Träslagsguide

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KORENA listar 22 verifierade lövträplankor. Varje planka fotograferas och mäts före publicering, med bekräftat träslag, mått och ursprung, och skickas från partnerlager i EU.

Visar 13–24 av 37 träslag

Grows commercially in Europe
Ulmus procera
Engelsk alm
Rare salvaged hardwood with interlocked grain, wild figure, and exceptional steam-bending behaviour. Hard-won material with genuine craft heritage.
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Grows commercially in Europe
Fraxinus excelsior
Europeisk ask
Pale, ring-porous hardwood with bold grain and the best steam-bending behaviour in Europe. Strong and tough, but strictly interior use.
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Grows commercially in Europe
Fagus sylvatica
Europeisk bok
The workshop workhorse. Pale, dense, fine-textured hardwood with straight grain, and the wood that bends.
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Grows commercially in Europe
Taxus baccata
Europeisk idegran
Rare, culturally significant, and exceptionally durable. Dramatic orange-red heartwood against cream sapwood, and the wood of the English longbow.
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Mycket stabilt
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Grows commercially in Europe
Larix decidua
Europeisk lärk
The one European softwood that will sit outside untreated, and the most decorative of the group. Hardest conifer KORENA lists, at the cost of fighting resin at every stage.
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Grows commercially in Europe
Prunus avium
Europeiskt körsbär
A refined cabinet wood with fine, even grain that ages from pinkish-tan to a deep reddish-brown.
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Grows commercially in Europe
Pyrus communis
Europeiskt päronträ
Master-grade carving and cabinet wood with a fine even texture. Slab-size pieces are rare and prized when they appear.
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Grows commercially in Europe
Picea abies
Gran
The most abundant conifer in Europe and the lightest slab material KORENA lists. Pale, even, easy at the bench, and soft enough that you should choose it deliberately.
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Grows commercially in Europe
Abies cephalonica
Grekisk ädelgran
A Greek mountain endemic with almost no published property data. Bought for provenance and rarity rather than performance figures.
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Gleditsia triacanthos
Honungsal
A hardwood species in the KORENA reference list. Review the slab photos, measured outline, moisture notes, and partner-yard provenance before reserving a piece.
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Acer saccharum
Hård lönn
The canonical butcher-block and kitchen-island wood. Pale, dense, food-safe, and hard-wearing. North American import, long established as a furniture-grade species through European channels.
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Grows commercially in Europe
Platanus × acerifolia
Londonplatan
Quartersawn London Plane reveals lacewood: large medullary rays catch the light in dense, scaly flecks. The slab's signature, and its whole reason for being on this list.
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