DRYING
Wood intended for KROMA boards undergoes a seasoning process and is dried to a moisture level of 8%.
Each KROMA board is a unique masterpiece, the result of masterful craftsmanship. Our products are distinguished by exceptional precision and attention to the smallest details. We reject mass production in favor of an individual approach - the expertise and years of experience of our specialists play a key role here.
Wood intended for KROMA boards undergoes a seasoning process and is dried to a moisture level of 8%.
Each board is created by manually joining several elements. True mastery lies in achieving an even shade without unfavorable discoloration and knots.
The finesse of our board grinding gives the wood an almost silky softness to the touch. We achieve this effect by using P150 grit sandpaper.
The boards are saturated with the highest quality oil. This natural impregnating agent provides the wood with durable and ecological protection against moisture.
Wood we use
It is characterized by significant specific weight, high hardness, great durability and moderate tendency to shrink.
It stands out with a rich color palette and high hardness and elasticity.
Common beech subjected to steam steaming process. It is characterized by high hardness, heavy weight, cohesion, low hygroscopicity and attractive color.
Common beech subjected to steam steaming process. It features high hardness, significant specific weight, compact structure, low hygroscopicity and spectacular coloring.
Ash subjected to high temperature in a thermal chamber. It is distinguished by high hardness, low hygroscopicity and dimensional stability. The color of thermo ash allows it to compete with the aesthetic values of exotic wood.