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★Orderable Solid Wood The popular "Free Cut Laminated Wood" allows you to order wood in your preferred size. This Free Cut series, which is useful as parts for original furniture such as tabletops and shelves, has now added a new lineup of "Solid Wood." Solid wood, as the name suggests, is pure wood without any mixture. It is a single piece of wood cut from a log, not joined or glued together, allowing you to enjoy the natural volume of the wood and appreciate its beautiful grain. When you want a casual look, you can choose laminated wood; when you want something a bit more luxurious, consider this solid wood. How about selecting materials according to your mood? ★Wood Species There are a total of 12 wood species to choose from. Leading the list are popular options like ash, white ash, oak, white oak, and black cherry, along with relatively affordable softwoods like north pine and cedar. For a more luxurious feel, there are walnut, teak, and eucalyptus, as well as some unique options like poplar and menpisan. You can choose from a variety of wood species, each with its own personality and charm. Be sure to find your favorite wood species!

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★ A wall material that seems like it should exist but doesn't After a long time, I found a unique and strong old wood. Personally, I thought it would be cool to put various old woods on the wall... and finally, I encountered it. This wall decoration material is made from reused teak wood that has been used for many years as railway sleepers, building materials for houses, and materials for wooden ships overseas. It features the original texture of the wood with its unique bumps and beautiful grain, showcasing the material quality that only old wood can provide. ★ There are a total of 4 types! The textured bumps of the wood are preserved as they are, and the traces of time that the old wood has gone through are vividly retained in three types: "thick, thin, and mosaic." The chunky ones were originally from columns? The darkened ones are remnants of the sleepers? The ruggedness and depth of the bumpy texture, having endured many years, evoke a sense of accumulated time. Compared to the thick, thin, and mosaic types, the "square" is relatively flat. Its understated shape pairs excellently with greenery and is an easy-to-handle material.