Using less material is the key to a sustainable economy and a better world. Veneer is a thin layer of wood of about 0.6 mm that is cut from a tree trunk. This is joined together to form a sheet and applied to the backing, #GREENGRIDZ. Because veneer is real wood, it is actually indistinguishable from solid. It has the same natural look and feel as solid wood. The grain and colour are unique, because this is a natural product. Sustainable veneer is the #GREENGRIDZ of wood.

WITH LIGHTWEIGHT #GREENGRIDZ WOOD YOU GET MORE PANELS OUT OF THE SAME M3 OF WOOD

The look of a solid wood panel, but not the weight of a wood panel. A more sustainable solution in every respect. By cutting the log into veneer, you can give many more elements the solid look than when the product is actually made of solid wood. From 1m³ solid wood you can get approximately 1000m² of veneer. Calculate how much #GREENGRIDZ WOOD you can make from this. The calculation is simple.

VENEERED WORKTOPS UP TO 5 METRES IN LENGTH IN ONE PIECE

The patented GRID makes it possible to produce worktops in one piece up to a length of 5 metres. Because the panel is super-light and super-stiff, the worktop does not need to be divided. This looks spectacular and weighs almost nothing because 60% to 90% less material is used than with solid worktops.

TRIBOO EXPANDS PRODUCT RANGE WITH #GREENGRIDZ WOOD WORKSTATIONS AND MEETING TABLES

TRIBOO expands the range of #GREENGRIDZ, the circular furniture construction panel with a healthy mission, with a natural wood veneer finish. The lightweight #GREENGRIDZ WOOD panel looks like a solid wood panel, feels like a solid wood panel, smells like a solid wood panel but is not. It saves more than half the kilos of material compared to traditional solid wood panels, reduces CO2 by 60% and even stores CO2. The collection of finishes consists of Dutch Elm, Oak, Smoked Oak and Walnut.

TWO DUTCH COMPANIES JOIN FORCES FOR LOCAL PRODUCTION

TRIBOO and Van Stijn Rijnwoude have joined forces to bring this fine product to the office furnishing market. The one turns waste into valuable circular office furnishings and the other is a family business founded in 1929 that has been proving its worth in the high-quality veneering of board material for years. In addition to veneering, they also produce sound-insulating and sound-absorbing panels for yacht building, interior design, furniture, luxury coachbuilding and door manufacturing.