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− | |''' | + | |'''Local wood instead of tropical wood''' || maple, apple, birch, pear, beech, douglas fir, oak, elder, ash, spruce, field maple, hornbeam, cherry, Kastanie, pine, larch, lime, walnut, poplar, Robinie, chestnut, elm, fir, Zirbelkiefer, plum, ...... and '''Wood with color variations''' like z.B. red core beechBuche, brown core oak, olive ash, grina birch. '''spceial wood''' like Service tree, rowanberry, service tree, bird cherry a.o. '''Innovations''' and technical processes such as "smoking" can permanently darken domestic woods; any dark color can be produced, from brown, brown-red to deep black. |
+ | '''Outdoor wood''': Many of our woods are very durable outdoors, such as oak, robinia, larch (even tropical wood cannot be kept indefinitely if left untreated. | ||
+ | '''Innovative procedures''' make our woods with their very good technical properties even better, such as thermosing and other processes ||Recommendation Always ask for a HOLZ VON HIER certificate, because potentially domestic wood species can also have very long transport distances behind them ... without the environmental label. | ||
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Aktuelle Version vom 12. September 2020, 12:40 Uhr
|Local wood instead of tropical wood || maple, apple, birch, pear, beech, douglas fir, oak, elder, ash, spruce, field maple, hornbeam, cherry, Kastanie, pine, larch, lime, walnut, poplar, Robinie, chestnut, elm, fir, Zirbelkiefer, plum, ...... and Wood with color variations like z.B. red core beechBuche, brown core oak, olive ash, grina birch. spceial wood like Service tree, rowanberry, service tree, bird cherry a.o. Innovations and technical processes such as "smoking" can permanently darken domestic woods; any dark color can be produced, from brown, brown-red to deep black. Outdoor wood: Many of our woods are very durable outdoors, such as oak, robinia, larch (even tropical wood cannot be kept indefinitely if left untreated. Innovative procedures make our woods with their very good technical properties even better, such as thermosing and other processes ||Recommendation Always ask for a HOLZ VON HIER certificate, because potentially domestic wood species can also have very long transport distances behind them ... without the environmental label. |- |}