Latin name: Juglans regia.
Origin: Europe, North Africa, Asia Minor.
Color: brown.
It is a semi-hard wood that works easily. It is the wood most prized by European cabinetmakers. His magnifying glass and his stump give prodigious drawings. This is where the butts of luxury rifles and the dashboards of the most prestigious cars come from. Stabilized wood is wood that is saturated with synthetic resin, colorless or colored. Stabilization is carried out in our workshop. We can achieve the stabilization of all your parts. All types of wood can be stabilized, except softwoods, but very hard and very strong woods do not deserve to be stabilized. Stabilization takes on its full meaning in two specific cases: Some soft woods could not be used in cutlery if they were not stabilized. The best example is that of the poplar whose burls and forks have designs that are sometimes astoundingly beautiful. And molds that attack even hardwoods sometimes form patterns of amazing colors and shapes. Stabilization makes it possible to take advantage of these accidents which would make the wood unusable. A good example is "scorched" (i.e. partially moldy) beech.
