Paulownia Vanity Units
Paulownia wood strength,
smoothness, lack of blemishes and high auto ignition temperature makes it the
ideal wood for the manufacture of solid wood kitchens.
With an auto ignition temperature
higher than 400 degrees Celsius, double that of most hardwoods and softwoods,
Paulownia has a flame spreading rate considerably lower to most building
codes.
Paulownia wood is water-resistant,
light in weight, exceptionally stable, withstands warping, breakages and
deformations. It stains and paints well
in a variety of finishes. With a similar grain but lighter in colour than oak,
when stained it visually appears like oak but at a fraction of the price.
Paulownia is highly resistant to
attacks from termites insects, pests and rot, it is therefore ideally suited to
be used in environments where these are a problem.