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Fumako factsheet

Fumako factsheet

Fumako factsheet

Product catalog summary
Introduction: FUMAKO is a product from Kaindl that combines veneer and solid wood, specifically oak. This technique, dating back to the Middle Ages, involves applying a high-quality veneer to cost-effective softwood. FUMAKO uses a solid oak board with various oak veneer applications, providing a rustic character through Charismo veneers like Oak Antique, Rustic Oak, and Knotty Oak.
Specifications: The product is available in two thicknesses, with a finger-jointed wood board serving as the substrate. The standard veneer thickness is 0.6 mm, while the thick veneer is 0.9 mm. The final thicknesses for solid wood are 20 mm and 21 mm for 19 mm boards, and 39 mm and 40 mm for 38 mm boards.
Quality and Surface Treatment: The veneer quality is classified into Nature Mix (N/N), Structure (S/S), and Elegant (E/E). Knotty Oak, Rustic Oak, and Oak Antique are only available in N/N quality. All veneer decks are glued at joints to ensure excellent joint quality, with C2 glue used for interior humidity resistance. Surface treatment must be applied to both sides to avoid warranty issues.
Processing Instructions: FUMAKO boards can be processed using standard woodworking machinery and must be acclimatized for approximately 48 hours before processing. A final sanding is required to remove residues before any surface treatment like varnishing or staining. A color or reference sample should be made to avoid surface defects.
Technical Properties: The emission class is E1, with a board moisture content at dispatch of 6-10%. Tolerances for thickness, length, and width are specified as +/- 1.0 mm, +20 mm, and +5 mm, respectively.
Contact Information: M. Kaindl KG, Kaindlstr. 2, 5071 Wals/Salzburg, Austria. Phone: +43 662 8588-0, Fax: +43 662 85 13 31, Email: [email protected], Website: www.kaindl.com.
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Fumako factsheet-1

FUMAKO Eine Kombination aus Furnier und Massivholz, das ist FUMAKO von Kaindl. Schon im M ­ ittelalter wurde im Möbelbau günstiges Weichholz mit einem wertigen, 3 mm starken Furnier ­ belegt. Neu ist das Prinzip also nicht, doch nun wesentlich verfeinert: FUMAKO besteht aus einer massiven Eichenholzplatte, die mit Furnier in verschiedenen Eichenvarianten belegt wird. Als Trägermaterial dient eine keilgezinkte Holzplatte, verfügbar in zwei Stärken. Den rustikalen ­ Charakter bekommt FUMAKO durch die schönen Charismo-Furniere, etwa Eiche Altholz, Eiche Wild oder Eiche Astig. Gut kombiniert! Eiche Altholz | Oak Antique Eiche Wild | Rustic Oak Eiche Astig | Knotty Oak A combination of veneer and solid wood – that is FUMAKO from Kaindl. Even in the middle ages it was common for furniture makers to apply a high-quality 3 mm veneer to cost-­ ffective e softwood. Although this technique is not new, it is meanwhile much more elaborate: FUMAKO ­ consists of a solid oak board with various oak veneer applications. A finger-jointed wood board, available in two thicknesses, serves as substrate. FUMAKO gets its rustic character from the attractive Charismo veneers such as Oak Antique, Rustic Oak or Knotty Oak. Well combined!

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Fumako factsheet-2

FUMAKO Eiche Altholz | Oak Antique Format | Size: 3000 x 1250 mm Stärken Trägerplatte Eiche Holzfurnier Elegant (schlicht) * Die Holzarten Eiche Astig, Eiche Wild und Eiche Altholz werden nur in der Ausführung N/N angeboten. Eiche Holzfurnier Alle Furnierdecks werden fugenverleimt, um eine ausgezeichnete Fugenqualität zu gewährleisten. Furnierverleimung Platteneigenschaften Plattenfeuchte bei Auslieferung Holzeinsatz - Standardfurnier 0,6mm: ausschließlich mit transparenter Verleimung - Starkfurnier 0,9mm: Verleimung mit schwarzem oder transparentem Leim möglich. Die Farbe des verwendeten Leims...

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*Prices are pre-tax. They exclude delivery charges and customs duties and do not include additional charges for installation or activation options. Prices are indicative only and may vary by country, with changes to the cost of raw materials and exchange rates.