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Materials for Furniture and Kitchen Production

Carefully selected core materials, laminates, MDF finishes and natural veneers for custom furniture and kitchens. Produced in our partner factories in Latvia and delivered across Europe, tailored to your design and budget.

01 · Core materials

Core materials

The substrates behind every cabinet, front and panel. We choose the core to match the use, the finish and the budget of your project.

MDF / HDF

Dense, smooth fibreboard for painted fronts, panels and precise machining. HDF for thin backs and drawer bottoms.

Standard chipboard

Cost-efficient particle board for carcasses and internal panels, usually laminated or veneered.

Plywood

Cross-laminated layers for strength and stability, with a visible layered edge as a design detail.

Solid wood

Oak, ash, walnut and other hardwoods for fronts, frames, worktops and drawer boxes.

02 · Surfaces & laminates

Specialised surfaces and laminates

Hard-wearing surfaces for countertops, cabinetry and high-traffic furniture, where practical durability meets a clean, simple look.

Furniture linoleum

Natural, matt linoleum laminated onto board. Warm to the touch and available in many colours.

Formica

High-pressure laminate for hard-wearing countertops and cabinet surfaces.

Fenix NTM

Super-matt laminate with a soft touch and anti-fingerprint surface, popular for modern kitchen fronts.

MFC

Melamine-faced chipboard in plain colours and wood decors. The most economical carcass material.

03 · MDF finishes

MDF surfaces and finishes

Smooth, adaptable MDF for bespoke furniture and kitchen fronts, finished in colour or real wood.

Painted MDF

Lacquered MDF in the colour and sheen your design calls for, from deep matt to high gloss, for clean modern fronts.

Veneered MDF

MDF faced with natural wood veneer: the look of solid wood with better dimensional stability.

04 · Veneers

Natural wood veneers

Real wood veneers for refined kitchen cabinetry and tailored furniture, available natural, stained or painted.

European oak

Our most requested veneer: warm tone and pronounced grain that suits almost any interior.

Birch

Light, fine and even grain, well suited to Scandinavian interiors.

European ash

Pale with a bold, expressive grain. A lighter alternative to oak.

Oregon pine

Warm, reddish tone with a striking straight grain.

European pine

Light and natural, with visible knots for a relaxed look.

Walnut

Rich brown tones for premium, high-end furniture.

Smoked oak

Smoked oak

Oak darkened by fuming, bringing out deep brown tones and texture.

Painted veneer kitchen material

Painted veneer

Veneer finished in colour while the wood texture stays visible.

Stained veneer kitchen material

Stained veneer

Veneer tinted to a specific shade while keeping the natural grain.

Material samples

Not sure which material fits your project?

Send us your design and requirements. We will recommend suitable materials and finishes and can send samples before production starts.

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