Fronts and details
Solid timber may suit frames, handles, legs or edges that are seen and touched close up.
Solid timber should be named precisely: visible grain does not mean an entire cabinet is solid. In Marbella we propose it where its construction and feel add something useful, and specify which parts are actually solid.
Species, grain direction and finish are chosen with the form of the furniture. A wide panel behaves differently from a leg or an edge.
Solid timber may suit frames, handles, legs or edges that are seen and touched close up.
Before drawing a broad panel, we consider joints and the material’s natural movement.
Lacquer, oil or another treatment changes feel, colour and care. It is agreed using a representative sample.
Solid timber, veneer and technical board can share one piece when every component is identified in the quotation.
The product specification must suit its intended use.
A veneered door has real wood on its surface without being solid throughout. Ask for body, fronts, edges and finish to be specified separately.
Timber responds to its environment. The construction must allow for movement; we do not promise that every piece will remain completely static.
Guidance depends on species and protection. At handover we explain cleaning products and precautions for the selected finish.
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View on InstagramNo. For some broad surfaces or conditions, a board with natural veneer may be more suitable. We compare function and cost.
Yes. The junction and differing movement between materials are resolved before production.
The proposal should name the material of each component rather than calling the whole unit “wood”.
A room photograph and grain reference help decide where solid material is worth using.