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Worktops and tabletops can last a lifetime - if the right material is chosen. Here you can find out what you need to consider when choosing between wood, stone and plastic, which type of wood is best suited for worktops and tabletops and what "finger-jointed" means.

Which is better: wooden, stone or plastic countertops?

The advantages and disadvantages of the different materials.

Solid wood, plywood, chipboard: what's the difference?

What are the differences between the different construction methods.

What is the best wood for panels?

A comparison of the most popular types of wood for wooden panels.

What does “finger-jointed” mean for wooden panels?

What makes a finger-jointed wooden panel.

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Table of Contents

Planning

Usage
Working height kitchen
Exterior Area
wood pattern
Shipping

Quality

wood, stone or plastic
Solid wood, plywood or chipboard
best wood
finger joint

Care

Treatment methods
  Dying
  Grow
  paint
  glaze
Clean
teak care

Origin

Origin
Sustainability

Our wooden panels

Teak wood board 30mm rounded edges
finger-jointed, cut to size with edge processing, FSC 100%

teak wood panel 30mm

from 345,00 € m²

excl. Shipping
Teak board 30mm herringbone patternTeak board 30mm herringbone pattern
herringbone pattern, 250 x 63,5 cm, FSC 100%

Teak worktop 30mm

450,00 €

excl. Shipping
Wooden board teak 30mm thick FSC 100%
finger-jointed, cut to size, FSC 100%

teak wood panel 30mm

315,00 € per m²

excl. Shipping
Rubberwood board 30mm, wood board cut
finger-jointed, SVLK-certified

rubber tree plate 30mm

110,00 € m²

excl. Shipping