Stabilized end-grain heated beech block - multi-colored - Raffir

Scientific name: Fagus sylvatica

Origin: Netherland

Color: Golden beige (natural)

Comments: Spalted wood refers to a disease (often a fungus) that the wood has suffered during its growth. The wood becomes mechanically less efficient but with a beautiful design. Stabilization is the solution to this mechanical problem. A "end grain" wood is cut perpendicular to the wood grain.

Stabilizing a material literally consists in making it more stable, one could say in most cases that this operation consists in densifying it, using a resin. By a process that we keep secret, we penetrate a resin and/or color pigments to the heart.

We thus obtain a more homogeneous and often more aesthetic material because the resin (and/or the pigments) highlights the designs of the stabilized part.

In addition to the aesthetic aspects, this process makes it possible to make usable materials that had only low mechanical qualities. Thus a "heated" or heavily damaged wood regains nobility.

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