As a healthy material, wood can combine several properties, including a small link to the material shown at the beginning. We talked about this here during the full declaration. A nice development of solid wood panel, which has finally been shaped here via holes, saws, slits and also has another healthy property due to the absorption option, namely acoustic absorption.

The fact that wood generally has or has one characteristic is the ability to age with a beautiful patina. The complex major theme of patina is already somewhat combined in the DNA of the materials, especially in the case of natural building materials; a natural material has the nice property that, as used over the years, it can develop and develop a patina that ideally makes the material more valuable over the period of use.

That the variety of applications in the material class alone extends to the extent that they are offered in oversize format, as a highly complexly processed acoustic panel, as a rod glued solid furniture panel here to very finely framed, then in turn pressed insulation elements, which, with the appropriate layered structures, result in very, very healthy wall systems.

A wood fiber insulation material is predestined to a certain extent to then provide it with a clay or, as before, lime coating and to consciously use the positive properties of climate optimization here. As well as with the materials, even if they are used below as insulation, as structural wood, people have already thought about a suitably healthy, environmentally friendly reuse or corresponding recycling into the cycle, which can be closed again here.