Kaiser & Kühne - Colourful_Inclusion

An almost forgotten wood ...
Known for its high quality, it was
nevertheless avoided by carpenters: The
wood of the Robinia (Robinia pseudoacacia),
also known as “False Acacia”. Due to its
extraordinary hardness and toughness, it
is difficult to work and tends to twist. In
the past, it was only used in mining, for
example to support galleries. After all,
Robinia wood is more stable than Oak! At the
meantime, however, Robinia is experiencing
a renaissance in several areas.
Even under water Robinia wood can develop
its strengths: As a supporting structure, it
also surpasses oak here. Especially in the
area of the water surface, where air and
water meet and the water is sometimes
higher, sometimes lower. Hardly any wood
can cope with this changing strain: rotting
agents and animal pests turn into the wood
and destroy the substance. Robinia wood
defends itself with its density and special
substances stored in the wood.
• Extremely long-lasting and resistant type
of wood
• Wood from responsible forestry (FSC ® ) of
European origin
• Excellent stability and elasticity
• Higher natural resistance to comparable
wood
KELN
GS
WIPPEN
SEE-SAWS
KARUSSELLS
CAROUSELS
SEILBAHNEN
CABLE RIDES
KLETTERN & ACTIO
CLIMBING & ACTIO
THEMENSPIEL
THEME PLAY
SPORT
AUSSENMÖBEL
OUTDOOR FURN.
INKLUSION
INCLUSION
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