Larch
In larch, the natural grain pattern and colour variation of the wood are clearly visible. In addition to natural knots, larch surfaces also feature oval knots, round knots and knots that have been treated with brown wood cement.
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Wood species
When choosing a wood species, it is important to consider the different characteristics of each species, such as durability and appearance. Read about tree species and their characteristics at the bottom of the page. The choice affects the price of the product.
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Treatment
Surface treatment refers to surface sanding or brushing. Brushing raises the grain pattern of the wood to the surface, exposing the structure. The brushed surface is comfortable to stand on barefoot and is recommended for families with pets and children, as scratches are not as visible as they are on smooth-polished surfaces. Sanded surfaces are flat and smooth, which facilitates cleaning. The choice does not affect the price of the product.
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Surface treatment
Our products are available with a choice of two finishes: hard wax oil or matte lacquer. Both finishes are UV-cured, making them moisture-repellent and easy to care for. The hard wax-oiled surface is not slippery and can be repaired in places if necessary. It does not require regular maintenance oiling (such as natural oiling), but is waxed according to wear. The matte-lacquered surface provides greater abrasion resistance, and is therefore an excellent choice for lobbies, hallways and kitchens, for instance. The choice does not affect the price.
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Larch is a valued softwood species. The colour of its heartwood is a reddish brown, while the sapwood is lighter in colour. Larch withstands wear better than pine. Larch is characterised by its significant colour variations and knottiness.
In larch, the natural grain pattern and colour variation of the wood are clearly visible. In addition to natural knots, larch surfaces also feature oval knots, round knots and knots that have been treated with brown wood cement. The colour varies naturally from a light yellowish tone to a reddish colour. The rustic appearance of the wood evens out the variation.
