The processing
Sanding
Sanding process carried out with fine sandpaper which gives the wood a smooth overall appearance. Definitely suitable for modern or minimal environments where the preference is for a floor that completes an ambient without wanting to be the protagonist.
Brushing
Surface-ageing treatment which works towards removing the soft part of the wood, highlighting the more fibrous structure of the grain. The appearance obtained is that of a slightly grooved floor, suitable for more classic and rustic environments. Brushing can be soft, normal, strong or deep, depending on the desired result.
Edge Sanding
Sanding with fine sandpaper along the longitudinal and end profiles of the boards. The floor takes on a worn and lived-in look and is perfectly suited to classic and modern environments; it can be combined with other processes.
Hand planing
Processing of the plank with a hand planer that makes the surface uneven, slightly grooved to the touch. It is a lengthy process and makes the floor particularly suitable for rustic environments.
Bevelling
Sanding with fine sandpaper on the edges of the boards so as to determine an apparent slight gap between them. It can be more or less marked according to needs and personal taste.
Hand bevelling with small notches
Sanding with sandpaper on the edges with the addition of small notches on the edges of the boards, making them irregular and giving the floor a time-worn look.
Bandsawn effect
Carried out with the aid of a special band saw that marks the boards perpendicularly with respect to their length and gives the surface a noticeable irregularity. It is a modern process and reproduces the effect of the old processes that were carried out in the carpentries of the past. It is suitable for both classic and modern environments.
Woodworm Effect
A special manual process that simulates the effect produced by woodworm on wooden boards. It is recommended when you want to give the floor an antique and lived-in look, and is perfectly suited to rustic contexts.