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Technical Aspects and Certifications of Wood Finishes: Specification for Professionals

Proper specification of wood finishes for architectural projects demands thorough knowledge of current regulations. Technical standards set objective parameters that enable the evaluation and comparison of the performance of different systems available on the market.

Biophilic design with wood finishes: connecting indoor spaces with nature

Biophilic design represents an architectural approach based on the biophilia hypothesis, proposed by Edward O. Wilson in 1984, which posits the existence of an inherent connection between human beings and natural systems. This architectural approach seeks to strengthen the person-nature bond through the integration of natural elements into built spaces, both directly and indirectly.

Natural wood in wet environments: technological innovation for bathrooms, kitchens, and spas

Integrating natural wood finishes in interior spaces, particularly in wet environments, has historically been an architectural challenge due to the material’s inherent vulnerability to moisture.

Wooden wall and ceiling paneling for interiors: transforming spaces with warmth and functionality

Incorporating natural wood paneling into interior spaces represents one of the most balanced solutions in contemporary architecture, combining design, comfort, and functionality. Wooden wall and ceiling paneling for interiors goes beyond mere aesthetics, offering essential technical qualities for conditioning interior spaces across various contexts.

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Panels with natural timber

Parklex Prodema panels feature a surface layer with natural timber as opposed to printed paper, bringing a high-quality feel to facades and interiors.