The materials used in our furniture production are pine and birch.

Our sawmill spans 9 hectares, processing around 450 m³ of wood daily—equivalent to approximately 17 truckloads. After cutting, the wood is dried in our chambers, with a total capacity of 3,900 m³ per load.

Lamellas are scanned using advanced optical and X-ray technology to detect internal defects which are then removed. Defect-free lamellas are finger-joined to create longer, flawless pieces, which are then glued into glueboard. Our daily production capacity reaches nearly 10,000 m³ of glueboard.

Glueboard is precisely cut and molded to achieve the desired external shape, from simple chamfers to more complex tenons and rounded forms, ensuring versatility in design and precision in production.

With 23 drilling machines, we drill 5 million pieces each month. Our fleet includes 6 side-drilling machines and equipment capable of drilling at various angles, allowing for efficient handling of complex designs.

We operate 10 different types of CNC machines, which can perform a range of operations such as drilling, sanding, and formatting. This versatility enables us to create diverse and complex shapes, processing between 200 to 2,000 elements per machine each day.

Using water-based and UV lacquers, we apply three lacquering techniques—UV, electrostatic, and spray coating. These methods allow us to achieve high-quality finishes, even on the most complex shapes and surfaces.

Our partially automated packaging line efficiently handles up to 3,500 boxes per shift, ensuring secure and streamlined packaging for fast, reliable distribution.