Latin name: Betula pubescens.
Other names: birch from Finland, birch maser, birch from Carinthia.
Origin (natural): Northern Europe on peatlands and wetlands. / stabilization in france
Comment: This wood is dense and easy to work. In cutlery and cabinetmaking are tortuous trunks and magnifiers that are sought after. They deliver a wood called madré, i.e. veined or speckled with brown with a nice effect, peculiar to veneer. Madré birch is a natural material used in cutlery. The artisans of our French company specializing in the manufacture of cutlery materials, offer high quality stabilized birch and treated to strict standards. This material, both aesthetic and solid, is ideal for making knife sleeves, thus providing a touch of elegance to your cutting tool.
Wood stabilized: Stabilizing a material literally means making it more stable, one could say in most cases that this operation consists of densifying it, using a resin. By a process that we keep secret we give heart a resin and/or pigments of color.
We thus obtain a more homogeneous and often more aesthetic material because the resin (and/or pigments) highlights the drawings of the stabilized part.
In addition to aesthetic aspects, this process makes it possible to make usable materials which had only weak mechanical qualities. Thus a wood "heated" or heavily damaged regains a nobility.
Our catalogue: We offer a wide range of natural wood, stabilized wood, bones, horns, cervids, minerals, composite materials (carbons, fiberglass, etc.) and mounting accessories (visserie).
