Solid Panel

The solid panel has always had a distinctive place in our company. Our production of solid panels, which started in 2000, is progressing with maximum efficiency by supporting 7 units of 5-layer hot press, long finger joining lines and with many machines such as opticat. Our panel production is divided into classes under TSE standards and presented to our valued customers.

• The top plate of the stacked panels may become hunched over time. The hunchbacked plate will flatten when it is held upside down.

• Produced panels should be veneered as soon as possible and cut off its touch with air.

• All surfaces of the panels should be veneered.

• Panels should be processed as soon as possible.

• Panels should be stacked on top of each other by placing strips of equal length and equal thickness between them.

• The relative humidity of the area where the panels are to be used and the relative humidity of the storage where they are stacked should be the same.

• The wedges to be placed under the stacks must be equally spaced and of equal thickness.

• Panel stacks should not be in an environment with excessive air circulation.

• Our solid panels are produced from various tree species in our panel line. The tree species are beech, limba, sapelli, iroko, chestnut, oak, pine and spruce.
• First, the timber that we supply is cut in various sizes and dried in our drying ovens at a humidity of 8% + / -2.
• The joining process uses water based D4 PVA glue for softwoods (pine, spruce etc.), polyurethane glue for hardwoods (oak, iroko etc).

• Our panel varieties are classified as full length and jointless.
  Our full-length panels are joined by the finger joint method (end-to-end insertion).
• Qualities of solid panels we produce: Extra, AB and BB.
  Extra quality – clean on both sides, no knobs, no color difference
  EU quality – front face is clean, other face is not color compatible
  BB quality (for softwoods) – two-sided color incompatible
  BB quality (for hardwoods) – knobs on both faces