Yes, Formfiber is also available with a lacquered finish and is often used for boxes, folders, and similar products.

Yes, all of our wood materials are cut to exact dimensions and shapes to fit each design.

Of course. We analyze function, form, durability, cost, and molding requirements to recommend the right material for each project.

Yes, we install M4–M12 drive-in nuts in plywood, Formfiber, and board with high precision using robotic processes.

Yes, we can produce prototypes quickly thanks to our flexible stamping and injection molding processes.

Formfiber consists mainly of recycled fiberboard and is therefore a very sustainable choice for construction projects and furniture components.

Yes, recycled fiberboard offers both a lower environmental impact and good workability, making it an attractive option for many furniture designs.

We use fiberboard, plywood, and particleboard primarily for furniture components and as frameworks in various structures. All materials can be die-cut and molded to create custom details for our customers.

We use fiberboard, plywood, and particleboard primarily for furniture components and as frameworks in various structures. All materials can be die-cut and molded to create custom details for our customers.

We offer the grades B/BB, BB/BB, BB/CP, CP/CP, and C/C, depending on the surface finish and structural requirements.

Standard molded fiber is primarily used for the compression molding of furniture components. It consists of 75% recycled cardboard and 25% kraft paper.

Formfiber is our recycled, laminated fiberboard that has been in use for over 30 years. It is very environmentally friendly and is often used for furniture components and compression molding.

Fiberboard, often called Masonite, is 3–4.8 mm thick and is used primarily for packaging and in furniture such as sofas and armchairs.

Plywood is a popular wood material used in furniture components. We stock birch plywood in a wide range of thicknesses, from 1.5 mm to 12 mm.

Formfiber std has a density of 0.9 kg/dm³ and Formfiber hd has a density of 1.1 kg/dm³, which provides stability and good moldability.

Molded fiber is available in several thicknesses ranging from 1.0 mm to 3.2 mm, depending on the variant, but it can then be compression-molded to a thickness of up to 12–15 mm.

We offer Formfiber std, Formfiber hd, and Formfiber in a painted finish—all available in various thicknesses and densities depending on the application.

Furniture, interior design, industrial structures, packaging, and manufacturers in need of lightweight, moldable, and sustainable materials.