Pollmeier COMPONENTS // Solid beech
Hardwood manufacturers around the world face fierce price competition. Since material costs are their largest expense, they are constantly on the lookout for potential savings in this area.
At Pollmeier, we understand that our products must offer a real cost advantage. That is why we have developed a new product that helps our customers reduce their costs and focus on their core business:
Pollmeier COMPONENTS // Solid beech.
Pollmeier COMPONENTS // Solid Beech are our custom-cut components. They are made exclusively from beech wood sourced from sustainably managed forests. They are lightly steamed and carefully kiln-dried to 7–9% moisture content. Our solid wood components are cut to exact lengths and widths and calibrated for thickness.
In short: Pollmeier components are ready to use and help you save money.
AAA (4 sides, no defects)
Approximately 5% of parts may exhibit slight variations in quality.
Suitable for all visible applications, such as moldings, posts and rails, furniture and framing components, slatted bed bases, laminated panels, partitions, and drawers
AAX (3 sides free of defects)
Approximately 5% of parts may exhibit slight variations in quality.
For applications with one-sided visual requirements, such as baseboards, door edge bands, floorboards, flooring, and furniture frames
CCC (4 sides with no color defects)
Approximately 5% of parts may exhibit slight variations in quality.
Color defects are tolerated on all sides, i.e., red heart, bluish discoloration, mineral spots
For all applications where color is not considered a defect, such as opaque colored moldings, dowels, dowel rods, sticks, and brushes
CCX (3 flawless sides) The front panel is nearly flawless; the color is not considered a defect Approximately 5% of parts may exhibit slight variations in quality.
Color defects are tolerated on all sides, i.e., red heart, bluish discoloration, mineral spots
For all applications where color is not considered a defect, such as edge-glued panels, painted moldings, floorboards, furniture frames, and brushes.
GGG (carcasses)
The ideal wood for framing
Any wood characteristics that do not compromise stability are permitted
Nodes covering no more than one-third of the cross-sectional area
Used for furniture frames