A modern timber product, BauBuche Panel lends an entirely new look to beech, the traditional furniture maker’s wood. Thanks to the vertically aligned veneer layers, the surface of the hardwood panels is both elegant and extremely tough. BauBuche Panel is as easy to use as solid wood panels. The sanded surfaces are also ideal for further finishing and colouring with stains.

BauBuche Panel behaves in a similar way to solid wood boards. After transport it is necessary to ensure that the material can adjust slowly to the workshop climate. This means that, after cutting to size, stickers (spacing sticks) should be placed between the individual boards.

Longitudinal edges, particularly if the length is greater than 2.0 m, are often not exactly parallel with the laminations, so even after careful cutting (or parallel cutting) the glued joints become visible. If necessary, a solid wooden edge (e.g. made of Pollmeier beech sawn timber) can be glued on. If this is done with an automatic edging machine, it must be ensured that the glued surfaces of the edges have not been planed, but have a sanding pattern with a grit size of 40 or 60. The edges should be treated with an adhesive primer (e.g. Dorus ND 183 / 1). Even better results will be achieved through the use of a PVAC glue (D3 or D4).

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A modern timber product, BauBuche Panel lends an entirely new look to beech, the traditional furniture maker’s wood. Take a look at this project by Coy Yiontis that was also shortlisted for the 2019 Architecture Awards. 

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