Wood – what do you need to know about it?

If you decide on borcas furniture, you must know that it is made of natural wood that comes from local suppliers. Regardless of which variant or color you choose – each structure is maximally stable, timeless and solid. We don’t have to convince you that the wood is beautiful and gives 100% natural character. It is worth mentioning, however, that each piece is unique. See what characterizes the first class of wood that we use in the production of furniture.

Are there any differences possible in wooden furniture?

If you place two vogel desks from our offer next to each other with a wooden top, you may notice subtle differences in their appearance. It all depends on the conditions under which the tree has matured and how its structure looks. The naturalness of wood translates into subtle changes in its rings or shades.

What determines the color of the wood?

Each wooden piece of furniture can be oiled or varnished. After all, the color of two identical surfaces may be slightly different. The color of the wood depends on many factors, including the climatic conditions in which it matured. No worries – we guarantee you that the natural color of the wood translates into its elegance, timelessness and uniqueness.

Can wood change its structure?

Wood is a noble material, and the conditions in which it grows and lives affect its appearance. Factors such as temperature, sunlight or humidity can translate into small changes in the structure, e.g. cracks or surface smoothness. This is a natural process, so remember to regularly maintain and care for wood.

What is the difference between class A and class B?

First of all, small black knots are visible in class A. There may also be slight changes in the structure, i.e. subtle cracks or rings with elements of gloss. They testify to the nobility of wood. Cores and resin are also visible on the furniture, but there are not many of them. In addition, there are few hypertrophy and blue stains.

In class B, knots may appear, which fall out from the side of the board, and the cracks are more visible. The same applies to the core and resin. The characteristic stripes testify to the bruising that is allowed in this class of wood.

It is worth mentioning that the cracks that appear along the wood fibers are natural and beautiful. In turn, subtle discoloration or gloss perfectly reflect light and complement the unique appearance of the surface. Patterns that are in harmony with nature guarantee the timeless appearance of the furniture for a long time.

All borcas furniture is available in A / AB wood.
Wood supplied from FSC Certificate suppliers.