Raw wood panels often form the core of more elaborate products, such as ennobled or laminated panels. An economical and resistant material, adaptable to coverings which transform it into a product applicable in many interior design contexts.

Lamellar Panels: fireproof structural material for carpentry made up of solid wood lamellas glued together. Natural and resistant product. Blockboard panels: made up of a core of fir strips, they can be covered with veneers, laminates and lacquering. Mainly used for interior design. MDF/HDF panels: composed of wood fibers hot pressed with glue and resin with low formaldehyde content. They can be customized with matt or glossy lacquering. Multilayer panels: mainly composed of poplar veneer, stable and easy to work with. Their water resistance also allows them to be used for exterior design. Chipboard panels: made of wood particles and resins with low formaldehyde content, glued and hot pressed. Depending on the glues used, they can be water-repellent or fire-retardant.