BauBuche Panel

BauBuche Panel

BauBuche Panel is suitable for:
  • Interior joiners
  • Stairs
  • Furniture

In BauBuche Panel, the veneer layers are vertical to the panel surface.
This material is extremely durable and easy to clean, which makes it particularly suitable for table tops, desks, ceiling and wall panelling, stars and elegant timber floors.

BauBuche panels can be machined like solid hardwood or hardwood boards. Thanks to their attractive veneer layer pattern, the panels are ideal for exposed applications, and the sanded surfaces allow for easy coating.

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Sustainable and resource-saving. Skeleton construction with beech wood

As part of the Engineering Timber Construction Days 2023, Dipl. Ing. Jan Hassan spoke about the use of BauBuche. Get to know BauBuche, a high-performance material made of beech wood with a compressive strength like concrete C50/60. With it, columns and beams of skeleton structures can be executed as slender as with reinforced concrete.

If you already have a specific project or would like individual advice, simply book a consultation appointment.

BauBuche Panel

In BauBuche Panel, the veneer layers are vertical to the panel surface.
This material is extremely durable and easy to clean, which makes it particularly suitable for table tops, desks, ceiling and wall panelling, stars and elegant timber floors.

BauBuche panels can be machined like solid hardwood or hardwood boards. Thanks to their attractive veneer layer pattern, the panels are ideal for exposed applications, and the sanded surfaces allow for easy coating.

Board BauBuche Q

*Board BauBuche Q will not be available until the fourth quarter of 2023.

Aschaffenburg

Creuzburg

Rietberg

Malchow

For a long time beechwood was neglected in forestry, and was mainly used as firewood. It was not until the mid-19th century that the beech tree was discovered as a source of timber, and afforestation began. Today it is the most common deciduous tree in Germany, accounting for around 15% of the entire tree population.

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POLLMEIER IS A MEMBER OF GERMANY'S FEDERAL ASSOCIATION OF SAWMILLING AND WOOD INDUSTRIES​