THE LARCH
Larch is a hard wood among the softwoods, impressing with lengths between four and five meters and widths ranging from 19 to 30 centimeters.
The fine-grained pattern on the light, warm wood surface of larch appears rather timidly, creating a calm, Nordic atmosphere.
The velvety, natural surface is harmoniously connected by knots in various sizes.
Benefits & Characteristics
- Optics: characterful & modern
- Knot pattern: knots with up to 50 mm diameter
- Grain: fine annual rings
- Resistance: hard softwood, 19 N/mm²
- Length: 2480 / 4000 / 5000 mm
- Width: 190 / 220 / 260 / 280 / 300 mm
- Thickness: 16 or 19 mm
- Formats: planks, wide planks
- Origin: sustainable forestry
- Use: suitable for both residential and commercial projects
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Our Larch Natural Wood Floors at a Glance
The LARCH
The LARCH is available both as planks and wide planks in impressive formats. With its Nordic grain, it works perfectly for traditional interior styles. However, Larch can also be interestingly used for modern, minimalist concepts that play with contrast.
The warm undertone can be enhanced with natural oil or reduced by treating it with lye and white oil.
The LARCH Country
The LARCH Country is very lively, characterized by numerous knots and cracks. These are strikingly filled in black.
Like the Larch, the Country plank can be customized in appearance through surface treatment. From rustic warm tones to more even, lighter shades, everything is possible.
The LARCH Vulcano
Warmth - that's how the larch planks are treated in our thermal process. This results in darker, rich tones and a unique interplay of colors.
Together with the distinctive branch pattern and the typical grain, the larch presents itself in a new and special light. The LARCH Vulcano is also available as a wide plank.
Domino LARCH Vulcano
A brainwood floor, just like in the old days. That's the mafi Domino LARCH Vulcano collection. The special feature of this floor is its construction:
It is not produced as usual in a symmetrical three-layer structure but as solid wood blocks in 4x4 cm and then attached to a parquet net.
The thermal process creates the dark tones that provide an exciting interplay of colors in the overall appearance. Additionally, the swelling and shrinking behavior is significantly reduced. The surface treatment with oil is carried out after installation.
Origin and Distribution
Larch wood has a long-standing tradition, especially in the Alpine region, its natural habitat. Larch has always been a popular choice for interior applications such as stairs, doors, railings, and floorboards. It is also used as structural timber for ceiling constructions and in outdoor settings, where it develops a silvery-gray patina over time.
