It has an irregular thread which makes it moderately difficult to work with hand tools.
Texture: Thick
Care:
1. Dry: For powdered furniture clean the furniture with a dry cloth.
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2. Rinse: For medium dirty and stained furniture, we will resume with a damp cloth, this will serve to remove the small particles that were not removed in the dry cleaning stage.
Do not use chemical cleaning products as they may principally damage the natural veneer.
CAMEL
GRIS OLIVO
GRIS GRAVA
ALASKA
OAK
Oak natural veneer mainly has straight veins, it's also rough and thick. Oak wood tend to be hard and heavy, with medium bending strength and stiffness, as well as high impact resistance.
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Common name: Oak
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Color: The color of the albura of the red oak ranges from white to light brown and that of the duramen it's reddish pink brown.
Grain or thread: It has an irregular thread which makes it moderately difficult to work with hand tools.
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Texture: Rough
Care:
1. Dry: For powdered furniture clean the furniture with a dry cloth.
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2. Rinse: For medium dirty and stained furniture, we will resume with a damp cloth, this will serve to remove the small particles that were not removed in the dry cleaning stage.
Do not use chemical cleaning products as they may principally damage the natural veneer.
OKOUME
Okumé natural veneer is native to Central Africa, mainly from countries such as Gabon or Equatorial Guinea. It is a soft wood, very regular appearance thanks to its smooth texture, the straight fiber, and a pale brown color, has a vein: straight, interwinded or slightly wavy.
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Common name: okumé /okumen / gabon
Color: Duramen between brown and pale pink to light grey and the albura in a lighter and paler color.
Grain or thread: Fine​
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Care:
1. Dry: For powdered furniture clean the furniture with a dry cloth.
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2. Rinse: For medium dirty and stained furniture, we will resume with a damploth, this will serve to remove the small particles that were not removed in the dry cleaning stage.
Do not use chemical cleaning products as they may principally damage the natural veneer.
