Lupo

Smooth
After gluing and profiling, the noble lamella is sanded with 220/240 g (very fine) sandpaper. After the sanding, you can then proceed with the treatment to obtain a perfect flat surface, without any other peculiarity.

Brushed
The surface and soft part of the wood is removed by passing under special brushes that leave the hardest wood grain in relief and give it greater resistance to wear and tear.

Planed
It recalls the result of the ancient techniques used to flatten and smooth the rough boards. The floor takes on a longitudinally wavy appearance, creating particular movements and reflections. This working is always accompanied by hand bevelling on all edges.

Seasoned
Through particular interventions on the noble part of the board, abrasions and modulations are obtained to simulate the wear and tear of time and footfall. This work is always accompanied by hand bevelling on all edges.

Hand bevelled
With great craftsmanship, the edges of the boards are manually worn down, making the dimensions and shape of the boards more evident. The edges appear more marked and irregular, as if they were worn out by time and wear.

Round Bevelled
The edges of the boards are abraded manually creating a rounded, not regular, effect. The appearance of the boards is softened and embossed compared to the flooring laid. This process is always combined with brushing.

Woodworm-eaten
Using a mix of modern technologies and handicraft techniques, we recreate artificially on the surface of 20% of the boards the holes made by wood-worms and the speckles left by parasites, giving the floor the charm of a seasoned and aged wooden floor.

Unique
The wood, thanks to the features and availability of the raw material, cannot be selected, therefore it is not possible to have any variation and we have to rely only on what nature gives us.