STOCK PRODUCTION GROUP
Solid Wood Panel
Finger-jointed solid wood panel
Solid wood panel is made by finger-jointing ripped, defect-free lamellae and pressing them together. It gives a far stronger semi-finished product than chipboard for furniture carcasses, worktops, shelves and doors.
- Produced at the Kastamonu OIZ shared-use facility
- Species, grade and moisture recorded per batch
- Dimensional and surface control before dispatch
- Toll and stock production, same line and technical team
Technical specifications
SpeciesFir / Scots pine
GradeAA-AB-AC / BB-BC-CC
TypeFinger-jointed
Place of productionKastamonu OIZ
DimensionsTo order
Where it is used
- Furniture carcasses, doors and shelving
- Worktops and work surfaces
- Stair treads and handrail cores
- Interior decorative panels
Which lines it runs through
- 01Log intake and tandem sawing
- 02Drying to target moisture in a vacuum or conventional kiln
- 03Multi-ripping and defect removal
- 04Finger-jointing and pressing
- 05Optimised cut-to-size, sanding / calibrating
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What the technical office needs to know
With these four headings supplied, your exact piece can be priced rather than an estimate.
- 01Species: fir or Scots pine
- 02Grade class: AA-AB-AC or BB-BC-CC
- 03Panel size (thickness × width × length) and quantity
- 04Required moisture range
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Toll work is priced on machine hours, stock production per cubic metre. A binding quotation is issued after inspection of the material.