Another fabulous product on display at this year’s Interzum was the Feelwood surface from Egger. The wood-based materials manufacturer presented what it says is the future of work surfaces for kitchens: “natural textures in wood finishes, as well as square edges with matching synchronised pore end grain edging”.
The new surfaces are based on the understanding that the work top in the kitchen is used daily and, so, must be able to withstand this use. Egger has innovatively combined the scratch, abrasion and shock resistance of melamine-faced worktops with natural textures, clean lines and gloss or matt options.
At Interzum, Egger released what it says is the first synchronised pore texture on the worktop. The pore surface of Feelwood Rift ST37, with its striking depth of texture and perfectly synchronised grain pattern, embodies what the company sees as the sought-after finish required by designers and homeowners for an authentically-natural finish. Feelwood Nature ST28, with its brushed, synchronised pore structure, generates the feeling of real wood on the worktop but, as with all Feelwood worktop innovations, it is robust and easy to clean.
For more information visit www.egger.com
