Wood trade Zahn
Tables & Benches & Standing tables
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For some years now we have been using only three-layer natural wood panels for our marquee sets and bar tables with wooden panels.
The advantages speak for themselves. We can guarantee that our three-layer natural wood panels will not break even after 5 years.
Compared to normally glued panels, our panels offer:
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Colour examples for our three-layer spruce wood panels for table sets, pub tables, picnic table sets, round tables, bar tables and stools. Top left in the picture walnut, top right ebony, bottom left colourless varnished and bottom right teak. Click on the picture to see more colours. Basically almost all RAL colours are possible in our production.
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The wood of the Douglas fir is naturally reddish, because glazes are not opaque, the wood under the glaze always remains visible. Colours such as red, yellow and orange are very strongly coloured in Douglas fir, silver only leaves a slight shimmer and anthracite is almost opaque. In the detailed view you will find some examples of how the individual glazes affect Douglas fir.
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Table tops 80 cm made of polyethylene for bar tables and small rotary tables are very popular in gastronomy and tent rental. These table tops are absolutely unbreakable and weatherproof. An all-year use in the outside area is no problem at all. The edges are rounded and the surface has a very smooth fine grinding. In the view you will find three different colour variants, which are available immediately from stock. Special colours on order are also possible and can also be delivered promptly.
marquee sets from genuine Douglas fir wood are special high-quality, because Douglas fir wood is more stable and scratch-resistant than the usual wood types used for the production of marquee sets
Douglas fir wood is not a colour example, but a wood species in its natural colour. The colour examples below for our marquee sets and bar tables with wooden tops are all thin-layer glazes on spruce wood.
The wood colour teak, just like the wood colour oregon pine, consists of brown and orange pigments. With the colour teak, however, predominantly brown colour pigments. This colour can be described as light brown.
You have to look very closely to distinguish Douglas fir wood oiled from spruce wood with teak wood surface but as already mentioned the glaze consists of orange and brown pigments and the colour red is completely missing. The red part shows the Douglas fir wood.
Thin-layer glaze Ebony light is produced by applying thin-layer glaze twice, once with dye, twice without dye. Two coats of dye create the colour ebony and three coats create the colour ebony dark.
thin-layer glaze with ebony wood colour, this wood colour is obtained by applying a thin-layer glaze twice with a colourant.
Thin-layer glaze Ebony dark is created by applying thin-layer glaze with dye three times. One could also apply further layers and the surface would be smoother and smoother, then no longer open-pored and corresponds to a painting with boat paint.
As with robinia wood, there are many types of mahogany, with different red and brown wood colors. The American Mahogany has a reddish color and is called the real Mahogany. Our mahogany glaze has been adapted to this colour.
The shade Oregon Pine was formerly called pine and consists mainly of orange and brown pigments. However, orange clearly predominates. This colour shade comes very close to the classic orange-coloured varnishes of table sets, pub tables, picnic tables, but has the advantage as a thin-layer glaze, however, that this thin-layer glaze is best suited for bar tables and table sets, pub tables, picnic tables and never peels off.
On the picture you see a glaze example, the thin layer glaze adapted by us to Robinia wood, on spruce wood and for comparison below on the same photo, under the same light conditions, a newcomer of our garden furniture, made of real natural coloured Robinia wood. Due to the different absorbency of the natural wood colour and structure of the different types of wood, a 100 percent adaptation of the wooden plates of our table sets, pub tables, picnic tables and bar tables is not possible.
Table sets, pub tables, picnic tables in the wood colour Rio Rosewood were the first table sets, pub tables, picnic tables we manufactured with a thin layer glaze coated wood surface. This colour is internally called Ripala by us.
The colour pigment of this glaze is chocolate brown and a spruce wood panel treated twice with this glaze looks deceptively similar to real Rio rosewood.
The fir green thin layer glaze contains colour pigments, approximately RAL6005, but is very poorly covering. Firs have no green wood, why the manufacturer Alfred Clouth Lackfabrik calls this shade fir green is inexplicable to us.
dark walnut wood colour is achieved by applying Clousil thin-layer glaze three times. An intermediate sanding is carried out after each glazing pass. Because each layer receives an intermediate sanding, the surface becomes slightly shiny.
The pictured glaze example, for the wooden plates of our bar tables and table sets, pub tables, picnic tables, was glazed twice, including intermediate sanding, with walnut-coloured thin-layer glaze and is called walnut by us. One treatment with the colour walnut + intermediate sanding, followed by the second treatment with colourless glaze, has the designation walnut light and is approx. 20% lighter. A three times treatment with the colour walnut, with two times intermediate sanding, is called walnut dark.
Our thin layer glaze is applied at least twice with intermediate sanding. The shade walnut light is created when the first coat is colored with pigments and the second coat is colorless, when only the first coat contains colorant then the grain is particularly emphasized. It can also happen that individual boards take on different colors.
The wooden boards for our table sets, pub tables, picnic tables and bar tables can also be glazed in oak. The brightness and the pigmentation of oak and teak are almost identical, the pigments of teak are brown and orange, the same is true for oak, only a little green is added.
White colour pigments are the highest-quality UV blocker and it can be assumed that light and above all white glazed bar tables and table sets, pub tables, picnic tables heat up the least in the sun and that cracking due to extreme drying out in the sun is therefore considerably less.
The picture shows a glaze example for our table sets, pub tables, picnic tables and bar tables with three-layer spruce wood top in anthracite grey RAL 7016.
Three-layer natural wood panels round 34 cm - 200 cm x 2.7 m.
Our standard sizes for tables:
For stool
Painting the displayed objects with boat paint.
Polyethylene sheets PE-500 plain or coloured, with coarse or fine marbling. Weather-resistant and highly resilient. We do not use polyethylene sheets with a diameter of more than 80 cm, because they are very unwieldy due to their high weight. Large PE sheets of 100 cm bend under very strong sunlight, especially with dark colour patterns, because these become very hot in the sun.
Please note that the glaze colours of spruce and Douglas fir can vary and that the wood structure always remains visible.