About Wood
We use only the best parts of the timber we buy in our production.

After remaining for a pre-determined length of time in our own drying chamber, the lumber is hand-sorted and glued into tabletops. These tops are then allowed to remain in our storehouse until the glue has hardened thoroughly. Then the tops are milled on CNC (Computer Numeric Controlled) machines according to sizes and profiles specified for each particular model. The tables are then sanded before being treated. Finally, they are assembled into finished products.


Despite the use of modern technology, our experienced furniture makers take pride in maintaining the traditional skills used in the manufacture of quality furniture. The texture and beauty of wood’s natural qualities are preserved throughout the entire process.


By drying the timber in our own drying chamber, we achieve the same percentage of humidity as that in a normal Danish home during the winter. This process optimizes the quality of the wood used in our tables. 		Cellulose in wood is able to absorb and give off moisture depending on its surroundings. When it is dry, cellulose gives off moisture, and the wood will contract. When the surroundings are humid, the cellulose will absorb moisture, and the wood will expand.

Therefore, beech expands in the summer when the indoor humidity is high and contracts again in the winter when the indoor humidity is low. For example, a beech table measuring 85 X 135 cm can expand 15 mm in width if the surrounding humidity increases from 40% to 60%! On top of that, the tabletop can warp a bit because of the angle of the fibers in the wood.

However, this is by no means a defect in your table. On the contrary, it adds to its charm and is proof that solid tabletops are manufactured of living materials.