Engineered (veneered) panels

Veneered products are increasingly popular in modern staircase designs, where both aesthetics and budget considerations are crucial. They are widely used in residential homes, offices, and single-family houses.

Our product lineup includes:

Veneered Oak Treads:

Perfect for open and floating stairs, providing both durability and an elegant appearance.

The use of veneers—thin slices of wood adhered to a core made from lower-quality materials—allows for an advantageous combination  of visual attractiveness and reduced product costs. This approach promotes the efficient utilization of smaller and imperfect pieces of wood, which can be regarded as an environmentally friendly practice.

Veneered panels, made of thin slices of wood staves adhered to oak core, represent an innovate approach to modern construction. Our product lineup includes: veneered oak treads, veneered oak newels and veneered door leaves. They offer lots of functionalities:

Superior durability:

Greater mechanical strength and better stability, compared to natural [piece of] wood.

Flawless visual appeal:

Perfect for open and floating stairs, providing both durability and an elegant appearance.

High quality:

Consistent and repeatable quality for dependable results.

Precision and efficiency:

Dimensional accuracy, allowing efficient use of material and reducing waste during assembly.

We also offer:

Veneered Door Leaves: Designed for both interior and exterior applications. These door leaves are constructed from solid wood and veneered with MDF (Medium Density Fiberboard), with a core that typically consists of a single-layer board joined using micro-laminating technology, ensuring stability and resistance to deformation. The door veneers are moisture-resistant, allowing for usage in both dry and humid environments. Additionally, many of these products are available in „exterior” and „formaldehyde-free” versions, which eliminate the risk of harmful emissions.  This makes them ideal for use in enclosed spaces, such as public buildings, kindergartens, hospitals, and passive houses, where environmental standards and user safety are of utmost importance.